City News: Communion Ceremony and Local Court Actions
Holy communion was celebrated at 5 30 this morning at St Mark's church commemorating St Luke's day with a largely well attended service. The Forty fifth district court jury has been discharged and a new panel to hear cases before Judge Camp will be selected Monday. Leona Taylor and Joaquin Garcia faced court at Saratoga restaurant with both becoming defendants and fined six dollars each. Dennis Leach, a burly Negro, was arrested on an assault to murder charge after a knife attack in a jealousy dispute with a former lover, his case moved from the corporation court. Homesseekers continue to flood Texas as San Antonio serves as gateway for many looking for new locations.
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St Luke's Day
Leona Taylor
Joaquin Garcia
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Corporation Court
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Dennis Leach
Igmia Aix
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Leach
Grape-Nuts Cited By Terre Haute Reader For Digestion Relief
A Terre Haute woman describes four years of indigestion bested by Grape-Nuts and claims no longer starves. Her husband and son also used the cereal with notable improvement, noting nourishment and stamina. The letter extols Grape-Nuts as a source of brain and nerve nourishment from wheat and barley proteins.
Derailing Freight Cars Delays Roth-bound Passenger Train
Wreck interrupts traffic as fourteen freight cars derail fifteen miles south of the city. No one injured except a telegraph lineman bruised. the Roth bound passenger train did not depart until this morning. Also notes a divorce after 17 years and local notices including church events and a wolf-hunt plan.
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International & Great
Northern Railroad
Bryan to Speak in Georgia Tomorrow in Atlanta
William Jennings Bryan will be the guest of honor in Atlanta tomorrow night and deliver an address as part of a state-wide speaking tour. Special excursions are planned to bring visitors from across Georgia to hear the Nebraskan orator.
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Georgia
Atlanta
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Quorala State
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraskan Statesman
Albany
Overnor Hughes
Bronza
Franzie
Ftive
New York
Metropolia
Mexican Money Worth More as Merger Postponed
In Mexico City, currency markets react to stalled plans for a railroad merger. The decision to delay the merger has eased money scarcity, with banks storing funds for potential consolidation.
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Mexico
Houston man denies stock market loss
Hipaston, Tax, Oct. 18 report from here says several Houston capitalists lost large sums through investments in Union Pacific stock. James A. Baker claims neither himself nor W. Tl Chow ug T. W House made any investment in the stock and says he received no telegraph from New York about Union Pacific or other market investments.
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Hipaston
New York
Union Page
Improve Mail Service Passes In City of Mexico
A reform measure titled Improve Mail Service of the Republic has just been passed in the capital. It restructures postal operations and promises to greatly enhance the speed and reliability of letter delivery nationwide.
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City of Mexico
Det
The
Republic
Postage Regulations for Undelivered Mail
Undelivered letters bearing insufficient postage are held at the posting office until the sender or recipient pays the required postage. The practice applies to mail requiring delivery to the addressed recipient and collection at the office of mailing follows postal rules.
Food preservative declared harmless plan adopted
New York February 18. Food manufacturers from across the country met at the Hotel Imperial and adopted resolutions opposing the use of benzoate of soda as a food preserve. J A Johnson of Boston led the discussion and the group commended government food laws while seeking consistency to avoid business disruption from conflicting regulations.
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Get
Ifoag
Hotel Imperial
National Association of Manufacturers
Ha, Johnson
J. A. Johnson & Co
Boston
Cid
Soja
Love Found A Way Into Police Court
Anxious suitor Ayres confronts Miss Annie Camp at the Maine hotel leading to arrest and court action. Camp, a chambermaid, refused Ayres and vowed only death could stop him. The court case records indicate Ayres’ threats and the ensuing legal pursuit. Road’s Sarsaparilla ad appears amid the report, followed by recruitment and unveiling notices and a local ad.
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J. Reone
Maine
Annie Camp
Haig
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