Despondent San Antonio man Adolph Buduor found dead
Adolph Buduor, son of former San Antonio mayor T. L. Buquor, was found dead by his daughter in his Buena Vista Street home around 5:30 AM. Authorities ruled death from carbolic acid poisoning, noting prior threats to self. Buduor, born 1850 in San Antonio, was a carpenter and survived by a large family. funeral set for morning at his residence with burial at San Fernando Cemetery.
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Adolph Buduor
T. L. Bugquar
San Antonio
Is Lote
Buena Vista
Penny
Tuquar
Wien
Gom- Mares
Atrevt
Sarita Rosa Avenue
Interfar
Saucon
Morrison
L. Fepinosa
Tuyguor
San An ‘Toto
Thie City
TL. Buquor
Alamo City
Buquor
Mooresville
Adolph Buquor
Brethen
John Bugger
Making New Rate Sheet Meeting in Texas Railroads
A gathering of passenger rate clerks from Texas railroads convenes at Hot Wells to compile the Texas tote sheet for fall travel. Notable attendees include TD Lynch of St Louis and clerks from Brownsville Kingsville San Antonio Fort Worth Houston and Paris with others arriving later for the session.
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Texas
Belo
TD. Lynch
St Louis
W. W. Woolridge
St. Louls
Brownsville
Mexico
Kingsville
W. D. Monroe
Nonsion
Sunset
Mm. Tr. & Cines
Fred Dagcott
San Antonin & aAtanspe Pasa
WH. Card
Fort Worth
Denver City
Jar Park Worth
Ok Hy Dalla
Trinity
Brazug
Houston
Frank Stensen
Rock Island
T.fredatiohs
Palestina
IK. nFton
Tate
Percy Brown
Rutalark
Gulf, Colorado
Santa
I Galvestan
Joe Willams
Paria
Great
Paris
Smith quits Sapala as FFE closes transfer of chief posts
B C Smith resigns as assistant general manager of the San Antonio and Aransas Pass railway after abolition of the office. F W Lewis becomes superintendent of transportation with San Antonio headquarters Yoakum to assume duties. Lewis has 20 years service, starting as a clerk, and will oversee traffic and movements.
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B.C. Smith
San Antonio
Aransis
Pisa
Fll
Lewis
Yoakunt
Yoakum
AW. Smith
Say
Uine William
Hobbs
Vite
Smith
John S. Peter
Peter
Sap
Two Die In The Electric Chair At Sing Sing
Ossining N Y July 9 Charles H Rogers and Angelo Laudiero were electrocuted at Sing Sing prison. The crimes cited included Rogers killing Wills and Fredericle Olney at their farm near Middleton New York on October 6 1906 and subsequent murders linked to the Olney family. Laudiero’s sentence stemmed from a long feud ending in the murder of Michael Ambrare.
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Ossining
Charles FH. Rogers
Angelo Laudiero
Sing Sing
Rogers
Wills
Fredericle Olney
Houge
Middleton
N.Y
Aml
Alter Ingerick
Gorgin
Ingarick
Olnay
Halso
Landlero
Michael Ambrare
Primary Ballot Disappearance Reported by Becker
Mr Becker reports that between Saturday night and yesterday morning 6000 to 8400 official primary ballots were carted away from Democratic headquarters. New ballots will be delivered Wednesday. The missing ballots reportedly were not distributed and some errors appeared on the printed form.
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Max F. Becker
Mourgey
Democratic
Book Landing
Samsons
Mt Becker
Ley
Benker
Booker
Bars
Ehapindna
Thy
Brill Ag
Sev Campbell
Campbell Finta
Thomas M. Onaipuall
Orion
Lucky Sleuth Finds His Man in Gonzales Arrest
City Marshal N. 2, Gonzales, corralled eight K. McKinney on a formal charge after spotting him on a train returning from the depot. The suspect was captured with Marshal Cane aiding, taken to Gonzales, while Marshal Cong sought local police cooperation to herd the fleeing man.
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Willy U0
Mites
N. 2
Gonsales
K. Mckinney
Gonzales
Lick
Cane l
Lade
Hell
Marshal Cong
Captain Trainer
Officer Foils Early Burglar At Soledad Street
Policeman Golden nabbed an attempted burglar at Maverick- Clark print shop on Soledad Street around 2:20 this morning. The thief fled toward Yerimendi Street after being spotted trying to force a door.
