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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1908

Page

5

Committees urge railroad push for San Antonio to Brownsville

Committees report they are disgusted as only 98 000 of 195 000 needed for a San Antonio to Brownsville railroad remains, threatening loss of the project. Mullaly says the city may not want the line, while Edwards may accept part of the bonus if subscriptions rise. A Commercial Travelers group member claims he can raise 1 000 more if time allows.

J. ¥. Edwards Brownsville San Antonio Mullaly Bon Antonio MD Waris Bawerds Edwards Avenue D Commercial Travelers Association the Light Today Association Af Tl

Fight on Roosevelt Ends With Hospitalization

In a Roosevelt evening clash Pedro Rodriguez and Alfred Knight fought and Knight was kicked in the face. He was taken to the city hospital for treatment.

Roosevelt Pedro Rodriguez Alfred Knight City Hospital

Klaus Urged as Possible Successor to Late City Official

Reports say Jacob Klaus of San Antonio may be named to succeed the late T H Carey as justice of the sixth ward mayoral candidate. The mayor hinted at considering a successor and Klaus’s possible tendering. Klaus says he has heard nothing definite but would not refuse if offered. Klang, a prominent Republican, was recently defeated in a precinct race.

Jacob Klaus Sam Antonio T. H. Carey Ughan Klaus Klang Fitecinct A

President's Message Read to Congress in Two Houses

Washington D C Dec 3 Interest in both houses centered as the president's message was read. Senators Aldrich and a representative notified their chambers that half the duty was done with the message to follow in writing. Latta and the committees presented the reading in the Senate at 22 15 and in the House shortly after.

Washington, D. C Congress Mesase Aldrich Senate Mossiga Latta House

City Council Forms Plumbing Ordinance Committee

Pursuant to a resolution, Mayor Callaghan formed a special committee this morning with Aldermen Menger Vicky Jand and Arnaud to investigate a proposed plumbing ordinance in response to organized protest. The committee plans to meet Thursday during the council’s regular meeting day.

Callaghan Menger Vicky Jand Arnaud

Markets Leading Bipot Prices Across Cities

Markets show mixed activity with quotes from Liverpool New York and New Orleans. Sales figures listed include 4,884.88 in New York and 900 in New Orleans with various commodities such as wheat oats and barley referenced alongside percentages and figures.

Wheat and grain prices and futures report from Kansas City and Fort Worth

Grain and livestock markets across Kansas City and Fort Worth show mixed prices. Wheat No 2 red bids around 1.02 to 1.04, corn No 2 mixed with No 2 white near 0.94, oats near 0.44. Fort Worth reports cattle receipts at 2,700 and hogs at 2,000 with fat cattle steady, calves steady, and hog prices around 4.50 for top lots.

Kansas City Sheetal Fort Worth Tex Tale Aleady

Nine True Bills Returned By Grand Jury Twenty Seventh District

Nine indictments were returned by the Thirty-seventh district court grand jury meeting before Judge Dwyer. Wil Clark faces three indictments for burglary and theft over fifty dollars tied to local store robberies, with additional charges connected to a grocery safe theft. Alexander Wiley faces three indictments for theft and burglary, tied to a residence break in November. Lois Ramus and Arthur Gronzo ehm sen also face charges, including attempted murder or assault, with Gronzoehm sen seeking corrected counts. All indicted parties remain in custody as jurors were excused after filing their report.

Thirty-seventh District Court Dwyer Wil Clark Clark Elgi Blum Frank Bros Plummer Alexander Wiley Wiley Louis M. Pipkii Pmilhy Pauly Joe Arnold Frank Green Toreibiy Joe ‘Talorice

San Antonio considers speed limit placards rule change

The court granted continuances in cases against Parkeirs and Holmeek for speeding. Harry Linda, owner of most of New Braunfels, testified he did not violate the speed law. Landa urged San Antonio to post large placards at the city limit stating the speed limit, arguing visitors are unaware of local limits.

Parkeirs Deer Bernin Z. A. Holmeek Offeer Parker Harry Linda New Braunfels Landa San Antonio

Glowing tributes ordered for departed city alderman

A committee appointed by Mayor Calaghan to draft resolutions on the death of Alder man Carey, with glowing tributes requested by Akerman Suith and Munermano. The resolutions will be presented to the council next Monday and entered into minutes.

T. H. Carey Alterman Smith Ray Lambert B. J. Manermann Calaghan Labs Carey Akerman Suith Munermano

Kindergartens Plan Carol-Tree Entertainment Benefit

Four Free Kindergarten centers will each host a Christmas tree carlentos program at the Woman's Club rooms on December 19. Mrs Amos Graves, Dr, oversees the program with Mrs J Noyes Ryans and Mrs W P Lohan handling refreshments for the Vic Free Kindergarten benefit event.

