Garfield to Visit Carlsbad for Government Irrigation Plan
A telegram notes James St. Ge field may pass through San Antonio and Carlsbad around August 21. Garfield the interior secretary will inspect the government irrigation project at Carlsbad on August 20, escorted by F H Howell chief engineer and other officials.
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James St. Ge
Ban. Antonio $E
Thegard
Sam Antonio
Carlsbad
N. Ly
R. Garfield
Interior
Carfield
F. H. Howell
Redamation Service
Tragic Rail Death Near San Antonio Linked to John D Shea
A San Antonio youth identified as John D Shea believed killed on a Southern Pacific line last Tuesday after a minor dispute led him to abandon a trip near Sanderson. An investigation found his companion continued toward El Paso while the dead youth’s father is listed as D Shey of San Antonio.
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Bea Twain
Southern Pacific
John D. Shea
San Antonio
Sanderson
Shea
Son Antonio
Paso
Degerty
Short Hours Left In Fraternal Struggle Prize Chance
A brief notice urges rapid action in the Fraternal contest urging timely participation to improve odds of winning a prize and earning honor in the ongoing struggle.
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Fustie
Lunatics and Jail Escape Dominates New York News
A confusing report notes a commission’s findings on a man jailed in New York and a suspected letter writer to Governor Blakes of New Jersey. Judge O Sullivan sent a criminally insane inmate to an asylum while another escaped from New Jersey and was later sought by authorities across multiple states.
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New York
Tin Hutney
Jasine Ly
Tany
Blakes
New Javacy
O'Sullivan
Lee
Manhattan
Mirae Linn
New Jersey
Hwane
Trenton
Ward's Island
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Dettary
Bakes
Wilve
Wille
Prenton
Jersey
Girl, Gullent’s Victim: JOU Becen Etteres New York
Fragmentary report details a young woman in New York, with garbled lines about her hair, a window, and an alleged attack. The text is unclear, but references a twenty-year-old girl and a confrontation near a fence. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.
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Jou Becen
New York
Conhlig
Sredien
xanTe
Ty Tiewrrles
Grace George Scores a Hit in London Run
New York reports Grace George has scored a big personal success in London with the play Diy oreuns. Frank B. Hatch and William A. Brady discuss plans for Divorcons and extended engagement. Brady aims to keep her in London six weeks, with mentions of The Ruin of the flour and War Down East and The Squaw Man heading to London. Brady plans a New York return at month’s end.
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New York
Frank B. Hatch
William A. Brady
Grace George
London
George
Hax
Brady
Mr. Brady
Lewis Waller
Surplus So Big It Is a Burden
New York July 6 Announcement that Safety Car Heating company stockholders are called to a July 15 meeting in Jersey City to approve a two thirds vote doubling capital stock to 5 million dollars. The dividend would be issued as stock to existing holders. The company owns all Pintsch Compressing stock controlling United States Canada and Mexico patents for Pintsch gas railway systems.
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New York
Safety Car Heating Company
Jersey City
Safety Car Heuling and Lighting Company
Plntsch Compressing
United States
Canada
Mension
Posthumous Baby Sues Over 86 000 Damages in Texas
A district court case in Wilbarger County Texas alleges a three month old, the sole surviving child of John Jenking Sr, seeks 86000 dollars from Sanat Peron the defendant. The suit claims the infant child was fathered by Jenking Jr after Jenking Sr died when hit by a road accident about eleven months ago. The case story remains unclear due to garbled text but centers on a posthumous paternity and damages claim.
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Wmleborg
Texas
Sanat Peron
John Jenking, Jr
John Jenking
Jenteing
City Labor Payroll Nears Twenty Thousand Dollars
The June payroll totals about 1965 dollars for the street commissioner's department with distributions among district crews. In district No 8 the amount is 4662.70 and in district No 1 Houston Street district 879.80. Detective Chiles Van Riper works with the payroll supervisor Hommel to pay city employees while wagons stay on duty.
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Nori Flores
Houston
Chiles van Riper
Ney
Preasuper Hommel
Five Million Club Work Booms in Texas Appeal
Special to The Light Houston Texas July The Five Million Club drives member recruitment with Captain Z B Lakatt Fort Worth leading in Amarillo and other towns. The campaign funds a new edition of Texas From A to Z and print ads with support from Texas business leaders. The effort aims to sustain social and civic projects across the region.
