March Mix of News and Promises From The Times
The item cites weather, politics, and culture with notes on Congress, a New York to Paris race, a Kansas jury case, and stateside issues. It previews the Sunday San Antonio Yacht magazine section and promises a color page with stories and miscellany. The blurb highlights features like The Wreck of the Gorsalr and other literary pieces.
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San Antonio
Ben Im. Atwell
Musle and
Watleys
Crotchet
A. Quaver
Alphonse Weurilla
Hig Masterpiace
Tilizabetl Brownell
Blaine
St. Anthony
Florence
Pajarlin
Gowan
Kentuck
HD. Pittman
Street name signs in cement corners gain popularity in Kansas City
A Kansas City project brightens street corners with large painted street names on cement sidewalls. The reform aims to improve legibility and may be adopted by other large cities. the plan emphasizes practicality and extended use across municipal design.
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Kansas City
Cement Walks Carry Street Names Across Cities
The article argues for embedding street names in cement sidewalks to aid navigation, noting Kansas City style lettered inlaid stone and Chicago plans for horizontal signs. It critiques San Antonio for lacking cement sidewalks and their signage, urging simultaneous sidewalk and street-name embedding as cities grow.
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Kanens City
Chicago
San Antonio
South Railroads Press South’s Prosperity at Stake
Washington Post questions southern responsibility for hard times and railroad policy. It cites International and Great Northern receivership in Texas after an order for 2 million dollars in improvements, arguing public officials push railroads as public utilities and that the south’s growth has outpaced rails, leaving lines strained and industry clamoring for outlets even as combined mileage and equipment expand. The piece notes 30th Texas legislature acting harshly toward railroads amid renewed construction elsewhere.
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Tig South
The
Washington Post
South
the Post
Tnternational & Great Northern Railroad
Texas
Texas Railroad
Ravaneus
Silex
Elas
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges Offer Free Sample Pack
To Owners of Bad Breath, indigestion and digestive odor sufferers are urged to try Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges. The ad claims charcoal absorbs gases and odors, improving breath and digestion, with a free sample offer by mail from F A Stuart Co, 200 Stuart Bldg, Marshall, Michigan.
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Stuart
Kay
F. A
Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Congress Session Riven by Indistinct Speech and Tone
A fragment describes a Springfield debate noting an unusual and indistinct tone in a congressional session on the eve of a presidential election. The report hints at low visibility and unusual flatness, with no other session matching this level of indistinction.
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Springfield
Congress
Overproduction debate echoes through Omaha paper
In a column from the Omaha Tee, Joseph H. Whoate argues that the nation risks overproducing staple American industries. He decries Excessive output driven by unskilled labor and warns it harms employment and prices. Potential policy remedies are discussed in concise terms.
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Omaha Tee
Joseph H. Whoate
Buried Treasure Legend At Keystone Park Originates
A claim of buried treasure at Keystone Park emerges from a 20 year old murder tale. Dennis told BE Linsner of a miser and a burned cabin, rumored riches, and pits dug around the old residence. Stones and walk markers remain as townsfolk recall a search that may still be underway by a local relic hunter.
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Keystone Park
BE. Linsner
Dsirynii
Dennis
Arta
Linsner
Deta
Keystone Park Company
Fife
Wang
Rendanne
Calvorts Boary to Tha Kea You Tava
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions Aguayo as a Gheef of STE with unclear roles. No readable event or entities to verify a full summary.
Committees Form To Promote Local Fair Effort
Directors of the International Association name two working committees to oversee venues exhibits and grounds as well as advertising transportation and amusements for a major fall fair in San Antonio. The president and officers join both panels while plans include seeking Mexican exhibit options and possibly introducing quarter horse racing.
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Prevaca
San Antono
Win
Simms
David Strouse
Sylv
Heiman
Albert Steves
Vorles P. Brown
Fred Torrall
H. Brun
George Dichiltz
George Saur
W. J. Moore
Aasdcfetion
Mexico
Itaetis
Ornelas
Department of the Interior
WHHS
Republic
William Anson
Christovel
Texas
Vance
Elmosh
Palace Postal and Cigar Store Ad Offers Lumber and Cars
An OCR fragment advertises lumber at ED STEVES & SONS and lists a Palace store near T G N depot and East Commodore area offering cars and Whaccas. It mentions Alamo Bank Bids, lawyers, and a general display of goods at 313 1-3 W Commerce Street.