Free Kindergarten Association Kinder-gartens Vic Free Kindergarten Assolution Clrb Moma Mra Amos Graves J. Noyes Ryans Min. W. P. Lobhan

World tears into Roosevelt over Panama canal claims

The New York World rebukes President Roosevelt for alleged misstatements in his Panama canal attack on editor Delevan Smith. It urges Congress to investigate the canal scare, cites 1906 Senate probing blocks, and accuses figures like Cromwell of misdeeds.

New York Dec New Yorks World Delevan Smith Indianapolis News Roosevelt Panama Canal Smith Congress of the United States Senate Committee On

President Roosevelt's Annual Message Highlights

The message is described as a lengthy document of about 44 pages and 18 000 words. It covers corporate abuses and remedies, labor and employers issues, national resources and forest conservation, and policy positions from the recent campaign. It also argues against seniority in army promotions and supports building eight battleships of the Dreadnought type.

Ioosevelt Congress Labin Army Navy

Death Takes AE Altgelt Noted Attorney at 42

After a 10 day illness, Augual BE Altgelt died at 11 oclock this morning at 116 Mission street. The 42 year old Texan native practiced law in New Braunfels and San Antonio, working with brother Georgy G. Altgelt. Survived by wife and three children, funeral tomorrow at 10:30 with interment in cemetery No 1.

New Braunfels San Antonio Georgy G. Altgelt Ernest A Altgelt Mr. Altgelt Toxas Ernest Altgell Ulate Niver

Bond Issue Discussion Set By City and Citizens Group

A special meeting of the citizens committee and the council committee overseeing a 45000 bond issue for Improvement District No 7 is scheduled for Thursday afternoon at the council chamber. Mayor Callaghan calls the session to discuss disposal of the district’s remaining 20000, with Alderman Wickeland presiding. The mayor says he will not take the lead but will support those directly interested in the district’s improvements.

Indianapolis News Entiitessial Roosevelt United States Dic Ator Citizens' Committee Callaghan Heleck Dondts Wickeland

Murder May Be Suspected In Death Of St Louis Leader

St Louis Missouri was a scene of a shooting at the home of Franeig D Hirschberg a prominent Catholic layman and longtime insurance executive. Police investigate whether burglar or intruder caused the fatal wound to Hirschberg who died after being shot at the foot of the stairs and moving to his wife’s room before collapsing. His wife Mrs Hirschberg silent. family says no one on lower floor when the shot rang out.

St. Louis Franeig D Hirschberg Glennon Imewh Hether Wathe Rlver Iirsehberg

Land Brabbers Are Hit Hard In Oregon Fraud Case

Fredar Sch yde of San Francisco was sentenced in a criminal court to pay 18,000 dollars and serve two years in the Moundaville penitentiary for conspiracy to defraud the Dusted Stitex of large tracts of land in Oregon and Washington. Joost Schneider of Tucson, Arizona, Hyde employee, received 1,000 dollars and one year two months in prison. Both appealed to the district court of appeals. Uyde released on 20,000 bail. Schneider on 111,000 bond.

Washington D. C Fredar Schyde San Francisco Oregon Moundaville W. NJ Joost Schneider Tucson Arizona Hyde Distries Court of Appeals Uyde Schneider

Bryan and party hunt at Galveston in 1900s outing

Bryan and Mrs W J Ryan arrived in Galveston from Georgetown aboard the M K T. A delegation met them at the station and drove them to Milliomaira W L Moody's home. They rested breakfasted and then sailed on the yacht Nan cy Any toward Lake Surprise for a hunting trip with Moody and friends. Weather is cool and ideal for duck hunting as they plan to travel north Friday.

Galveston Tex W. J. Ryan Georgetown Milliomaira W.L. Moody Bryan Nancy Lake Surprise Moody Vinery Whorsiag Bryan Willely

Mullaly Unable to Attend Taxation Committee Meeting

Dr Mullaly president of the San Antonio Business Men's club is named mentor of the Texas Commercial Secretaries Association taxation committee. A December 16 Fort Worth meeting is cancelled for him due to business affairs tied to the reneged bonus. Deshiel will attend and the committee may permit the firm's signing of Daablel's annual report.

Mullaly San Antonio Business Men's Clib Texas Commercial Secretaries’ Association Whicly Fort Worth Mollaly Calin Tsien Stara Tax Concissioner Hh Deshiel Witl Ba Mer. Daablel

Caldwell Prohibition Vote: Citizens Poll Today

After a warm campaign in Caldwell County, citizens vote today on prohibition. Women participate heavily, offering coffee and sandwiches near polling places as both sides claim victory before the count.

Caldwell Lieho Ineihart Tex Coldwell

Bicycle racers break 600 miles in grueling race

New York riders push 662 miles in 32 hours on the six days grand race. The leaders, identified as Dee and others, sped from Manning to conclude at the star-yard end, breaking prior distance records and setting a new benchmark for endurance cycling.

New York Dee Hievetiats Raldulsht Mritteds Starearden Tee Hank

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