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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1907
Page
4
Rain or shine event at Turner Wilt Suly called off and moved to next Wednesday night July 9. Tickets dated gene 2 will be valid. Myrtle Grove dance at Turner bal next week features Danes Nawrath’s Pavilion with local names inviting patrons to call Jack Sinus for stables and ticket details.
Pass holders of the San Antonio Traction Company are notified by this message. The notice requests cancellation actions after a specified date and references terms of the associated law and penalties for any transfer of passes or related fees.
Police hunt for Tretty girl Glen, Mattie Hirt, and Louren Alexander, ages 16 and 35, who escaped from a rescue home on South San Seba Street. Authorities were alerted yesterday afternoon after a reported escape around 4:45 PM. officials request immediate apprehension if they remain in the city.
A police officer, 43, was reported in extremely critical condition after an incident linked to carbuncle May. He remains unconscious as doctors prepare a possible operation and await further updates.
A garbled obituary item notes interment services for multiple individuals in North Sab, with references to J A Gayuieey and Dionga Matin. The fragment mentions illnesses, deaths in July, and generic cemetery proceedings, but details are obscured by OCR errors.
Fragmentary lines show a family dispute and social snub over furnishings. The text hints Parker refusing to purchase a plate for his wife, with disparaging remarks about airs and status. No clear event or date is provided.
Report from San Antonio describes a grand Mexican exhibit for the fair next November. President of the Southern Republic promises hearty support and a premier musical program led by the finest Mexican band. Envoys return with details of the project and preparations underway in Mexico City and San Antonio.
A fragmented report describes a grand Mexican reception for President Dian highlighting hospitality and intense public interest. Officials note an elaborate aid program and extensive exhibits surpassing prior efforts, with promises of continued cooperation and a larger turnout than before.
An officer intervened as a brawl nearly broke out in Norlant yesterday near Howard and El. Gerald Nolan aided by Officer Herrera calmed the melee, releasing the four men on bond after a tense confrontation. The matter heads to the county court Monday morning for further action.
A New York conference report details parish wealth growth and declining Sunday attendance across major churches. It notes St Thomas’s and St Bartolomew’s record charitable giving, with St Thomas’s distributing funds to slum relief and poor on the East Side, while overall church property valued at about 887 million and total debt limited.
The provided text is garbled with numerous errors and does not convey a discernible event, person, or location suitable for a news summary. No identifiable entities or facts can be reliably extracted for a concise card.
Williams College names Barry A Garfield son of President James A Garfield as successor to resigning President Henry Hopkins. Garfield native of Ontario chosen to lead Williams College starting June 208 amid leadership transition from Williinston Mass report.
Dalerez Hernandez aged 44 died yesterday. Interment will be in the Suy Perdiudo cemetery. The Venern of A. Asparaa vows, who fled Friday at his home 610 Worth San Saba street, was reported yesterday afternoon. San Pormanda cemetery was noted.
Fragmented poem or verse column from the Chitaso Record Herald uses garbled language and imagery to ask why sorrowful memory and burdens endure, urging perseverance and courage through adversity and storms toward a brighter tomorrow.
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