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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1908
Page
2
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A public notice discusses sheriff powers and risks of abuse in Bexar County. It notes several candidates for sheriff, the office’s reach over juror lists, bonds in criminal cases, and the appointment of deputies, urging fair, legal, efficient administration for citizens. It references the U S geographic board naming errors in Trinity County and tangential notes on olive oil production and social costs of child misbehavior.
The Duke d Abruval seeks clarity on removing obstacles to marrying Katherine Elkind. He hedges on Miss Rilting engagement, saying it may be announced in a month or a year or possibly never. Reports tie his marriage to Senator Rikine’s daughter, prompting a wary national response.
A Washington and Jamestown exposition tale centers on the Duke dAbruval, an American poised for a potential royal match with Miss Ellkins. Debates over a $200000 yearly dot, Italian entailments, and King Victor Emmanuel’s approval frame a volatile romantic and financial saga amid broader political chatter.
The States of New Orleans reports the House passed a pension bill of 175000 dollars, the largest appropriation yet by Congress, despite the Civil War ending years ago. The piece suggests the rise is tied to political needs in a presidential year and aimed at energizing veterans and their families to boost the Republican Party.
An instance shows protective legislation can aid the chicken industry as Missouri passes a bill making chicken theft a penal offense. The industry claims an estimated $6,000,000 yearly advance due to such protections, reflecting gains in an era of stricter enforcement.
A fragmented OCR note discusses the Hallroom Boys and a senator from Arizona offering a “good thing” in mining stocks. Mentions 13 dollars per share, Bolivar of Arizona, and references to mining profits and political figures. The text is garbled but centers on a mining stock proposal linked to Arizona politics.
In The Light issue from March 30 1887 Captain Tice recipient of a pledged cannon ball from the battle of San Antonio. A dust parade on Government Hill draws spectators while Travis Park receives park cleansing. Sanitary agents appointed by the city council near month’s end. Grand jury investigations loom with hints of a forthcoming adjournment.
The record notes the 1856 Treaty of Paris ending the Crimean War with territorial evacuations and neutralization. 1804 Jane Austen’s death in Toston. 1904 General Payne of the Black Horse Cavalry’s death. Also includes astronomical notes predicting moon phases and a conjunction with Saturn tonight and tomorrow morning.
New York March 20 Wholesale and retail ice dealers have reported a seemingly authentic intimation that the price of ices will be advanced 66 percent on Wednesday next.
Fort St. Ola announces October transfer of two battalions of artillery to Fort Sam Houston to participate in the annual maneuvers of the Southwest division troops.
Edna Texas trustees approve plans for a new $11,000 church building. Other items note revival plans in Taylor, a Dallas editor turned lawyer, fever closures in Engle Pass, a smallpox case found, a Sap Depot burglary, and local speeches by Senator Pavey in Taylor and Georgetown.
Fragmented letters from Leap Year in New York era reveal affectionate exchanges among Miss Popcorn and her circle. Personal notes discuss flowers, office life, Love gifts, and playful jokes about suitors and social clubs, with mention of Long Island, Niagara, and Manhattan figures. The tone is intimate, humorous, and era-specific, reflecting social routines and flirtations of young women and their correspondents.
Lockhart Texas March 10 reports show voters favored abolishing the 15 cent road tax and approving $1410 in jail bonds. In New Braunfels March 3 BevanentiBailey supporters met, passing resolutions condemning Senator Bat Joy and praising Mr. Bryan.
Dr T P Brown of Rogers Ark seeks support to erect a sanatorium for tubercular treatment as a spring wool arrival from Kerrville Texas notes wool and mohair entering storage while Hood's Sarsaparilla is pitched as a blood purifier and tonic.
The Light is authorized to announce W. J. Goforth as a candidate for Sheriff awaiting Democratic primary action. Also named are B.D. Lindsey James McCloskey and Chas F. Stevens as Sheriff candidates of Bexar County with primary fate to be decided by the Democratic process.
For County Clerk. The Lights authorize announcing Vivien St Hamilton as a candidate for County Clerk, subject to Democratic primaries.
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