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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1907
Page
5
George Milliken a Warner from Norc ery Texas died at 9 20 last night in a camp on the San Jose road near the mission of that name. He was 34, born in Kentucky, and traveled west with wife two children and a brother seeking relief from pulmonary troubles. The body will be shipped to the Nag West nursery for interment tomorrow.
In Estonia an Italian doctor is reported as a guard involved in a security incident. Details remain unclear as initial reports emerge from local authorities and eyewitnesses. Further updates are expected from officials about the nature and outcome of the event.
Engineers shift to medicine at University of Texas Galveston. Railroad shops cut wine hour, ten hour days due to summer schedule. Dallas Terminal and Union Tarway elects W. G. Connor as president. Maxwell named vice president of Cotton Belt after Green. D. A. O'Brien joins as chief clerk to Willie Doherty in Houston. Texas Railroad Commission ordered telegraphic reports, Storey urges cancellation due to cost.
A desolate underage bride, Margaret Daniels alias Kush May, less than 16, was found exhausted on a bed of straw at 419 Hood Street. City Physician Berg reports severe malnutrition. She says her husband deserted her three weeks ago after promising care, leaving her with almost no food or shelter. Neighbors supplied scant nourishment while Humane Society and local authorities search for the husband.
Senor Razo arranges a special Boulherm Pacific excursion from here Sunday to CG Pp Diaz for the fiesta season. Organizers promise premium sports with the finest bulls in the republic. After dining at G Diaz, excursionists will enjoy the fiesta and entertainment ahead.
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