New England Railroads Merge Boston and Maine Hold 120000 Shares
New Haven holdings total about 120000 shares of Boston and Maine representing a completed transaction. Voting power lies with New Haven trustees and Boston and Maine dividends influence votes. A $12000000 stock issuance to Boston and Maine stockholders followed antimerger law passage. Officials doubt Massachusetts antimerger law’s constitutionality due to interstate shareholder rights. The piece closes with an ad for Burnett’s Castor-Oil Pills from a local drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Boston and Maine
New Haven Company
Bowton
Maine
Stack
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Shire
Bobson
Boston and Maine Sio
Prions
Massachusetts
Boston
Victoria social notes feature regional visitors and clubs
Victoria Tex July 14 notes guests from Yoakum and Houston visit local families. Club events include Hostel and High Fire gatherings with prizes of glass bowls and china. A party honors Miss Clapp Clapp from Victoria as she departs for Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Tex
Inez Greer
Yoakum
Sarah Martin
McClanahan
Abe
Way
Francis Waddell
Addell
Wyte
Los Angeles
Iy Perens
Wanda
Wylie
Lloyd Stevens
Port Lavaca
Rashbone
Port Tavaca
Nother
Roriile
John Cloze
BE. J. Hogan Lay
Houston
D. H. Heaton
Cuero
High Fire Club
J. F. McCan
L. N
Gramanm
Anna Granam
Webb de Tar
Clann
New York
Kreesle
Victoris
Garrell
Winn Traylor
Hoc Vietaria
Doctor Dies For Science In Denver Asthma Study
Denver July 13 A noted physician Dr W Robinson thirty six died after injecting himself with an anti toxin during an asthma experiment. He collapsed soon after crying for air and died from a sudden asthma attack. Dr Bailey witnessed the scene and declared the death due to the attack. Rex Poultry Food Condiments sold by Postallice Feed Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
W. Robinson
Robinson
Bailey
Rouimaon
Rex
Births Reported in Roy Area
Birth notices list several newborn girls with parents and addresses. A daughter born July 3 to Mr and Mrs B Arnold at 272 West Commerce. a child to Mr and Mrs Sim Alder at Government Bill 2. a Roy infant to Mr and Mrs Oscar Albrecht at 606 South Alamo. and a child to Mr and Mrs Rodrigues at 995 West San Pedro.
Kerrville News Roundup and Local Happenings
Kerrville locals report a quiet Fourth with few open businesses. residents attended barbecues in Centre Point and a dance at Pamnel’s Hall. notable visits include R H Burney and family returning from workport, and J T Moro and D M Hamilton returning from a San Antonio convention. other notes mention the Westminster Chau tauqua session, local saloons closing pending license, and social visits among Kerrville residents.
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Kerrville
Centre Point
Ingram
Turtle Creek
Tun
R. H. Burney
Wrogkport
Thos
Vann
Reyr County
Init
San Antonio
Relaand
Westminster
Arcchia
Atendance
West Texas
D. M. Hamilton
J. T. Moro
al San Antonio
R. Floyd
Colorado
New Mexico
Alfred Slemeritg
Ife
Siemering
Dornbleath
Cucro
W. 4
Noll
Gus F. Schreiner
Carl Kraerner
Frederic
Albert Real
Brenham
Texas
Kittie Searcy
Mya. Chromis, Jr
Absolutely Free Pocket Bank Offer at Light Office
An old advertisement promises a free Pocket Sayings Bank and 50 cents to attendees at the Light office, inviting people to come and collect the items at an unspecified time. The notice emphasizes no charge and a simple distribution event.
Cement Plant Planned for Alamo City Expansion
A cement company led by Charles Baumberger and Tred Cook proposes a new plant near Alamo City to start at about 1900 barrels daily, expanding from the current 225 barrel capacity. The project, costing an estimated 300,000 to 400,000, includes land deals on the International and Great Northern line and 300 acres of the Hume tract for lime rock. The plant will be independent of the present works, with Baumberger and Cook controlling the venture and possible stock shifts for existing holders. Engineering surveys are underway for railroad access and site layout, and employment will increase as operations grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Baumberger
Tred Cook
Alamo Cement Company
Hume
Adam's Station
Baumberger
Huje
Messrs. Baumberger
Cook
International
Great Northern Read
Spc
Cemant
Come to the Light office for 10 o clock details
Brief notice directs readers to visit the Light office at 10 o clock for information regarding Pochet Savings Bank and a 50 cent matter. The fragmentary text indicates a scheduling or financial notice tied to a local bank and a small amount.
Old Love Holds Mark Twain Despite Loss
A fragmented notice discusses Mark Twain mourning his wife and declaring no one could replace her. It references engagement rumors with J. W. Lyon and Twain’s later remark about not marrying again, reflecting the enduring hold of his late wife on his life and work.
Local Finance Firms Invite to Lithi Office Visit
Readers are invited to visit the Lithi office at 16 feta Pocket Savings Bank for information from J.T. Burnett & Co Undertakers. The notice emphasizes a community outreach event hosted by the firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lithi
Feta Pocket Savings Bank
Study Course Outlined by San Antonio Scientific Society
The executive committee of the Scientific Society of San Antonio outlined three study courses for 1907 08. A botany geology and zoology class led by Lt Col Frank Baker and Prof B Mackensen will meet on the second Friday monthly. A physiology and anatomy class chaired by Col J B Girard with Dr Frederick Hudra will meet on the third Friday. A philosophy and psychology class led by Dr W L Btinghurst with Dr Malone Duggan will meet on the fourth Friday. A stereopticon lantern was authorized for lectures. Members present included Malone Duggan Col Girard Cent J DB Elgin Cer Vantes Lieut Col Baker Prof Chas J Lukin and Secretary Edward W Heusinger.
