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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1908

Page

5

Water Wagon Halts Texas Democracy

Special to The Light Dallas reports delays in organizing the state Democratic executive committee amid a pro liquor ban push. Chairman Cardén’s call for a first meeting is delayed as Rankin and Rankin allies push prohibition agendas, with petitions and a primary-based platform to influence the prohibition proposition.

Dallas Tex George A. Girden Carden McNealus George C. Rankin Lig Executive Committee Denver Tray de. George Rankin Hedd Prohibition Texas Water West Ultra Prohibitionista Thirty-Fist Coramclee

No Plague Declared Over in San Francisco

San Francisco officials announce the city is free of bubonic plague after 18 patients are discharged at Lie tealation hospital. The Monger hotel plans a formal opening dance tomorrow night in a new writing room with a piano and orchestra to entertain guests.

San Franci Iso Cal Lie Tealation Hospital San Francisco Monger

Court Upheld Land Agent Commission in Bowman Case

A Fourth Court of Civil Appeals opinion holds land owners must pay real estate commissions when the sale occurs with their knowledge and consent, even if they withdraw property from the agent. Bowman v Southwest Land Co of Uvalde results in a $2600 commission obligation, with the higher court affirming.

Fourth Court of Civil Appeals AR. Howman The Southwest Land Company Ot Uvalde Bowman Aula Hrigh Mary EB. Sawyer el Paso, Elettrip Railroad Company Northeast Railroad Company HS Paso Railroad Company Bexar County Conyi

Carnival Bylaw Hurdle May Stall Spring Carnival

Carnival officials led by Charles Graebner met with Mayor Bryan Callaghan to discuss location and bond requirements for attractions. The Spring Carnival association plans to appeal to the council tomorrow afternoon as negotiations continue over private property use for amusement features.

Carnival Association Charles Graebner Spring Carnival Association Bryan Callaghan Graebner

Sunset Galveston railroad sued for 39000 in damages

William Roberts, once a freight train conductor for the Galveston Harrisburg Sav. Antonio road, sues the Sunset company for 39000. He alleges negligence on November 15, 1907, caused injuries about Verhalle, claiming permanent harm and potential compensation of 29000.

Galveston, Harrisburg & Sav Antonio Gailroid Company William Roberts Road Roberts Verhalle Tle

LOCKWOOD in EUROPE WARRANT ON AUTO CHARGE REPORTED

Warrant issued yesterday on two charges of recklessly driving an automobile in Europe, tied to Dr. Lockwood's vehicle by Ruta Perez. Warrant withdrawn this morning amid confusion as Perez supplied mismatched numbers and named the wrong owner.

Lockwood Lockwood National Bank Tn Europe Ruta Perez Leshkwood Yoliea Toneara Wackine Perez

New York Town Reports 45 Below Cold Record

A severe cold wave sets a state wide record with New York Town hitting 45 degrees below zero. Reports from Philadelphia Chicago and Boston detail sleet storms and transportation disruptions as bitter temps grip the Northeast. Strong shows of cold also noted in Northfield Burlington Pittsfield and Concord with readings from 64 to 80 degrees below zero in places.

Rainicon Waa Boston Mass New England Northield Burlington Pittsfield Bagsport Concord

Death certificate cites opium poison in Meridian burial

Herbert W Booth, a 26 year old traveling salesman and stockholder of a Louisville white goods firm, died on a train and was buried at Meridian. The certificate says probable opium poisoning though he had heart treatment and seemed to be recovering. He was known among commercial travelers and officers in various southern and northern markets.

Meridian Herbert W. Booth Marthinn Booth

Consul Dost Visits San Antonio Opens Local Club

Mexican consul J r Dostil arrives in San Antonio and is hosted by Theodora Harrie, president of the International Club, receiving attention before departing for Mexico City. The visit highlights courtesy and interest in the city, with Dostil planning to proceed to El Paso and then return to the area tonight.

Jr. Dostil Kansas City Mexico City San Antonio Menger Theodora Harrie International Club Thin Timhe Ramada Greal Dost Gata Moxled al Paso

Telephone monopoly fight tests county power and court scope

A heated dispute questions whether county commissioners or a single judge may bar a company from county property and force use of only its lines. Attorneys clash on redress and authority, while Southwestern Telephone faces removal orders and ongoing service to residents.

Court House la Ee Pre Sen Southwestern Telephone Company San Anconio Telephone Company du Bie Uret Te Southwestern Company Gamage Sulth Dsfandants. Ag Westen Company Sl Rumnim B Tidividwal Am Clals Ual Ingwu Oma Individuet of Telals

Hobbs Resigns as VP GM of San Antonio & Arc Railway

In a morning meeting at the Maverick Bank building San Antonio, W M Hobbs resigned as vice president and general manager of the San Antonio & Arkansas Pass Railway. J R Terry elected secretary. J Foter and George Heuermann named directors. Pelar named acting general manager. Hobbs will join Sunlice Lines in Louisiana as superintendent and leave soon. Reagan Houston also resigns as director to focus on other work.

San Antonio Ara’ Pass McIntyre Maverick Bank W. M. Hobbs Drsl Reagan Houston Tos Hobs Wise Ith J. 3 Foter George Heuermann J. W. Terry Pelar Feneral Hobbs Sunlice Lines Louisiana Agy San Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Bathway Company Ho Wagn Transportation Department Keagan Houston Ho Fe Mgr Hobba Lna

Celebration of Mexico's Constitution Signing Night

A large crowd is expected at the Balon do Union on Matimorya street for a ceremonial anniversary of Mexico's second constitution. The program includes hymns, orations by Arredondo and Dena, recitations by Ochoa and Crac, musical pieces, and speeches by Gonzales and other dignitaries, followed by a dance into the early morning. The organizing committee lists Pedro Macuines and others, with many officials and attendees anticipated.

Mexico Balon Do Je Union Matimorya Street Wdit Missyevita Crac Bulalla Ty Miss P. Gi Tnfeals Dilinielas Gonzales Carolina Seauveda Masias Tainiys Librada Ramon Torrey Delgade

Prays Then Shoots in Birmingham Tragedy

In Birmingham Alabama a man identified as David Potts from Wagg Lake shot himself after a period of hardship following a church meeting. Police report the weapon discharged and Potts died instantly, with the incident described as a culmination of troubling times.

Birmingham Ala David Potts Wagg Lake

Yarmouth Marriage Annulled in English Court

Former Miss Alice Thaw, now the Countess of Yarmouth, received a decree of nullity for her marriage to the Earl of Yarmouth in a private London hearing. Papers are sealed and medical evidence details kept confidential amid public scrutiny of the Hertford family and Thaw's scandal-linked history.

Alice Thaw London Birrell Barnes Oivares Court Togay Yarmouth Pittsburg Yeermouth Vance Hhs Stewipe Trelis Gay Harry K. Thaw Hertford Murnila Hortford Tarmouth Marchioness Countess Tag England

Roosevelt suspends public printer Stillings in probe

Washington February 5 President Roosevelt temporarily suspends public printer Charles A Stillings and appoints Will B Rossiter to fill duties. Official explanation says action aids investigation of the Government Printing Office by Congress. Rossiter is currently chief clerk of the Census Office.

Washington Roosevelt Lnilay Charles A. Seilings Wii Rassiter Government Printing Office Congress Rossiter Mie

Local Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Surrounds

Weather forecast shows tonight and Thursday with fall and cloud cover. The 12 hour period ending 6 o'clock measured 60 degrees with a wind 7 mph. Morning observation reported 19 miles per hour from the north. Data from the weather office compared with last year shows similar patterns.

Santa Antonio

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