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Newspaper

San Antonio Sunday Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1901

Page

6

Escobar Brothers Barely Escape Train Collision

Two brothers Pablo and Jorallo Escobar, living on North San Marcos street, were struck by a northbound Katy freight while crossing the Seguin road. The wagon wrecked and the mules fled. Jorallo, 17, is severely injured with spine damage and a dislocated hip, Pablo sustains lesser injuries but both remain at home under a physician’s care.

Pablo C. Escobar Jorallo C. Escobar San Marcos Katy Seguin Road Jeraldo Escobar Pablo Escobar Darling Sewain Road Savas Rivas Castro

Street Sprinkling Ordinance Adopted by City Council

McHugo's Chronicle notes the city council approves and adopts a street sprinkling ordinance. The piece references brewing ads, political clout, and a peaceful business climate as doctors anticipate a boost from new practices in setting broken limbs.

Marconi Breweries Joker York Peps McHugo

Veterans reunion plans set by Texas Spanish War group

Gen. Eugene Hernandez corps commander and Capt. A. B. Hillan led a week of activity organizing a state reunion in April. Circulars went to all parts of Texas and many requests for admission into the National army of Veterans poured in. Invitations were sent to prominent state and national speakers with indications of favorable responses soon.

Eugene Hernandez

Reminder on weight and measure law for coal and wood dealers

A brief note from McHugo's Chronicle urges enforcement of Bryan Callaghan era ordinance requiring coal and wood dealers to deliver a full cord of wood and to ensure accurate weight and measure. It warns the current administration may enforce the rule to prevent past shortfalls and swindles against customers.

Bryan Callaghan McHugo

Our Fancy Paving and the Cold Weather Test

The piece notes Parker-Washington Co asphalt streets cracking in freezing weather. It questions asphalt durability and praises mesquite block paving for steady service, contrasting warmth and cold performance with a wry town chronicle tone.

Parker-Washington Co McHugo

Passion Play by Benevolencia Society at Matamoros Hall

The Benevolencia society presented Los Pastores, a Mexican play in tabledux, last night at its hall on Matamoros street. It will be repeated tonight Tuesday and Wednesday with Sanchez handling the production management duties.

Los Pastores The Benevolencia Society Matamoros Sanchez

Ed Steves Reveals Philippine Firefly Plant Tale

City collector Ed Steves discusses a flying spined plant sent from the Philippine Islands by Lieut. Col. J. A. Crane. He describes painful, advancing spines that embed in flesh and regenerate. He also describes Guadalajara fireflies sized like sparrows with luminous tails captured during Viestas and Christmas celebrations, warning against angering them.

Ed. Stves Light Philippine Islands J. A. Crane Steves Guadalajara Mexico Mr. Steves Mr. Eters

Firefly Illusion Told By Mr Steves At Night Parade

Mr Steves relates a park tale in which fireflies are suspended on threads to form a brilliant display like thousands of lanterns. He describes fireworks using the insects, with jerks causing illumination and a loud explosion. He cites a Mexico rancher named Antonio Juarez de Trevinio as another believer.

Mr. Steves Mr. Stevesr Afexico Antonio Juarez de Trevinio

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup advertised for teething

A 25 cent bottle promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething pain wind colic and diarrhea in children claiming soothing effects and cure potential in a single product.

Christmas Chimes and Old Times Reflections

A reflective verse recalls Christmas chimes and the Sabbath of the heart. It speaks of joy, kindness, and reunions at the festive board with loved ones. Mention of wines from Menger & Freed dates the poem to December 22, 1911.

Menger & Freed

NOW 18 THE TIME To Lay In Your Winter Wood Supply

Sunset Wood Company offers premium fire wood from Round Rock via the Katy to San Antonio. Orders available by calling $1 per load and indicate phone contact for delivery or pickup. W. A. Fitch serves as General Manager.

San Antonio Round Rock Katy Sunset Woood Company W. A. Fitch

Horns for the Boys Sent to Newsboys for Christmas

Manager Dick Seligmann sends 100 horns to Weis of the Grand to give the newsboys on Christmas Day. The boys will blow for the popular manager after viewing the play and leaving the Christmas dinner he will serve.

Mgr Dick” Seligmann Manaager Weis

Community mourns loss of Willie Murphy

The Murphy family thanks friends and neighbors who came to their aid during the illness and death of their son and brother Willie Murphy. Mrs James Murphy and Arthur E Murphy extend heartfelt appreciation for support and sympathy.

Willie James Murphy Arthur E, Murphy

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