Burglary in Rothe & Keoh General Store Sparks Hunt
Constable Chariex Stevens and force pledge full effort to locate burglars who broke into Rothe and Keoh General Store at O'Hunls Texas and are believed to have fled toward this city. No witnesses or descriptions available as details come by long distance call. A full goods list has been sent to local officers and suspects may attempt to sell items locally.
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Chariex Stevens
Deiatles
Rothe & Keoh
O’hunls
Texas
Railroad official Mangham returns from Chicago trip
A. C. Mangham of the San Antonio and Aransas Pass railroad returned this morning after a several days business trip to Chicago. He said he had been there on a regular trip to handle general matters and saw nothing of very special importance.
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Chicago
A. C. Mangham
Reyol
San Antonio & Aransia Pass
Chilnace
Mr. Mangham
Railroads discuss routine business with Chicago central offices
Railroad men in Chicago report optimistic about finances and the decline of a lingering emergency. They say the contingency of Toney is exiting rapidly and expect a return to normal operations soon.
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Chicago
January Building Activity Report From City Inspector
January shows aggregate value of building improvements at unknown percentage and 226 building permits issued. Permits by ward listed: First ward 38, Second ward 24, Third and Fourth wards with various values, Fifth 22 498, Sixth 22 420, Seventh 42, Eighth 12.
Burial Permits List Shows Multiple Fatal Diseases
A brief from local records lists burial permits for several individuals with causes of death including pneumonia peritonitis heart disease grippe and influenza like illnesses. Names ages and addresses appear with limited legibility in this historical notice.
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John* Metanerv
S. Wy
Sine Gavin
Wallace EB. Datlun
Day
Annie Marrall
Garden Street
Jose Quintani
Clara F
Myllus
Dal Lag
Hosa Gublauger
Wlordda
Balloon Test to Route San Antonio to Maine
San Antonio gas supply appears ready for the proposed balloon flight to Maine. J B Morehouse of the San Antonio Gaz company says gas can be supplied in gravities from 285 to 400 and a continuous flow for 84 hours daily if needed, enabling lifting power for the giant balloon. The Business Men's Club will provide sulphuric acid tanks nitrous tanks and hydrators for the Aero Club of America once San Antonio is chosen as the launch point. Secretary Carrington forwarded Morehouse’s letter to Forbes for response.
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J. B. Morehouse
San Antonio Gaz Company
A. Holand Forbes
New York
San Antonio
Maine
Mr. Forbes
Wmen
Aero Club of America
San Antonio Iy
Carrington
Morehouse
Porbus
Jocal Bus Company
Frabero Uses English in Court After Quarrel Charge
Frabero, charged with hiring and using abusive language toward neighbors, testified he could not speak English and spoke Spanish. In court he surprised officials by delivering a rapid fluent protest, later claiming he "talks just as much English as that" as Judge Buckley set a 99 penalty.
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Frabero
Lingung
Silhestro Frabero
Corporation Court
Garza
Tings
Wright
der Landant
Ulil
Tudge Buckley
Funeral Notice for Charlies H Hargraves in Montgomery
Charlies H Hargraves is buried in Montgomery Alabama on February 4 1908. Funeral service will be Friday February 7 1908 at 1030 from Pearl-Robin Tanel and West Commerce street. Masonic brothers and friends are invited to attend.
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Charlies H. Hargraves
Montgomery
Alabama
Fiiiay
Pearte-Robin- Tanel
Commerce Street
Masonic Brothers
Durlal
Site sought for Hall Memorial School as board meets
At a board meeting the building committee was tasked to seek a site for Hall Memorial School funded by a 340,000 gift. A sidewalk contract worth 707.50 was awarded to S Rogers & Co. Telegraph wiring for 12 schools at 144 was referred to a committee. A Riverside School name petition and staff changes were noted. Saturday institute will feature Prof Wolfe addressing educational topics.
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Hall Memorial School
Eilem Carlos Bee
S. Rogers & Co
Brooklyn
Gatfrael
D. A. Walker
San Antonio Telephone Company
Institute
Prof
Wolfe
Teachers’ Institute
Avenue & School
Schoolz
Antonis
Miss ‘B. Berry
Jomson
Herman Hirsch
Mieg M. Johmston
Mise May Carroll
Milas
Mildred Hastin
Alice Stone
M. Halbed
Postcards Males From San Antonio Revives
Local officers believe they overlooked a chance to capture Tatolla after he disappeared with a young girl and a large sum of money from Torreon. A telegram from Torreon says several men reached San Antonio via post cards, and the girl’s father has not shaved since the incident, vowing not to trim until Tatolla is captured.
