Prie 5 Hellwith Special Agency Notice
A garbled OCR item mentions Prie 5 and C. Heckwith Special Agency in New York with references to representatives, buildings, and notices. It includes stray phrases about dosing, taxes, transport, and a governor campaign, then shifts to a San Antonio milk inspector and a Pearsall death remark. The fragmentary text is non-cohesive and contains many garbled terms and misstatements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prie 5
C. Heckwith
Representatives
New York
Iloune
Chiengs
Aribune
Who Would Not Be a Soldier in Our Country
A historical discussion extols military service as a path to education discipline and better employment. It notes that three years of service yield schooling, trades, and a government funded education offsetting civil costs, with pay tiers, foreign duty bonuses, and lifelong pension if injured. It highlights opportunities for trades, promotions, and personal advancement through the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Aimeale
Petirning
Elyuate
Mey
Cuba
Hawaii
Philippine
Texas Praise Echoes In Flowing Texas Pride Text
A vivid excerpt extols Texas as the Garden of Eden like land of abundance. The speaker claims over a million residents were born elsewhere and could not leave Texas, praising its landscapes, seas of honey, and skies. The passage blends grandiose imagery with national pride and poetic ornament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Moose
Fria County
Gou
Abundanes
High Prices and Prosperity in The Tradesman View
The Chattanooga Tradesman argues that rising prices do not equal prosperity and cites currency instability from the Confederacy era as a warning. It warns that securities based on fragile foundations fuel inflation and may trigger a broader collapse unless prices are regulated and purchasing power kept in balance. It urges readers to reconsider the idea that high prices signify prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meny Dion
Chattanooga Tradesman
Confederacy
Judiciauy
New York City
Texas Rail and Telegraph Rates Stir Editorial Fire
An editorial in Lie Wall Street Daily News attacks Texas lawmakers and regulators as overreaching and prodding capital and industry. It cites the railroad commission expanding control to telegraph and telephone services and criticizes rate equalization as harmful to both large buyers and regular patrons. The piece laments perceived national decline and questions basic business principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Wall Street Daily News
Texas Coneliere
Jtac
Railroad Commission
Corminasion
Wwe
Hualgess
Hust Kickin and the Peat Prices and Taxes Debate
Fragmented OCR notes show a political broadside criticizing prices for food and railroads and government taxes. Mentions graft and pull by officials, with a voiced question about who benefits. References a stubborn mule named Jonis in a humorous stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aakin
Kiekin
Jonis Darecyed
Tance Demure
Kletin
Fingerprint records to mark graves for Marines
The United States Marine Corps adopts a fingerprinting system to identify unknown graves. Lieutenant Jester Q. Horton announced the practice began July 1 at San Antonio and Austin recruiting offices. Thirteen men were fingerprinted, aiming to eliminate unknown graves in National Cemetery at Arlington and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lnger
United States Marine Corps
Shim
Jester Q. Horton
San Antonio
Austin
Iaenen
Josaterd
Terrell
Horton
Fingerprint impressions and identification history
The text discusses the development and use of fingerprinting as a means of identification, noting its origins in France and adoption by major countries. It describes an experiment pressing inked finger pads onto paper to compare patterns, noting distinct differences between individuals and the potential practical applications for identification and military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Veterans swarm into Malester today gathering amid union reunion
Special to The Light McAlester Oklahoma Territory veterans from both sides of the Confederacy converge on Malester for a joint reunion amid the anticipated unification of medical and command groups. The gathering marks a key pre-statehood示 event with plans to entertain attendees over a three day stay driven by local reunions and adjacent organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAlester
I. V
Okighoma
Indian Territory
Daughters of the Confederacy of the
