Root visit to Mexico tours cities with brief rest stop plan
Secretary Root and family proceed from Mexico City toward Guadalajara and San Luis Potosi on a special train, with a 1 car conveyance to Jalapa for a day of rest before continuing to Laredo on the border. The trip includes a switch to the Signet private car for final return to this city. Piles treatment offers quick cure guarantees in ad copy.
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Mexico
Rod Wiltermingie
Gilsob
Danghdan
John
United States
Guadalajara
San Ais Potog
Zseandou
Jalapa
San Lus Potosi
Laredo
Root
Doctor's speed to aid patient faces court ruling
A doctor in an emergency drive to reach a fever-stricken child was stopped for speeding. The judge decided the doctor acted under urgent necessity but cautioned restraint and reason in future cases. The incident occurred on Alamo Street with one other occupant present.
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R. A. Goeth
Alamo Street
Hing
No White Man May Shaw Her Lap
A street car incident on Avenue D last night led to the arrest of J A Bradigy, a white man, and a black woman. Witnesses testified the white man occupied a seat in the front car and moved into the woman's lap, tearing her dress and striking her in the face. police intervened as the car doors were reportedly stained with blood. The case will be continued to Monday morning to complete testimony.
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Avenue D
J. TA. Bradigy
Loulae Seath
Jy Corporation
Trond
Nemo Wariirth
Willy
Circus Trick Saves Life Of Iron Worker
New York ironworker Carl Jensen living in Agartaria, working on the Blackwells Island bridge, survived a 273 foot fall after a gust blew him from a derrick. He twisted midair, caught a beam with both hands, wrapped his legs around the girder, and climbed back to safety as coworkers cheered.
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New York
Carl Jensen
Shnetnral
Ag Taria
Blackwells Island
Tensen
Ioos
Jensen
EU Jensen
Ilis
Austin Unaware Of Interurban Deal For Texas Corridor
A mid October dispatch from Austin reports officials are unaware of plans for an Austin to San Antonio interurban line. Rumors suggest northern capitalists financed water power studies and secured options, with details kept quiet. The item notes the potential route from Austin through Seguin toward New Braunfels and beyond, amid talk of rapid, quiet advancement.
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Seguin
Tex
Austin
OLeary Covers 800 Miles Of His Race
Cincinnati October 12 Dan OLeary the famous pedestrian long a mile each hour at Norwood in an old attempt to establish a new record has covered 800 miles. He started in September and expects to finish the journey in about one week from Sunday by which time he will have completed the last mile of the 200 miles yet to go. OLeary is 65 years old.
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Cincinnati
Dan
O'Leary
Norwood
Bitalin
Finligh
Stocks Sell on a Panic Level
New York stocks opened lower on October 12 as leading issues fell amid panic selling. Rumors of government intervention and a sweeping railroad strike ripple through trading, with traders reacting to unclear orders and possible market disruption.
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New York
Stoete
Roosevelts Champagne Toast During St Louis Visit
The account describes President Roosevelt hesitating over a glass of champagne at a St Louis gathering. He initially refused, then drank a sip, paused, and finally drained the glass amid applause, as President Smith of the Business Men's League proposed the toast.
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St. Louis
Det
Roosevelt
Smith
Business Men's League
Twr
President Smith
Wed at Corpus This Morning
Corpus Christi Texas October 12 Richard King Jr and Miss Pierpont Heaney were wed in the Episcopal church this morning in Garbate ceremony. G A McDowell of Gallad yor joined. Miss Mary King was maid of honor and Miss Fidel Chamberlain of San Antonio was best in ladies. King Jeff from San Antonio visits bride's parents in Denver before touring the cast. Both families prominent locally. Groom is son of Richmet King of Driscoll and grandson of Mita H M King. Heaney was a prominent physician. last year he went west for health.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Richard King, Jry
Denver
Richmet King
Driscoll
Mita
H. M. King
Heaney
Ws Health
Quake Destroys Country Tuesday Prediction Sparks Panic
A Light Seattle dispatch reports a sensational prophecy by Mig Tan, ex teacher turned Apostolic Saints member. He foresees a Tuesday quake destroying the United States followed by 12 days of fires to purify the atmosphere. The Saints plan prayer in China while adherents here fear for their fate amid the doom scenario.
