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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1907
Page
6
Enedal Cable from London reports the sudden resignation of the Master of the Horse, Earl of Sefton, in protest against perceived government meanness. The new appointee gains precedence over most peers, but falls short of the predecessor, signaling potential further resignations amid royal proximity.
Telegrams report J Al Martin killed while running a train out of Monterey Mexico. Relatives received word to ship the body here for burial. Martin left three children including a son in the army and was a member of the Masonic Lodge. brethren gathered awaiting details on the funeral and disposition of the body.
An advertisement asserts that for a distressed stomach there is nothing better than a few doses of Bitters. It claims the product is absolutely pure and compounded from ingredients recognized by medical authorities as optimal for stomach and liver issues.
A San Antonio club presented Governor Campbell with a life membership and energy certificate, noting he is the only U.S. governor honored thus. The governor accepted, praising the elite club and inviting cooperation for the entertainment visit. another slate of officials and cabinet members were mentioned in related plans. Also reported is a birthday celebration for Mrs. Lillie Fest hosting a group at 1701 Worth Street with multiple attendees and refreshments served.
Colonel W. D. Myers of Meammont spoke at the state hive about the Texas ice crop. He travels to his old home in Wang City, Mo. The speaker predicted a record large yield this year, with good prices for the produce.
R J Gehmathwasen, ex-superintendent of the Mexican International Railroad based in Monclova, resigns to join Nolivar tollway and prepares for a journey southward. He notes South American railroad development is just beginning and predicts strong demand for experienced railroaders as construction accelerates. He meets old friends in La Paw and reflects on future work across South America.
RL Burnett Co a major box maker lists its plant at 15 817 Commerce Street as among the Souths largest. President and manager ANN R Le Burnett cites thirty years in box manufacturing and notes patronage from merchants in Texas Louisiana and Mexico. The firm employs thirty five to fifty people and supplies wrapping paper twine and related goods.
New York hosts a large tobacco exposition opened Friday at Madison Square Garden. The event features extensive displays from government agriculture exhibits including smoking and testing machines, seed separators, sterilizers, and government research methods. Numerous manufacturers showcase rolling and chewing products with live demonstrations and prize awards for top displays.
Report cites former County Auditor Wiggins prompting a county investigation. Former District Clerk Mice Nevill and Clerk Audres Coy Lo allegedly handled excess fees from the late L. Nevill. Commissioners plan further inquiry with Wiggins report and grand jury review for repayment and needed changes.
J.T. Burnett & Co. Undertakers listed in a fragmented notice. Address 406 Moore Building appears. Names Dr. Alr Lurell referenced with treatment.
Special to Thy light from Sea Girl New Jersey August 31 the Sea Cir range hosts the seventy seventh annual shooting tournament with 32 prizes, including new matches for rapid-fire and skirmish runs. Led by Bird W Spencer former N R U Y L president, the event features teams from infantry and cavalry units along with Annapolis West Point and other military guards.
A chat on fall fabrics notes taller materials returning early with wide variety and colors. Stripes dominate new fabrics, appearing in both practical and dressier grades, with innovative weave pairings and bright contrasts enhancing overall fashion and tailoring techniques. The feature highlights striped effects, novel combinations, and bold color contrasts in semidress gowns and tailored garments.
Spcial to The laleht New York Aug 31 With the taking of testimony in the government's antitrust action in St Louis the Standard Oil Company and its subsidiaries face dissolution under the Sherman act. Former Judge Franklin Perrin of St Louis presides as special examiner. Frank B Kaellnigg of St Louis and G Morrison of Chicago act as government counsel. Indictments allege rebating across several districts and a proposed dissolution could lead to appointment of a receiver for Standard Oil properties nationwide.
William Muth applies for a two story dwelling on Broad Carson Sipotts. Frank Penn requests a three room dining area on West Laurel. Baetz and Gorton Street entries reference aneroou dwelling and Gq dwelling with a proposed demolition cost of $500. Other addresses include dalupe street and related structures.
Washington Star reports Biiggins argues for a privileged class in the outs. Miss Cayenne expresses surprise at the notion, remarking she did not know that Big gins had purchased four motor cars.
Hooctat to the Light Austin Lexis Aug 31 Love of Cells arrives to oversee the insurance department. He travels with his family and will reside in Austin. The transfer of the first part of the department began yesterday and should be complete by Tuesday September 4. Commissioner Love will study insurance matters under the governor’s direction before taking full duties. Colonel R remains chief clerk, and the department has moved to the former state library room.
Special to The Light Anetin Tex sug 31 ton Rassor Thomas of Bonham former member of the legislature was here on business with state departments Speaking of the new author press law Mr Thomas says its mis constrictions are so many that if he were a member of the Three tetivel legislature he would introduce and add another assistant to the solicitor general's department to devote his time to construing the anti free passages Jew
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