Prince Helie’s Romance Stirred Gould Family
The article recounts Prince Helie’s engagement to Mme Anna Gould in Europe and the couple’s plans to retire after marriage to settle debts. It notes mixed European views and comments on American society, plus a financial update on a bank in San Antonio and its impact on depositors as dividends begin to be paid and claims settled.
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Gould
Prince Helie
Mme. Anna
Rose
Prince Helia
Tinhattan
Pars
Prince
Mme
Anna Gould
Europe
San Antonio
Antimony in Arkansas mining history revival of 1906
The 1906 surge in antimony prices revived interest in Arkansas deposits, concentrated in the southwestern region of the state near Gilham in northern Savier County along the Kansas City Southern line. Historical notes state Civil War era mining in the area, with subsequent discoveries by early miners following the war.
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Arkansas
Savier County
Gilham
Kanana City
Drntera
Antimony Deposits and Local Mining History
The article discusses antimony ore in Sevier county with references to stibnite shipments to Little Rock and New Orleans, early descriptions from 1874, and a 1907 US Geological Survey report by Frank J. Hess. It notes abandoned mines, potential profitability from rising antimony prices, and related ore occurrences including zinc, lead, and silver-bearing lead veins.
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Hind
Little Rock
Ibly
Fulton
Red River
Gecording
New Orleans
England
Sevier County
American Istitute of
United States Geological Survey
Frank J. Hess
bin Hess
Cotton Mills Struggle With Declining Demand
The Lewell Quarter-Citizen notes southern cotton mills face deepening gloom and greater lay offs while northern rivals trim less. Demand for cloth and yarn in the south falls more than finer goods in the region, with some mills likely to close. Market recovery is hoped as orders may rebound when demand returns.
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Lewell
Jast
Jong
Strange Zoo Artist Pokes Sultan in the Rib for Sculptures
Bronx park tale follows artist Ward as he molds a large lion named Sultan into a new sculpture showing a killing of an antelope. The Barbary lion resists, often ignoring the sculptor and only lifting a paw or turning, forcing Ward to extend a chisel through bars to coax a feature.
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Bronx Park
Sultan
Bheasts
Iberres
Ward
San Antonio 21 Years Ago Sangerfest Parade Report
The Light notes a Sangerfest civil parade in San Antonio with Governor Russ, State Treasurer Lubbock, Col. Hall, and Nat Henderson attending. Fort Say Houston recruits began westward from New York. Convict camp escapees on the Cibolo remain at large after breaking out.
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Fort Say Houston
New York
Russ
Cibolo
Ab Larga
In History Notes A Fragmented April 15 Record
April 15 entries recount historic dates and personages such as Georges Calvert lord of Maryland, German GW von Strive, and John Lothrop Motley. The fragment mentions an 1804 birth, 1877 milestone, and a battleship launch, followed by rough astronomical event notes about sunset and moonrise for tonight and tomorrow.
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Georges Calvert
Martinart
Colony of
Maryland
F. GW. von Strive
Risin Asteominer
John Lothrod Motley
Historia Ani
Dapan
To- Nien
Revision demands revise state conventions and platforms
The New York Journal of Commerce and Commercial Bulletin notes public demand for genuine revision rather than fixed platforms. It argues that the people want real changes, and revisiting is remanded by the voters, shaping campaigns and outcomes.
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iNew York Journal of Commerce and Commercial Bulletin
Ind’t
Alnebiony
Wfee
Blood Was Drew in Merger of Affray Case at San Antonio Court
In a tangled 19th century scene two women, Mary Glover and Anne Teague, faced a charge of affray as a witness described a stabbing and a drawn blade. The court heard Mary claim blood was drawn, while Mammy Glover testified after 40 years in San Antonio that she was made city halt.
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Mary Glover
Judee Dackley
Anne Teague
Touruc
Mary
Grandia Thtaaaty
Tommy Todd Writes to His Uncle Jack in Fractured Speech
Fragmented dialogue features Tommy Todd and Uncle Jack with garbled text and stray phrases. The piece includes misheard lines, scattered names, and a rough street tone showing a chaotic exchange about voices, rooms, and a piano like misremembered events. It hints at a memory scene with odd, clipped dialogue and partial attributions to Mister Brown and others.
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Tommy Todd
Jack
Teague Woman Landed in Trouble Faces Fine
Attorney Greenley dodged statutes in an effort to save Teague woman from serious consequences. Judge Buckley fined his client $20. Dr E T Hughes and Hicks Guilding provide eye ear nose and throat services.
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Greenley
Teague
Buckley
E. T. Hughes
Hicks Guilding
Kpractica
The Art of Choosing a Wife in Society and Temperament
A cheeky essay argues that in selecting a wife, temperament matters more than vanity or wealth. It contrasts the literary, society, and plain women, suggesting the right match lies in shared sympathies, daily conduct, and domestic harmony, with caution against overreaching ambition or incompatible temperaments.
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Ods
Lal
Jyyns
Hlonde
Tate
Ideal Wife and Domestic Roles in Marriage Advice
A fragment from a 1920s or earlier discourse discusses expectations for a wife, favoring alignment with a husband’s occupation, submersion of personal life for inspiration, and the view of future mother-in-law. The text references poets, publishers, and agents in a critical, advisory tone.
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Jim
Bin
That Tired Feeling and Hood’s Sarsaparilla Claim
An old advertisement extols Hood’s Sarsaparilla as curing spring tiredness by restoring appetite and vitality, purifying blood, and strengthening the whole system. It promotes Hood’s as the best spring medicine and warns against substitutes, including Wood’s Sarsaparilla and flavored tablets.
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Hood
Wood
Sheriff candidates named for Bexar County race
The Light announces multiple candidates for the office of Sheriff of Bexar County subject to Democratic primaries. Names include D. Lindsey W. L. Goforth Tateea McCloskey Chas F Stevens Fred H Lancaster with primaries guiding eligibility and candidacy results.
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D. Lindsey
Bexar County
W. L Goforth
Sherif
The
Light
Tateea McCloskey
Chas. F. Stevens
Anr
Fred H. Lancaster
Shertt
Demoerslig
Light names Vivian E. Hamilton for County Clerk post
The Light announces Vivian E. Hamilton as a Democratic primary candidate for County Clerk pending primary action.
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