Suit Filed for Divorce in Wifty-Seventh District Court
W Margarette Robinson sues husband Henry Robinson in a divorce action filed yesterday in the Wifty-Seventh district court. Robert W Prosset also filed suit titled in the same court against the unknown heirs of Phos T Fauntleroy. Local entertainment notes mention an amateur company performance at Bees thaven tall with Ducera Der 2% Best talent.
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W Margarette Robinson
Henry Robinson
Robert W Prosset
Ducera
Women's Relief Corps
Unclear historical event with dates and names
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and events such as Clairvoyant, Dr. S. Surg, and a ball at a building with references to January 2 2098. Mentions Amat ovanie IMPORTANT meets Resoureh tmight Soledad sloat and groups like ANP car Golden Leaf. Overall unclear and partial.
Shooting Incident In Waxamichie Wounds Black Man
Special to The Light reports a shooting in Waxamichie Tex where a man was struck in the leg by a bullet fired while a dog charged his companion. The owner fired at the animal after it attacked, injuring the bystander.
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Waxamichie
Tex
Wal Britt
Oil Development Plans Flourish at Sutherland Springs
The Business Men’s Club formed the Sutherland Springs Development Company with a $10,000 capital and elected directors including H A Speer J N Grosbeck Nat M Washer and J B Dibrell. Readily identifiable stockholders listed span San Antonio Seguin Georgetown and Victoria with many firms and individuals named.
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Business Men's Club
Sutherland Springs
Business Men’s Club
H. A. Speer
J. N. Grosbeck
Nat M. Washer
J. B. Dibrell
Seguin
H. M. ‘Townsend
Br. J
A. D. Quinn
Mesers & Bloch
Haile
F. GC. Harris
Sullivan & Gayle
H.C. Carter
T. J. Anderson
Houstonyh. Redan
J. J. Heathes
Harris
W. #. Dawson
G. W. Hilam
We. OQ. Brown
J. W. Teriah
G. G. Jarvis
Eugene Davis
Lupton
Robm Sullivyan
Harwood
W. Kerr
G. W. Saunders
T. McGillgbell
W. A. Stuart
M. HL
Townsonth
Coon & Casey
Georgetown
H. Skidmore
L. B. Jones
St. U Parks
Bere
A MM. Allardyce
Fom Wallame
Ss. Griebner
Frank Ourand
B.J. Nichols
Victoria
BL. Chanman
H. Stinley
J. BM. Watson
A. Coffonin
Chas
J. Sauer
J. O. ‘Terrel
Nataf
Washer
Emil Weak
John Ta Strehm
Coffman
Warren & Goodwin
J. A. Terrell
Boris Reinhard Gordon
Groesbeck
T. Pryor
Ton. Porbert
McGaffert
A.M Jones
O.T. Jones
Clarke Printing Co
Blesne
W. W. Wharton
An A. Herry
Gordon Builett
A. H. Shafer
T. G Worthington
L. GB. Benton
J. M. Page
Ki Signe
Big Slump in Railroad Equipment Business
Hearst Leased Wire reports a sharp decline in railroad equipment demand. Depression in orders from manufacturers of steam locomotives and freight cars led to a year with far fewer purchases than the prior period. Railroads spent about 420 million dollars on equipment last year and total outlays this year are not expected to exceed 600 million.
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Hearat
Chicago
Figo
Fieres
Miflrodis Iso
Funeral for Houston Fire Chief Draws Large Crowd
Special to The Light Houston Tex Bee reports a very large funeral for Chief Cilet O'Leary of the Houston fire department. The service featured a military guard and many lodges and officials in attendance. O Leary died from injuries suffered in an explosion weeks earlier.
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Houston Fire
Houston
Tex
Bee
Cilet O' Leay
O'Leary
Assault charges follow shooting at Von Ormy event
Witnesses recount a late afternoon assault that escalated toward murder after Anastido De Laon was arrested in connection with a shooting that wounded Rainun Gueman in Von Ormy. The incident led to a hospital admission and ongoing police investigation.
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Anastido de Laon
Rainun Gueman
von Ormy
Chrishmag
Tepity
Wuasey
Ghiawan
Obedience Evidence Sought By Love In Austin
A fragmented text from Austin Texas hints at Commissioner Love demanding evidence that a law is being obeyed. The garbled report mentions authorities and a tenant, suggesting a legal or regulatory compliance issue under review.
