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Newspaper
San Antonio Sunday Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1902
Page
10
The article argues teachers need summer study to keep current with methods and earn permanent certificates. It notes overburdened teachers struggle with exams and promotions, and suggests ongoing education and reading beyond school journals to stay in touch with public affairs and current topics.
An Italian known as Carlo Cattipani Marques de Cordova vanished from a New York boarding house last Saturday. He was found tied to railroad tracks at One Hundred and Fifteenth Street and North River and claims he was poisoned while seeking papers to prove his right to a valuable Spanish estate. He said a man would provide the papers for $100 reward.
Columbus June 14 Geo Goodell was pardoned from the Ohio State penitentiary by President Roosevelt. He had been sentenced in the Indian Territory to two ten year terms for the slaughter of John Bulsom and his brother. Goodell was released this morning.
The San Antonio Chess Checkers and Whist Club reports on Problem No 36 with White to move and mate in two, lists readers’ replies to No 34 and No. 33, and covers Texas Missouri correspondence results, club elections, and recent Monte Carlo prizes. It notes individuals from Dallas, Hillsboro, Palestine, and Fredericksburg among solvers and commentators.
Martinez clinched the Philadelphia based Franklin Chess Club championship with a 1 2 record amid a field of competitors.
A Kirkman Ta correspondent reports a severe facial burn from a gasoline stove explosion. He notes that doctors could not heal the running sore but Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it. Advertises Arnica for cuts corns sores boils bruises skin diseases and piles with local druggists selling it.
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