Crucial test for huge bond issue in New York
Special to The Light from New York September 10 reports New York plans to open a 340 068 900 43 percent municipal bond issue. A Morgan led banker syndicate is said to subscribe to the entire issue, seen as a crucial test of the city credit amid mounting overdue claims and deficits. The city faces heavy interest obligations and potential damages, with bankers expected to rescue the market.
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New York
Officis
Teporté
Ay J. Pierpoot
Reany
Lo Hav
Hankere
Itag
Brean sues railroad for 50000 over May crash
Jon A. Brean, a former railroad employee, files suit against Balveston Harrighwig and San Antonio Railroad for 50000 claiming he was a passenger on a locomotive that struck a street crossing on May 18, throwing him to the ground and causing permanent injuries. The case is filed in the seventh district court.
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Sunset
Sojt
Balveston
Harrighwig
San Antonio
Jon A. Brean
Road
Arewelve
Comers Stroet
Pty: Seventh
Kidney Pills Help San Antonio Resident Claim Relief
An anxious San Antonio citizen, Mrs. C. H. Nerdert of 22 Sherman Street, reports severe back pain and kidney problems eased after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. She says headaches faded, back pain stopped, and kidney function became regular after two boxes bought at a local store. Foster-Milburn Co. of Trustan markets Noan’s as the sole US agent.
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San Antonio
C. H. Nerdert
Sherman Street
Lexan
T Gould
Besaring Co
Sile Ty
Sile Ty All Desters. Prive Ape
Foster-MiInirn Co
Trustan
United Bagles
Noan
Predicts Mighty Skyscraper Fire Endangers City
New York reports George W. Babb of the Underwriters warns that a vast skyscraper blaze could sweep across Manhattan as buildings rise, urging the city to consider height and area limits. He says current fireproofing and firefighting may not stop a top‑floor ignition from spreading to adjacent towers.
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New York
George W. Babb
New
Ork
the Rock
Mr. Babb
Board of Aldermen
Ale
Babbasserk Unik
Board of Fire
Skyserana
Uilk Triad
Bable
Tooth Pullers Meet At Dental Association Exposition
Specul io Ligh Nowtalk in Virginia as the National Dental Association holds an exposition convention. Delegates from cities across the region assemble while the chairman De Bartol Lee Thame of St. Louis calls the meeting to order. Addresses of welcome come from Harry St Honore Treker for the exposition Eph Eagleston of Nickwond for Virginia dentists Dr W. G. Mason of Tampa and J. Patterson of Kansas City respond for the profession.
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Tirongh
Jad
Py the
Chaiman
de Barto Lee Thame
Lonis
Harry St . Honeo Treker
Eph WS
Eggleston
Niekwond
Vir- Binta
W. G. Mason
Tampa, We
DY TY
Chanter
Nashville
Behal
J.D. Patterson
Kansasy City
Japan Redeems Major Government Bonds in Key Markets
Tokin September 1 reports Japan redeems 8118,000,000 five per cent sterling bonds outstanding as the government pushes a large April through market operation. The operation uses a 15,000,000 five per cent sinking loan, with activity centered in New York London and Paris. A financial report notes a 104,298,299 rise in the year’s tax take and mentions the latest economic maneuvers.
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Tokin
New York
Lamon
Paris
Japan
Saloon Tax Hike and Council Resignations
The city council approved a new occupation tax raising duties on whiskey and beer saloons and rebated overpaid licenses. Alderman Thompson resigned from the Fourth ward. A. C. Smith was named his successor and confirmed. Dr. J. L. Dinwidine named city bacteriologist. bonds and stock-tax measures were debated and advanced.
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Thompson
A. C. Smith
Thit
Robert L. Tinwidine
Callaghan
Pro Tem Riehtes
Mauermann
Yes Dealera
Ch Wagaiden
Cale Taghan
Eftlyens
Nimyor
Omakhng
Gudlionk and
Wécovleii
Meordinanda
Finine Committee
Alerman Manermiann
Manermann
Ned Phim Pbc
Nerardance
Allorgey Seneral
Woanimou
Aldermin Thompson
San Antonio
Tim Aeparing
Texas
Angel
Cathighan
Mayay Ctlaghan
Mouermann
Broaden
Thomson
City Council Marks Proposals and Repairs in Sept
The Galveston Morrisburg and San Antonio railway seeks to erect a pole array on Walnut Street for a block signal system. petition referred. Unity lodge wins San Pedro park use for Sept 13. Alderman Hater calls street grading from Garden to Alamo. Seventh Ward street upgrades and wiring reforms directed. Fire protection enhancements planned with added sprinklers. Opening of Dotson Street to Trans Soth Mores ti Lateno Street referred to committee.