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Maverick- Clark Company
Soledad Street
Golden
Ying
Yerimendi Street
Pang
Local Weather Forecast Confusing OCR Entry
Cloudy tonight and Tuesday with mild temperatures. A rough regional forecast notes a low near 44 and a high around 72 earlier in the morning period. The entry is garbled and references a general weather report to be continued on page.
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Tollawa
Missing San Antonio girl prompts frantic search
Mabel McKnight, 16, daughter of Rev J B McKnight of the Government Hill Methodist church, disappeared after leaving home at 3:35 PM. Neighbors, family, and a large search party canvass the area and adjacent territory, with parents devastated and seeking any clue to her whereabouts.
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Mabel McKnigh
Mabel McKnight
J. Blo. McKnight
Mason Street
Advocate
Rey
McKnight
New Wennfels Avenue
Sha Wan
Conditton
Joalthip
Nothtas
Aguigh
Los Angeles
Apis
San Antonio Female College
Ray
Kristy
New Brannfels Avenue
Woman Dies in Suspected Crime Seek Lover in New Zealand
A Viennese widow Mrs Olle Sherbardt died on a lonely track near Stawkensack New Zealand. Police suspect murder after later evidence showed the body was placed on the road. They seek August Eberhardt the principal suspect and her daughter who were en route to New Jersey by trolley when the incident occurred. Additional shots were fired injuring the young woman before help arrived. Eberhardt remains at large.
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New York
Jay
Olle Sherbardt
Widound
Yatt Road
Stawkensack
N. Z
August Eberhardt
Sonan
Eberhardt
August
New Jersey
Mehmning
Misa Eberhardt
Money Law Framers Meet in Narragansett Pier
Narragansett Pier July 26 The conference arranged by the last Session of Congress for a discussion of the financial situation of the country aims to show that legislation needed to remedy the biannual needy is not provided under the existing law. The national monetary commission named under the new currency act convened with 18 members though several sent words they would be unable to attend.
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Narragansett Pier
Congress
Ambers
Lie
National Monetary Conc Uussion
Offciilly
Me ‘Mmnthig
William F. Vilas Stricken in Madison Wisconsin
Former cabinet member William F. Vilas of President Cleveland’s era reportedly suffered a hemorrhage today in Madison Wisconsin. The brief bulletin notes his frail condition and lists no further details.
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Madttent
Wis
Cleveland
Wiliam F. Vos
Selina Et
Jail Escape By Doc Williams Rumor Stirs Texas Jail
A dramatic escape attempt by Doc Williams at Bexar County Jail is described, with Williams claiming officials planned his act and that a prior day’s failing plot led to his supposed breakout. Sheriff Todlin and Captain Trainer investigated, asserting no plot existed and criticizing the Board’s conduct at the death cell door. Williams, wounded, recounts his flight from the jail and his capture, while lawmen praise police work during the alarm and surrounding manhunt.
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Doc Williame
Bexar County
Williame
Williama
Ntiors
Uthar
Elala
Sherif Todln
Trainer
Williams
Coora Belyel
Austin
Wigtom
Ana
Eholklas
Dewth Watch
Hanglig
Simon Herrera
Allird
Puits
Wegel
Werel
Torin
George ‘Turner
Willian
Turner
Sherif
Johm Tobin
John Trainer
Patiie
Sheriaf Joh ‘Teamay
Tigi
Mauermann
Pollen Department
Wil- Nigios
Willams
Avery
Texas
Altorney Greenley
Sheriff Tobin Statement on Jail Door and Williams Case
Sheriff Tobin released a statement to The Light disputing rumors about the jail door being open. He describes the jail layout with the front building office, two main cages, and corridors leading to the yard and kitchen, clarifying the conditions around Williams' confinement.
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Tobin
Williams’ Oll
Winlaimnd
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A. Buduor
William McNulky
Oly
Ayho
L Ife
Sapala
Ffe
MR. Becker
Lucky Sleuth
Ward
Wal. F
Doc Williams
Negro Springs
Mr. Baker
Officer Green
Sheriff Tobin
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