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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1908
Page
17
Justice Jo sepho held West yesterday afternoon on forgery charges. West allegedly signed the name D. R. Medjonight to a check for 316 drawn on the D. Sullivan Co bant dated March 24. Bond set at 806 dollars. The notice mentions local club events and a new attorney opening offices in Hicks building with general practice.
A petition to open a ram from Bertel Perria to the Nacox docles was presented to the county commissioners court yesterday and referred to the road engineer for investigation. War bills were approved. Removal notice. Moran Piana Co moves to new charters in Mackay Building Navarra Street. Sues for 25000. William Tarbert sues Akitao Cement Co for injury from a December 17 fall into a cement bin. he claims hospitalization from Dec 17 1907 to Feb 1908 and alleges negligence in the park area of the defendant.
Theodore Vincke of El Paso sues over injuries from a rental accident he alleges caused permanent injuries. He traveled to El Paso to attend rent-related matters and was injured when a tram collided, with Vincke claiming long term harm. Vincke previously worked as a city employee in San Antonio and is a known local figure.
The San Ailogin auxiliary of the Christian and Missionary Alliance will meet at the Gospel Tabernacle Mission, 634 East Commerce Street, today. Sunday school for all ages begins at 3 a.m. Gospel service at 7 p.m. All are warmly invited to attend.
The congregation of the First Christian church, formerly held at a prior facility, plans to relocate its meeting place. Details on new site and dates were not fully disclosed in the readable text.
Fraudulent advertisement claims a free trial of a supposed Golden Remedy that allegedly cures alcoholism by adding a tasteless dose to coffee or food. It boasts rapid results, cites testimonials, and urges readers to send name and address to a Cincinnati address for a free package and proof. Also notes meetings at Beethoven hall and Pythias event details with minister sermons. ends with odd culinary line about vegetables and pies.
Cor Curtis obituary note mentions Independence leader head the Latter Day Saints cover lion while meeting in Saint city this week. Mrs Curtis serves as delegate to the convention from the soul Invest Tech friend and will be absent two weeks. Rally arrangements are underway for a great gathering with a prominent speaker delivering the address.
Continues to recover at Santa Rosa hospital after a serious injury Thursday near noon. Walter Durbin arrested following the route incident and posted bond of 750 dollars. Doctors Lankford Jackson Tephew and Felder report continued efforts at Moore Building site on Houston Street.
Yortola Valencia, hailed by the Bystander as Seville born, debuts as the new Spanish dancer Lir Senarféez at the Galety. Although only nineteen, she has danced before King Alfonso and is already known across Europe, with expectations of a grand season. Fred Wolfram promotes a hot lunch daily at 22¢ Losoyn Street, inviting patrons to view the display.
Special to Thy Light. April 4. Congressman Slayden asks for a copy of the railroad commission order directing the International & Great Northern to make improvements that led to receivership and related issues. He likely plans to present the matter before Congress in some form.
Mrs Florence Neshithaw will depart the United States next Saturday and stay abroad for a period, as announced by her attorney Daniel O'Reilly. She will remain in seclusion until Wednesday when her annulment suit against Harry Kendall Thaw is settled, then travel to Suroye and arrange a temporary home in Manch.
A meeting of Letter Carriers No 427 adopts memorial resolutions for Henry G Whiskey noting his memory as a loving husband father and member. The resolutions express sympathy to his bereaved family and specify sending copies to the daily press.
A Dallas company reinsures all industrial business with another firm in a contract approved by the department. The agreement covers Life and Health operations, with the reinsurance to be managed under the new arrangement effective in the region. The commission notes the policy aligns with regulatory standards and safeguards existing clients.
Historical ad copy touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as the gentlest effective remedy for children’s stomach and bowel troubles. It claims purity, safety, and a wide range of uses from constipation to colic, with testimonials and low cost, urging mothers to buy.
A Paris newspaper exposes a widespread swindle scheme targeting deputies. A ruse involves a society woman who lures officials with counterfeit promises and forged attachments, extracting cash and valuables. Another victim reports a swindler with ties to Marseille and Marseille associates, while police seek clues.
San Antonio welcomes a parade of travelers and locals from Mexico City Chicago Minneapolis and beyond. George Last and his party from New York are staying at the Menger while several executives including G B Exmieotle from Kansas City and G P Lipton from the San Antonio & Aransas Pass line head here for meetings of railroad associations. Visitors from Louisville and Dallas join relatives and guests at the hotel as work and social rounds continue through early spring.
Local dealer advertises deep discounts on whiskeys ryes and bourbons including Old Crow Old Ripy Parker and Mount Vernon brands. Prices shown per quart from $1.00 to $1.85 with cigars and bitters offered, mail orders accepted and telephone contact listed.
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