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Seattle
Waal
United States
Nis
Mi Mig Tan
the Apostolic Saints
Missy Paw
China
Uncle Sau
Taft Arrives in Hong Kong Amid Arrival Plans
Taft and party arrive in Hong Kong aboard the steamer Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Taft will attend a reception and meet the governor before boarding the Minnesota for likely voyage to Manila. Secretary to spend time on Philippines assembly opening as party reviews engagements.
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Taft
Hong Kong
China
Stesmer Minnesdta
Wil
Minnesota
Manila
Dring
Goa
Fippech
Phlippines Assembly
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure All Blood Troubles
Bad Blood is blamed for eruption boils pimples and other skin and rheumatic troubles. Hood's Sarsaparilla claims to be the best blood remedy with a proven record of cures. Sold in liquid or tablet form as Sarsatabs. 100 doses.
Henry Rochefort Quits Intransigeant to Lead La Paile
Paria Cet 12 Henry Rochefort, renowned journalist and pamphleteer, died at 77 and severed his link with Intransigeant, which he founded in 1880, to assume Editorship of La Paire. He debuted in La Paire this morning with a characteristic sovereign tone.
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Paria
Henry Rochefort
Pamphlateer
la Paule
Land Bird Found Aboard Cunarder Near Sable Island
New York reports passengers aboard the Cunarder Carmaniz saw a strange land bird land on the main deck about seven miles east of Sable Island as a storm raged. The small robin sized creature was fed briefly in the saloon before being buried in a box at sea.
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New York
Carmaniz
Sable Taland
San Jose Arcade Store Destroyed By Fire
Fire swept through a San Jose arcade goods store at South Flint and Wrench streets causing total loss estimated between 200000 and 500000 dollars. Fire crews battled the blaze as nearby buildings were protected. No injuries reported.
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San Jose
Cal
Healig
Flint and
Wrench
Legal Gill for Harvester Trust Washington Oregon
The prose says the Harvester Trust case moves toward dissolution with Assistant Attorney General Purdy returning from a trip and conferences with the attorney general. The department plans to file the case soon and likely select Sing at Chinage as prosecutor.
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Washington
Wierowley
Sfv- Chie
Harvester Combine
Purdy
Hue Tope
Ils
Calleci Ast
Uutul
Tistelet
Sing
Chinage
Cucumber Harvest Celebrated in San Francisco Chronicle
A reporter notes the harvest of 400 Tshels cucumbers in Nearer dida and an associated celebration. The crop is processed into complexion salve from preserved juice and will be distributed to four hundred cherks in multiple cities.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Preference Folklore Trusted by Millions of Housewives
The phrase notes that the preference has become a staple, used and appreciated by millions of housewives who have relied on it for half a century, highlighting enduring popularity and steady adoption across generations.
Homeless Waif Reunited With Officers In San Antonio
Ten year old Frank Fitia tells of a sister Mabel he met boarding a train to Arizona. He was found alone at the Southern Pacific depot and taken home by officers while hopes are pinned on locating Mabel, described only as taller with a long dress.
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Frank Fitia
San Antonio
Mabel
Te Peer
Southern Pacific
Saniersvillé
Arizona
Pitts
Zelmé
Texas
Xoumster
Leln
Ulis
Marvel
Death of Gr F Schrltt Business Man Sparks City Mourning
The death of Gr F Schrltt, a prominent business man, caused widespread grief in the city with numerous floral offerings and expressions of sympathy from fraternal organizations and friends. Funeral services are planned for tomorrow at 3:10 PM at Woun, followed by burial in City Cemetery with pallbearers named from local communities and a traveling man from Marsuyl noted among mourners.