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Houston
Tex
Hiten
Z. B. Lakatt
Fort Worth
Milton Bate
Amarillo
England
Soritiwest
Aero Expert of the Army Demonstrates Balloon Inflation
The United States Army signal service expert Cait Chandler and Charles Dor conduct a balloon experiment near Harrisburg Pennsylvania after a June 14 landing in Washington. The balloon requires 78 000 cubic feet of gas for inflation.
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United States
Alana Corps
Ballyoway Cae Ctarles Dor
Chian
Army Signal Service
Cait Chandler
Lagether
Easton
Washington
Harrisburg
Roads War at Katalla Ends in Deadly Clash
A Alaska land dispute between Guggenheim and Artour interests near Katalla led to a night battle protected by Brunei forces. One man was killed and another mortally wounded, with several more hurt as Tony DePaschale led insurers to lay track under fire and Bruner camps returned fire. Governor Saggan reportedly ordered troops to the scene to restore order.
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Katalla
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Unese Curops
Betsie
Avas
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de Pascale
Urimer Tor
Eversleaver
Fiov
Saggan
Bryce Denies Authoring Oklahoma Constitution Comment
The New York dispatch reports British Ambassador Bryce denies making remarks on the Oklahoma constitution attributed to him, calling them wholly unfounded. A separate Idaho tale recounts Ole Olsen sheltering from a sheriff with a humorous storekeeper anecdote and a tense getaway, framed in frontier banter.
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New York
Bryce
Tetervale
Oklahoma
United States
Yount
Idaho
Ole Olsen
Lavex
Ole
Jess
Lin
Gaia
Fortunate Fortunes in Chicago News Fragments
Fragmented Chicago news text notes a discussion on wartime differences and hardships. The readable lines mention weary travelers and a planner named Walker, with scattered reference to Avent Arehostya and two plionas. This item preserves a distant chorus of wartime sentiment without clear events.
Twenty-One Years Ago in San Antonio Headlines
A LADY THIEF ATTEMPTED TO STEAL CHICKENS FROM FORD MELLIGS COOP BUT ESCAPED. ACCIDENTS INCLUDE HOFF OF HOARME INJURED IN A BUGGY CRASH. A BEHEMIAN MAN WAS RUN OVER AND KILLED BY A FREIGHT TRAIN NEAR BEHEMIAN. MANY SAN ANTONIANS VISITED NEW BRAUNFELS. THE Fourth OF July CELEBRATION AT SAN PEDRO CREEK WAS GRAND. AMBITIOUS CRIMES INCLUDE A FAILED ROBBERY OF A CHINAMAN'S HOME. MRS WINDSLOW TEETHING SYRUP PROMOTED AS CURE-ALL FOR TEETHING PAIN.
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Ford
DFP
Herff
Hoarne
Addlph Hayst
Behemian
Pacife
New Brounefels
San Antonio
Austin
Goorne
Look Out
Vogel ¥ al
Uitie Kendell
Amiclia Huck
MiMday
Elenddart
Avansas Pass
Nour Wen
Nonston Street
Qardenas
Mughes
Delcour
Bennett
Ripys
Pitt
Masons to Hold Next International Congress in United States
Paris dispatch reports American delegates announce the next International Masonic Congress will be held in the United States five years hence. A city to be chosen by the two American jurisdictions will host the gathering following the Brussels conference.
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Paris
Brussels
Kava
Tater
1906 7 Gem Bill and Diamond Import Rise
New York July 5 The customs report for the year ended June 10 shows an $11 000 000 gain in the valuation of imports of precious stones at New York with nearly seven eighths of the total being diamonds The United States has purchased about sixty percent of the diamonds mined in South Africa in recent years
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New York
United States
South Africa
Trigonometry Clarifies A Prisoner Charge
In Hristel Virginia courthouse a prisoner faced a magistrate. The officer claimed the charge was bigotry but the magistrate corrected him noting the clerk clerk absent and that the charge referred to polygyny. The exchange revealed a legal misunderstanding about a math term.
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Hristel
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