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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1911
Page
9
W H Hollingsworth a Monterey builder and his wife are visiting. He says Monterey is normal but manpower is scarce for his current projects. He expects no more trouble in the republic and regards the Mexican election as likely to be very quiet.
Dr. Shropshire holds office hours from 11 to 12 a m and 4 to 5 p m in Dr T T Jackson s office Moore Blog Telephone 238 Residence 36
Luncheon served 12 to 2 and dinner 6 30 to 8 at Crockett Hotel Cafe with 40 and 50 cent prices. Garden Stables offers hacks cabs and livery. Moonlight dance at Exposition Park by Weesatchie Camp No 38 W O W on Saturday July 29. humane society officers listed with office and phone details.
A K Ragsdale traveling passenger agent for Aransas Pass reports heavy rain fell in the Waco area a few days ago and cotton there never looked better He adds that Aransas Pass will ship two extra baggage cars loaded with cotton and tentage to Corpus Christi for the Epworth League encampment.
Doctors Ogilvie and Scull, physicians and surgeons, located at 610 Moore Building. Contact number 238.
Drs Garring and Hatcher osteopathic physicians and surgeons operate at 201 208 Gunter Building with old phone 6828 and new number 840.
Dr Tinkham, a dentist, is listed with a suite number 422 in the Fon building. The notice provides an address style reference for locating the dental office within the building.
William Rice fined $100 by Justice Fisk for vagrancy and placed under $500 bond pending county court appeal. He was surrendered by a bond surety and jailed in the county jail.
Dr J M Alexander testifies he killed R L O Neal after recognizing him in Stamford. He says he did not intend to kill and feared the man was armed. State plans rebuttal as case nears jury after months of testimony.
Timothy Teaffe, long presumed dead by his wife and two children since 1875, was located in Grand Rapids Minnesota last week by Special Pension Examiner E W Young. The pension case is dropped as Teaffe is confirmed alive, tying together clues from Rhode Island and Minnesota and revealing a decades long disappearance.
The discovery shows the man served two years with the volunteers and kept letters linked to a plumber and his brother John. Timorothy's father, a British army sergeant, is named in the correspondence. He allegedly hid in lumber camps near the Ottawa River for years and remarried during that period.
An unfamiliar man was halted as he tried to enter the senate chamber claiming to be Senator Crawford of South Dakota. The prankster, with a shaved mustache, prompted confusion as Crawford appeared, sitting with his hand over his mouth.
The engagement ring and an 875 necklace plus a silver mesh purse containing other trinkets vanished from Miss Mayme Eichenberg and Jacob J Becker's wedding home at 1226 Brooklyn Ave. Police searched for the theft. The couple postponed their trip to Colorado but recovered the purse and jewels this morning at 8 o clock upstairs, and the honeymoon continues.
Hugo Bremer a German industrialist, not a U S citizen, remains in New York under a rare restraining order issued by the courts the first of its kind in twenty five years his departure to Germany postponed. His Berlin offices and Neheim am Ruhr factory are cited amid a $4398 sales dispute with the Universal Button Fastener Button Co of Detroit led by Leonard Carley.
Mr Bremer faced a ne exeat republica writ after counsel intervened when plans to depart the United States emerged. Marshal Henkel served the order at the Hotel St Regis. Judge required $6000 security. Bremer posted $1000 and a $4000 check later changed to cash with lawyers’ approval.
Michael Ross Jr. slept on the banister of a second story porch at 1022 Nebraska Ave Kansas City Kan and fell to the ground about 3 AM landing on his feet. He suffered a sprained back and a cut right foot and was treated at Bethany hospital by Dr Mortimer Marder.
John Anderson of Roseland reported a stranger questioned him about a Logan statue on Michigan avenue. They found a second figure atop the bronze horse behind General Logan and the figure leapt down. The assailant overpowered Anderson, stole $160 and his watch, and bound him to the horse tail before fleeing.
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