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Casino Gib
Turners, Beethoven Society
Odd Fellows
Knights of Bytn Jus
Travelers’ Protective Association
Sociedad Mutualisia
Krankenkasseyverein
de Liss
Schmitt
Hudad
Atte Woun
Une
L At. Deine
San Fernando Cathode
City Cemetery
Nom 5
Amos Graves Sr
Adalph Mert
Wy Hindley
J. 8
Langford
Oy LD
Bataite
Lina Bars
Pal
Qaspas Mores
Herm Sehuchard
Lola Potter
Edward Dreiss
Lazy Zork
Edward Richardson
Price Pays $100000 for Seat at Opera
New York October 12 Henry Clay Mich a Pittsburg iron worker, famed for wealth, buys box No. 19 in the Diamond Horseshoe at the Metropolitan Opera House. The $100,000 price marks the highest sum ever paid for a box, reflecting new social prestige through association with opera season.
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New York
Opera House
Diamond
Willee
Amour Dheol
Henry Clay Mich
Pittsburg
Mr. Prick
Henry J. Tarbay
Alting Mans
Trains Collide in Alabama. One Man Dies
A collision between a Langynlo and Mash ville freight train and a Trisca paysons gar train at Pratt City near Gelease morning injures several and kills conductor G. Salta of Uretenghin. Injured include Dulhan Gar Conductor and Pullman car passenger.
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Ammiteham
Ala
Lantyinlo & Mashville
Trisca Paysons
Pratt City
Gelease
G. Salta
Uretenghin
Willewx
Ho Tr Kau
Galdsandth
Mnchester
N.Y
Vera Iin
Cnty
Land of Nod burlesque at Grand Opera House thrills San Antonio
Review notes Knox Wilson and Ursula March lead a lively cast in a burlesque tribute to The Land of Nod. Praises the agile chorus, clever musical numbers, and Wilson’s juggling on harmonica and saxophone. Compares favorably to Chicago and promises strong matinee and evening showings.
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Tolus
Walfoun
Knox Wilson
Wilikun Prieng
Ursula Mach
Chicago
Wilson
Hat
Betti
Marie Cahil
Brest
Ursula
Yatran
Grand Opera House
Bee Ohfford
Batiuie
Wales
Helen Darling
eThe Dei
Sani
San Antonio
Lion
Clarke Printing Co Moves to New Quarters
Clarke Printing Co will relocate in October to the corner of Crockett and Losoya Streets Light Building due to insufficient space. The move aims to accommodate a growing business.
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Crockett and Losoya
Roosevelt trip wins friends among supporters at home
New York 12 — Representative Joseph B. Ransdell of Louisiana accompanied President Ro down the Mississippi to the interests of the fourth war convention of the National Rivers and Hathors to be held in Washington in December. Ransdell, a Democrat, said the president’s trip has gained notable popularity. After nineteen days’ fast a patient in Philadelphia seeks cure through fasting. Mrs. Barry of Say Nemartian, bedridden with dropsy and rheumatism, hears of a similar case and tries the remedy. The physician Dr Tanner who endured a forty day fast and aided by the treatment is said to have encouraged Mrs. Barry.
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New York
Get
Joseph B. Biansdell
Louisi
Nasional Rivers
Philadelphia
North American
Robert Barry
Nemartian
Wilks
Fashing
Bernardine
Tanner
Barry
Sharp young Copie faces wry talk in tailoring tale
A fragmentary note from Baltimore recounts a sharp youth named Copie as observers discuss his wit and potential. The passage hints at early entrances to a tailoring shop and the wary anticipation of how he will fare in the public eye.
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Richard King, Jr
Miss Pierpont Heaney
Cartel
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Chemist
Lily
Ihig Wing
Paris
Gunard Line
California
Legal Gill For Harvester Trust
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Sister
Gr. F. Schrltt
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PAGH
OPERA
Hot Wells
Cesare Torisielli
Thureday
the Grand
Tolks
Clarke Printing Co
Lady Audley
Misk Melba Paliar
Rivard Lextar
Alvings
Louisiana
Copiell
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