Contractors Go to the Wall Edward Golbert & Co
Philadelphia dispatch reports Edward Golbert & Co, a major national building contractor with Norfolk roots, placed in receivership by Philadelphia court. Maxwell Wyeth, company president, signed the filing claiming the receiver’s action fair to creditors. Receivers will continue operations in the city and state with assets valued around 96000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
Edward Golbert & CO
Country
Philadelphia
Ofdward Gotbert & Co
Norfolk
Way
Vononon Peongs Court
Phiadelphia Venequay
Ark
Maxwell Wyeth
Copany
Removal Notice Shifts Main Flow in City Streets
Notice states the tram line has been moved from 316 South Flores Street to 1309 South Wares Street near the A A BP depot. It notes that the streetcar passes in front of the office and lists contact phones and company names including Higglyer Deutsch Jarratt Co and J T Durutt & Co.
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Flores Street
Wares Street
Boi Ibn
South Alamain
South Flores Street
Higlyer Deutsch Jarratt Co
Limber Yards
South
Millyer Drutsch Jarratt
Doer Yards
Duel Fatal for Reporter in Casa Scene
In a duel, reporter Napoleon Galver lies mortally wounded after a sword clash with Benito Celurido son of a prominent painter. The incident stemmed from a prior altered intent and a challenged duel, with authorities notified as Galvez awaited help after falling.
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Tinta
Napoleon Galver
Casa
Wiens
Benito Celurido
Panister
Galvez
Aldur
Lim
Galvez Aspirinning To Qe
Moyer Released to Denver Bond Signed by Haywood
Charles II Apaxes, a Western Federation of Miners suspect, was released from Ada County jail after a bail bond was signed. Haywood and associates plan to take him to Denver. Governor Staunen confirms the move following Sunday agitation at the Ada county fair.
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Hay _ Wood
Denver
Idaho
Educational catalog ad for Reely school offers
Limited position for three applicants per pace in the home last sense. Marly application needed to secure six. Recom two thousand dollars in improvements in the last year. Our catalog will interest you. Apply to W. W. Bondurant San Antonio Tex. Our standards of sch
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Reeley School
W. W. Bondurant
San Antonio
Tex
Sch
New Postal Card Rules Adopted Nationwide
Officials announce a new postal card design to meet amended regulations. The face must feature a vertical line about one third from the left, with the address and stamp on the right. Cards must display a printed decoration on the left and a fixed space for correspondence. Post offices nationwide will stock the updated cards.
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Wratington
Gebers Meyer
Uncle Sam
Joremt
Hall Heads Sons San Antonio Man Re-Elected Commander
4 A Hall, commander at tennis Burlesey Camp No 480 Song of Gane folorate Veterans, was re elected commander by acclamation along with all officers. W E Chapman Dripping Springs lieutenant James B Beles Tang Dr PL Shelton surgeon Ti. Wone sergeant Joe Wilhelm color bearer Miss Jennie Burleson lexaarer Commander WT Reed of the Confederate Veterans and Hall appointed as committee of two.
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San Antonis
A. Hall
Burlesey Camp
Hall
W. E. Gqhapman
Dripping Springs
Heutenant
James B. Beles
Tang
PL Shelton
Ti. Wone
Joe Wilhelm
Jennig Burleson
Lexaarer
Reed
Confederate
Voeterans
Hail Appainind
Twa
Man Shoots Self in Pleasanton Texas
A man, son of Rev and Mrs Hare, accidentally shoots left arm while loading a fresh cartridge that explodes. He was hospitalized with injuries but survived.
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Pleasanton
Hare
Rev
CL Hare
University of Texas Galveston opens 1907 catalog notes
The University of Texas Galveston announces coeducation and 1907–1908 programs. It lists Arts, Engineering, Law, Medical departments with degrees, seven week Summer School, and faculty details. September 28, 1907 opening. June 18, 1908 session begins. courses include bachelor and master arts, civil and electrical engineering, three year law, and medical programs with John Sealy Hospital affiliation.