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Love
Miss Elkins Hides Grief Behind Nurse's Habit in Rome
Washington dispatch reports Miss Elkins ends romance with the Italian prince and plans six to possibly longer months of serious study. She will try to forget by dedicating herself to nursing studies, living at the hospital and spending long days and nights in training.
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Hilkine
Hopital
Gallant American Wins Fiancee by Alps Rescue
Special Cable to The Light Paris Dec. 20 A mountain climbing accident led to the engagement of Countess Cassini daughter of Count Cagslai the Huesian minister to Madrid after Alexander Moseley of Richmond Virginia saved her life in a dangerous Swiss ascent. His continued attentions have convinced friends the engagement is imminent.
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Paris
Ie Muich
Cassini
Cagslai
Madrid
Spee
Switzerland
Alexander Moseley
Richmond
Moseley
Bankruptcy revives cotton leak scandal in New York
New York Dec 28 through three bankruptcy proceeding today the cotton leak scandal linked to indictments years ago reemerges. Mrs Sarah H Peckham wife of broker I A Peckham faced bankruptcy though she owes over 1000 dollars. The case recalls a famous safe with jewelry and secrets of the cotton scandal, prompting possible government action to uncover remaining hidden assets. Petition filed by Sellinger Bros printers and CG Avcand BE, with Read of Chicago handling matters.
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New York
Sarah H. Peckham
I. A. Peckhai
Wille
Peck- Tie
Slellingsr Bros
Yrlnters
Arts
Wand CG
G. Read
Chicago
Peckham
Notable Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices
Local death notices list William Jacobs aged 102 at 102 Park Place and Margaret Kitchen aged one month buried at St Marys Cemetery. Bertha Heber 28 died at home with funeral from residence and St Josephs church. L. J. Sultenfuss funeral from Camargo street. Findlay era Georg Hindlay funeral from residence to City Cemetery No. 1 with Rev Attheyv Janes and Rev Bron Dickey officiants. active pallbearers listed.
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Margaret Kitchen
Margaret Marin Kichen
Buly
St. Mary's Cemet
Bertha Heber
Walter Heber
Tle Reed Junkie
Anton Sultenfuss
Salado
Bexar County
I Efe
L. J. Sultenfusa
Camargo Street
O'Tlack
Bt. Joseph's Church
Iatier Wuhewerk
St Joseph's Cemetery
Harvey Cooper
del Thompson
John Sutelitte
OM. Parnsworth
J. D. Stevenson
Vale Hinkes
Alfred Giles
By, Hillyer
Willan Holland
H. P. Droaht
Emeda
San Temonido Certery
Bixto Tromers
City Hospital
George Windlay
Diet Dee
St. Charis Street
Plan for Ganal Zone Government at Panama Conference
Washington telegram reports Sherman son of the president elect will join a towne committee traveling to Panama to draft a law for permanent government of the Ganal Zone. The delegation aims to establish a governance model similar to Colombia’s Caribbean coast or the Philippine system, with executive and administrative powers defined by the president.
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Washington, DB
Hicnant
Sherman
Vics
Das
Charleston
Panama
Onal
Atric of Cor
Night Rider Confessions Quietly Sought in Rankin Murder
Hearst Lease Wire reports attach ments issued for three key witnesses WIL Rogers Walter Howe and J W Thurman expected to testify Monday in the Rankin murder case in Union City. Authorities say no further suspects will confess at this time and that defendants face strong evidence from the grand jury.
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Hearst
Union City
Venn
Rankin
Wil Rogers
Walter Howe
J. W. Thurman
Rane
Stronts
Wthelburt
Rogers
del Batt
Bo Marshall
Ta Ro Girduner and Visitors in City on Business
Ta Ro Girduner solicits freight for the Queen dé Crescent. Kaile is in the city today on business. Paul McQuinton, a top tennis figure from Mexico, is here en route east to handle affairs. He spent time on the courts at the San Antonio Country club and played with other players. R. Vite, Katy commercial agent, is in the city on business and will return to St Louis tonight. J. W. Daley, city passenger agent for the International and Great Northern, spent Christus with his wife’s slaves in Galveston and returned last night.
