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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1924

Page

10

Garden Grant of Charles Fourth Unmarred by Time

San Antonio preserves a fragment of a 1798 Spanish land grant tied to King Charles IV. A parchment seal and Cervantes family ownership survive behind Delmonico Café, amid modern bricks and trolley lines, guarding a royal历史 garden that time nearly forgot.

Charles Bess Charles the Fourth Spain New Spain Dors Gavary Islands New Philippines San Antonio de Bejar Piot Canary Islanders Presidio Losora Street Delmonico Cafe Palace Rialto Theaters Ema Epo Moses Austin Cervantes Munoz Nuevo Espana Don Bernado Alamo Charles Fourth Don Quixote Cervantes Brothers

Babies Abandoned in Woods Near Walcott

Mrs. Charlotte Dana of Sandy Creek is jailed in Lyons N Y charged with abandonment after leaving her two children Charles Dana aged 3 and George Thina 18 months in a wood two miles east of Walcott for two days. The elder child was found wandering and the younger later recovered in a blackberry swamp. Bowley, her alleged companion, is being sought. Authorities say the mother confessed after surrendering. The boy Charles Dana is 3 and the baby George Thina is 18 months.

Rochester Walcott Charles Dana George Thina Charlotte Dana Sandy Creek Charles Palmer George van Vleck Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute John Bowley Fulton Dana August N. Dana

Extortion Letters Lead to Arrest in Minneapolis Case

Two letters demanding loans of 350000 were sent to the home of the late George G. Bens a St. Paul real estate dealer. Police say the suspect confessed to sending similar letters to Henry Ford and other national figures. Arraignment set before a court commissioner.

Minneapolis George G. Bens St. Paul Henry Ford

Women Meet Police With Hail of Lead

In Halifas Nova Scotia an all night gun battle erupted between two men and two women near the city woods. Patrolman Kennedy was shot from ambush and seriously wounded as a cottage resident alerted police who faced a fusillade while pursuing suspects who fled with a camper’s outfit.

Halifas N.S Kennedy Halifar

Lightning Strikes Kingston Worker in Rail Yard Accident

A Kingston worker was struck by a lightning bolt that traveled along a rail and up an iron bar, injuring him while he held a bar in his hand. He suffered only minor injuries and was knocked fifteen feet by the shock.

Kingston Fred Jreféries Ee Upstates

666 As Prescription for Colds and Fevers Emerges

A historical notice lists 666 as a remedy for colds grippe dengue fever constipation bilious headache and malarial fever. The terse card implies a medical patent or remedy reference from the era.

Canary Islanders and Cervantes tied to San Antonio roots

Readable fragments recount the Canary Island settlers in 18th century San Antonio. Don Bernado Cervantes, an engineer, helped plan acequias feeding Bejaré gardens and the Cervantes property once near Losoya. Several generations remained on site, with ties to early Texas history and local landmarks.

Cervantes Don Quixote Spain Bejaré Alamo Plaza Houston Street Crockett Street Don Bernado Woolworth Bulding Texas Caite Don Cervantes San Antonio Ladoyes Losoya Eulalio Cervantes Bernado Cervantes Bernado Marcello Aguipito Juan Eulalio Manuel Cervantes Juan Cervantes

Resignation of U S Ambassador to Mexico and Mexico Ties

Ambassador Charles B. Warren will present his resignation to President Coolidge soon, with the White House naming a successor. Warren says U S relations with Mexico are on a more satisfactory footing than since the late Diaz era, signaling improved diplomatic ties.

Washington, D. C Ang. I Charles B. Warren Mexico Coolidge Montag United States Watia Dine

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WNIT Grant Horacio Damas Cervantes E. G. Cervantes Juaz Nie Tenge San Fernando Canary Island Bell Jewelry Co W. Commerce Street General Electric Kirkwood & Wharton Travis Electric CO Schroeder Electric CO Thomson Electric CO A. H. Shafer W. Commerce St Travis E. Travis St Broadway Crockett N. St. Mary’s St Ousehol' Furniture CO
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