Resolutions on the Death of Rev. Wilson
A San Antonio area church records tribute to Rev. David Wilson. The resolutions praise his preaching, leadership, and devoted life, noting his service from his January 1894 call to his death in October 1903 and commend his widow Mrs. Rose and their son John David Wilson Jr. to God’s care. The document lists property and bequest details and closes with formal signatures from church officials.
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Hye
Elie
Fortan
San Antonio
Texas
Dawid Wilrany
Tie Mai
Sol
Robert AL. Tall
Gad
Wil- Hon
Oun
Churel
Jesus
Voles
Hye Sears
John David Wilson, Jr
Mars
Wilson Giott
Southey
Mississippi Legislature Appropriations and Bond Plans Described
Fragmented report outlines Mississippi legislative appropriations with emphasis on bonds, funds, and potential refunds. Notes that five and a half million in bonds are tied to state programs and institutions, with concerns about timing and tax implications. Mentions January actions, next steps, and possible revenue impact, interwoven with local notices and ads.
Puzzling White Man Hinted To Sell Linen Goods
A White man tried to peddle forty yards of linen on East Houston Street. He offered goods for four dollars after refusal. A woman notified police. confusion arose as an officer claimed the man had been arrested, while she insists he was taken into custody. Police investigations continue into the attempted fraudulent sale and prior similar acts in South Florida streets.
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Houston Street
Sta
Minh
Missey
Anssey
Audert
Stiny
Moss
Wight
Mall
Theresary
Yelera
United States
Heroaved
Miss Imangs
Frank C. Jones
Branotia Rowity
Baha Oveak
Michigan
Mouston
Hia
Tan
Jones
Wit
Brit Vanes
Daw
Abs
Lowas
Tar
Calornta
Wal
Megrama
Mike
Tee
Pegas
Saelas
Bulletin of sickness and building permits update
Sergent Evans has recovered from grippe after a night at police headquarters and resumes duties. Officey Cook, stationed at Brackenyidge Park, is ill with measles fever at home. Creer Galan covers during absence. Building permits include Walther to create fireproof wells at Barn, Lubbockatron up to 500 dollars, and Josephine Taner to erect laden Yakery on South Pinvast Street at a cost of 1 dollar.
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Sergent
Evans
Evang Hee
Officey
Cook
Brackenyidge Park
Creer Galan
Rank Walther
Barn
Lubbockatron
Josephine Taner
Pinvast Street
Burial Permits Include Several Summaries of Deaths
Anacelo Gonzales aged 34 died March 1 of senility. Interment in Decay county burn ground. March 1 houston street. Marjorie Sruce Harris aged seven died March 1 of nephritis. Interment in the K of P cemetery. Wright aged 28 died March 1 at 12 West Mousgton street. Interment Memphis Tennessee. Infant of Mr and Mrs Th Qhenn died March 2 at 800 Grosby street. Interment in cemetery No.
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Anacelo Gonzales
Wek
Déxay County
Tod Mareh
Houston
Purgus Falls
Minn
Marjorie Sruce Harris
Mareh
Quincy Street
Cemeter W. OM. Wright
Mousgton Street
Memphis
Tenn
Th. Qhenn
Grosby Street
Reading Clerk Refuses Free Service for Legislature
Special to The Light Austin Texas March 3 Mack la Ren of Hamilton County reading clerk of the house in the twenty ninth legislative district will be here for the session of the legislature but will not serve free of charge. He says he will not until he gets old and wealthy and will serve the state without pay. Edwards' Millinery Opening scheduled for Thursday March 9 with a large line of novelties on display. You are invited. We also sell and exchange horses at Garden Street Stables.
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Mbtcatians
Varaninl
Pigures
Austin
Tex
Mack ‘la Ren
Mamilton
Amilto County
Reading
Lealay
Clarre
Edwards
Deep Sorrow After Death of Gov Hogg
Reports from Texas recount profound sorrow over Governor Hogg’s death. Governor Lanham and Judge Robertson offer tributes praising his devotion to public welfare, patriotism, and lasting impact on state governance. Funeral plans include viewing at the state house, with interment beside his wife in the city cemetery.
