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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1908

Page

5

San Antonio shows strong building gains in March 1908

San Antonio ranks among 14 of 47 large U S cities with a 4 percent gain in building operations from March 1907 to March 1908, according to the American Contractor. Total value rose to 142,390 while Dallas fell 59 percent to 202,702. Other cities show various gains and losses, with a total 36 percent decrease across all cities.

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Pickpocket Robs Lafayette Man on Train to San Antonio

A Lafayette resident aboard a train into San Antonio was pickpocketed of 110 dollars just before arrival. The man, Mr. Miler, noted the loss before boarding a streetcar on West Commerce Street. Police and detectives are questioning suspects as Carnival crowds loom. A New Braunfels farmer also lost money on a street car platform, prompting police to tighten patrols and detain several men for questioning.

CG Alver Lafayette Mr. Miler Fetel Hifs Bnet Commerce Street Polce New Brausfels Mauermann Womack, van Riper Newnan San Antonio Mnger Tonger

Wind Hits the Gentry Show in San Antonio

A severe morning storm struck the Gentry Bros circus in San Antonio. Elephants broke ties and walls, trainers and handlers corralled and subdued them, restoring order by daylight. A parade was planned for the forenoon with a malinae performance in the afternoon and a show tonight.

Gentry Bros San Antonio Gand Ralirgad Tranks C.M. Finney Cinvag Bigins

Foxy Officer Nets Quarry in Street Chase

Policeman Ad Patterson nabbed two men the police had sought for days after spotting a bootblack dodging him on a street. Bachman and Horton were pursued as Patterson closed in, with Horton later identified as the suspect in an assault to murder case.

Ad Patterson Ocliver Bachman Wilter Horton Boatblack Horton Patterson Wnan Bachman Bootblask

Safran Breaks Jail Near Alamo Plaza

A youth escaped from the jail during dinner, fled about three hours, and was recaptured by Deputy Flores at Houston Street and Alamo Plaza. He allegedly bit and scratched his captor before being returned to the county jail. Judge Phi Shunk ordered confinement in the county jail but the boy escaped again via a side window.

Rocused St the Alamo Flores Houston Street Alamo Plaza Phi Shunk

DIES WHILE FELLOWS WORK DIES WHILE FELLOWS WORK

Albert Diggs an employee of Newton Weller and Wagner died at his work in the packing room at 129 West Commerce Street this morning. He was about 50 years old and had worked for 20 years. A former slave and Federal army veteran, his body was taken to 1115 Zavala Street. Survived by a widow. Justice Umscheid to hold an inquest.

Albert Diggs Newton, Weller and Wagner Company West Commerce Street Zavala Street Umscheld

Bailey and foes meet in Fort Worth talks

Senator I W Halley spent a few hours in Fort Worth this morning after arriving from Comanche where he spoke yesterday. He left early for Corsicana where he speaks tonight. He will return to Fort Worth tonight and will likely pass Sundry here, going to Houston Monday.

Fort Worth Tex I. W. Halley Ula Comanche Corsicana Fark Worth Houston

Fire destroys most businesses on Snyder square

Fire early today gutted two thirds of West Side Square commerce in Snyder Texas. Only wooden structures burned, most mercantile stock saved amid smoke and heat. Firefighters battled flames as scant reports noted damage to storefronts and a few minor injuries.

Snyder Tex Tinta

Bitter Fights In Pennsylvania Primary Elections

Across Pennsylvania on April 11 editors report bitter internal battles in western districts under the new primary law. Local option supporters and anti Roosevelt Republicans play strong roles as Democrats back Bryan and New York convention activity targets Hughes for the presidency. The Wisconsin delegation to the Republican national convention shows Taft leading La Follette with a 25 to 1 split per La Follette Headquarters updates.

Pennsylvania Pittabuts Pennsylvenia Fighta Bryan New York Hughes Roosevelt Lietarlit Wisconsin Milwaukee Wis la Follette Taft la Folletts Hera Walter Alexander Ax del Gato Republican Nationa Gonvenlran

Irate Woman Fires Revolver in Night Clash near Bexar Hotel

A late night shooting on Houston and Jefferson streets left a traveling man wounded as an irate woman fired a revolver and fled with a driver whipping horses. Police found no arrests as both participants vanished into the city shadows before dawn. The incident, near the Bexar hotel alley, remains shrouded with identities unrevealed.

Houston Jefferson Streets Jefferson Street Jared Bexar

Burned Assistant Engineer at Southwestern Insane Asylum

Fred Buckheltz, assistant engineer at the Southwestern Insane asylum, was seriously burned this morning when a door burst open and flames swept through a corridor. He suffered burns to his hair and eyebrows and was taken to the asylum hospital. He is 22 years old and unmarried.

Fred Buckheltz Southwestern Insane Asylum Turniel Asylum

Kited by Landslide Augustine Lores Killed at Work Near Southwestern

A young man named Augustine Lores, two hours old, was killed by a cayveda while working on a branch near the Southwestern me hm yesterday. His father Tetra Hares was seriously injured at the suup dine. The burial occurred after earth collapsed, causing suffocation before rescue crews could reach him.

