Quits Prison After Fraud Conviction
Special to The Light. Washington Oct 1 James L Bradford of New Orleans, convicted November 23, 1905, of conspiracy to defraud the government out of public lands, will be released tomorrow by order of President Roosevelt on condition that he pays the fine and serves the remaining term. The clemency was granted on grounds of ill health and Senatorial appeals.
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James L. Bradford
New Orleas
Hoostvelt
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Hornets Nest High Means Mild Winter Forecast
Franklin Pa. reports hornet nests high indicate a milder winter. Local observer Peterman notes hornets’ nesting height correlates with warm winters, while Teofeyman cites ground level nests sheltering larvae during cold snaps. He adds that sparse corn husks and fewer ears on stalks accompany a mild season.
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Det
Pelerihan Ali
Ivan
Dumont Postpones Air Trip For Prize Interruption
Paris, Oct 28. Santoy Dupond planned to cross 100 kilometers by hydroplane to win a $10,000 wager with M. Detach de La Meurne. Weather turned unfavorable after an initial water landing at Wouilly, delaying the attempt. Pale Delinate Women and Gifts. The old standard Grovey True drives out malaria and builds Up the avelem.
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Santoy Dupond
M. Detach de la Meurne
Hly
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Wires Said to Kill Bees Over Honey Farm Dispute
At New York on October 18 a Bell Telephone Co announcement notes a power issue near Carthage New York. A farmer claims telephone wires disrupt bee yards causing bee mortality and harvest loss. He demands wire removal and compensation for damages amid ongoing complaints about lines near his wheat field and honey production.
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Ati N.Y
Sinewhe Bell Telephone Company
Ktes Ly Center
New York
Carthage
Faysande
Humane Society Receives Sufficient Funds for Year
The San Antonio Humane Society reports ample funds after a ready response to a midyear appeal. The semi annual meeting approved dues increase to five dollars, and elected directors including Dr. B. F. Kingsley and Edward W. Knox. Officers named: President Dr. B. F. Kingsley, Vice President Edward W. Knox, Treasurer W. Woods, Secretary Mrs. John B. Waller.
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San Antonio
Huemang Society
Wie
W. CG
Mulethews
Edward W. Knox
Rev
A. W
B. ¥. King
Ley
Gol
G. le Ray Brown
T. BH. George
Garden
A. Philips
J. Hampton Sullivan
A. Q.enner
Henry Langer
B. Runch
J. T. Goin
W. Ao Arnold
BF. Kingsley
W. Woods
Won. C.matthews
John B. Waller
Kipling Migration Views Stir Pacific Coast Debate
The article cites Rudyard Kipling urging immigration to the Pacific coast to drive out yellow workers and bring in white labor. It references Mr Klouting and his wife traveling to the Canadian northwest as part of the debate on whitening immigration policy and balancing populations.
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Taranto
Rudyard Kipling
Pacific Coast
Klouting
Canadian Northwest
Canada
West
Mr. Kipling
Enghind
Crowded quarters worries Stevens at post
The crowded Federal Building in the city has forced Deputy Collector Beth Roundher and U S District Attorney O A Baynton to share space with the Postmaster and other offices. The growing postal business has overwhelmed the building, and bids for expansion exceed government figures, delaying relief until Congress convenes.
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Fede
John J. Stevens
Beth Roundher
United States District Attorney
O. A. Baynton
Boynton
Posiamen
Enurl
Signers'Sons Arrive for Norfolk Independence Surrender Anniversary
Descendants of the signers of the Declaration of Independence begin to arrive in Norfolk ahead of the 126th anniversary of Cornwallis surrender at Yorktown. A preliminary meeting on July 4 leads to a draft constitution and bylaws for a new association named the Association of Descendants of Signers of the Declaration of Independence to be formalized at 11 o'clock in the Mayland Building expo.
