Premier baseball clash nears in world series opener
Salubrious weather greeted Shibe Park as the New York Giants and Philadelphia Athletics prepared for game two of the world series. Marquard opposed by Coombs, Meyers catching for New York, Thomas or Lapp in Philly, with lineups and umpires named but not finalized.
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Everybody's Friend Vincl tonic advertised by local drug store
Mrs H DuBois of Hempstead Long Island praises Vincl cod liver and iron without oil as a reliable tonic. The ad cites thousands of grateful families and reports nine bottles used this winter with guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Her's Drug Store in Gibbs Building opposite the post office sells the product.
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Plot to kill General Reyes foiled at depot watch
Reported assassination plots against General Reyes persist as crowds guard him at the depot and home. Col. Chapa received a quiet tip of a possible shooting or pone attack, but security kept the target safe while Reyes traveled to Austin with Col. Chapa Miguel Uiroga and David Reyes Retana on the 1:50 train.
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Austin
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San Antonio
Altgut Protests Rail Tracks on Santa Clara Street
Alderman Fincham will read E. J. Altgelt’s protest letter to the city tonight opposing G H and S A railroad tracks on Santa Clara street. Altgelt alleges city property giveaways tainted assessments and improper street closures, urging city investigation before the ordinance passes at today’s council meeting.
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Mills to Discuss Advertising Confidence at Luncheon
Claude Mills will address the Advertising club at the St Anthony hotel tomorrow at 2 30 pm on Why Confidence is an Essential of Advertising. It is the second paper in the 1911 12 educational course by the Associated Advertising Clubs of America. Officers for the ensuing term to be elected a week from Tuesday at 7 pm after dinner.
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Disintegration Plan Filed For American Tobacco Trust
The American Tobacco Company seeks a sixty day extension to March 1 1912 to perfect its reorganization under a plan that splits the Conley Tin Foil into two independent firms, divides McAndrews and Forbes licorice, dissolves the American Stogie and American Cigar firms, and splits the American Snuff business into three companies, while relinquishing control and severing ties with related firms and international agreements.
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American Snuff Company
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British-American Tobacco Company, Limited
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United Cigar Stores Company
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R J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
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British-American Tobacco Co
Porto Rican A. T. Co
Powers Seen Dimming For Intervention In Tripoli Crisis
Berlin reports a semi official statement says chances of halting the Turko Italian war are fading. Italy refuses Turkish suzerainty over Tripoli while Turkey will not surrender Tripoli unconditionally. The Tripolitan case remains delegated and may prompt international talks for joint action.
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Bonanza Hotel and Town Hall Destroyed in Arkansas Fire
Fire at Bonanza Arkansas late Sunday night destroyed the Bonanza hotel, city hall and Anger building. Losses totaled six thousand dollars as the blaze, which started in the hotel, neared wiping out the town.
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Mexican Killed in Buggy Near Goliad
Special to the Light from Goliad Texas reports Antonio Eurera a Mexican renter on S Parks ranch found dead in his buggy on the Golad road five miles east of town. Two bullets pierced his head and the horse was used by the killer to flee. A man three miles away was arrested and held for the murder.
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Governor Colquitt to Visit San Antonio Before El Paso Trip
Gov O B Colquitt arrives in San Antonio with staff for a short stay en route to El Paso for Arizona and New Mexico statehood celebrations. He may decide on Alamo restoration plans during the visit, with a large accompanying party including several generals and local officials.
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Zapatistas Reported Cut to Pieces Near Tepetlan
Advices from Cuernavaca say 500 Zapatistas were cut to pieces in a battle near Tepetlan yesterday. Zapata escaped again as forces of General Figuerrera and Colonel Blanquet trapped them. Two hundred killed, many wounded and numerous prisoners reported.
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Cattlemen to Meet in Bay City November for New Laws
Special to the Light bay city report states the Live Stock Protective Association covering Fort Bend Matagorda Wharton and Brazoria counties will convene November 6 in Bay City. A main feature is the adoption of a new constitution and by laws with printed copies mailed to members by secretary Harry Rhodes of West Colombia.
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Brackner and Browning Wed in Blanco Tex Ceremony
Joseph Brackner and Miss Ruth Browning married at the Browning home in Blanco Texas with Rev. H E L Edgar officiating. The couple tied the knot on October 16 at the bride’s parents residence.
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Ruth Browning
C. B. Browning
HE. L. Edgar
Pape's Cold Compound Claims Quick Grippe Cure
The ad asserts that quinine does not break a cold and promotes Pape's Cold Compound as a fast cure. It states taking doses every two hours, up to three, ends grippe and relieves headache fever sneezing sore throat congestion and rheumatic pains. The product costs 25 cents and contains no quinine.
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Foremen Asked to Join Sunset Shop Strikers
The general foreman and foremen of carpenters boilermakers machinists roundhouse and machinists at Sunset shops were urged by a striker committee to walk out in sympathy after a telegram from federation grand lodge officers. Foremen will decide later. twenty strike-breakers were brought in by the company and assigned to posts. The westbound No 9 passenger train was delayed several hours.
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Federation
Simple Mixture Offered as German Appendicitis Remedy
In San Antonio many use a buckthorn bark and gly cerine mix called Adler ika. A single dose relieves constipation sour stomach or gas instantly. The preparation antisepticizes digestive organs and draws off impurities. H. L. Wagner Ave C and Houston Street is named in the notice.
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Strikers Optimistic Amid Unstated Cause of Pause
Early reports indicate uncertainty over a pause in the labor strike with the company not stating a reason. Strikers express rising optimism, believing the stoppage may end soon.
Dissolution of Injunction Sought in Harriman Line Strike
In Houston on October 16, Judge Walter T. Burns heard arguments for dissolving the temporary restraining order against Harriman line strikers. A decision was expected soon, with foremen ordered by president Reguin of the Federated Craftsmen to join the strike. About 700 foremen could be affected, and strikers received September pay on regular payday.
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Harriman
Troops Begin Return From Mississippi City Strike
The quiet strike situation in M'COME CITY Miss remains steady as a gradual pullback of troops starts. Twenty two soldiers who are students at the Agricultural and Mechanical college returned to campus last night and this afternoon companies B and C of Natchez will return home.
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Mackay Company 10 Operate Here Soon In San Antonio
The Mackay Telegraph and Cable Company plans operation in San Antonio within a month led by Charles M. Baker and F. W. Conger. Electric workers will arrive in a week to install equipment and connect wires. Offices to open on Navarro street with equipment arriving. The firm opposes existing telephone and telegraph groups, aiming to cover Texas with new lines and independent offices, Dallas to Houston. Royal Orchestra plays at the Saratoga restaurant daily.
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