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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1909
Page
9
A lettered testimonial extols S. S. S. as a blood purifier that cures catarrh by removing impurities from the bloodstream. It asserts ongoing relief beyond temporary cleansing, describing multiple personal recoveries from nose blockage, coughing, headaches, and fatigue. The ad promises a free book on catarrh and lists the Swift Specific Co. of Atlanta, GA.
A white man named George Meng charged with alkonlerty conduct was fined $50 after arrest by Mount ef Officer R Mosvcampia at about 2 o clock yesterday afternoon following reports from residents near the University of Convent and Aneusts streets.
An old advertisement offers a cough remedy mixing glycerine with virgin oil of pine and tea, suggesting doses every four hours. It claims rapid healing and urges purchasing genuine pine oil compound from a named chemical company.
Testimony this morning from alleged witnesses and aMonary engineer by occupation describes a man accused of frightening two young girls. The court heard details from a seller and others present in the city, with ensuing proceedings and arguments about the date of the incident.
Chamberlain’s Cel i Chalera and Diarrhaea Remedy marketed as a remedy. The text mentions a medicine now with more sample quantity evidence and references Chamberlain’s Celic Co vra and Diarrhaea Remedy.
The record lists multiple marriage licenses granted to pairs including Wilhap Hy Shepherd and Mary Miller, Holerin Cruz and Jena Rodrigues, Harry B. Miley and Irma Valentina M. C. Kelly and Minne Gale, Percy Brown and Mario C. Coaton, Manat Morales and Gare James, Virginia L. Baker and Te. Parkes Victor Castilo and Leonor Sanchez, Kimo Dickey and Elizabeth Joba, Landritt and Mrs. Bieand, Ferdinand I Horff and Lucie Prost, Pronk J Ranpert and Mania Ales Henry McCulluch and Mana.
Charged after a raid on a Santa Hos Avenue building by rangers, Gary Particle and Eugenio Oguen faced counts of gaming on premises and permitting gaming. Ogden pled guilty and paid a $25 fine plus costs. Garza posted bond for trial expected today as several others plead guilty and were fined or jailed.
The citizens committee of 15 will meet at 11 tomorrow to discuss extending Travis Street and permanent nearby improvements. Fred Terrell, committee chair, will issue an afternoon call. the group plans to propose widening Sailuie Street from Main Avenue to Solenasd road and related fare improvements in the borough.
A favorable rework vote of 6 to 3 passed yesterday at Ansett by the ironxe cammilioo on sinel aid stock raising by vie wall sealy bounty bill. Speakers included H. Kirkostinck and John J. Carvings ton of Han Antonio in support. Weyrvilte president Charles Sehtelner and Baole Grove joined Carrinedon and Kirkpalrieh for the bill. No minority report was announced.
Music lovers gain a vivid taste of opera and aria variety in new records. Miss Geraldine Farm’s clear voice renders Manon excerpts in French with full orchestral accompaniment. Evan Williams delivers recitative and aria from The Messiah. The February offerings feature Brindisi from Hamlet sung with La Scala chorus.
A grafted charter amendment dominates a San Antonio school board meeting as the board reviews revisions. The discussion covers funding for cooking and dining facilities at several schools, the naming of a new beacon school, and concerns over long-term expenditures and facility needs.
Lawton Oklahoma reports the death of Gerinomo an Indian chief known as Z Geronhin who had been confined at Fort Sill as a prisoner of war for several years. The obituary notes his long captivity and death at the military installation.
Chicago reports a rumor that Franklin McVeagh may resign from his wholesale grocery and Commercial National Bank roles to become a cabinet appointee. Officials claim no confirmation as discussions allegedly circulated in business circles. The fate of his retirement remains unverified amid speculation.
In Austin Texas February the city council discussed electric streetcars and the need for closed cars from November 1 to March 14. A committee was appointed to investigate and report. The committee recommended discharge but some members opposed. The lobby law and Thomas were mentioned, with debate over hiring an attorney. A lengthy digression arose and the committee chair ordered further proceedings to be made tomorrow.
Wartime policy debate centers on reversing discharge decisions for Black soldiers. Lawmakers consider restoring service records, with committee hearings and protest by supporters and opponents shaping the final vote.
A quake shocks Purio Ricans causing fear among residents Hawalia and family are mentioned along with unsettled weather conditions. The report notes stormy weather and movement of people seeking safety as authorities respond to the tremor.
A floor collapse in Valeveld hundreds of workers, 5 killed and 78 wounded, with several seriously injured. Authorities say a hall where workers were gathered gave way, trapping and injuring attendees. Investigations await to determine cause and duration of the event.
Fragmentary medical ad text promises cures and relief despite unclear claims. It mentions a reader being urged to send a coupon and notes many patients supposedly cured, with disjointed phrases and incomplete sentences.
The advertisement claims thousands of women cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ills. It cites letters from grateful users, praises its roots and herbs, and offers free medical advice from Mrs Pinkham, inviting readers to write for guidance. The piece asserts broad world-wide sales and enduring trust in the remedy.
Special to The Light Austin Texas a solon proposes a bill to bar political speech in churches and by religious leaders. The measure faces committee action as legal and constitutional questions loom, with supporters invoking religious liberty and opponents warning of free speech limits.
In Fredericksburg residents and officials discuss a proposed railroad near Comfort and Sap areas. The layout would run along a grassy right of way with possible regrading to improve grade, with expert input sought to assess sewer and drainage impacts and overall feasibility.
Reading, February 17. A taxi cab scene resulted in the death by self harm following a fatal confrontation. A19 year old woman named Rocktasha was killed, with suspect George E. Kusue (age unclear) and Lewis Becker involved. Police deem the case a possible murder by related actions tied to a quarrel and a plan to die together. Further details remain uncertain.
An explosion of dynamite in a pocket caused by unknown assailants wounded two men, Barnes and Young, during a tense moment. A woman, described as badly mutilated, was also injured in the incident. Police and witnesses reported chaotic confusion as the blast rattled the area.
Fragmented report notes grand jury recessed with no further investigation expected. State rangers completed their inquiry and rangers remain in the area. a few days delay mentioned before potential next steps. The text is garbled with many unreadable segments.
An old advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Liniment as a remedy for lame shoulder and rheumatism. It claims no internal treatment is needed, suggests applying the liniment freely three times daily, and asserts usefulness for mistreated joints and chronic rheumatism. Sold by all druggists.
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