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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1906
Page
5
James Clyde Wallace a noted palmist and psychic announces life readings based on a “scientific procedure.” He claims no guesswork and offers truthful guidance with no charge unless he provides a better life analysis. He invites applicants to his rooms above the Four Season's Restaurant for future lectures and readings.
Burial permits for an infant of Mr and Mrs E J Alexander aged ten days died February 3 of enteritis at 118 Victoria Elfeet interment at cemetery No 3. Dorothy Hernandez aged 67 died February 3 of Brights disease at 110 Onti Elfeet interment San Fernando cemetery. Pedro Rodriguez aged 70 died February 2 of grippe at 202 Garden street interment San Fernando cemetery. Mrs Mary Ashean 56 died February 4 chronic hepatitis at South Laredo street interment Sin Forfanto cemetery. RD Divas aged 8 died February 2 neuritis at 119 South Center street interment Charlottayle. An advertisement mentions Latin skin cream and powder from Shelley Undertaking Co and fashionable turniula for all accns with a phone number.
Special to The Light Galveston Feb 3 reports chaos as 450 cases were shifted from civil appeals to San Antonio. Boxes of sacks reveal dozens of transcripts, with 83 cases ordered transferred and 10 moved, while delays force return of records to complete the transfer. Harris County matters lead the docket as officials race to finalize the order by February 15.
Memorial day honors General Joseph Wheeler who died in New York with services at St Marks Protestant Church on Traylg Park’s north side led by Dean Richardson. In the afternoon the Hamar B Bee chapter of the Daughter of the Confederacy holds services at Kika Hall.
AMg crowd gathered at Beethoven Hall to witness a grand waltz and a dance by the P.P. 1, Santalel. The ballroom swirled with color as young ladies appeared in varied costumes and gentlemen in white ties and new attire. The scene portrayed motion and joy as guests danced round and round on the wings of happiness.
In The Light Shreveport La February edition, content notes rail orders of eighty five pound rails for the Kansas City Southern Railway between this city and Kansas City. Rails to be delivered to points along the line within the next four months. Full transport details and delivery points unclear due to damaged text.
Colquitt campaign notes show the governor candidate arriving at Texan towns. He traveled by steamboat from Port Arthur to Orange via Neches and Sabine rivers, spending the night in Orange before continuing.
A garbled 19th or early 20th century notice discusses Texas county voting methods and a Terrell tax impact claim. It mentions convention votes per three hundred voters tied to 1994 gubernatorial results, plus local theater improvements in San Angelo and Waco, with details on exits, renovations, and upcoming acts amid a shifting vaudeville circuit.
A theater management change at the Majestic in San Antonio is announced after renovation notes. The Interstate Amusement and operator administration reveals new leadership for the facility, following a period of closure and remodeling.
The fragment notes a damaged entry referencing a shop at 4 Wudstuy Street New Fork with unclear action or sanction. It mentions a ban or restriction and a possible city or organization context but lacks complete details for full clarity.
Special to The Light Waen Tex February d. Wiley Tones widow of the Inte warilease Fon who settled in Waco in 1870. He was among the first chef of Ihe Wasnt five emurtovented dasht. He came to Waea the reas Wieow Heinys Jaid aut fd Ween 7 pont in affairs of his gendls and sertion. Wait to The Light Reanmant Tex tech 3. Farmer Konperossman SGB Cowper olay Ane.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local crime note or incident report amid garbled lines. It mentions a fire or burn event in a Beaumont suburb and a police or detective reference, with unclear names and details. The readable bits suggest an incident scene but lack coherent dates, people, or outcomes.
A nomad named Galbraith, formerly connected with a Wisconsin factory, is sought after fleeing across the Maxi tao border. Beaumont police report Galbraith vanished after a rapid disposals case involving product handling. He is described as a farmer with ties to a mysterious company. Authorities warn he may be armed and dangerous.
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