Seeley School Promises Tested Standards and Expert Teachers
Our standards of scholargup tested and approved by forty universities, toflegen and schools of technology, including the very best is the North apa cet. Ideal jovation. Limited number. Expert teachers. Three Applicants (in each place in the home last session. Early application necessary to secure & rom. $2000 temprovements in the last year. Our catalogue will interest You. Apply to W. W. BONDURANT, San Antonio, Tex.
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Seeley School
Toflegen
Schools of Technology
North
W. W. Bondurant
San Antonio
Tex
West Texas Military Academy Named Among Leading South Schools
West Texas Military Academy on Government Hill in San Antonio Texas is described as a leading boys school of the South Growths beside Fort Sam Houston A prominent army officer writing to the American ambassador in Japan calls the academy by name noting opportunities not found elsewhere except at West Park Illustrated catalogue or application to Alfred Garden
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Government Hill
San Antonio
Texas
Fort Sam Houston
Japan
West Park
Alfred Garden
University of Texas Main Austin Medical Galveston Catalog
The notice outlines UT Austin and Galveston programs: co-educational sessions with dates in 1907 and 1998, arts, education, engineering, law, and summer school offerings. It lists degrees, nursing, pharmacy, and medicine curricula, John Sealy Hospital facilities, dormitory for women, and requests contact for catalogue from registrar Wilson Williams and Dean W. Carter.
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University OF Texas—Main University
Austin
Galveston
Tuiion
Iran
College of Arts
Engineering
Taw
Negras
Wilson Williams
Medical Department
John Sealy Hospital
University Hall
Sddrese W
Carter
Fishing and the Temperament of Angling
The article extols fishing as a noble sport demanding temperament and patience. It links physical and mental challenge, noting danger adds charm, and the struggle of the catch elevates the spirit. It questions those who object to the toil and suggests angling exists for human use.
Old Schaal and the Streetcar Farewell
A gealivyman and a lady of old school meet on a streetcar. He offers her his seat and she dies as she expires. Inquest shows both dead, verdict says they were passing awry. The piece contrasts with Masorn Geniuses and Tolstoy in a satirical note.
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Pele
Masorn
Texas Cotton Region Report and Weather Outlook
Weather notes show Texas above normal temps while elsewhere in the region average. Forecaster Alden Buell reports mild overnight lows and cooler shifts in the northwest, with hints of showers in the plains. Also included are memorial notices for Elizabeth H. Vasmer and a Mexico City dispatch detailing autos used to corral bulls in Guadalajara.
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North Carolina
Texas
Aulen Buell
Lota
U. S
76Th
Miselseippt
Aniteyelone
Hamarck
North Dakota
Walle
Wether
Wight
Port Sam Houston plans invitation for waterworks project
Sealed proposals in triplicate will be received here until September 21 for the construction, plumbing and wiring of a new house at Port Sam Houston Texas. The authority reserves right to reject any analysis. Plans and specs may be seen at this office. Address proposals to Lat Fleming, constructing water department.
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Fleming
Wartermenter
Wire Strike Expands Across United States and Canada
A nationwide wire strike by Associated Press operators intensifies as demands for higher wages and shorter hours grow. Officials report growing participation and plan a Chicago conference with labor leaders to seek a settlement.
Telegraphers Strike To Go Universal In 24 Hours
National Secretary Russell predicts a nationwide walkout of telegraph operators in the United States and Canada within twenty four hours. He notes New York members voted to pause the action until later, but insists no backdown and vows to press demands.
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United States
Associated Press
Chicago
Russell
Telegrophers
Rire
United States Labor
Charles B. Nelli
S. J. Small
The
Telegraphers' Union
Samuel Gumrp- 15
American Federation of Lahor
Ralph &. Easley
National Civic Federation
Hicago
Canada
Telegraphers’ Organization
New York
Mr. Russell
New York Telegraph Operators Deferred Strike
In New York on August 1 an imminent walkout by about 3000 telegraph operators was postponed. A key conference in Chicago is planned to seek a settlement. Commissioner Nallt is en route to Chicago to assist, upon President Roosevelt's request, per James P. Agnbold of the National Club Ferara ton.
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New York
Chicago
Nallt
Galveston telegraphers union vows appeal over contract law
In Galveston on August 12 the local telegraphers union plans to appeal to the president. They allege the contract labor law is violated by Mexican United Cable in Galveston. Eighteen men are employed, two crews were diverted to New York, and two workers were removed from lines amid the dispute.
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Galveston
Texne
Telegraphersill
Tois
New York
United States
Call for General Strike Stirs San Francisco
National President S J Small of the Commercial Telegraphers of America says a general strike will be called by Tuesday unless a settlement is reached in the telegraphers dispute. He advised U S labor commissioner Charles P Nell that immediate work resumption could occur if the government demands an investigation or arbitration of grievances.
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San Francisco
S.J. Small
Commercial Telegraphers of America
Hinker
Smatt
Charles P. Nell
United States Commissioner of Labor
Telegraphers Union statements on rights and pay
The Commercial Telegraphers Union issues a statement to publishers in the United States and Canada. It says it does not intend to hamper newspapers but seeks reasonable compensation for telegraph operators in big services. If demands are not met, workers may be ordered to quit.
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Chicago
Secretors' Mussel
United States
Canada
Commercial Telegraphers Union
Weather Service Could Stall If General Walkout Occurs
Washington Aug 12. Weather Service faces potential paralysis as seamen react to looming General Walkout. Officials warn coastal forecasts and maritime advisories may be delayed or unavailable during labor action.
