Golden Leaf atics and Queen's Daughters' Teafareants listed
City events include Golden Leaf atics tonight at Turner Hall with Dias Sisters. Queen's Daughters' Restaurant at 217 East Houston hosts patrons. City department fees for September filed with City Auditor Victor Beza list payments to L. G. Garrett plumbing inspector 185.95 Fred Fries City clevi 454.75 A. Vidal City sexton 147. Dr. Clarence Warfield resumes practice at flicks Bidg. Teddy bear at baby show funded by Saul Wolfson Dry Goods. Weekend notices announce Stork brings bon, Herman Seltierer and wife welcome a son due at 7 o clock. Dr. Mary King Robbie resumes Monday October 5.
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Victor Beza
L. G. Garrett
Fred Fries
City Clevi
A. Vidal
San Antonians and a Bear Hunt Hilarity
A humor-filled chat recounts tales about eight well known San Antonians. The narrator recalls seeking a foolproof system to avoid mistakes while joking with Mr Hildebrand about following bear tracks as a metaphor. Planters jokes about losing $2000 investing with a Mexican gold mine and a West End Lumber roof joke ends with the roof staying intact against a cyclone relying on sturdy shingles.
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West End Lumber Company
Brickmakers Seek New Law at Texas Meeting
Thirty brick manufacturers from the Texas Brick Manufacturers Association met in San Antonio to discuss reducing production costs and a new material men’s lien law. Talks covered downdraft kilns, bulk brick handling, improved production economics, and a proposed draft of a new lien law for the legislature. The group planned to hold the next meeting in Dallas in February and noted Texas brick output around 2,600,000 bricks daily with multi‑million dollar plant capitalization.
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William Weatherford
Ferris
W. J. Green
BR. J. Batty
I. W. Gar
G. R. Pageami
WN. Johnson
Laredo
J. W. Morris
M. J. Carlton
Mr. Carlton
Messrs. Lyon
Stamford
Cross
J. M. Harry
Secrtary
Harry
Texas
Travellers In Gala Array Lead Parade Through Alama Plaza
A parade of more than 200 travelers opened in Alama plaza with red, white and blue umbrellas. A Mexico band followed by Manulad police marched along Crowkelt street to Navarre, while an old stage coach carried elderly riders. The event showcased traveling men’s industry and drew a large, lively crowd.
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Mexico
Alama Plaza
Wwoods
San Amelia
Crowkelt Street
Navarre
President Roosevelts Letter Attacks Haskell Actions
Washington I G October Roosevelt published a letter from W L Sturdevant of St Louis criticizing Governor Haskell. The writer claims Haskell misled about Creek Indian lands and cites 1907 cases where Haskell faced direct participation in actions depriving Indiana of property. The letter argues most defenses are technical and evasive with no merit.
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Washington
I. G
Oklahoma
Indiana
Peacock Eleven Is Defeated 41 to 0 by Independents
In a morning game at the fair grounds the Independents overwhelmed the Peacock eleven 41 to 0. Martyn scored late in the first half from the three yard line after a clean first period defense. Ferguson and Williams led Peacock, while the Independents used heavier line play and strong backs to gain most yardage despite penalties.
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Syedtsl
International Fate Grounds
Owl
Fair Blonds
Peacock Eleven
Peacocks
Martyn
Scott
McMahon
Feacock
Ferguson
Williams
Althoough R. de Hona
Emm
Fight Delayed Mail Hustle Sparks Federal Probe
Special to The Light Texarkana Arkansas hubert Mitchell a white car cleaner faced a federal grand jury after a clash with Joby Williams a Black mail hustler. Mitchell was bound over on charges of blocking the mail service in the incident that delayed delivery.
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Texarkana
Hubert Mitchell
Joby Williams
Expected Large Crowd At Club Tonight
The International club plans a social evening with members, avivos, families, and friends invited. A complimentary concert will be provided by the Mexican band, believed to attract a sizable turnout at the club’s root garden venue.
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International Club
Rome to Host Next Tuberculosis Congress in 1914
Washington reports the next tuberculosis congress will be held in Rome in 1914. The announcement came today, confirming Rome as the host city for the international gathering.
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Rome
Washington, D. C
Fors Mil
Admission Prices Cut at International Fair
The admission to the International fair is reduced to 25 cents after 6 p m each day, with the lower rate applying to all visitors for the evening hours of the event.
Money cries and political plotting in Texas meeting
Fragmented OCR notes reveal a Texas gathering of Democratic campaign managers and proxies. The report lists names such as Sterling Strong and Willam Bacon among attendees and proxies, with references to national campaign stakes and efforts to galvanize support for leading candidates.
