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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1909
Page
9
Juan Esparza was arrested last night on a charge of assault and battery. The case will be called in police court tomorrow morning. Earlier Sunday Hullo Lope attacked and wounded Dulio Lopez with four inch slash wounds to the left arm. Police seek any connection between Esparza and the incident.
Fragmented OCR text describes a steel frame being installed atop a city hall stair to prevent falls from a railing and into a basement. It mentions sale offers from a local business and a legal dispute involving Me Gaxene Publishing Company.
A notice advertising a private medical specialist in genito urinary and rectal diseases. It lists Old Men’s Troubles and related treatments and provides a street address at 405 Moore Bide.
Washington Feb 4 for the first time in years party lines split as an executive session ordered consideration of W D Crum for collector of customs at Charleston. Republicans voted to close doors while Democrats moved to proceed with legislation. Tillman sought delay to gather protests from South Carolina business groups.
Advertisement fragment promotes whisky, brandy, wines and cigars from Aug Limburger. Claims wide stock and discounts from 25 to 60 percent. Contains garbled branding and incomplete product list.
Plaintiff claims defendant set a uniform rate for all advertisers but later gave others better terms. He seeks 145 dollars representing excess payments on his ads. Also notes a land purchase by Shia Fred Cohen at Tarrell lot Wells as an investment and mentions a grand prize mask bell event by the S A Deutscher Kreis Verein at Mission Gatdey hall on a February date.
Denver preacher Jon J. Andrews headlines a revival in a large tent at Sap Myerstreck and New Hrwnfels avenue. Attendance ranges from 20 to 200 people with an Army Port car stopping nearby. Evening services run at 2:50 and nightly gatherings at 8. The movement, under Mr. Andrews, aims to wield strong power and wide influence.
An ad lists a $50 prize math ball, Bat Turner hall, Artat and mentions Gomi music and a piano maker Tama practical pia no maker. It promotes free limited time offers, a pianist tam tuning and voicing service, and contact details with phone numbers and a P O box. A liquor offer promises a free gallon with each bottle of several aged spirits.
The notice lists burial permits for multiple individuals who died February 1 in various locations including Soledad Gustaf J. Hina aged 20 in Chicago and Tesulta Rodrigues age unspecified with interment in San Fernando. Other deaths include Olle McGlaid 29 in Lavermid Texas and James Haglett 88 in Hearth Texas with interments in their respective cities. A spoken aside from Lord Clonmel and remarks by Sheriff Tom Dann accompany the item with historical flavor.
Norman Mack of Buffalo and chairman of the National Democratic committee testified before the federal grand jury probing the Panama canal libel case against the New York World. He faced questions about reports on the Panama sale offered to the party during the campaign and possible talks with International News Service official B N Engleman and other Democratic leaders.
Warning against mercury in ointments with cautions on medical use. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free with internal action. Claims testimonials free and availability by druggists. Mentions Hall's Pills for constipation.
Josefa Martine de Ploras aged 60 5 died yesterday afternoon at her home rear of 1634 Jones Avenue after illness of several months. The remains will be buried in San Fernando Cemetery tomorrow.
We thank friends for kindness and sympathy during the loss of our beloved sister and aunt Mia Lizele Zirk Alva for the many floral offerings Julia Copfdy and family
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