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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1907

Page

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MATES GREET HIM WHO TAUGHT THEM

A Houston crowd at the Rice hotel saluted Mr McNulty, former Austin school head, on his departure. Former students expressed deep affection with gestures and memories, recalling old times and gratitude for his guidance during their school years.

Houston Tex Rice Hotel McNulty Hughes Widen Aly Mose Lugie Dent Warn Defends Juntes Ali Sully Warde McNary Me McNully Austin Wney Arrow Ibn Aghake

Display of Gratitude by Deaf and Dumb Children

Mr McNulty praises the deaf and dumb pupils at the Austin institution for their display of gratitude as they prepare for life. He notes the joy it brings him and the pride of seeing students engaged in learned trades at the school for the deaf.

School For the Deaf Yne

Corpus Christi Club Women Lead In Civic Plans

Corpus Ghrish Sept. 5 Special to The Tight Mea M. W. Johnson of Dallas spoke on women's duties and the Mission Lome work. Mrs. GB Scott appointed Terry Redmond to the Klintercarten committee. Citizens aim to beautify the city park and begin a new National bank building project. Labor Day events included Ingleside activities and a ball game as painters and carpenters worked on center area. Des Harwell & Go, Center Ridge Cancers and Tumors.

Corpus Ghrish Tex M. W. Johnson Dallas King's Messenger Philan Opal Gresarl Mra GB. Scott Terry Redmond Klintercarten Heivin Cy Park Mary Lee C. &. Coleman

New York Woman Defies Fashion On Lorraine Voyage

A New Yorker Miss Eva Palmer travels aboard the steamship Lorraine in a gown with sandals, while rejecting corsets and stockings. She insists on a proper, minimal costume and prompts discussion among fellow travelers about dress norms.

New York Therylas Lorraine Eva Falmer Miss Palmer Kneipp

Hat and Wallet Forgotten Delays Alabama Wedding Trip

In Edwardsville Edward Nasher and Louisa Hartman wed, but Nasher planned a 1500 trip fund while a $1600 stash vanished from his hat. A frantic search failed as the groom left for Switzerland, later discovering the money spilled and mixed with substitute bills.

Bewardsville Edward Nasher Edwardsville Louisa Hartman Alton Nacher

Woman Dresses as Man to Enter Monastery

Miss Mary Channing of Pittsburg, seeking to visit a Trappist monastery twelve miles from Aubaypie, disguises herself in male garb after being refused entry in order to see the abbey. She recalls passing the wicket and being shown around by a monk, describing the process and her curiosity.

Aubaypie Mary Channing Pittsburg Migs Channing

Back to the Bar Not Pulpit for Harper in West Burlington

Burlington attorney T C Harper concludes two years as pastor of the West Burlington Methodist Church. He cites heavy legal duties as keeping him from continued pastoral work and says he plans to focus on his law practice. The announcement notes Harper's prominence in local affairs and long service with the church.

Burlington Iowa West Burlington Methodist Harper Church Iid West Berligtgen

Minnesota Plans Centennial Homecoming Exhibition

A Minnesota movement for a centennial exhibition and home-coming celebration to be held next year was launched at a meeting of the Minnesota Territorial Prowler association and various historical civic fraternal and commercial groups. Proponents argued the Southwest is drawing free advertising and homeseekers while an exposi tion would showcase regional resources and benefit the West.

Rosen Paul Minn Minnesota Territorial Proweer Association Far Southwest

Greatest feat is tunnel for canal

Washington report states a tunnel canal under the Rove mountains will connect M seilies port with the Rhone. French officials report more than 15,000,000 spent on a four and one half mile long tunnel eighty three feet wide and forty three feet above water, lighted by electricity with a small railroad along its side.

Washington, D. C State Department Rove Mountains M Seilies Rhone M. B. Kirk Paris Publc France Elettrlelty

Miners Face Fines Over Work Stoppage Amid Arbitration

Report from Torre Haire outlines a struggle over miners leaving work and potential penalties. State executive boards prepare to decide on actions as talks continue, with unions seeking to avoid strikes and a pending arbitration affecting labor terms.

Torre Haire Mid Tre Tadtanin Min Org al Ow John Ft Walsh Real Fay

Canada Hints Champagne Treaty Talks With France

Paris reports Canada plans a new commercial treaty with France to extend reciprocal duties on goods including sparkling wine while Canada maintains prohibition era sentiment. The draft treaty promises broader commodity coverage and future contingencies, with France seeking favorable terms despite Canada’s high champagne duty.

Canada Prohibition Paris W. HL Field Hint Lomion France Chmuapagie Khan J Lit

Insurance Men Meet at American Life Convention

Insurance men from Maine to California gathered as the American Life convention opened. Speakers included W. H. Gregory of Louisville W. S. Wynn of Indianapolis B. B. Cuily of Chattanooga John F P Floche of Los Angeles J F Nelson of St. Louis T B Race of Jacksonville and D W Johnson of Louisville. Sessions continue Saturday with talks on various aspects of life insurance.

Maine California American Life Convention W. H. Gregory Louisvile W. S. Wynn Indianapolis B. B. Cuily Chattanooga John FP. Floche Los Angeles FB. Nelson FB. Nelson of 5H. Lows, Tl. B. Race of Jacksonville and D. W. Johnson Louisville Satuday

To Be Safe Confine Flavors By Experience And Judgment

The note advises relying on experience and judgment to ensure safety and maintain high quality. It emphasizes using trusted flavors and methods to uphold standards. The guidance frames safety as a disciplined, practical approach grounded in proven practice.

New Fall Dress Goods Arrivals in San Antonio

New fall fabrics arrive with browns greens and dark reds and black and white checks. The store touts the largest finest array of exclusive novelties with prompt deliveries already received. Display begins tomorrow and runs for several days as buyers are urged to select from broadcloth chiffon panatums serges voiles and crepe egyptia in various colors at right prices.

San Antonio

Chiffon Taffeta Fabric Shades and Prices Listed

A catalog-like listing details numerous chiffon taffeta fabrics in colors including green blue pink cream tan and white. It notes 27 inch chiffon and 30 inch chiffon finish black taffeta with prices ranging from 1.10 to 1.78 for various widths and finishes.

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Chicago’s Oldest Settler Very Ill Noted Chicago Pioneer Henry Graves

Chicago veteran Henry Graves, aged around 86, a founding Chicago settler who arrived in 1831, is seriously ill at his Graves Street residence. He built a two story frame house on Slate Street and has lived there since, with furnishings kept in the same style. Graves has declined in health after a January illness and a period of reduced mobility, with years of wear influencing his condition.

Chicago Sept. S Henry Graves Avon Fernando Jones Graves Jonas Slate Street

Lumbermen Meet For Revision Of Exchange Rules

Special to The Light reports a meeting in Philadelphia on September 5 where representatives of lumber exchanges from the north and south gathered to revise the rules governing the conduct of lumber exchanges. The changes are said to be of vital interest to the lumber industry.

Philadelphia

Plan Big Time at Dedication

Migknges Sept. 5 The cere monies for the dedication of the convention hall mark the eighteenth annual session of the trans Migaistil camimercht-congiveas, convening in this city November 19 to 22 with a demonstration by organized labor in the new State. ED STEVES & Sons advertise lumber and builders hardware with a large stand and competitive prices.

Erceind Steves & Sons

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