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San Antonio
Gase
Sanagg Tatolla
Torrwean
Fankeffy
Hit
Torreon
San Antonia
Xiv
Tafalla
Tatolle Beran
Judgment for 300 dollars against railroad companies
A county court awarded TM. Chittin damages of 300 dollars after a jury found the San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railroad liable for injuries to a shipment of cattle from Fulfruring to Spofford. The Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio Railroad was cleared of responsibility.
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TM. Chittin
San Antonio & Aransas Py
Galveston, Hartsburg
San Antonio
Spofford
San Antonia
Births Reported In Local Notes Roster
Birth notices list new arrivals for families including Mr. and Mrs. Botteraby at 2848 South Mores street and Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Stone at Bil North Colorado Street. Additional entries mention Mr. and Mrs. We A. Date less at 242 Ogden street and other households with names and addresses in the city.
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Botteraby
South
Mores Street
A. G. Stone
Colorado Street
Giri
We A. Dateless
Ogden Stredt Glei
Ant Livs
Bot Veto
Phun
Alrect
and Mire
Dee Marvis
Lubhbork
Coughs and Colds Cure Claim With Concentrated Tar Medicine
A dubious ad touts a home mix claimed to heal colds and chest illnesses in twenty four hours. It markets a concentrated tar remedy promoted by a “renowned throat specialist” and warns against ordinary medicine while promising low cost, homemade preparation.
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Pine
Maine
Tia
Virgin Of Pine Cures Colds and Coughs Warned Purity
An 1890s remedy touts a mixture of Virgin Of Pine glycerine whisky or ginchons compound for quick cold relief and cough cure. It claims the Virgin Of Pine is a pure compound guaranteed under the Food and Drugs Act, serial number 481, prepared by Leach Chemical Co in Cincinnati.
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Piso
Houe
Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnati
Plan To Come 70 Cattlemen Meeting In San Antonio
A St Joseph Missouri delegation will travel to San Antonio for the cattlemen convention next month. Warrick editor of the Stockyards Daily Journal says Missouri interests including M. A. Trin and L. D. Van Virk will help entertain Texas delegates. Chester Pasche of Stockyards National Bank will stress St Joseph as a financial center for hay and alfalfa growers. Warrick notes San Antonio hosts benefit for Texas attendees and encourages attendance to boost ties between interests.
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St. Joseph
Alo
Wf. BE. Warrick
Stock Yardy Daily Journal
Texas
Chester Pasche
National Bank
Enula
Mr. Warrick
Busines
Literature Lands Farming in Mexico
A detailed set of maps from the Mexican interior shows which regions grow various crops and the rising production of tobacco, chewing gum, rice, corn, wheat, sugar, coffee, beans, cotton, grapes, oranges, and other commodities. The highlight is the 29 page volume Floralimento da Mexico, The Prosperity of Mexico, with engravings of national leaders.
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International Club
Secretary of the Interior of the
Republic of Mexico
Mexico
Glib
Mealster Republic
Republic
Japan ally to send war dogs to America
Halifax reports say Wagland, Japan's ally, plans to boost the North Pacific squadron and send a fourth cruiser squadron to the Pacific later this year. Vessels listed include Gressy, mir yah, Hogue, Briliai, and indefatigable plus six County-class ships. Esquimalt and Halifax garrisoned, with Navy policy tied to reviving the old Pacific squadron and recalling ships from China.
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Halifax
N. S
p—Adgiers
Wagland
Japan
North Pacific
Pacific
Esquimalt
Gressy
Mir Yah
Hogue
Briliai
Jutin Fisher
Admiraltty
Hobe Kong
England
China Fort
Friiger
West Tr- Wan
Cressy
Thoryalus
Hotels May Bar Lone Women Protest Drawn Into Case
In New York, hotel owners may refuse service to unaccompanied women, a verdict from the Twelfth District Court surfaced as Harriet Stanton Briel, a known suffragist, sued the Hoffman. Judge Snellpears stated he would approve Lip’s case, marking a milestone in hotel rights and gender-based policy debates.
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New York
Harriet Stanton Briel
Tudre Snelplebars
Mia
Teatch
Eagles Receive Late Addition to the Order
A large gathering at the local lodge initiated a significant number of new members into the order during a Kansas meeting. The ceremony marked one of the largest group inductions seen locally, reflecting strong interest in the fraternity’s activities.
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Kansas
Incomplete Birth Announcements From Town Notices
To Mr and Mrs Albert Mtazwel 23h reenal stréet 9 daughter Ye Mire and Mrs a L McBride 221 WML street a son De Mr and Mrs Josef A Hegner 129 Elm street 2 son.
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Albert Mtazwel
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