Verdict for plaintiff in 26000 damage suit
The Mattia JT Yolrath case against G H and 5 A Ry and San Antonio Traction ended with a verdict for the plaintiff for 10000 on one car collision incident dated June 27, 1908. The suit, tried all week, held the two defendant companies jointly liable for the passenger’s injuries after she jumped from a traction car at Hust Commerce and Walnut Streets to avoid an oncoming box car train. Also notes the death of A V Wilkinson, age 40, on November 1 from rheumatism, with interment in local cemetery.
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State treasury figures show weekly revenue and receipts
Special to The Light from Awhiln Texas reports the state treasurer’s weekly revenue at 540 dollars and receipts for the week from Dodds & Co, with prices deemed reasonable.
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Pilgrims From Mexico Arrive for Holy Land Tour via San Antonio
A Mexican Catholic pilgrimage group of about 150 arrived in the city last night after leaving Mexico. They will travel to New York then Cadiz and onward through Gibraltar to Lourdes and Rome, with plans to visit sacred sites including the Virgin of Guadalupe church in New York and Rome’s major holy locations. The trip aims at spiritual growth, not leisure.
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Gleaning and Pressing Tailor Drafts New Line
A local tailor at 316 Navatea etreci announces pressing and tailoring of 600 pants and stools. The shop, named Something Pruez, advertises refined garments with attention to personal fit and style, located near Buckhore Baloon in a busy commercial district.
Peacock Eleven Triumphs In Bugthy West Texas
In a rugged late season game the Peacock football team fought hard but fell short to Bain and Taylor in the first half. The Peacocks trailed 25 to 18, then the visitors pulled away as Bain and Taylor dominated with strong runs and solid defense. The final score reads 42 to an unknown opponent, with Seeley and Peacock’s elevens set to meet next.
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Unprecedented Offer for Tuberculosis Treatment
Public notice from Dr. W. H. Millork inviting abs patients to stage one or two of a treatment trial. Participants must follow instructions, pay only on cure, receive a free pamphlet, and may contact the office for details. The letter warns there is no guarantee of cure and offers no upfront payments or bank deposits.
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Defective Flue Fire Reports at Local Residence
A defective flue caused a small blaze at the residence of Tom Monk, 127 Austin Street, near Atlin and Carson. The department quickly tackled the fire with a mild run to the corner, no damage occurred, and the cost was reduced. AY Pancoast's Sons advertise reliefs and clamps at 326 XW Commerce Street.
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Texas Varsity Defeats Oklahoma 4 to 10 in Tame Gridiron
Special to The Light Austin reports Texas edged Oklahoma 4 to 10 in a low effort varsity game. Texas players showed limited defense while Oklahoma led early with a single touchdown. The contest featured two halves of uneven play and a crowd that witnessed the visitors’ dominance. Also noted are references to other games and a coming Old Time Country Fair organized by local groups with attractions and souvenir postals.
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Auditing Fair Accounts and Paying Premiums
The San Antonio Fair conducted a thorough audit of accounts and mailed checks to premium owners. All balances are being settled as an audit next week will precede a detailed receipts report. The process aims for a satisfactory outcome with charges ranging from $2.50 to $950.00.
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