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ED Steves & Sons
Sunset Pne- Venger
Clande
Birkhead
Booth
Alamo Bank
Navy legends outlast gossip in Washington Herald
The Washington Herald recalls U S naval history and contrasts enduring maritime pride with forgotten rivalries. It notes persistent confidence in the navy’s strength despite old feuds and myths about famous captains and battles. The piece frames a long tradition of maritime power as a unifying national narrative.
Lady Hope Opens Connaught House Restaurant and Shops
Lady Hope, noted for energetic efforts aiding workers, has invested in Connaught House at Edgware Road London. Ground floor hosts seven shops with two retained, a hat shop and a photographic store, and five to let. A three hundred seat restaurant opened late December aims for value, competing with local eateries. Upstairs, a home is for meetings and social activity.
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Tréndon
Hope
Connaught House
Marble Arch
Edgware Road
London
Tadly Hope
Lady Hope
San Antonio 21 Years Ago Oatligerfest Plans
San Antonio in 1887 prepares for the sixteenth state oatligerfest to be held April 12 to 17 with William and George Rueter directing, Prof. Carl Beck as musical director, an orchestra of 40 players, and singing societies from across the state. Riley Gordon, supervising architect, returns from Washington after federal building work, city finances show 40 283.93 on hand, and St Patrick’s Day celebrations loom at the Castre while the council resists accepting something.
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San Antonio
William and
George Rueter
Carl Beck Ia
Miegal
Aus
Riley Gordon
Washington
Pew Federal
Castre
Doans Kidney Pills Praised by San Antonio Parents
A San Antonio mother, Mrs B M Hancock, reports her 12 year old daughter recovered from bed wetting after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Bexar Drug Company. The bulletin advertises the remedy with testimonial claims of renewed bladder control and reduced kidney issues.
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Langoar
San Antono Pirents
B. M. Hancock
Burtcain Avapee
San Antonio
Texan
Ita
Dean
Bexar
Sutore
Down
Sala
Prien
Foster Muthurn
Foster Muthurn fa. Buetin. N_, MY
Nolo Awonte
United State
Doan
Ako
County Officials Propose Boledad Street as City Hall Site
County officials propose using Boledad Street near the Curt House as the city hall site. The city plans to proceed with erecting a new building to house municipal offices and services.
Anniversary celebration of Carthald Grove No 20 Druids
A large gathering of members and friends attended the Grove No 20 anniversary held at Garthaldt nal Concho and Matamoras streets last night. Exertists appropriate to the agensts were carried out by the members of the organization.
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Carthald
Grove No 20
United
Ancient Order of Druids
Garthaldtnal
Concho
Matamoras
Piles remedy claims permanent cure with internal tablet
A printed medical advertisement asserts ordinary piles treatments fail and promises a permanent cure with Tr. Leonhardt's Hem-Roth tablets. Each month’s supply costs $1.00 and is guaranteed harmless, available through Bexar Drug Co in San Antonio or Dr. Leonhardt Co. in Buffalo.
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Leotharit
Carricks
Bexar
Ban Amato
Texas
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Buffalo
Sheriff Candidates Named in Bexar County Announcements
The Light runs notices announcing B. Lindsey W. S. Goforth Tanjes McCloskey and Chos F. Stevens as candidates for the office of Sheriff in Bexar County. All are subject to the Democratic primaries.
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Lindsey
Bexar County
W. S. Goforth
Valiles of
Sheriff
Tanjes McCloskey
Sher
Chos. F. Stevens
Bexar Cony
Vivian Hamilton Nominated for County Clerk Candidate Post
The Light announces Vivian 4. Hamilton as a candidate for County Clerk in the Democratic primaries, confirming her pursuit of the office and the party's support and process.
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Vivian
Hamilton
Waters Undertaking Co Embalmer Directors
Historical clipping mentions L. T. Waters Undertaking Co and Embalmer Directors with references to shipping railway lines and telecommunication items. Some text is garbled but identifies a funeral service provider and associated terms.
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L. T. Waters Undertaking CO
Embalmere
Funers
Eceptional Shipping Raillitee
Keaty
Ghann An
Boa
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