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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1907
Page
6
Beethoven Mannerchor and Ladies' Choruses with Orchestra hold final rehearsal for Jubi Jee Concert tonight at 8 15 at Beethoven Hall all are urged to attend Carl Hahn signs the notice.
A Mexican government official and J Willett from Sxtillo prepare a Mexican exhibit, likely larger than prior years, to be staged locally within days. Enrique Lopez, a Mexican resident, is hospitalized after a leg fracture from a fall while a separate note mentions a theatre event and various local notices.
Gexar Drug Co sues Fedenco O Farrell for divorce alleging inadequate support. Also a sale notice offers a saddle horse, requiring payment, viewable at 141 North Street. County Judge Shook appoints commissioners R. D. Inseho F. C. Midvidge and Juin Groosteck to award damages on Theodore Ann property at Lay redo and Houston streets.
A parcel on Honatun Street is condemned under a court action with a sale set for October 21 at 10 a.m. in the county courthouse. The proceeding occurs in the civil division as part of the village asset seizure process.
Deputy Constables Newton and Wilkens arrested Melwon a Negro for bringing stolen property into the state. They recovered a diamond ring he was accused of stealing from a Regi Woman at Bishee Arizona. Manuel Ximines and Victor Fhantes fined for playing with a knife and stove wood after a Mexican restaurant incident on South Flores Street. Louis Frio fined 10 for a free for all fight behind Coney Island saloon. Gus Mockert sought by warrant for allegedly jumping a policeman.
Distinguished surgeons from the armies of the United States and other countries converge in Norfolk for the sixteenth annual meeting of the Association of Military Surgeons. The gathering includes Majors A B Moorhead and Carlos Almezoua and Colonels Grant Macpherson and Rubon Bengogcan as delegates. Topics span tropical diseases in the Philippines, sinews of burns, water purification, evacuation of wounded, health precautions for summer encampments, and hospital ships for long care of battles and winded in yeets.
The Business Men's club and entertainment committee plan a drive to raise funds for the Baptist state convention to be held in the city from November 11. A committee led by R. A. Bolland will canvass the city aiming for about 1600, including chair rental for Market House hall. Attendance is expected to exceed 2000, boosting local hospitality and showcasing the city. The Business Men's directors urge attendance at tomorrow afternoon’s meeting to finalize plans.
Dallas reports that a push to test pistol tax law number ten moves forward as Hoed county representatives and hardware dealers prepare for a national meeting in Chicago. Jesse Baker of Hood county, a hardware firm operator, leads the test effort with funding from dealers, arguing revenue from pistols is overstated and sales may fall without increasing crime.
A young waif named Froph Pitts was taken in Friday night by a Hear patron at the Southern Pacific depot. T. E. Conner's family in Ally hail elevator conductor line has welcomed the boy, who suffers from a mental condition and has seen the pathos of his situation. Rumors swirl about Mabel and a missing sister or sister-in-law, while the boy’s tale involves travel from Sandersville to San Antonio with a girl named Mabel.
A fragment discussing corporate dominion and its impact on labor, markets, taxation, and social order. It argues that corporate power threatens wages, competition, property, health, and public trust, urging the preservation of organized society and the rule of law.
Ladies of the Ta venteth Country and Meelty clubs urge cooperation of citizens and groups to establish public playgrounds for West Side kids. Attendees include Mrs. Eugene Ogg, Mrs. Doubert Withairs, and Reverend Phillips.
A well known cake man, Mr Given, is present in the city with Brownwood ties and registrants at 100 Monger. Sim Qhaper nearly completes the day’s visit as guests register amid the bustle.
Guadalajara Mexico October 4 A midnight departure as Secretary Root leaves for the United States via San Luis Potosi on the way north He will fare well to hosts and plan to set foot in Washington on October 26 The voyage follows a route noting clear views of Orizaba and bright skies over the mountains Esperanza station reports the scene with the party accompanying Root observing the volcano as a white washed slope contrasts with the daybreak.
Special to The Licht reports the government land lottery in the lower Brule begins with about fifty applicants. First-come, first-served basis governs tract selection at 2.50 per acre, with balance due in five installments. Remaining lands go to next qualified applicant.
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