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Galveston
Morrisburg
San Antonio
Walnut Street
Unity Lodge
San Pedro Park
Toraplenia
Hater
Garden
Alamo
Braden
Gig
Flestric Gempany
Lambert
South Plores
Pil Weight
Menger
Dotson Street
Dotson Street Tran Soth Mores
Ti Lateno Street
Building Permits Reported for Dwellings and Repairs
Building permits issued for several dwellings and repairs on Capers Street West Commerce Street and Cherry Valley, including three room dwellings and a single family home. Values and exact addresses are partially illegible but indicate modest construction activity in the city.
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Mates Jonssen
Caper Street
Ries
West
Pills and Piles Cure Claims From Dr Leonhardt Co
A fragment describes a claim that a home remedy cures piles caused by laxatives and thyroid reactions, noting Dr Leonhardt’s Lien-Rold remedy as possibly effective. It states the product sells for 51.00 at Bexar Dig Co or Dr Leonhardt Co in Ningai't Falls, Ke.
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Leonhardt
Bexar Dig
Robb's Gems Recovered After Lumber Yard Clue
Detectives recover diamond ring and watch hidden in lumber piles after two boys aged 11 and 12 confess to stealing from Pitcher Robb of a San Antonio team. They were arrested in Austin with minor funds on their person and transported back for charges of theft over $1. The jewelry spans locations on Flores Street and near San Pedro Creek, tied to a larger theft involving Tomitin Wunder and Clarence Hall.
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Chy Metestiva Chaves van Riper
Austin
Clarence Hall
Johnnie Wander
Robb
San Antonio
van Riper
Merning
Yao River
Wonder
Hart
Lada
City
Wunder
San Pedro
Laredo
Fredericksburg
North
Flores Street
Gus Wohlfarth
Inds
Tomitin Wunder
Hall
Lowkhart
Austin Ail
Elt
Edna May's Spouse Fined For Speeding In Eastbourne
The spouse of Edna May, Lewisohn, was fined 128 pounds in Eastbourne for driving at excessive speed. The case noted a constable observed him drive off faster after a nose gesture. His lawyer claimed his client was a gentleman of position who would not defy proper authority.
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London
D—Osext Lewldolg
Wisband
Mina May
Eastbourne
Speedway
Alei
Ordorati bin
Hall LeWhohy
Dows Ong
Lewisohn
Iis
Lewiaolin
Allesedt
Big fine prompts cautious reaction to Standard Oil case
The article reports a complex financial dispute involving the Western Passenger Association and Standard Oil over mileage credits and rebates. A judge’s ruling prompts Standard Oil to recall and adjust payments while the Interstate Commerce Commission considers filings. Additional notes reference lumber buying and local hardware ads.
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Ther Jaga Department
Standard Ol. Company
Tned
Joomait Wythe Dureatt
Yale
Standard Ol
Landy
Tepe
Tthe
Namilkeige Bureau
Bull Fight Ends With Bull and Fighters Sealed in Pen
Amid a border town celebration near Kansas, a staged bull fight climaxed a twenty first anniversary event. Fighters and the bull were placed behind a pen after Deputy Sheriff Cochoran halted the scene. Officials claimed ignorance of the risky verification, and the crowd dispersed as Banks and a horse distraction aided the restraint.
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Goniand
Conehuaton
Wratarn
Kansans
Bradley Ateppat
Gem Stud
Annoucehat
Cartas Architelta
Pamn
Pho Xenortes
Latnnes
Wannin” Danis
Mose
Uta Jon
Banks
Cochoran
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Petrich-Saur Lumber Co
Lamar and
Chestnut Streets
San Antonin
Larter’ Orchestra
Gelugrmuyrr's
Yale Dentists
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Council
Newport Society
Oliver Iselin
Edna May
Argo
Atoka Packers Association
Ken Cope Bock
Aare Beye
Bexar
T. Burnett & Co_ Undertakera
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