State attorney general rules patent medicine sellers need licenses
The Texas attorney general's department ruled that no patent medicine vendor may offer for sale any medicine that requires a license as a druggist or physician unless the vendor holds a license. The ruling came in response to a county attorney inquiry about the legality of selling certain patent medicines via vendors who also supply recommendations.
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Austin
Pex
Gounty
Thomas
Newton
Bexar County
Ais
Ney General's Department
Aly. Walthall
Lander
Sician
General Walthall
Wnless Bia
Big Tent Theater Show Delights Crowd With Two Plays
Last night the Big Tent Theater drew a large audience for the southern drama Princess of Palhes with strong performances led by Spaulding. Tonight the Land of Nod will light the Grand stage with original acts like The Man In the Moon and The Weather Man and a special Ku Klux Klan themed sequence.
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Palehes
Spaulding
Rmidstones
Allen Family
Richard Lester
George Spaulding
Wie Grand
EXPECT CALLAGHAN TO MOVE ON SCALPERS
Meeting of the International Fair association directors this afternoon is expected to address actions against the scalpers. Mayor Callaghan may issue a disposition of rating them out of business. Petitions to the mitigars and city council seek improvements to Garden street Roosevelt avenue and the public high grounds. The association requests use of a city steam toilet to smooth operations for the upcoming show.
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Callaghan
Garden Street
Roosevelt Avenue
W. J Bins
Race Committee
State Convicts Decrease in Number at Penitentiary
Special to The Light describes the October mobtility meeting at the state penitentiary. It lists counts of new convicts received, pardoned, discharged, escaped, died, delivered to sheriffs, paroled, and remaining on hand. Financial notes show receipts for the month totaling 5376 and disbursements of 12462.
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Gade
Jayne
Siamese Minister Faces Death at Sea
Reports from Gloucester Massachusetts describe M Nata alin acting Siamese minister at shinglon and two aides narrowly escaping death at sea during a turbulent incident. The scene unfolded as their party, chased by unknown assailants, fled for safety while local authorities prepared for further action.
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Gloucester
Mass
M. Nataalin
Shinglon
Marboy
Rose
Herman Kane
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