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Norfolk
Cornywallis
Washington
Yorktown
Mayland
Uilding
Association of
Exposition
Cornwallis
Association of Descendants
Thomas Jefferson Memorial Association
Subway Haybe for Nolan Street
A special five member committee appointed by the mayor met with citizens of the sixth ward and G H and A railroad officials to discuss a possible Nolan Street subway. Manager Van Vieels indicated the railroad may not oppose a subway but noted the railroad has faced state action increasing costs and that building subways at all crossings could cost about 178000 dollars. The committee will not issue a final report until further consultations with port officials and council.
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G., H. & &. A. Railroad Company
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van Vieels
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Itn
Tailmad Company
Otha Council Andi
Vin Vleck
Sugar Refinery for Mexico Budget Plans Under Way
Plans for a sugar refinery in Mexico proceed under the Sty of Mexico Act. Arrangements to close the gembagty and secure the building and equipment are in progress. The plant is expected to process about 600 long tons per day.
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Mexico
Sty
Republic Lagoon
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Advertises Relief
An advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for indigestion and stomach upset. It touts fast relief of stomach and intestinal discomfort, claims pure ingredients, and offers a free sample by sending name and address to the Stuart Company in Marshall, Michigan.
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Shane
AIT Drugalots
Tony
Stuart Compay
Stuart Wudiding
Afrshal
Mich
Sunday Bull Fight Arranged Near Mexico Border
Benar Nicholas Baro with CP. Dunn of Mex and traveling passenger Kibbin of the Southern Pacific met in San Antonio to arrange next Sunday's bull fight near the border city. A matador from Mexico City takes the main arena after Manuel Lavin was injured last Sunday. weather is pleasant and promoter expects a larger crowd than ever.
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CP. Dunn
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Wishy
San Antonio
Mir Me | Kibbin
Southern Pacific
Lise
Manuel Lavin
Mehta
Mexico City
Renable
Spain
Sonny
C. PL Chiz
Senor Hazy
Mekivhin
Opening of Texas State Fair Sets Stage for Growth
Campbell to preside at opening of the twenty second annual Texas State Fair with a banquet in the evening attended by political and commercial leaders. Over 100000 has been spent on permanent improvements at the state fair grounds this past year. Exhibits show a broad display of Texas resources as preparations near completion.
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Tek
Det
Texas
Campbell
Southwest
Lone Star
Hide Rule Relieves Shippers in Mexico Trade
Shippers across Mexico and cattle men are relieved by a U S State Department ruling. It states that hides from Campeche and Yuentin require disinfection only for mercury exposure, ending prior nationwide disinfection concerns. The ruling reduces quarantine and treatment burdens for exporters and traders.
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Mexico
United States Department of State
Campeche
Unite States
Fires Three Shots in Lockhart Treats Army Deserter
Mixed Texas dispatches report Ben Hodge firing three shots in Lockhart with none taking effect. Sheriff Sanders apprehends a man charged with intent to kill another. Also noted are a fort Worth deserter from the US army, Dolliver’s views on rail charges, consul changes in Laredo, indictments for felonies, Katy railroad damages suit, and local fair openings.
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Lockhart
Tex
Ben Hodge
Sanders
Negra
Aglanth
Local Citizen Adds $1000 to Southwestern University Fund
A prominent resident of Taylor Texas contributed $1000 to the subscription list for Southwestern University at Georgetown. The addition brings the total city fund raised to about $10,000, with other donors from nearby towns like Bay Minette and Canton contributing as well.
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Schaal
Taylor
Tex
Jones
Wag
Geonsetown
Baamint
Canter
Burnett Co Opens Large Box Factory in Lis
One of the state’s largest box factories, IL f Burnett Co located at East Gorm a mored street, operates a major Lis Ind plant in the South. President R. J. Turnard brings thirty five years of experience, serving leading businesses in the region. The firm manufactures all kinds of paper boxes and also supplies wrapping paper, paper bags, twine and related products, with strong patronage from local and regional firms.
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Gorma Mored
Lis Ind
R. J. Turnard
Compuny
Thériy Yoaratte
Tha Hirm
Lta
Louladins
Mextes
IT. Barnett Company
Jt Inc
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