Take Bonds Off Of Bargain Counter
A mixed New York and Maine news item mentions bonds, ponds, and a rising tax rate, noting a sinking fund meeting and a potential rate increase from 4 to 436 percent. It also covers a Jesuit mission anniversary in Nowridgewack, Maine, recalling Father Walter Ravile’s martyrdom in 1624 and asserting his death by English settlers over religion. A brief travel ad and a reference to a new yellow fever case close the piece.
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Associated Press
New York
City of
Nowridgewack
Maine
Méingrdom
Walher Ravile
Thomas J. Campbell
Messens Berg
The
Sacred Heart
Father Tasle
Habeas Corpus Requests In Child Custody Case
Delmas and Cornet Numez seek release from county jail via habeas corpus in Forty-fifth judicial court over alleged mistreatment of daughter Eryre Numez. Petition argues parental duty failure. girl currently housed at Good Shepherd home and FMBRL ship court. Case drew wide attention weeks ago. charge: contributing to dependency of a dependent child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmas
Cornet Numez
Eryre Numez
Forty-fifth Judicial Court
Hame
the Good Shepherd
FMBRL
Hearst Speaks at Seaside Carnival by Independence League
In New York Ava 23 an audience of more than 30 will hear William Rendell Fears expound his political theories at a two day seaside carnival held at Bergen Beach. The program includes sports and pastimes with various athletic contests and medals awarded by Mr Hearst to the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ava
Han
Willian Rendel
Independence League of
Reports From Cuba Generally Favorable News
Reports from Cuba indicate favorable conditions with no new gas alerts and general improvements. Kilns and shows provide details on health and morale as Americans observe the extended fair week at Kerrville, including travel offers and special train service for August events.
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Washington
DE. C
War Department
Cuba
Bandits Put To Flight In Country Encounter
Chifnalud We stood against highwaymen L M Terry a New Yorker and his Mexican servant near Wattle. Terry was warned against traveling in country districts and sustained a minor wound when a blade struck his left calf.
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Chifnalud
L. M. Terry
New Yorker
Terry Carrier
Terry
Goes to the Wall in New York Alarm
New York on August 28 reports the Ininine Bros and Co as prominent figures in a rising agitation. The details are incomplete but suggest a notable event or stance by the firm and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ininine Bros. & Co
Governor sets Oct first deadline on rate law compliance
Montgomery report says Governor Comer will require railroads to obey the new rate law by October first. If noncompliance continues he will push a special session to enact stricter measures. The move follows grand jury instructions protecting the injunction against interference with the law.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Comer
Grand Jury
Thomas Jones
Pick that Made Six Millionaires at Seattle Exposition
A fragmentary Seattle correspondent item notes a famous mining pick from the Yukon era. The relic helped men strike gold at Eldorado and later via claims staked and sold for large sums. The piece will be displayed at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition along with other relics. Also promotes Ed Steves and Sons paint supply in the Southwest.
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Seattle
Wash
North
Jann Thal
Sentile
Carma Ojaie Hho
Cager
Yukon
Intassie
Thay
Eldorado
Twenty One Years Ago From The Light 1898
A clumsy OCR summary recalls a period with sixteen deaths reported in a week and a range of local notes. It mentions a greeting to be sent on the Dry Bilado near San Antonio, a creek named Salada said to be five years safer than Pataheca, a land demolition by a storm near Tavares, and social events at San Pedro Springs. A rowboat incident near Postmaster Waward’s home on San Pedro avenue is noted.
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Bilado
San Antonio
San Pedro Springs
Waward
San Pedro Avenue
Stort
Remnant Mexican War veterans gather for final reunion at exposition
Special to The Tight Norfolk Virginia August veterans meet marking the last major reunion of the Mexican War band. Colonel Louis F Beeler opens sessions as president, with Mrs Moore Murdach reporting secretary. Officials of Jamestown Exposition attend and a Mexican Veterans day program honors survivors, now about 308 of 78,000 enlistees. The 86 year old era closes as daughters of veterans hold their auxiliary convention.
