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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1907
Page
6
A garbled city notice mentions an arrest at Amnsug Street and a past incident. It lists theater venues, drum and dance events, and a roster of local directors and organizers, including Riverside Aouteurmat and Turner Hall. The text also references a Veterans program and a scheduled Thursday event on December 6.
Two groups of men argued over paying a pool tab early Sunday on Second Street. McPadden and Dawson suffered severe injuries. Powell brothers and Meaden were also beaten. All were arrested. Dawson and Meaden were found to be badly injured and sent to the city hospital.
A fragmentary San Antonio page lists a Confederate veterans meeting planned for Sunday December 15, with a local camp convening weekly thereafter. Other items include Woods Bank appointing H Ny Stor as permanent receiver, legal actions, a birthday celebration for Mrs. Bernadeta, and a new home completion on Vanve Street with a $4080 sugar refinery building mentioned in error.
The twelfth annual state convention of the Daughters of the Confederacy will be held in Austin with hosting by the Sidney Jawnsten chapter. Notables include Mrs Cornelia Brenneh Stone and General Cabell of Dallas. Events feature receptions, an entertainment for delegates, and dedication of the Confederate Widows' Home.
Invitations will be sent for numerous social events. Miss Charlotte Budget, a leading Ware socialite, arrives tomorrow for several weeks visit with Mrs. 8.4. New ton and Mrs. Chivenes. Mr. Daniel Sow nenthel of Talay ab t Mage Gucd Tl. of Bin Antonia attends with Ay and Mrs. Javoh Soonenthel visiting the city. Mrs Tainy Mrost hosts a gathering on Thursday evening, December 12. A Merry Children's Party honors Miss Ada Robards Mayell at her fifth birthday with games and a large seal tag display at the Maverick home on Howard Street.
A Michigan reader from Bittle Creek describes a quirky tale of a mathematics teacher who finds relief from digestive woes by Gram Nuts. The anecdote links a better mood and work performance to a simple dietary change and credits a “Road to Wellville” style transformation.
Fragmentary OCR snippet lists numerous names with titles and roles, including Mrs and Ms figures, but provides no coherent event or action. Readable items include several household names and possible attendees, yet no date, place, or outcome is evident.
A long roster of visitors is shown, naming Mherlos Matta, Charles Mulh, and many others staying or visiting San Antonio. It lists locals and out-of-town guests from Ban Diere, Wilde, Pothus, Lockhart, Culzalos, Sidney, Corsivanti, Aust ona, and more, all registered at the Menger Hotel. The write-up preserves names, places, and brief travel notes in a bustling city-diary style.
Massive audiences packed the Hin Tent as "David Wun" and "The Girl of the Sunny South" played. Emma Bunting led a strong cast at the Empine theater with lively scenes, while Richard Lester and Granne Spelling added performances. The Thurgess Sima Win company brings a varied program from New York.
An old gin compound claimed to treat urinary troubles is described as a mix of ingredients including pure gin and sarsaparilla guided by a physician. Doses for adults and children are listed with a warning on regular use and water intake, noting only a few cases reportedly cured. The article emphasizes simple diet, exercise, and regular treatment as essential.
The program for a Brown of Hare revue, to be presented by Henry Miller with Henry Wendrafé in the leading role at Cyand on Thursday, lists a college roster heavy with Harvard graduates. Ten writers hail from Harvard, reflecting scholarly atmosphere. acts include The Great Welsh and the Lobausco whirlwinds with a cast of vaudeville veterans and musical guests. The show opens at 420 East Houston Street with scenery and costumes and runs from 1 to 11, drawing crowds to the Grand venue.
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