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University OF Texas— University
Astiniment
Galveston
Stssson
Wemerday
College of Arts
Holugatla
Depgres
Heenan
Hegina
Wilson Willams
Registar Medical Department
Wouths
John Sealy Hospital
Vorelly
Adiress W
Carter
Message to Colon Aug 1 amid American cable plan
New York reports commercial service bid to run from New York to Colon by Central and South American line. Janis A. Soymser, president, sends telegrams to Roosevelt and Secretary of State warning of the plan. Secretaries respond with relief over a new all American cable link, noting the wartime center and a rapid formation.
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New York
Gommerrial
Besui Damarion
Argest I
Colon
South
Jon Telerapl
Soudyany
Janis A. Soymser
Roosevelt
Alt
Beeretiy Yale
Chiantanamo
Wealthy suburb sees female population rise in census
The census shows total population 34224 with 168 more females than males in the town. A Northwestern University student notes wealthier homes skew gender balance and criticizes the omission of under twenty one from some tallies. The city plans a park and office move on Flores Street amid rapid population shifts.
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Evanston
Cage Suidine
Haury
Sony
Victor McCulloch
Laker
Nortthwestern University
Iba
Girl Pickets Protest Shirt Factory Picketing Ninety
A 1910s style report describes 71 pickets organized by Women Fight in multiple neighborhoods including Brooklyn and Grand Gathers. Police charged two women, Sarat Wells Arnie and Carts Phot Resell, with unlawful disturbances. both fined 10. A separate case in Willian iteherts involved a private sewer, with a 25 fine and sentence pending remedial work.
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Franklin
Sarah Wells
Willian Iteherts
Unity
Balloon Race in Providence Promises Notable Flight Lineup
Balloon race event in Providence on July 8 features famed national aeronauts. Organizers note relocation of their main office to 1809 South Flores Street opposite the SA and A P depot with car lines passing nearby.
Deep Secret Trust of Kings and Imperial Cruise Planned
Reported plans outline Emperor Nicholas and Emperor William meeting at sea aboard a cruiser with the empress remaining in St Petersburg. Officials expect a wireless signal to confirm arrangements, with only royal ministers aboard. In a separate note, a wagon collision near South Morris Street left a horse dead. George Stowe arrested for reckless driving, fined 35 dollars before Judge Buckley.
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Betersburg
Nicholas
William
Sali
Marine
Court
Peter
Gourt
Georse Stowe
Solig
South Mores
Stowe
On Lown
Buckley
Binns
Fishing fine in mountain river misread tale
A garbled district notice recounts Mussve Rutord Taylor and Jol Wahl, young men from Alin ma City, attempting a camping fishing trip near Guatalupe. They carried tackle and supplies, started toward a tramp, but were reportedly overcome by fish and difficulties, returning after a short journey.
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Mussve
Rutord Taylor
Jol
Wahl
Pentemen
Alinma
Dave
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Thomas School For Girls
Antonio
Texas
ALM
West Texas Military Academy
Hoys
Sam Hotston
Japan
West Point
Alfred Garden
St. Mary’s Hall
Hall Heads Sons
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Lexury
Frans Jwls
Amilieser
Prest. National Bank
Sh Kidder
Amavillio
Mero
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Cotulla
Rasmussen
Lara
Jiouston
Thomas P Hennessey
Surette Baet
Fred
Beaumont
General
Labor Day Committee
Anson
R. W. Warren
Stamford
Muricy
Nia
Farmeravillé
Wale
Harton
Ballin
Muachine
Barloa
Rguel
Central America
Conawitoy
Iamattin
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Jenne Ant Bronsvilte
Providence
Flores St.ovi
South Alamo
Southlores
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Hillyer Deutsch Sarray TY
Lamber Yard
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