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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1907
Page
1
A brief notice indicates a forthcoming check or update related to a cold outbreak or illness within the next few hours. The report emphasizes monitoring symptoms and potential health advisories. Further details are expected from local health authorities or posting agencies.
The Magne Oct 16 report states Italy and Mexico reach a settlement to submit all differences to arbitration except disputes touching national honor. Appointed plenipotentiaries for Italy are Tornielli Pompig and Fusina. for Mexico Esteva Mier Velabarra. Exclusions apply to monetary claims from unlawful acts, with some jurisdictional carve outs. Pale Delicate Women and Girls. Grove's Tustelesa Call Vagic advertises malaria remedy.
A garbled report notes Texas bass and other terms for moving fish from San Marcos to Mexico with U S approval and Mexican railroad funding. A separate ad seeks unmarried men ages 91 to 95 for U S arms recruitment in San Antonio offering recruiting office locations.
One of the largest SOX factory plants in the state the Burnett company operates a large plant in East Commerce area employing thirty five to fifty people. R L Burnett president manager heads a firm serving leading business men in Texas and Mexico with a broad line of wrapping paper bags twine and printed paper products.
Dublin reports Sir Anthony Patrick MacDonnell under secretary to the Lord Lieutenant sailed for New York to visit the United States for about a month. He will meet influential figures and likely explain Irish policy names, seeking support for devolution. He led efforts to push the devolution bill but it was rejected by the Irish National convention.
Torreon will begin publishing the Torrean Star as a daily English newspaper on November 1, replacing its former weekly edition. It will be the only daily paper printed in the Raslish area north of Monterey, expanding access to news in English for local residents.
Thieves steal thousands of dollars in property across Monterey Mexico Ort. Homes in private and aristocratic districts damaged as police patrols struggle with limited resources.
In Mraico City seven boys were rushed to a hospital after a mad dog bite incident. Doctors administered antirabic treatment and vowed to continue care for all seven. An accompanying report mentions a girl recalling the danger and a local drug firm Hollister's Hacky Mountain? as a possible supplier of remedies.
A fragment from a Chicago Tribune piece portrays a preacher urging a newly married couple toward unity. He appeals to the groom as a strong partner while praising the bride as a steadfast companion who will overcome obstacles together.
New York and Ontario reports the death of Bowery icon Old Gee, known as a magnet for politics and crime figures along Misery Mile. The obituary fragment notes his spring appearances, Alabama ties, and a crowd of mourners who gathered at a Bowery tavern before police escorted the body.
Special to The Light Manila reports a formal opening of the Philippine Assembly with Secretary Taft, Governor General Smith and military officers present. The event featured patriotic displays, a Manila Opera House ceremony, and Taft’s address amid mixed sentiment on independence.
An agreement reached yesterday between the city and railroad interests outlines construction of two tram lines over the tracks. If satisfactory, the plan will proceed, with the railroads to operate a subway. Superintendent May resigns citado in the record.
Beaumont based superintendent D T Webes of the Beaumont Salir Lake and Western Railway plans resignation to accept a higher railroad position. Reports indicate a career move with broader duties within the same company.
The New York Press notes society gathers strength for Seixan near, as wealthy Americans dress in national attire and their servants adopt uniforms. Mrs. Brad Joy Martin and Mrs. Lester Wing are cited as leading figures, while Balmoral's order for new uniforms is linked to American example. Local ads list Dr. Harwell and Co. and Bexar Drug Co. as open.
New York writer Jerome KK ta rome blames Andrew Carnegie for forcing him from prose to playwriting. He claims Carnegie libraries killed book sales and pushed him to seek paid writing. Jerome is in town to oversee his new play Syvin og tha Lebte featuring Grace George and a love conflict between an American and an Englishwoman.
One of the notable improvements in the current year is the move to ban impure oat imports. The board has completed arrangements for inspections of tin and bottle packed articles from the United States due to concerns over ninebness. Foreign countries will face scrutiny at the border.
Vorveot and Wess are arrested in a freight yard robbery case at the International and Mexican Concerns depot. Police say the heist totals 360,000, with yardmasters implicated but vanished, causing statewide alarm among railroad circles.
In Guadalajara Mexico a man identified as Gearet C Boubright a former New York resident died in his apartment in the city. The cause is listed as a tetri disease or overdose of a drug. The notice states the death occurred while he was in his elly. An accompanying ad promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething babies claiming it calms irritability and cures wind colic. The ad lists price twenty five cents and notes a Wood god Drugs Act certification.
New York Oct. 14 The prelim for the typewriter speed contest at the National Musings show in Madison Square garden features Miss Rose L from that night by all competitors. Miss Pride has won many championship contests with rapid writing. Scores ranged from Miss Frita’s 1183 words to 75 words in a time. Tonight another round is set with top competitors aiming for the world championship title tomorrow.
A bullfighter in Monterey Mexico reportedly swallowed a poison during a display, collapsing in the bull ring. A fellow bullfighter, Resende Draga, went to his quarters and reportedly ingested a substance, with witnesses noting extreme suffering and questions about his fate.
Crank ed the conkrest by the government of Tay pavemen and sewers to Pahla. Work to be completed in three years. Bonds for conked meats vegetables biscuits etc. deliveries. 235 East Houston.
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