Fear Socialist Demonstration Threatens Priests in Rome
Rene Sept 14 authorities brace for a major socialist rally in Rome aimed at anticlerical action. Police prepared to curb violence against clergy as pilgrimages to the city are halted by papal order to ensure safety for visitors and clerics during the event.
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Rene
Pome
Italy
Priesta
Tommorrow
Bruno Wangment
Vaticcan
Rome
Mojastation
Chihuahua Sleuth Slain On Trail To Mine Camp
In Chihuahua Mexico Gent 14 An WokNowy shot and killed Clement Pagan elder of police as he rode to a mining camp to arrest criminals. The assailant stepped from behind a rock along a bend in the trail and fired seven shots. Patrols were sent to scour the area.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Clement Pagan
Hare
Trip
Aasasin
Warnley
Plague Attacks 20 Japs in Nebraska Laborers
Dr. I D Jones of Murdock Nebraska informs the state board of health that twenty patients among Japanese laborers at Algore Nebraska show disease resembling DMyala. The health board sent representatives to investigate. Jones called the cases captugious.
Don's Kidney Pills Endorsed by San Antonio Resident
A San Antonio woman testifies that Don's Kidney Pills cured her chronic back pain headaches and insomnia after a cold. She purchased at Hegar Drug Store and praises the remedy as a true specific. Distributed by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo with a price of 0.65. Remember the brand and take no other.
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San Antonio
Edward Abele
Texas
Saya
Don
Hegar Drago
Dean
Degiers
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Calls Cruise of Fleet a Mistake
New York dispatch critiques naval plans to move battleships to the Pacific as a strategic blunder. It argues such a grand maneuver risks timing and purpose, whether a warning to Japan or a show of strength, and questions the advisability of diverting ships for long training voyages.
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New York
Abe
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Pacific
Hay
Japan
Mediterranean
Beaumont Moves to Cancel Southwestern Telephone Franchise
Beaumont adopts a resolution to oust the Southwestern Telephone and Telegraph Co for not meeting service obligations. A three member committee led by Mayor Fietcher will investigate legal steps to cancel the franchise and report at the next council meeting.
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Menbara Ba
Banker Died Honest Monterey Banker Cleared in Inquiry
Proceedings related to the recent allegation against W. Hinrichsen of Monterey have been thrown out of court. A thorough investigation found no basis for charges against him or those connected with the institution.
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Monterey
Maxigo
W. Hinrichsen
Building Permits For San Antonio School Bard Expansion
San Antonio School bard seeks a two room addition on Stapr atreet with a $4800 permit. Nickolas Aguilar filed for two two room dwellings on Comal street totaling $400. TF A Wok plans a kitchen and bath addition on McKinnay avenue estimated at $240.
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San Antonia
Bard
Stapr Atreet
Nickolas ‘Aguilar
Comal Street
A. Wok
McKinnay Avenue
Burial Permits Reported for CM Virog Aged 70
Local burial notices list CM Virog aged 70 with interment to occur at a county hospital area. Cause of death noted as nephritic complications with no additional family or service details provided.
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Virog
Interment
Bariat
Labor’s Bright Future Warns Lynch in Labor Plan
Indianapolis reports a long interview with James M. Lynch president of the International Typographical Union outlining a future labor platform. He argues wages and hours are crucial but calls for nationalization of telegraph and telephone lines, strict anti child labor laws, universal education reforms, and stronger health and pension measures as part of a broad labor program.
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Indianapolis
Ind
James M. Lynen
Ineernational
Lynch
Onion
Hogk
International Typographical Union
Eaph
Sur Waton
Births Reported in City Hospitals
Birth announcements list several newborns with dates and parents. Dos born Sept 18 to Mr Do and Mordyce at Bay city hospital and Sept 17 baby to My and Mrs Rarah Amesgurta. Gin born Sept 14 to Mr ad Mrs W Carter at Pinney and Tridey streets. Bay born Sept 13 to Mr and Mrs Manuel Barrera 118 Connally wrest. Gh born Sept 13 to My and Mia 3 H Hinnah 326 Calhoun atreet.
Roosevelt May Run Out of Spite in 1905 Contingency
Oyster Bay dispatch reports Roosevelt might seek a presidential run only if a concerted movement by his enemies blocks the policies he began and carried during the administration. The note quotes a visitor describing the only possible scenario that would compel him to run in 1905.
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Oyster Bay
Fiesta Result Please Garza
President Garza of the Jout Patrio tea de Preblo approved today that he was well pleased with the three days celebration of Mexico independence anniversary in this city. He said it was a complete success from every standpoint with ideal weather and large crowds, especially the first night with an estimated seven thousand on the grounds. A meeting will be held Saturday night by the Junta to dispose of remaining items as preparations begin for the ten days' celebration in 1910. The Bexar Drugoa, open all night, Immediate delivery, Prescriptions specialty.
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Garza
Patriotea de Preblo
Mexico
Chinese Revolt Spreads Across Yangtze Valley
Chinese revolt widens as revolutionary groups swell in number in the Yangtze region. Officials warn thousands of insurgents may be hiding in foreign quarters to evade Chinese courts. Reports say plots against the Manchus persist, including in Pekin, as unrest spreads.
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Tia
China
Yangtze Valley
Pekin
Mayor Urged to Enforce Anti Scalping Law at San Antonio Fair
A local weekly notes heated debate over scalpers and fair ticket prices. A letter from San Antonio terminal lines urges Mayor Wilk to enforce the city ordinance immediately, arguing railroads and businesses cannot sacrifice revenue. The piece cites a Southwest Reporter case ex-parte Bukhes and urges action now.
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San Antunio
Otta ‘Wahrmund
Asidedt
Faly Association
Feag
San Anonio
Vermingl
Rocexa
Up Southwestern
Wilk
San Antonia
San Antasie
Railroada
Business Men's Club
San Antonio
Texas
Baby Thrust Upon Woman Traveler Heads West
Henriette Coray, wife of a Beald, NL newspaper man, arrives in Balt Take City with a baby not hers saying she will place it in an orphanage. She explains she met a 17 or 18 year old girl on a train from St. Louis who asked her to hold the infant while she retrieved her belongings and the girl disappeared with the train. Also includes a tasteful health ad for laxatives claiming to prevent appendicitis.
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City
Utah
St. Louis
Henriette Coray
J. L. Corey
Beald
Benid
Br. Lewis
Joy in Houston as Snark Comes to Town
Jubilant Bah Ate tonio Hoo Hoo members hear Lew Wabor prajurition in Houston for John Bonner homecoming. Delegations from Waco Beaumont Galveston Austin San Antonio Dallas Fort Worth expected. supper for 200 to 500. Odd props from West Texas and Isis priest W. H. Baugh will attend. no date set until Bonnar message arrives.
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Bah Atetonio
Lew Waborala
Houston
John Bonner
Waleth
Texas
Bonny
Monsion
Thil
Waco
Beaumont
Galvpaton
Austin
San Antonis
Dallas
Fort Worth
West Texas
James Shelton
Pete
W. HH. Baugh
Isis
Bat Whan
Ray Weiss
NASA
Bonnar
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