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Gov. Hogg
Thong
Hogg
Texas
Pexus
Lanham
Hig
Jat T Robertson
Guvertar More
Hig Failanen
Guagmiey
Fort Worth
Sevale
State House
Cause Leading to Death of Governor Hogg
Special to The Tension reports on events surrounding the governor Hogg’s death. The piece outlines the circumstances and factors contributing to the fatal outcome, highlighting reaction from Ws mourning and public concern amid ongoing inquiries and speculation about responsibility and motive.
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Governor Hogg
Free Catarrh Remedy by C E Gause
An advertisement claims Gauss Catarrh Cure quickly and permanently cures catarrh by removing the poison from the system. It promises a free trial package by mail upon sending name and address, with a guarantee of relief and social acceptance after treatment.
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C. E. Gause
Main St
Marshall, Mich
Death of Governor Tome Shocks Nation in Mourning
A flood of condolences pours in from across the United States after the death of Governor Tome, whose frailty had been evident. Judge George Clark pays glowing tribute as political leaders reflect on his long career, strength, and influence in state public policy.
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George Clark
Syeolay
Wree
Tox
Miele
Ceores Clark
Hoge
Tome
Ranch sale in Live Oak County nets $151060
Special to the Light reports a land deal near Ansty Texas where Nelson of Roundrock and partners bought ranch property for $151,060. The transaction involved multiple buyers and a closing noted as completed recently in Live Oak County.
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Live Oak County
James EH
Robertson
Soln
Moughton
G. C. Bodh
Nelson
Roundacke
Cotton Culture and Success in Soudan
Special to The Light Khartoum March reports on Soudan cotton price prospects after visiting Khartoum farms and the Nilotic railway opening. Egyptian and Sudanese officials praise soil fertility and potential for wide cotton cultivation once irrigation and labor are available, with expected factory demand.
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Khartoum
Soudan
Heief Vistig Khareoun
Sondan
Hese Fanganid
Saudan
San Antonio Eagles Debate Law Pursuit in Murder Case
A circulated revert claims the tinweal order of Eagles would fund an attorney for prosecution of Dack White and James W. Mitchell in the murder of DP. W Pond. William T. Schumacher of the Eagles denies the report, saying there is likely no basis for the claim and that the organization believes in following the law.
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Tinweal Order of Eagles
Dack White
James W. Mitchell
Wiliam T. Schumacher
Iocal
Magles
Ahawk
Thera
Fight for reform in life insurance remains unsettled
Fragmented reports describe a broad push for life insurance reform led by Stuyvesant Kish and allied figures including James Speyer Cornelius Vanderbilt and Thymeion Th. Morsis with plans to mobilize across the country and Europe. The effort faces organizational details and potential proxy strategies as leaders await selections while noting allied financiers’ intent to back the campaign alongside efforts in the insurance field. A separate item notes a stable claim by the Garden Street Stables and a dyeing man seen near the Jefferson street area, with Gen Crow praised as a top cleaner and tailor for local residents.
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Kish
Ding
Wish
Hng Daken
Instrance Company
Meh
Gainst Park
Munual
James Speyer
Cornelius Vanderhilt
Tihine- Ion Th. Morsis
Turdley Olestt
Wnselves
Iliners Central
Yietling
State Bank Examiner Arrives at Austin
Special to The Light in Austin Texas reports that Mr Flake a bank official from Navasota assumed duties as state bank examiner arriving in Austin March 3 3 The appointment comes as Wogans begins tenure and the examiner is noted for familiarity with banking practices.
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State Bank Examiner
Austin
Syeeaial
Tex
Flake
Tera
Wogans
Flake Ja
Navasota
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Glassware Clearance Sale
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Wiliam Wetlingfeld
Shiner
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Artz Orchestra
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Eagles
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Igo CO
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Fratovna Order of Eagles
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Cleveland
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Aeries
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Ehh
SAN Antonio Eagles
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