Tragedy in Hillsboro Ends with Multiple Shots
In Hillsboro Texas this morning Carl Horm and Miss Edsal were shot by Watson, who then killed himself. Horm died instantly, Edsal was dying, and Watson, her cousin, also died. The town buzzed with shock as details emerged of a confrontation at the Southwestern telephone office and a dispute over the romantic attentions.
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Diplomatic Clash Over Morocco Stirs European Powers
Berlin reports France edging toward influencing Moroccan affairs to curb German aims, framing a subtle power shift before the Algeciras conference. France seeks to balance independence for Morocco with commercial priorities, while Germany pushes for a stronger role in the region. Abd al Aziz urged resilience amid shifting loyalties and threats along the Rebiy river.
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Admiral Sperry Farewell Message To Augtenia
On September 4 in Melbourne, Admiral Sperry sent his farewell message to Augtenia’s people as the American fleet prepared to depart. He praised the reception by Australians and officials, noting broad support from crowds and local authorities, and urged that the warm welcome strengthen peaceful ties between the United States and the Commonwealth.
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Houston Jeweler Granted Bail on Murder Charge
The Houston jeweler J. L. Mitchell was granted bail in the habeas corpus proceedings over a murder charge. The radius of financial backing for bail totals $19,009 with a combined wealth reportedly exceeding one million. Mitchell, a manufacturing jeweler, faces allegations connected to a quickman mining Bonur Jus Ibi case.
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Markets update from New Orleans and Fort Worth on Sept 4
New Orleans reports mixed commodity activity with wet weather hindering belt buys and Tuesday checks. Grain and cash prices show slight changes while Chicago and Houston markets remain steady. Fort Worth notes cattle receipts around 3000 with steer prices near 4 dollars and cows steady.
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Col Lyon Targets Texas Democrats in San Antonio Visit
Colonel Cecil A. Lyon of Sherman, Republican state leader, arrived in San Antonio asserting strong next steps for party ticketing. He argued Democrats pledge a prohibition platform while Republicans aim for a straight ticket and victory in Texas. He predicted Taft or Roosevelt era support and urged voters to back a change in administration.
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Suit Filed Against International Avent Northern Railroad for 20000
Roberto Taidlo filed suit in the Footy-fifth district court against the International Avent Northern Railroad company for 20000 damages. He claims injuries from a derailment or mishap on June 25, 1908, while employed by the defendant as a section hand near New Braunfels. He alleges permanent injuries from the incident.
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Footy-fifth District
Tnternational
Avent Northern Railroad Company
Ian
Devailad
New Braunfels
Raaulling
Pati
Qlainie
Negro Boy 5 Killed in Elevator Fall
A 12 year old boy, Will Tobln, died after being caught by a descending elevator in the Rampmain building around 3 pm. He sustained fatal head and body injuries and died shortly after at the Brigatore facility. The body was sent to Baynett Undertaking for burial.
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Wright Airship IO Disabled and Wrights’ Repair Plans
Orville Wright faces severe tests to meet government specs for a lighter than air craft after a crash during a test flight. Immediate repairs are planned in Layton with ships’ parts and experts hopeful to reduce weight and satisfy the contract conditions.
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Mandel Mercantile Captain of Chicago Dies
Emanuel Mandel, first vice-president of Mandel Browne and Oneal, Chicago's prominent merchant, died after a long illness. He led the firm in its commercial ventures and was highly regarded in the trade. He passed away on September 4, leaving a void in the Chicago business community.
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Waelpton Fire Commissioner Pyvak Dies at 46
Pyvak, commissioner of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and a former member of the Industrial Commission, died in Waelpton at age 46 after months of illness. He had served as commissioner of immigration since 1903 and earlier declined the post of chief of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. He was a 22nd degree Mason and belonged to the National Clergy Federation.
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G N Hotel Opens Saturday Evening
The G N hotel will open Saturday evening from 6 to 10 pm. The 32 room establishment features mission style woodwork and a swell buffet. Proprietors are Wernott, Tiros, and Grimsinger, located on Houston and Melina streets. Atlas Barney Parker has returned from a three month vacation.
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San Antonio Weather Forecast Summary
Local forecast for San Antonio indicates tonight and Thursday will be partly cloudy with a calm to light wind. Minimum temperatures expected over the 24 hours ending at the forecast hour and a maximum temperature near daily records, with temperatures compared to last year’s readings by the weather office.
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Prize fight at Fort Sam Houston is stopped
On orders from Col Crane at Fort Sam Houston a prize fight planned for the post gymnasium next Tuesday was halted after Col Crane and state authorities determined Texas law bans prize fights on military reservations. The event referenced two boxers, a soldier and a civilian, and sparked debate among attendees and promoters before officials ruled it illegal.
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County votes to burn 519000 bonds and trims assets
Bexar County commissioners meet to destroy bonds totaling 519,000 tied to court house tests and county rail woods. The August treasurer report shows cash and bonds held abroad. A food inspector will be placed for the international fair grounds, and a warrant for 2 dollars is authorized for a horse killed by county officers.
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New York
Ako
Ann
Comunty
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J. H. Covington
Hares
Veterans to Salt Lake City 1929 Encampment Report
Tateda G. September 4 sale in City Utah reports the national encampment of U S veterans in Salt Lake City. The piece notes a surge in veteran activity and a division within the national veterans organization as participants meet to discuss union, numbers, and upcoming events.
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Utah
Tateda
Sale Jk City
U. S
Natonal Division
Mexican authorities urged to release four Americans held on border
Special to The Ligat from Paso, Edwards demands release of four Americans Henry Aguirre, Frank Medina, Robert Rechy, and Catalina Lopez who were seized by Mexican officials after crossing the border with a target gun. If not freed today he will take the matter to the American state department. Duplications feared.
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Henry Aguirre
Prank Medina
Robert Rechy
Gatalna Lopez
Amey Cuy State Department
Rich Mining Camp on Fire in Nevada Territory
A fragmentary San Francisco dispatch reports a fire at a mining town in the southern Nevada district. The Western Union Telegraph office is cut and wire communication interrupted. Details are scarce but the town, about 40 miles from the railway, is a mining center in the district recently settled in the last years. The blaze reportedly started in the town of Tawhide, with no further confirmations.
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Cal
Tawhide
Wester Union
Navasia
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