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Ganphall
Texas
Strong
Sterling P. Strong
Democrats
Dallas
Bob Allen
Tod
Fatr Lef
W. S. Sasser
Prtze H. F. O'Neal
Ghester H. Torrall
Ford
G. Rawhrell
H. Ni
J. Grege
Onion
F. J
Bullet Struck as Dynamite Exploded in Louisiana
Baton Rouge reports a dynamite blast near the Read home in Jackson, injuring Dr. McQueen who was ambushed as the charge detonated. A bullet struck him in the right breast from the yard during the attack, causing widespread unease.
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Jackson
McQueen
McQuéen
Weare & Co. Former Broker Seeks Bankruptcy
Chicago Illinois October filing shows PB Weare & Co. member petitions for bankruptcy with estimated assets at 500 dollars and liabilities over 1.0 million. The filing lists assets of 500 and liabilities exceeding 1,000,000 in a Chapter with schedules detailing debts and obligations.
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Chicago, Ill
Oetobert
Charles A.weare
Pb, Weare & Co
Todiy
Refusal to Surrender Thaw Not Contempt
In Seranto Pa on October 8 Judge Archbald ruled that Sheriff Charles Lane of Westchester County New York is not in contempt for failing to deliver Harry Thaw to United States marshal custody to be taken to Pittsburgh to answer bankruptcy proceedings.
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Seranto
Judgr Archbald
United States Court
Charles Lane
Westchester County
N. Y
Harry Thaw
United States
Maralal
Pittsburg
Hatfield Held On New Charge In Texas Jail
Special to The Light Sherman Texas Hatfield in jail on new charge following arrest in California case. He claims he was in Calling county at time of alleged offense to prove no murder. Cook County sheriff notes aggravated rank on a stepchild as advisory tag.
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Sherman
Tex
Suffragette Criticism Sparks Debate in London
A fragmented report shows Mrs Cobden Sanderson criticising American women as selfish and uninvolved in the suffrage movement in London. The note implies tension between American and British feminists and highlights cross Atlantic expectations within the movement.
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Muda Uy
Cobden Sanderson
Women's Movement
London
Americana
Herselt
Schott Sues SAP for 40000 in Personal Injury Case
Silt filed in the Forty-fifth district court by Wile Matt Schott against the S. A. L. B. Me. R. for damages of 40000 due to injuries from a rear end collision at Joannetta twelve miles west of Houston in September 1908.
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Forty-fifth District
Wile Matt Schott
Joanetta
Houston
Love 1s Preparing Bank Guaranty Bill
Thomas B. Love head of the state’s insurance and banking department spent today in San Antonio. He is preparing a bank guaranty bill to be introduced in the next legislature. He says it will improve on the Oklahoma law and include all necessary subsidiaries.
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Thomas B. Love
San Antonio
Love
Glock Fair Visitors Break All Records
At the fair the San Antonio International Fair association leads with a magnificent display this year. Traveling men recall this will be one of the biggest days of the exposition and a bright memory for those who visited. The head of the association thanks the Southwest for its energy in securing the show.
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San Antonio
Lawmakers Gather in City for Legislative Day Banquet
Texas representatives and senators arrived from Austin and will tour the grounds and ex position hall today. A banquet will be held at the original Mexican restaurant tonight with John F. Onion presiding as master of ceremonies.
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Austin
Exposition Hall
Trank
Texas
John F. Onion
Tram
Injured Railroad Worker Isom Francis Slips At Sunset Station
Jom G. Francis, a transfer clerk at Sunset station, slipped after being shoved by a nearby man. He suffered a badly mashed left foot and a small bone fracture in the incident, which occurred within ten days. The article also notes general trivia about canal horses, Lancashire factories, a New Zealand cave, and colonial comparisons.
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Jom G. Francis
Francis
Sunset Passens
Eation
Lancaster
England
New Zealand
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Gerald
France
Britain
Markets Cotton and grain prices steady on futures
Market report from Fort Worth and surrounding areas notes steady cotton futures with October and December contracts quoted. Oats and corn prices show modest activity with bids near last session levels. Cattle and hog receipts around 1600 to 1900 prompt values for steers, heifers, and cows. hogs and calves show mixed demand with gate prices near prior levels.
Steamer Alamo Destroyed by Fire at Sabine River
An Ohio-bound steamer named Alamo worth about 4000 dollars burned and sank in the Sabine River near Orange Texas. The captain and crew escaped with their lives but lost all aboard possessions as the vessel went down in rough water.
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Orange
Tex
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