Oklahone
Denver
Col
Banda
Jn Lenever
Colorado
Stjiser
News Forecast for Tomorrow’s Events Worldwide
Tomorrow features Roosevelt as principal speaker at the Pilgrim Fathers monument unveiling in Provincetown Massachusetts. American Federation of Labor council in Washington continues to tackle urgent labor questions. Society of American Florists convenes in Philadelphia for a five day session. American Cemetery Superintendents meet in Providence. National Association of Turretl ens Postinduterr holds its annual meeting in Erie. International Railway Blacksmiths opens its seventh annual convention in Montreal. Knights of Khorassan convene in Colorado Springs. Irish Benevolent Union meets in Sermaion, Pennsylvania. U.S. Lawn Tennis Association national championships begin in Newport Rhode Island with singles and doubles events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Provincetown
Maas
Executive Council
American Federating of Labor
Washington
National Convention
Sociery of American Florists
Philadelphie
Association of American Cemetery Superintendents
Providents
Association of Tiratelens Postinduterr
Erle Py
International Railway Blacksmiths’ Association
Montreal
Canada
Imperia
Pramatic Order of Knights of Khorassan
Knights of Pythias, Conveses
Alorade Springs
Col
Gatholia Benevolent Union
Sermaion
United States
Newport
R. 1
Prisoner’s Escape Tale Amid City Fight
A jailed man in City of Mexico fought off two policemen during arrest, knocked them unconscious, and escaped from prison. He was found at his work the next morning and explained the incident amid a noisy argument over a disputed price. Authorities reported no further injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mexico
Aug. J
Berg Fisher
Pair to Wed in New Braunfels On August Twenty Eighth
New Braunfels Texas dated August 19 announces the marriage of Mike Ewon Binnie to William Schraeher on Wednesday evening August 28. Attendants named Alma Homann Ernest Appel Milas Ida Plumeyer and Walter Fipr pol accompany the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Braunfels
Tex
Kate Stypel
Tony
Nince
Mike Ewon
Binnie
Willam’ Schraeher
Wille Alma Homann
Ernest
Appel
Milas Ida Plumeyer
Walter Fipr Pol
Scraps of Information Jump Around In A Bleary Nightly Page
A collage of brief notes reports and questions including China gold production about 400000 troy ounces yearly a Yosemite Valley railroad line finishing 85 miles from Merced along with 1900 feet elevation. Pennsylvania lines east of Pittsburgh with 92 more locomotives than passenger cars and 4009 locomotives 3147 passenger cars. a Hague conference question on Chinese delegate war status. notes on mosquitoes housebound and woodland varieties. London Express on hairpin cemeteries and buried quills. a Cleveland skyscraper 20 stories tall with Liberty torch and timed flame. a Brazilian flora work 120 parts 20733 pages 40000 species begun 1819 by Martins and 65 authors. Dr MacNamara Londres studies poor children and a sun rising in the west quip. the fifteenth national irrigation congress will meet in Sacramento September 3 to 7 with forestry talks and national forest reserve debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yosemite Valley
Merced
Southern Pacific
Yosemite Natinal Park
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Hague
London Express
Gleveland
Twenty &Lories High
Leipsia
Bragiliga
Brazil
Martins
MacNamara
Londo
National Irrigation Congress
Sacramento
Cal
Forestry
National Forest Reserve Extension
Nation
Irigation Congress
Nobble-Ag
Also Mentioned on This Page
Associated Press
THE
SAN Antonio Light Publishing Ga. (Inc
Es. Elmer E. Glark
Frederick Logan
Rere Bally
Ole Wortley
Pestaguire
Adaren
Quce
Campbell
Pope Automobile Manufacturing
Hust
Uncle Sam
National Cemetery
Arlington
Rappalannock
Marine Corps
Othe Fuger
San Antolina
Malester
Reunion
Daughters of Confederacy
Pennsylvania Cavalry
W. M
Palmer
Colorado Springs
Pamay
Crom
Pennsylvania
He's
Fighter
Dexar Prug CO
China
Ambulan Peange- Robinso Undertaking CO
Ray Newton
Mar
E. Hertzberg
Corin
Yoursel
Hotels
Menger
San Antonio, Tex
Alamo Plaza
McLean
Alton Hotel
Bepot
State Bank and Trust CO
East Hougton Street
W. T. McGampbell
Aug. Sham
V. P. J. H. Halle
F. Groos & CO
Gummerce and Navarro
Ban Antonio, Texas
Alamo National Bank
Chas, Zoller
Paul
Enhuth
H.R. Schmeltzer
Pres
Gen. Mgr
Preeibank
Seo'y
Tree
Kodiaprated
SOTH
Sir Dolorosa ST
K, B. Chandler
East Crockett Street
Antonio
Kerrville
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!