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Weather Service
Washington, D
Telegraphers strike threatens government operations and weather data
Officials warn a nationwide telegraphers walkout could disrupt federal business and sea weather reports. Weather bureau services already suffer sporadic outages as strikes loom, risking maritime safety. Seattle union members delay action awaiting presidential orders while other carriers report wage and condition grievances. Military recruitment notices appear amid wartime staffing needs.
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Muiony
Atlantic
Weather Bureau
Aaa
Bureau
Commercial Telegophers
Washington
Judge Noonan Texas Pioneer Dies at 80
George J. Noonan a former district judge and congressman of the district died at 1 29 pm at his North Olive street home aged eighty with cerebral hemorrhage. Surviving are his widow two sons Ralph and George Jr a brother William Noonan and a daughter in law Mrs Bam Lytle. Funeral at the family home at oclock with interment at St Marys cemetery. Honorary pallbearers listed among local officials and professionals. Born Newark New Jersey August 20 1827 he practiced law before moving to Texas in 1855 first at Castroville then San Antonio where he lived until his death. He served as district judge in various periods including during Reconstruction and under 1860 constitution term eight years
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George J. Noonan
North Olive Street
Newark
N. J
Im Bar
Texs
Castroville
Medina County
Bon Antonio
Rigulsentre
Texas
Hamilton
J Hnamilton
Nopnan
Davis
Anil
Early San Antonio notices of deaths and elections
Juke Noonan elected to succeed Aimgelay judge in the Mexar diateet. Noonan later won a four year term. In 183d he was elected on the Republican ticket to Congress from the San Antonio district but lost by 300 votes after a boundary change. Obituaries include A. W. Blaney and Robert Wynne Stanley. Funeral notices for several, including infant Charles Harry Branch and Elizabeth H. Vasmer. Also deaths of flor ist Michael Unger and Fred Shatto, long-time San Antonio merchant.
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Juke Noonan
Aimgelay
Mexar Diateet
Congress
San Antonio
Thanze
Widow and children mourn death in early obituary note
The text records a widow Mrs. B. K. James of Is city and A. P. Shatto of Weimar as survivors. The funeral from the residence is set for 8 o'clock this afternoon with interment to follow at Ethy cemetery.
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Ewe
B. K. James
Is City
A. P. Shatto
Weimar
Terment
Ethy Cemetery
Mrs Seiler Buried in Warn Texas
Special to The Light Warn Tex Aug 12 Abs Amnie Len Sefer wife of Albert C Sefby buried here. She formerly lived in Dallas or Fort Worth. She was 31 years of age.
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Warn. Tex
Abs
Amnie Len Sefer
Albert C. Sefby
Cesterdas
Hey Firmerly
Dallas
Fort Worth
Ase
Births Reported in Local Homes
Tirl born August 10 to Mr and Ignacio at 128 South Laredo Street Bay born August 100 to Mrs Otto Brown at 1322 Durango Street
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Tirl
and Ignacio
South Laredo Street
Bay
Otto Brown
Durango Street
Funeral Notice for Hon GH Noonan in San Antonin
Hon G H Noonan of Drew dies in San Antonin aged 80. Funeral from 1104 North Gil Street to St Patrick's Church at 9 o clock Tuesday August 14 1907. Friends invited. Burnett & Go undertakers provide service and cream company reference appears in the text.
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Noonan
Drew
San Antonin
Metanleom
Ann
W. Noonan
North Gile Street
St. Patrick's Crirch
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SAN Antonio Academy
Thomas School
GALS
Aomas
A. M
West Texas Military Academy
M -T.co
Jovins
Prpeta
Beth
Weather Notes
T'Etwk
Elizabeth H. Vasmer
Sam Antonio
Texan
Elizabeth Ht. Vasmex
Henry Lager
West Cypress Street
Guadalajara
Mexican Herald
Pedro Fernandez Semallers
San Isidro
Beeville Ly
Corpus Christi
Daliug
Clear
Palestine
Mateos
Taylor
Clear Temple
Mio
Wmax
Atlanta
Tobe Wenes
Rismarek
Mon Th Ae Taylor
Walt
Seattle
Wash
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
Swall
WACO
Wren
Iid Ag
Aly Ioser
Strika
Moma
Eminien
United States Army
Vnd AG
Ellizony
Moore
Avenue C
Houston Street
VIA
Mallory
Sachs
Nest Menger Hotel
Bar Antonio
B. J. Dewisow
Strand
Europe
Revs
St. Paul
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Detroit
Nhegara Falls
Buffalo
Michigan
St. Lawrence River
New Longland States
Boston
Jamestown Exposition
Ucket
W. F. Conner
St. Dallas
Louisville & Nashville
R.R
New Orleans
Norfolk
Morrow
Houston
Judge Noonan
Lone Star State
Denver
Sears
Hy, Williams P.B
Commeres St
Morrow, T.P.A
A. W. Blaney
Robert Wynne Stanley
Cameron Street
City Cemetery
Mr. Wynne Cate
Monteray
Mexico
Charles Harry Branch
Harry Branch
Granada Street
City Cemetery No. 4
Michael Unger
Bilehael Unger
Risbe
Rober Wynne Santey
Jenni Richards
Cameron Sient
Monterer
Cameron Ar
Vacner
Henry Langer
Jenson
A Langer
Langer
West Gyres Street
Agmar
Mayland
Fred Shatto
Kentucky Avenue
Mr. Shatte
Warren Olio
San Anton
Sells
Mrs. Seiler
Burnett & Go
Etmira Street
I. Q.G.N
el Paso
Cloudcroft
Alamo Plaza
Jibre
Coloraulo
Rockies
Strefel
Shoasvill
Colorado Springs
Boulder
Glenwook Springs
Colorado
Beaver Road
AA. Glisson
SAP
Davy Crockett
Guy
Menger Hotel
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