Money Lenders Do Enormous Business in New York
Investigators for District Attorney Whitman report New York money lenders handle about 20 million dollars annually and put over 100000 people in their clutches, including 30000 municipal employees. They say state courts aid usury and loan sharks cause suicides defalcations and thefts, urging a civil bureau to defend borrowers.
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New York
Whitman
Upstate
Booths HYOMEI Candor Cure for Catarrh and Colds
Australian Eucalyptus HYOMEI combines antiseptics to treat catarrh throat and lung infections. It claims to destroy germs and relieve catarrhal misery. The advertisement promises satisfaction or money back and lists a $1 price with an extra bottle for 50 cents.
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Booth
Soundless Motor Used on Army Aircraft Tests
The Army Signal Corps at College Park Maryland reports successful soundless motor experiments. Lieutenant Harry Graham leads the test of a new motive power for aeroplanes which may boost effectiveness in combat and scout duties. A color scheme is also planned to render machines nearly invisible at 250 feet day or night.
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Washington, D. C
Army Signal Corps
Aviation Field
College Park
Harry Graham
Army
Digestit claim promises quick digestion relief
Brown's Digestit advertised as an aid to digestion offering quick relief from indigestion sour stomach gas belching and stomach upsets. The ad promises immediate relief after dosing with a money back guarantee and urges readers to buy at Schwab McElroy drug stores.
Alamo Gage Case to Decide on Reconstruction Plans
The case Dr. A. B. Conley et al. v. The Daughters of the Republic of Texas, over Governor Colquitt’s Alamo restoration, was submitted to the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals with a decision expected soon. The Daughters claim custody by statute and blocked the governor’s plans, while the appeals court also ruled telegraph blanks can render a company liable for fraudulent messages.
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A. B. Conley
the Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Colquitt
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Forty-fifth District Court
Alamo
J. L. Camp
J. F. Carl
Denman, Franklin & McGown and
Webb & Goeth
Daughters Telegraph Company
Fourth Appellate Court
W. 5. Fly
Dallas County
Traders’ Bank of Dallas
Postal Telegraph Company
Telegraph Company
Fourth Court of Civic Appeals
San Antonio Hardware Co
W. W. Sanger
Bexar
Postal Telegraph and Cable Co
The
Traders’ Bank
Dallas
St. Louis & Southwestern Railway
Ed Tarver
Forbes Brothers
Texas Spice Co
McDougle, Cameron & Webster
Laurena ‘Williams
Dallas Names in Court Case List
A listed group from Dallas includes Simmons Roy FB Jennings Henry Gerron Frank Morgan Tom Corbin DL Huffman Chick Price Bob Davis Claude Noe Merrett Gilee Pinkney Clark John OMally J E Pope Henry Pope Joe Ware Lawrence Hendricks Jim Minter and others with additional names Ben Lane from Angelina Will Young and Tom Longwood from Jasper, showing regional defendants.
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Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
Tex
Uriah Foster
Bastrop
Henry Johnson
Ambrose Williams
Cass
Wm. Warren Follis
Rath
Jim Willie
Falls
Willavis
Franklin
Austin Tyler
Galveston
Harry Williams
Harris
J. H. Coley
Howard
Titus
K. Holmes
Ward
Dick Brinson
Lampasas
F. N. Hamilton
Mason
R. L. Wells
McLennan
Will Pate
Smith
John Beal Sneed
Potter
Jack Keller
W. E. McElroy
Bob Boyd
Cherokee
J. W. Spearman
Welter Robertson
Hopkins
Nash Clay
Dock Barnes
Williamson
F. Coleman
Frank Hobbs
Clay Cloud
Wise
Arthur Brewer
Denton
Oscar McCrary
W. H. Bradberry
Nolan
Jim Vickers
Supreme Court actions and rule changes noted in Texas session
A Texas supreme court report lists granted and dismissed applications across counties, dates set for November hearings, and a new Civil Appeals rule effective November 15 1912. It also notes an Odd Fellows reception for Grand Sire C A Keller at San Antonio Lodge No 11 this evening.
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Austin
Tex
Supreme Court
Cleburne Electric and Gas Co
Lertie McCoy
Johnson County
M. W. Dreyer
A. V. Southard
Bexar
L. A. Cagle
Sabine Valley
T. D. Berry
Smith
R. M. Patterson
Mary B. Elis
Bowie
W. B. Ammeriman
Garnet B. Kane
Tarrant
J. C. C. Martin
Robert Ince
Comanche
Galveston Tribune
Galveston
Orange Lumber Co
Ellis
Orange
H. D. Adams
State of Texas
Limestone
Courts of Civil Appeals
Court of Civil Appeals
Odd Fellows
Grand Sire
C. A. Keller
San Antonio
Sire C. A. Keller
Mrs Cleveland to Wed Wells College Professor
Princeton Oct. 30 Mrs Grover Cleveland announces her engagement to Thomas Joseph Preston professor of archaeology and history of arts at Wells College Preston a Princeton graduate aged 50 is soon to wed with the nuptials to be announced later Mrs Cleveland a Wells College graduate and longtime trustee lives in Princeton with her family after Grover Cleveland's presidency.
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Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Thomas Joseph Preston
Wells College
Cleveland
Isom
Frances Folsom
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
Preston
Wilson Defends Tariff Stand In New Jersey Tour
Gov. Woodrow Wilson campaigned in New Jersey urging voters to reject free trade notions and back a tariff bill removing special privileges. He argued the panic of 1893 stemmed from currency laws, pressed reading of history, and warned against Republican and other party programs of postponement. He claimed, if the Democratic party fails, Americans should reject it.
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Philadelphia
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
North Jersey
Taft
Wilson
Montclair
Newark
Unitedes
United States
Cleveland
Donesty
Republican Party
Senate
Democratic Party
NOW PRESIDING ELDER Rev V A Godbey To Bid Farewell
Rev V A Godbey longtime Travis Park Methodist pastor leaves for new duties as presiding elder of the Austin district tonight. He has served nearly twenty years in educational work and twice attended the Ecumenical conference. The Austin district covers about twenty pastors under his charge.
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V. A. Godbey
Travis Park Methodist Church
Austin
Godbey
Ecumenical Conference
Cascarets promise relief for liver and bowels
An ad touts Cascarets as a cure for a torpid liver and sluggish bowels, claiming headaches biliousness and indigestion vanish. It promotes a 10 cent box as keeping the head clear and stomach sweet, noting even children benefit from a gentle cleansing.
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