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Norfolk
James K. Poll
Texas
Exposition
Louis F. Beeler
Baltimore
Ional Association of
Veteran’ Association
Daughters of the Veterans
Bbeler
Waigr
Baeler
Baltimore & Cuin
Glenwood
Wheeling
W. Va
Joe Hooker
Tenteesee
Ohio River
Glenwoof
Beeler
Hooker
Stanton
Tavis Beeler
Kerrville Fair Opens With Large Attendance
The Kerrville fair opened yesterday drawing hundreds by eye catching exhibits and speeches. Fredericksburg and Gillespie County were well represented with the Arransug Pags raid attracting many in attendance. the Aor ris ranch entered promising candidates. Officials President Remsehel and Secretary Real praised the opening and predicted a record fall fair for Kerr County.
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Kerrville
Sin W Anlondang
Fredericksburg
Gillespie County
Nine Seas
Aorris Ranch
Remsehel
Real
Suspect Will Bare Keystone Graft
Folwstown Pa Aug 24 James Binmaker formerly Superintendent at Herrisburg implicated by capitol investigation seeks a full confession. He claims manipulation of funds by high officials to cover a state treasury shortage. Take one day off and sell the West Texas Pair at Kerrville August 24. Dusty and Song the Trampt Trivders 628 Main Ave Bath phones.
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Folwstown
James Binmaker
Empire Wildings and Grounds
Herrisburg
Harrisburg
West Texas
Kerrville
Dusty
Song
Main Avenue
Bath
Land Sale Near Corpus Christi Sets Acre Value Record
Special to The Light reports a Texas land sale near Corpus Christi showing rapid value growth from 100 to 237.10 per acre in a year, an increase of 137.40. The piece notes a Tiere tract sale and mentions unrelated local incidents and people including Maxim Wheattam and Harry Taiter traveling to Tennessee.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Texas
Anto Yan
Maxim
Orasy Ute Street
Mia
Harry
Taiter
Tennessee
Mise Nettle
Griffin
Defalcation Strikes Major Chicago Trade Union
The Wagon Drivers Union, a strong Chicago organization, reports its secretary-treasurer embezzled over $20,000 using duplicate books and account juggling. The union confirms the loss and is pursuing action to recover funds. The incident highlights concerns over financial controls within large labor groups.
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Chiis
Shay
Mk Wagon Drivers' Union
Chicago
Engineer dies aiding Mexican miners in mine disaster
Agguscadentas Mexico Aug. 2a lt learned that Engineer Frank Black, the American who lost Missio in the Santa Franciscan mine fire, died while aiding a vain rescue in the mine. Superintendent McMahon and Assistant Superintendent Gad also perished during the rescue. West Texas Fair Kerrville Texas Aug. 22 23 24 includes fine races and amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agguscadentas
West Texas
Kerrville
Texas
American girl appointed at Fort Williams sparks linemen threat
The Associated Press report from Ottawa notes Ora Wedson of Decatur Illinois is named to a chief operator role at the Fort Williams telephone office. Linemen threaten to strike in sympathy over the appointment.
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Associated Frees
Ottawa
Ont
Fort Willams
Ora Wedson
Decatur, II
Strikers Lose at Monterey Iron and Steel Works
Moolovey Mexico Aug 23 The blast forge in the Monterey iron and steel works resumes operation after a strike. The plant is reported to be running in all departments despite the men’s walkout.
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Kortville
Alby
C. O. Duffy & Song
Hearst
Wolfson
Esha & Ie
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Milwaukee Sac Co
Alabama
Steves & Sons
Yukon Country
Tie Good Loud
Mexico
Elite Cafe Pompano
G. Meats
Cor
Matn
Kerrville Fair
LA Grippe
Preamonia
Fallow
Naver
Foley
Incre
Tatopa
Gough
Hoale
Vaoner
Ghicam
Aexar Drug CO
Caveleaf
America
C. B
C. Bismedei
Coutil
American Printing Company
Winley Sires
Nina
Regan Abe
Buster Brown
WOLFF @ MARX CO
Pennsylvania
Chicado Milk Drivers
Hello Girls
Wiineis Lassie
Haby’s
Yale Dentists
Ientists
Hicks
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