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Girduner
Queen Dé Crescent
Kaile
Paul McQuinton
Republic of Mexico
Vily
Ife
Sa Antonio
Pyaatica
Toutt
R. &. Vite
Ty Katy
St. Louis
Shr
Louis Bonight
J. W. Daley
International
Great Northen
Dallas Child Hurt by Street Car
Special to The Light reports a Dallas child, a 60 year old woman, and other local deaths and notices. A 60 year old, struck by a street car, was seriously injured but may recover. interments listed for multiple deceased individuals with dates in December. The item includes assorted advertisements and a brief anecdote from The January Delineator.
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Dallas
Dans Tex
Dew
G. Candler
Wireless company to span continent across the United States
New York based Unite Wireless Telegraph Co. announces plans to install 250 wireless instruments at stations across the Mississippi region and beyond. The system aims to enable weatherproof messages up to 3,000 miles, with 300 to 70 mile range for local use, and will cost an estimated $100,000. The roll out targets Western states and major mining and manufacturing centers across a broad sweep toward coast to coast coverage.
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Ty Heavat
New York
Beevi
Unite Wireless Telegraph Co
Wale
Eran Ie Patt
Ewalward
Iqughau
Roosevelt fears African climate endangers hunt trip
Washington reports President Roosevelt expresses fear the African climate will affect his health on a planned big game hunting expedition. He cites heat, disease risk, foul water, and fruit scarcity as concerns but vows to attempt the journey, noting age and resilience as factors in his decision.
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Washington, D. C
Moosevelt
Qwisk Byrne
Trail Detectives After Victim Dies
Hearat Leased Wire reports a county shakeup promised after the death of Jacoba Karuukovich, who died following injuries believed caused during arrest by detectives on December 9. He was reportedly shot and held in jail two days without medical attention, prompting calls for accountability and reform.
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Hearat
Dee
Dunning
Jacoba Karuukovich
Downing Institution
Drdt
$100000 Burned at Brownsville Tenn
Leased Wire reports a Tuesday night blaze in Brownsville Tennessee destroying twenty stores and warehouses. The fire began in a pro property store cellar and spread rapidly, burning for about an hour before containment. Estimated losses exceed 100000 with insurance yet to be determined.
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Meownsville
Tenn
Henry W Dickinson
Amul
Oller
Tomorrow on Treat for Waifs Aid Drive Opens
Tomorrow morning the Christmas Treat Association will meet at Market Hall to collect and distribute toys for waifs in San Antonio. Mrs Kight and Mrs Lee B Miller lead the purchasing effort, with merchants offering leftover holiday toys at cost to help provide gifts for needy children on Christmas morning.
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Christmaas’ Trea Association
Kampmann Wilding
Market Hall
Santa Claus
Minn Dink
San Antonio
Kight
Lee B. Miller
Nany
First Steel for New Hotel Arrives on Manston Street
The first steel consignment for the new hotel on Manston Street arrived yesterday and more will follow within the week. Construction will push rapidly as the framework is set to be completed in about three months.
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Manston Street
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W.E. Roach Jeweler
E. Houston
Billy
Shilo
Billy Sheehan
Ghalkley @ros
Navarro
Powell’s
E. Heustan
le. David French Restaurant
Sande
Sie Cue Nair
East Hausten St
CHAPA
Iba
Texez
Paxay
Steve's Cafe
Steve Vacciaresta
Shell Oveters
Queen Olives
Celestine
Crean
CityNews
Mother Main Plaza
West Commerce
Deethoven Hall
Losoya
Galland
Clairvoyant
Houdton
S. Surg
Wity Paysiman
Aue
Cnonray Bldg
Joskis
Cerna Fudge Lom
Kondot Oh
Mission Garden
Amatovanie
Avtol's
Leach
Chemles Co
Suabiey
Oystess
R. Equipmient Business
Ty. Henvat
Pine Binh Ark
P Jones
John MM
Gran
Gillum
Sones
le Railroad
Milles Ayray
Joel A
Lipscomb
AWY
Alama Bank Ae
Pra Dee
Ladi Ss
Tufranco
Gompound
Austin
Free
Kathering Ilkina
Rome
India
Wm. H. Jacobs
Willi Howe Dagobs
Park, Place
Ganal
Soltwy Bexor Drug Co
Serofula
Hood
Ang
Tave
Gtack
God
Rodin
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Wireless Company
Brownsville
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