Augustine Lores Mehm Tetra Hares Hia Sollow

Rain Pours Across Texas With Heavy Late Night Downpour

The storm arrived around 12 15 AM bringing hail and strong wind steps. Rain measured 1.19 inches in the immediate area, the heaviest of the year aside from February, with widespread coverage from Del Rio to Corpus Christi and toward San Antonio. Rail lines reported general showers, extending west to Spotford and Laredo, with varied intensities along the I and AR routes.

Biel Texas Maor Buell San Antonio del Rio Corpus Christ Southern Pacific Spotford Spofford

Local Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity

Local forecast for San Antonio and surrounding area. Tonight and Sunday expect mostly warm, with higher temperatures on Sunday. Recorded low around 62 degrees and variable wind speeds. data notes mention comparisons to last period and general nationwide trends.

San Antonio Weathey

Burglary At Lo ot Saloon Seeks $20 Thief

A bold burglary occurred at the Loot Saloon in the Fair County hotel on East Commerce Street. Thieves pried a door panel and stole about $20 from a cash ax behind the bar while the saloon was closed, leaving a window pane and moulding behind. R. E. Mill, the bartender, discovered the break early at 5:30 a.m. and noted the pane was found near Lange's Mackemih shop. Prohibition of stock and cash register suggests targeted cash. The proprietor James Dongings reported the break and the hours indicate the crime happened shortly after closing.

Fairidount East Commerce Streat R. E. Mill Lange Mackemiih James Dongings Norte Rata

Snow Halts American Auto in Alaskan Voyage Protest

Seattle report describes snow delays on a voyage involving the Bertha and a steamer to Seattle. Alisha Valdes and a crew member discuss stopover impact, with officials noting snow depth blocks road progress and thwarted auto travel. The plan is to resume toward Vladivostok or cross to Siberia, depending on conditions.

Seattle Wash Anvil JL Post Intellige Vladivostok Siberi UW

Bond Issue Plans Narrowed by Good Reads Committee

The Good Reads executive committee will meet in the Business Men's club rooms at 4 o clock to finalize plans for building a proposed 260000 bond issue to voters. The committee intends to spend the money if approved, funding road construction across the county and ensuring countywide benefit from the loan.

Good Reads

OUSTS STANDARD OIL FROM TENAMILIE COURT RULING

A Tennessee circuit court orders Standard Oil to stop doing business in Tenavilie today. The ruling curtails operations and directs compliance with local and state oil textile statutes. The decision, reported by Tenpessee court records, marks a significant enforcement action against the firm.

Tenavilie, Tenn Sland Jp Tenpessee

Divorces Debated by Kansas City Saints Conference

The reorganized Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints concluded its annual conference at Independence, Missouri. A debate settled the divorce question by rejecting a proposal forbidding ministers to marry, ending the discussion on the issue.

Kansay City Gquirch Jeena Christ Independence Mo Mary

Fort Worth Fire Nears Three Lives Saved

Fire in Rosen Heights Fort Worth this morning caused extensive damage as G Gray and L Spencer bravely entered burning homes. They rescued Mayor Ridden’s wife, Mrs Ridden, and J H Jones, dragged from danger by Spencer. Byancer aided his wife and son. Three people were saved. many buildings destroyed.

Fort Worth Tex Rossa Heights North Fort Worth G Gray L. Spencer Gray Mayor Ridden Rosen Heights Ridden Spencer J. H. Jones Byancer

Trial Over a Pecos Street Brawl Ends in Fines

In a police court morning session Roger Walker Norman Dorn and Ike Willis faced Judge Buckley after a scuffle sparked by remarks about Herbert Dorn. Norman Dorn and Walker were fined ten dollars each Willis three dollars, while others were discharged.

Roger Walker Herbert Dorn Aulio, La’y Pecos Street Herbert Norman Avas Dorn Mockert Williim Morberk Norma Ike Willis Jean Macl Greenley Buckley Norman Dorn Walker

Lawyers Plan Annual Feast for Boxer County Bar

Officers were elected at the Boxer County Bar Association meeting in the Forty- fourth district court room. William Anley was reelected president and Stu Belden secretary. John Sehorn was vice president. Toy Lewis and others won seats on the board of directors. A banquet planning committee was named and Aubrey authorized to issue invitations to all state judges.

Boxer County Bar Association William Anley Stu Belden John Sehorn Toy Lewis Vaie Wicks M. W. Davis N. B. Jones J. O. Terrell Coma J. Lewis J. C. Pullér J. C. Baker Aubrey Arrigut M. J. Arnold P. T., Booth V. Burkhead Ernest Fellman GO. H. Bertram T. W. Teagachten Wallaes, Newton Clinton V. Brown Pie Association

Post Office Station Feasibility Near L and G Depot

San Antonio post office authorities weigh establishing a small station near the L and G N passenger depot to improve service as growth strains existing facilities. Postmaster Stevens pushes the idea, seeking public input while planning to move clerks from the federal building basement to the new station without a separate building.

Westmaster Stevens Gevny George” Lewis San Antonio Witchie Mer Lewis Egent Congress Federal Building Stevens Ten

Storm Damage Light After Night of Havoc at Gentry Shows

Storm damage from last night’s weather was minor aside from the Gentry Brothers shows. Telephone companies report few downed lines, repaired quickly. traction company faced no issues. Several Mexican families near the San Antone river fled to higher ground as heavy rain fell, while trees and branches damaged Haymarket Rowane area.

Gentry Brothers San Antone Rock Prospect Hill Haymarket

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