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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1911

Page

2

Wind damages church and train wreck reported in Texas towns

In Stamford Texas wind caused about 10000 dollars of damage to St. John's Methodist Episcopal church and several homes. A westbound Texas Central train struck a washout near Albany overturning the engine baggage car and a passenger coach. engineer Roy Near sustained injuries.

Associate Press Stamford Tex St. John’s Methodist Episcopal Church Texas Central Albany Roy Near

Street Goes to Austin for Texas Exhibit and Licensing Pitch

Hall P. Street, president of the Texas State Realty Association, travels to Austin to meet Ed Kane to arrange a Texas products exhibit for New York Pittsburgh and Chicago shows this fall. He will urge creating the agriculture commissioner’s office to aid immigration and seek licensing for real estate dealers. Street cites thousands of immigrants landing in New York monthly as potential Texas newcomers.

Hall P. Street Texas State Realty Asociation Austin Ed. C. Kane Texas New York Pittsburg Chicago Street New York Monthly Lone Star State

Poisoned by cheese sickens Milburn family in Dallas

Neighbors found John Milburn, his wife, daughter, and son ill at 1827 East Commerce street after eating cheese bought from a peddler. A physician rushed to the home and the family survived. Edward H. Vogel of Lockhart is visiting the city and staying at the Crockett.

John Milburn East Commerce Street Milburn Edward H. Vogel Lockhart City the Crockett

Man Re-arrested After $5 Police Court Fine

Vicente Llanes paid a $5 fine for affray with V Aguirre in police court but was seized by police on the way out and held for an assault with intent to murder charge. An affidavit in Justice Fisk’s court alleges Llanes menaced Juan Vlazez with a knife or razor, slashing him and injuring his arm. Vlazez is hospitalized. Llanes, arrested Saturday, was freed on bond but faces new charges. two others are implicated. The assault reportedly occurred on South Santa Rosa Avenue. OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMASTER Fort Sam Houston Texas announces sealed bids for a 10 inch water distribution extension at Fort Sam Houston. Bid opening is Sept 26 1911. Plans are in the constructing quartermaster office. Envelopes must be marked proposals for constructing extension to water distributing system and sent to P W Guiney.

Vicente Llanes V. Aguirre Justice Fisk Juan Vlazez Quartermaster Fort Sam Houston Texas United States P. W. Guiney San Antonio Sheriff's Department Galbraith John Hayes Buena Vista Street Edwin A. Lenert Carolina Street

PLAN ROAD TO PEARSALL FOR FRIO MEDINA ATASCOSA COUNTIES

County and land department officials plan a meeting in Hondo to discuss a fifty five mile highway from San Antonio through Moore Devine and Lytle to Pearsall. Judge Phil Shook is due home in about ten days with a meeting slated in the next two weeks.

Phil Shook Frio Medina Atascosa Bexar Hondo San Antonio Pearsall Judge Shook W. Kearny Land Department The Medinarrigation Company

Strike Breaks Livery Firm Enforces On-Duty Conduct

Carter Mullaly auto livery service faced a shake after a Saturday rule bar on drinking and smoking on duty led to five drivers resigning. President H E Hildebrand vowed strict enforcement to protect passengers and pedestrians, stating he would rather store cars than risk operations with intoxicated drivers.

Carter-Mullaly Company H. E. Hildebrand

Texas Rail Rate Clerks Meet At Hot Wells Hotel

Chief rate clerks from multiple Texas railroads gathered at the Hot Wells hotel to review and adjust rate sheets. The meeting includes leaders from Fort Worth & Denver City Fort Worth Rock Island Texas & Brazos Valley Santa Fe International & Great Northern Katy Frisco Brownsville & Mexico San Antonio & Aransas Pass Sunset lines and more. They plan a ten day session. Women are not admitted to Japan's two imperial universities, though a private university for women has recently opened in Tokyo.

Texas Hot Wells Hotel W. H. Card Fort Worth Denver City Port Worth Frank Jenson Rock Island R. L. Fuqua Texas & Brazos Valley Houston R. Glass Santa Fe Galveston L. Frederick International & Great Northern Palestine F. C. Stier Katy Dallas J. J. Stipp Frisco W. W. Wooldridge Brownsville Mexico Kingsville F.T. Dagget San Antonio Aransas Pass W. C. Monroe Sunset Lines Imperial Universities Japan Tokio

Central Civic Committee Proposed For San Antonio

Rumors say a greater San Antonio committee will be formed with representatives from all commercial groups and a general secretary. The plan aims to unify civic and business interests to improve highways streets and attract new industries for the city.

Greater San Antonio Bufalo New York Des Moines Iowa San Antonio R. H. Wester Real Estate Exchange Greater Chamber of Commerce Publicity League Advertisers’ Association Young Men's Business League Manufacturers’ Association Highway League

Del Rio Eyes Rail Link to Trevino Ranch

Del Rio business leaders explore a twenty five mile railroad from Del Rio to Trevino headquarters to connect with Don Carlos Don Lorenzo and the Mexican International, enabling a Mexico City outlet. Ed Pratt reports the plan follows Trevino’s irrigation holdings and need for a river crossing bridge.

del Rio Ed Pratt Frisco Trevino Don Carlos Don Lorenzo Mexican International Mexico City Don Trevino Rio Grande Senor Trevino

Orient railroad to Del Rio speeds trade with Mexico

A plan to market products by leveraging the Orient railroad into Del Rio could cut time and costs. With a bridge over the Rio Grande the only big hurdle, work near Del Rio is near completion and lumbermen anticipate a rush of business as the line reaches Mexico.

del Rio Mexico Orient Rio Grande Pratt

Notable Visitors Pass Through San Antonio in Private Cars

C W Fish traffic manager National Railways of Mexico and J B Body vice president of the same railway travel through San Antonio en route south and to St Louis respectively. J B Carrington attends a Texas exhibit planning meeting in Austin. Various Dallas Dallas area guests stay at the Menger Savoy Maverick and Losoya hotels.

