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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1908
Page
1
Wives gather for a footwear appeal seeking suitable overcoats for boys and girls. The Associated Charities office on Third Street coordinates donations as a secretary and staff organize the drive to keep little feet warm this winter.
An appeal to provide clothing and shoes for boys and girls unable to attend school due to lack of apparel. Teachers report shortages of coats, underwear, and footwear, urging suppliers and city leaders to help address this humanitarian need and support vulnerable children.
Fragmented text mentions quinine and bromide, a signature, and Grove Teed, plus scattered references to poems and authors. Names like Ames and Maryland appear amid garbled phrases. overall unreadable, with no clear event or outcome to anchor a summary.
Justice Wincoheid has not yet recovered a wardlist in the case of an unknown man found Tuesday on the Plentinton road with a bullet hole through his head and his left forefinger shot off. Police believe the death not self-inflicted, but investigators and the inquest are open. The body remains at Riches undertaking parlors.
Peter Ichner, a renowned Chicago fire department veteran linked to the 1871 great fire, was found dazed on South Alamo Street in San Antonio. His son, Peter Schvnuz Jr., announced plans to arrive from Chicago to take charge and ensure he receives the best care until the son reaches the city tomorrow night.
New York January 27 delegates of the Central Federated Union pressed public officials to promptly authorize funds for public works to employ the unemployed. Comptroller Metz and city leaders defended themselves, blaming property owners for nonpayment of agreements and unpaid assessments totaling thousands, while urging state and national action to create jobs.
A proposed congressional act to relieve financial stress by silver funding was approved by the Commercial Club board and sent to Utah's association for legislative action. The delegation seeks support from the congress, citing earlier losses of $5,000,000 from western silver mines and urging rapid passage.
A fire gutted the Masonic Temple in Baltimore, damaging the first floor shops and second floor shell. The building, once connected to St Pauls Protestant Episcopal church area, was insured for about 20 090 on contents valued at 5000. Upper floors suffered water damage and were used for lodging and workshops.
Boston Jan 17 Mrs Mys Sears wife of broker Richard D Sears of this city reportedly suffered melancholia. The woman, about 42, leapt from a four story St Regis window after leaving a note to her husband. Her family lists two children.
Raleigh dateline reports Ezekial Gregory a 60 plus farmer was killed by his son Dave Gregory near Mooreville North Carolina after a quarrel. The son and his wife were arrested tonight. The fatal stabbing occurred days ago and police pursued suspects.
A marketing pitch claims Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets digest all foods and cure stomach troubles caused by poor digestion. It links digestion to mental clarity and energy, urging readers to try the tablets for relief and a cheerful, vigorous life.
Due to a gout attack the pope has been obliged to lie in bed, aided by his private physician Dr. Peluwel who reports the pontiff consents to rest. The pope’s sister Teine planned a visit, while Red Men Name Officers lists several appointive posts sought by Mott and local groups in Natches.
Fragmentary OCR item names individuals such as bartiza second sanap Richter Mird'at wiswam and Willan Jonzen along with roles like finance comrary and cometary commutes. Treasury and town figures Joseph Ryan and Shelley are referenced amid garbled words and titles.
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