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Scientific Society of
San Antonio
Stevens
Texas
Frank Baker
B. Mackensen
Department of Science
J.B. Girard
Department of Texas
Frederick Hudra
W. Ll. Btinghurst
Malone Duggan
Chas. J. Lukin
Edward W. Heusinger
Age Hummel Dying Says Physician In New York
The former lawyer Abe Hummel is dying and cannot live out his term. A physician notes he may not survive the year and suggests climate relief might help. Ethical rules prevent disclosure of his illness, with details provided only to prison officials and the medical board.
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New York
Abe Hummel
Win
Vivant
Hiead
Tre
Hogpitah
Huamel
Benn
Werden Fallon
de. Motz
Peniul
A. McAulife
Stenne
Cent of Correction
Himel
Ies
Cast Screen Doors at Cost by Hol Stovesy and Sons
Overstocked stock prompting a Sunset Yard promotion for screen doors at cost price. Call for details and pickup at Hol Stovesy and Sons in Sunset Yard.
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Hol Stovesy& Sons
Sunset Yard
Woman Hobd Back to Ohio In Gondole Rescue Tale
Sophoora La Codne, thirty two, arrives by gondola on a Michigan Central train in Toledo. A railroad detective saves her from a fall as rain subsides and she is jailed on vagrancy charges. She claims Detroit as home but travels widely with hoboes and has a history of cold, near starvation arrests.
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Toledo
Olin
Sophoora la Codne
Michigan Central
Lai
A. C. Porter
Speci
Ber Box
Piles Cured at Home by New Absorption Method
Advertisement promises home cure for hemorrhoids with a new absorption treatment. Offers immediate relief and permanent cure, asks readers to mail address for free samples and local references, directed to Mrs. M. Sommers, Box P, Notre Dame, Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Sommers
Burial Permits For Three Local Deaths
Three burial permits list deaths on July 11. Gertrude Lillian Grimaloger, 11 months, cholera infantum, 243 West Salinas Street, Interment Cemetery No. 1. Hila Schulte, 49, exhaustion, 218 North Flores Street, Interment Cemetery No. 3. Hattie Johnson, colored, 51, Brights disease, 441 North Hackberry Street, Interment Cemetery No. 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Lillian Grimaloger
West Salinas Street
Hila Schulte
North Flores Street
Hattie Johnson
Bright
North Hackberry Street
Writings on Maid and Servant Tale From Lippincott
The fragment recalls Mrs Armitage's nagro servant Samantha who describes duties at Mrs Reed's home including cooking cleaning washing and personal appearance. Lawyer Claude V. Birkhead is mentioned alongside two phone lines for Theos Arty Orchestra Roth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Af-Allvark
Lippincott's
Fraternity Meetings Listed at City Lodges Tonight
Fraternities including Myatic Lodge No 9 Star of Bethlehem Red Men Burleson Chapter 21 Royal Arch Maxom Masonic hall and other lodges plan meetings at Red Men Hall Star of Bethlehem and nearby venues tonight. Mystic Lodges No 5 Star of Bethlehem hold a demonstration with applicants to be instructed. Ladies of the Maccabees provide social and talks as attendance amid storm repairs. Knights of Columbus and Knights of Pythias report new officers, membership, and upcoming hall events. Banquet and housewarming planned for July 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myatic Lodge
Order of the Star of Bathlehem
Red Men
Werder Lodge
Heroine Sons
San Antonio
United Commercial Travelers
Pythian Hall
Burleson
Royal Arch Maxom
Masonic
Ladies of the Maccabees
Star of Bethlehem
Mystic Lodes No. 5
Order of the Star of Bethlehem
Red Men Hall
Alamo Hive No. 22
Althoug
Herman Sens
Miss Converse
Edward Speltestain
Laura B. Hart
Atlantic City
XI. W
Knights of Pythias
Unity Lodge No
A. Linscomb
A. W. Shaw
Frelate
Brassil
W. Z. Geislar
Frank Sturgeon
T. D. Camp
L. T. Gaines
John Bosshhardt
Honey
Elkshell
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E. B. Chandler
Crockett Street
New England
New Haven & Hartford
Boston and
Blackburn
Fexar Drug Co
Victoria News
London
Alamo City
Logal Gapifal
Mark Twain
Mal Twain
J. W. Lyon
Clemens
Spain
J.T. Burnett & Co. Undertalers
Age Hummel
Ohio
Sophoora Lagqone
Claude V. Birkhead
Alime National Wank Tilding
Theos
Arty! Orchestra
Roth Phones
Alamo National Bank
Chas. Zoller
Saulngenhuth
Wor
Schmeltzer
Gen
Mor
Sec'y and
Trane
Gord
Knights of Columbus
Kampmann
North Presa Street
Alamo Hall
Lotus Lodge K. of
P. Tk
Lotus Lodge No. #3
Bre
Jescn
Royal Arch Masons
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