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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1897

Page

2

Harris Gabweller firm seeks receiver in partnership dispute

In Forty fifth District Court yesterday Gebhardt Gabweiler filed for dissolution of Harris and Gabweller of West End Lumber Co and asked for a receiver. He alleges one partner and a bookkeeper mismanaged books to inflate profits and cites missing funds and unentered lumber payments totaling thousands, with firm debts around six thousand dollars and assets about fifteen thousand dollars. He notes a $125 unauthorized withdrawal by bookkeeper Snipes on June 1, 1895 and $321 collected by J I Huvrig not entered in books. He claims ignorance of the alleged misconduct and seeks court action to protect rights.

Gebhardt Gabweiler Forty-fifth District Court Harris & Gabweller West End Lumber Co J. WW W. H. Harris J. F. Martin Platitsit Ena Ucla Prem F. Snipes J. I Huvrig

Baptism event invites governor and crowds to service

The message invites the governor, soldiers, and visitors to a baptism at 6 40 pm with Ken J and Le GriMn speaking for 30 minutes. An estimated six to seven thousand people are expected along the water edge while a noted speaker addresses the crowd and a sweet singing chorus performs at a church service.

Ken J le GriMn le Arlifin Cullerson Tim Vinces Clara Sirret

Love and secrets on West Commerce Street

A fragment speaks of affection and guilt referencing a Toralhuenny and Stowers, with a note at 203 West Commerce Street. The text hints at hidden motives and past vows within a personal narrative.

Tillison Toralhuenny Stowers West Commerce Street

Railway officials visit city for drill and wrecked engine returned

International official Taylor and Traveling Auditor Kearns arrive to arrange visitors for the drill. L. J. Polk of the Santa Fe departs to Galveston. Fort Worth and Denver agent Fritschield visits wife and daughter. Engine 621, wrecked near Langley months ago with three deaths, is revived. Morgan Line rates from Clat Weston to New York announced, with class-based charges from Galveston.

Taylor The International T. A. Kearns L. J. Polk Banta Te Southern Pacific Galventon Fitrschield Fort Worth Denver Langtey Morgan Line Clatweston New York Galveston

Wallpaper shipment offers latest designs at low prices

Notice from Paul Wrener announces a large shipment of wallpaper in fresh designs and colors offered at cheaper than ever prices. Readers are urged to call and examine before buying.

Paul Wrener

For sale: fine gentle family horse and gear

For sale a black gentle family horse, plus a family carriage and harness, offered cheaply. Located at Pach Wagner.

Pach Wagner

A Merry Company at Opera House To Witness Benefit

Prof Harry Foote plans a single admission for the juvenile opera after strong requests from those who missed or attended and want another chance. The Grind engagement earlier in the week barely covered costs though artists delivered a high quality performance. Prof Mante has toiled all week and Friday night will bring deserved support. All participating children should meet Friday at 3 pm for rehearsal. Mr Woot will treat them to refreshments afterward and they may not need to return home until after the evening show.

Harry Foote Tull Week Alain Thia San Antonico Mante Beethoven Hiner Woot

Making Toothpicks from a Lewiston Toothpick Factory

An inquisitive observer tours a Lewiston Missouri toothpick factory, learning how birch and maple provide 6,040,000 toothpicks. Workers cut logs to length, steam them, then use a gencer machine to create fine veneer ribbons and finally produce toothpicks, with boys packing finished pieces for the drying room.

Lewiston Zera Mann Tid Poide Cheri Philadelphia

Prayers of Little Children In Sacred Speech

Fragmented OCR reflects a poem about children's prayers, noting their simplicity and mystery. It contrasts childlike prayers with adult rationality, depicting angels and divine hush as the prayers rise in earnest from many children.

Trouble for His Honesty in a Windy City Street Tale

An account from Chicago describes Bailey recounting a streetcar incident in which a woman lost a dime and the narrator found a nickel, misinterpretations arise, and the woman cites the lesson that appearances can mislead, with Bailey asserting he would not take money from women again. The tale emphasizes honesty, perception, and social judgment.

Bailey Na Vito di Crivu Mary Ann Chicago

Franklin era press tale told by Lancaster workers

In Lancaster a story recalls the Franklin printing press long used by Ben Franklin. John W. Porney and Jes Buchanan describe early printing methods with wooden frames, inked slabs, and shared labor. They credit Franklin’s influence on American presses and note the press’s role in nation building at the time.

Franklin Ben Franklin Chorica Gouter Purposa Lancaster Lanewater Duis John W. Porney Access Philadelphia Press Travas Wiltie Franklin John W. Poroty Grill Lam St Lovia Repob

Local Gazette Reports Weddings Paid in Gorannny District

In Gorannny district a tradition of paying for weddings is noted. The article references entertainment costs and immediate support for the couple, with days marked like July 15 and other local celebrations. The piece mentions a parade and literary events tied to the wedding season.

Photographic Mysteries of Hidden Latent Images

Reports of eerie photographic plates showing images not present when shot, including a riverfront scene revealing a floating figure with a later found body nearby. Cases describe ghostlike portraits on haunted houses and composite images from garden scenes. Scientist Burden and others link mystery to reused glass and chemical residues, suggesting light may not be essential to latent image formation.

Irigui Cookiny Nwworum Leva Tukun Upo Burton Berten

Curious Street Offerings and Oddities in 19th Century Notes

Curiosities sold on the street include files offered at a fixed price with steady trade for those who seek them. Observations cover street venders, novelty appeal, and shopper curiosity, alongside brief musings on women's clubs and artificial light. The text notes a French office experiment comparing a typewriter and a penman, and mentions Allan NPGHi, ex-king of Allan, painter and musician in confinement at Algiers.

Vendern Allwec Eumy Sherorg Iusy New York Sun Aon Npghi Allan Algiers Aleo Wagner

Fashion's New Wit in Skirt Styles and Sleeves

A nineteenth century fashion note describes varied sleeve caps and flare skirts. It notes new departures with side-breast facings, accordion plaits, and Valenciennes edging, plus lace, latticework trims, and moire fabrics in pale bray and silvery lights.

Nague Valenciennes Reiley Thiasqua India Will Mors Bray

Catholic Brevities Review Local Church Observances

Catholic items note Bishen Forest and Father Weyer returning to the city. BL A Bay will be observed tomorrow by Sisters of Divine Providence as patronal. Goebbels of Sidmere attends. Sisters Chrys Sisters St. Feaneis St. Claude and St. Joseph celebrate jubilee at Santa Hosa. Pontificat mass held at Our Lady of the Lake chapel.

Bishen Forest Father Weyer Bay Sisters of Divine Providauve Nther Goebbels Sidmere Tteeles Sisters of Divine Providence Our Lang of the Lake Ursuline Convent Elstern St. Feaneis St. Claude St. Joseph Santa Hosa Lifrmary Willy Pontificat

Editorial gathering at Camp Culherson dinner roll call blank

At the editorial hanquest Camp Culherson yesterday many press heavies were absent. Col Kengle John ston of the Houston Vesl The Licht's preacher The Express Chasipper and Ye Light Short Sapa Vanderhurst of the Gal Dal News were among the noted names missing at the dinner roll eat.

Camp Culherson Daily Press Col. Kengle Johnston Houston Vesl Licht’s The Express Vanderhurst Gal-Dal. News

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