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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1911
Page
4
Damaged text reports a partial view of a castle in Saint Angelo Lod Slane near Milan Miss. The 91 tower remains and archives were destroyed. A note claims Australia readiness measures and a domestic incident averted by a 3500 telegraph payment from Mestes City.
A gas explosion on a father's oil pipe setup at a Saxonburg area farm fatally injured 2 year old Grace Min Kehey. Older children tried to light the pipe. the blast burned the child and she died hours later. Others escaped unharmed.
The 172nd anniversary observance of the Bastille fell Sunday at the fairgrounds under the French society. About 2000 people attended as Joseph Ryan gave an eloquent address. Alfred Sinner led as president and John Toussaint chaired the planning committee. the event concluded with a grand ball.
Frank W Boughton, 61, longtime Michigan journalist and founder of what became the Evening Press, dies at his Grand Rapids home from tuberculosis. The remembrance cites his status as one of the state's oldest newspaper men.
Austin, July 17. Governor Colquitt plans to submit in the coming special session a proposal to place unincorporated insurance concerns operating in Texas under the jurisdiction of the commissioner of insurance and banking. Commissioner Gill indicates support, while the public seeks regulation to bring these entities under state oversight and provide recourse for policyholders.
July 17 report notes investigation into alleged underage child labor in factories under the Thirty-second statute. Commissioner Starling has gathered evidence, with county attorneys urged to file complaints in counties where violations occurred.
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