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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1907
Page
9
A fragmented New York notice warns residents after a spate of bank-related thefts and robberies. Police officials caution citizens to guard money, valuables, and deposits as criminals move through commercial districts seeking easy targets.
Washington reports indicate renewed focus on coal briquetting as a means to improve efficiency. Officials highlight the shift toward manufactured fuel and its potential impact on industry, with trials and studies ongoing to assess feasibility and cost effectiveness.
An illegible vintage advertisement promotes a relief claim for piles with a free sample package. It promises quick cure without pain or cutting, urges readers to mail alms and address to a New Jersey or Michigan area address, and touts a boxed trial offer with a low price and a money back appearance. The odd text hints at medical device or potion sales with dubious credibility.
Fragmentary text describes a court case involving Benson Thurber with jury selection tomorrow. It names several witnesses and participants, including attorneys and witnesses from prior proceedings, and references the Thirty-seventh district and trial dates, though many phrases are garbled.
Fragmented report describes bank seizures, depositor threats, and police response amid turmoil. Names and places are unreadable or garbled, but references to a bank, investors, and alleged wrongdoing imply a financial crisis and security concerns.
Fragmentary hearing notes describe a Negro woman’s loot case tied to an AC worker’s son in West Mink. The text mentions plow theft, high fees, and a grand jury proceeding, with scattered names and questionable jumbled phrases.
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