Trust Busters to Meet Their Chief Trust Busters
In St Louis on October 1 a conference gathers leading U S attorneys general and state officials to coordinate a cross state anti trust campaign. They plan evidence exchanges, joint prosecutions, and non partisan cooperation to curb monopolies. Discussions will cover labor disputes franchises and federal state coordination.
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St. Louis
Hookevelt
Hadley
Missouri
United States
Mastachucella
Wade H. Elig
Ohio
Herbert Hadley
Misson
Heal Trust
J. P. Lightfoot
Texas
Bonaparte
Lightfoot
Star State
Roosevelt
Ballavi Horehound Syrup and Paint Advertisements
A fragmented period piece touts Ballavi Horehound Syrup as a remedy for coughs and pulmonary diseases with one Mobile Alabama testimonial about five years of winter cough relief. Also promotes ready mixed paints from Stivins & Sons, claiming savings and quality with the largest stock in the southwest.
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Thia Medeina
Ballavi
Mobile
Ala
Gaya
Ballard
Bexat Drug Ca
America
Southwest
MD. Stinvins & Sonb
Foreign Postage Rates Cut Under Rome Agreement
The Universal Postal Union lowers letter postage to 6 cents for the first ounce and 8 cents for each additional ounce to many countries, replacing the Washington 1897 rates. A 6 cent reply coupon can be used to prepay return postage, sold for 6 cents with 1 cent extra for printing. The system enables prepayment of foreign replies and small payments, with coupons distributed among nations. Future meetings may advance toward a universal postage stamp system.
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Rome
Washington
United States
Mexico
Canad
Fanuma
Universal Postal Union
Germany
Italy
Aumerleu
Willan
Wniversal
Great Britain
Washington Postal
Dala
M Jong Atep
San Antonio News Items From 1886 Ad Evening Record
A fragmentary 1886 San Antonio page notes a staged antlered snake illusion on Dwyer Avenue and wool market forecasts predicting a four cent rise in 1888. It also mentions the city receiving a new city and county ballot, a petition by Fourth ward residents for school transport boats, and the Democratic convention’s committee results with named officers. Also reported are a hunting trip return and general prosperity notes.
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Dwyer Avenue
San Antalo
Committee
Mambare
Fred Gooke
Vica
George W. Mags
W. H. Young
C. D. Millaly
Ne Mc Smith
J. C. Hunter
Arma
Phil Shardefn
Z. N. Sanchez
Elght
Giorles Schreiner
VW. Feet
Fy Jaimes
Kato
Seized Goods to Go Under Hammer
New York October 1 Uncle Sam will hold a public sale at the customs store room the appressor cases at the port of New York all excess claimed goods will be knocked down to the highest bidder The stock includes wines fly bas gly and other beverages and playing cards also imported dress goods jewelry and a range of miscellaneous wares to be taxed before removal
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New York
Sam
United States
Four in Pennsylvania to share same gallows this week
Special to The Light Lancaster Pa Oct 1 four Stal will be hanged from the same gallows this week unless clemency delays the sentence. The execution date had not been set and, if carried out, would mark a quadruple hanging in Pennsylvania.
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Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Keep the Kidneys Well And Health Risks From Ignored
San Antonio residents recount relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney disease and pain. A claimant from 1017 North Hackberry street praises the remedy, bought at Bexar Drug Co., noting strong results and urging others to follow directions. The advertisement promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as the trusted kidney remedy.
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San Antonio
Nun of Pean
Houck
North Hackberry Street
Texas
Coah
Bexar Drug Co
Milburn Co
Buffils
United States
Noan
Water Supply Expansion Planned for Fort Worth Parks
Fort Worth plans widening the city park wells to add eight new water sources, deemed sufficient to meet the city’s needs for about a year. The project, approved by Commissioner Stephens, reflects an effort to bolster Lone Star State water reserves amid local shortages and growing demand.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Ock
Stephans
Haunt Takes and Queer Form in Forgotten Tale
A fragmented OCR fragment describes a northern castle stronghold linked to Mary Queen of Scots and a prisoner passage through England. The text hints at a mysterious procession of aunties and a library chamber where forms shift while backs refuse to be laid flat, with movement implied but details unclear.
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Gayo
Mary Queen of
Senta
England
Paris Police Stop Near Rue Montmartre Incident
A large crowd watched as a bicycle rider sped along a Paris street when a pursuer shouted stop. A white haired, bearded man blocked the thief, knocked the bike aside, and held him until police arrived. The incident involved M. Lapin, the prefect of police.
London Unpleasant for Aged Citizens
London becomes a labyrinth of horror for elderly residents as streets turn perilous with toppled buses private cars striking lamp posts and shelters. The elderly citizen wanders in fear seeking safe paths amid the chaos and confusion described by the London Graphic.
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London
London Graphic
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Hire’s Root Beer
G. A. Duerler Mfg. Co
Wholesowe
Yale Dentists
Hicks
Uncle Sam
Soma
Antonio Peaple
News OF the
Lone Star State
Bashop
John Puckett
Wigin
W. Hassel
Ily Gaelon Patch
Tatura
Tatum
Avant
Smaudey Mohdy
Prohibitionteta
Watter Hargrove
Oe Crayhate
Bowie
Denver
Bowe
JM Shillings
A. J. Howse
A. Cummins
Wl, White
W.N. Green
P. Strong
J. L. Rudy
GC. Clapp
Snead Strong
J. Adams
the Railroad Company
Uvalile
Tos
F. A. Huget
Lagona
New Order K
P. San Angelo
Knights of Pythiia
EL Dorada
Stockdale
Goliad
Alice Abbott
Galveston, Harrisburg
J. H. Sandy
Pexas All Pacific Railroad
del Rio
Pel-Rin
Abe Mulkay
Raiway Mall
Ciation
The
Mutual Benefit Association
Colonial Hall
KET
Brownsville
Mulb
J. Dalley
Justice Court
Sebastian
Charles
Combe
Goorgetown
Coorgetown
Winniag
Vitel
Shakespeare
Zervants
Notu
Houge
Paris
U. S
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