C. W. Fish National Railways of Mexico San Antonio J. B. Body St. Louis International & Great Northern Railroad J. B. Carrington Austin Ed R. Kane Agriculture Texas W. C. Lemmon D. Anderson Dallas Menger J. R. Black Cotulla Savoy D. 1S. Chapin Sherman Gunter J. H. Moore Rockport Maverick Edgar Vogue Houston Losoya Courtney Gray Brownwood A. G. Dyer J. D. Burress L. R. Burress San Benito The

Sunday School Rally Heads to San Antonio for Regional Event

A one day Sunday school workers rally will be held in San Antonio on Monday September 25 with notable speakers including Mrs Mary Foster Bryner Alvin W Roper William North and General Secretary William Nehemiah Wiggins. Delegates from San Antonio are expected to attend the Beeville district convention starting September 26.

San Antonio Mary Foster Bryner Alvin W. Roper William ©. North William Nehemiah Wiggins Wiggins John M. Adams W. E. Hawkins Rieeville Beeville State Association

Wester to Read Paper on Advertising Ethics

R H Wester will read a paper on the positions of advertising to the education and spread of ethics and religion at the Advertisers' Association meeting in the St Anthony hotel at 12 30 tomorrow. The talk, part of the August educational course, follows news that the weekly Doings has expanded from two to four pages as association activities grow.

R. H. Wester Advertisers’ Association St. Anthony Hotel

Dry Farming Convention Seen Reducing Crop Risk at Uvalde

R L McKibbin traveling agent of the GH&SA railroad says the Dry Farmers convention at Uvalde outlined planting times and crops. He believes strict adherence can prevent crop failure. Attendees included A R Atkinson Nat Parks Col T J Anderson and W W Wooldridge of Kingsville was noted in Bexar.

Uvalde R. L. McKibbin Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio Railroad McKibbin A. R. Atkinson Nat Parks Uve Col. T. J. Anderson Galveston

Purses Mount for Walker Benefit by Maxwell Fans

Bert Maxwell of Birmingham has raised 159.04 dollars toward a 1000 dollar fund for Scotty Walker the Atlanta shortstop injured by a Maxwell fastball. Maxwell collected 76.70 from fans at a New Orleans game yesterday as part of the appeal.

Associated Press New Orleans Bert Maxwell Birmingham Scotty” Walker Atlanta Maxwell Iain

Hartford Man Dies After Train Wreck Injury

Abram P. Brown of Hartford died in Middletown from a spine injury sustained in the evening train wreck on the New York New Haven Hartford line. Sixty or more passengers were injured but recovering. none expected to die.

Hartford Middletown Conn Abram P. Brown New York, New Haven & Hartford

Sheriff Tobin Returns to Port O Connor Fishing News

A photo card received by the office force shows Sheriff Tobin at Port O Connor with two friends and a huge total catch. It lists 165 pounds red fish 40 pounds trout 20 pounds mackerel 10 pounds pompano making 285 pounds in one day and raises fears his return may be delayed if the fish bite continues.

Tobin Port O’connor

Postmaster Resigns Amid Killing Case in Pledges

Frank Stelzig, jailed in the Will Clements killing case at Pledges, resigns as postmaster of Pledges. The resignation was sent to Washington by his attorney.

Bay City Tex Frank Stelzig Will Clements Pledges Washington

Unclear Bay Area Telegram Sparks Transit Movement

Fragmentary report notes a midday plan to ford a river near Charleston and exit into Charleston territory. A special train was dispatched from Augusta and is expected to pass near the area between 4 and 5 o'clock this afternoon.

Charleston the. C. Road Rej Augusta

Storm damages Savannah area with ships and crops harmed

A late August storm battered Savannah and Jessup areas causing ship damage in harbor while warning saved vessels. Streets lined with debris and trees. streetcar service halted. Reported loss of life unclear. cotton near Savannah suffered severe damage. The revenue cutter Yamacraw aided by wireless alerts as Tybee Beach signals indicated safety.

Savannah Jessup Wnh Adja Savannah Ara Yamacr Tybee Beach

Weather uncertainty as storm approaches Atlantic coast

The Columbia weather office reports a storm near the Georgia Carolina coast with limited reports from coalitions hampered by a telegraph outage. Director Harry Gere says it is not a West Indian cane though the storm’s origin remains West Indies bound. He notes forecasts place its path between a northeast coast route or turning west toward the Gulf of Mexico as further data arrives.

Associated Pre Columbia Charleston San Beaufort Georgetown Georgia-Carolina Columbia Weather Office Harry Gere Weather Bureau Beft Atlantic Geren Traward Gulf of Mexico

Storm Near South Carolina Delays Coast Warning

The Atlantic storm of Sunday near the extreme coast of South Carolina is unlikely to bring high winds during the night but may move northward with increasing wind and rain. Storm warnings are displayed along the Atlantic coast from Fort to Jacksonville as reports from Charleston and Savannah reach the weather bureau.

Washington, D. C South Carolina Weather Bureau Charleston Savannah Thissippi Atlantic Fort 1 Jacksonville

Bank Examiner to Auction West National Bank Assets

Acting under the comptroller of the currency authority H N Morris United bank examiner will auction the remaining assets of West National Bank. The sale at T G Li in the Central Trust building on Tuesday September 20 at 10 am. Morris reserves the right to reject any bid. Assets valued around 175000 include sory notes and certain stock bonds.

H. N. Morris United Bank Examiner Woctional Bank T. G. Li Central Trust Building

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