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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1913

Page

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San Antonio hosts Edith L. Clift cooking lectures week

Miss Edith L. Clift will conduct a week long series of scientific cooking lectures and demonstrations at Beethoven Hall starting Monday in San Antonio The Light invites all women to attend with seating near the lecturer and kitchen For bak­ing and cooking contest entrants the first day is especially urged The prize event is Saturday afternoon with the awards to successful contestants and the lecturer notes practical demonstrations and home cooking tips.

Beethoven Hall San Antonio Edith L. Clift Edith L, Clift

Tragic Capsize Kills Twenty Off Bluefields Coast

The auxiliary schooner Grandpa capsized on the bar at the entrance to the Colorado river, 75 miles south of Bluefields. Twenty people drowned yesterday including several of the country s most prominent citizens. 15 passengers are listed among the dead.

Bluefields Grandpa Colorado River

Weather for tourists across major cities

St Louis reports 14 degrees with clear skies and 8 mile west wind. Chicago shows 16 miles per hour wind, clear and cold. Milwaukee records 2 degrees with south wind and continued cold. St Paul near zero with light west wind and clear skies. Kansas City at 14 degrees with northwest wind and cold. New York 12 degrees with west wind and cold. Boston 12 degrees with west wind and colder. Washington 20 degrees with west wind and colder.

ST. Louis Fair Chicago Milwaukee Paul Kansas City New York Boston Washington

Desertased baby found in front yard prompts adoption appeal

Mrs. W Chaffin on Concepcion Road discovered a week old baby boy wrapped in a quilt in her front yard during rain. The child, with blue eyes and curl possible hair, cried loudly as she sheltered it. The Chaffins hope for a good home and note they cannot keep the infant.

Mrs. Chaffin San An San Antonio Huntington W. Va Chaffin

Machine Lays Track South of Campbellton

The San Antonio Uvalde and Gulf Railroad began laying track with a new track laying machine south of Campbellton toward the Nueces River. It is the first trial of the machine and is meeting expectations. Track is expected to reach the river by the first of April.

San Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf Railroad Campbellton Nueces River

Rockefeller Examined On Jekyll Island Under Pujo Inquiry

William Rockefeller faced a brief laryngeal spasm during an examination by Samuel Untermyer for the Pujo committee at Jekyll Island. The session aimed to detail the Amalgamated Copper Company deal and the 1907 stock market events tied to Amalgamated, with Rockefeller guarded by his lawyers and physicians.

Jeryl Island Samuel Untermyer Pujio Committee William Rockefeller Pujo Mr. Untermyer Millionaire’s Club Mr. Rockefeller A. J. Cravatt John A. Garver Walter Chappell Rockefeller A. P. Pujo House Money Trust Committee Samuel Untermeyer Jekyl Island New York Standard Oil John P. Garber Jeky] Island Untermyer Butte Boston United Metals Selling Company Rogers Stock Exchange Amalgamated Amalgamated Stock

San Antonio Sees Return of Cold Winter Weather

San Antonio endures cooler, damp conditions with temperatures near freezing. Rain totals include .52 inches in San Antonio as a broader weather system affects Texas from Corpus Christi to Fort Worth with mixed sun forecast for tomorrow.

San Antonio West Gulf Pacific Coast Sheridan Wyo Gulf Texas Taylor Fort Worth Amarillo Abilene Corpus Christi Galveston Houston del Rio Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company Austin Cotulla Cuero Laredo Lockhart Luling San Marcos Uvalde Victoria

Unseasonable Weather In France Brings Early Bloom

Paris reports a warm moist spell this winter with rododendrons blooming in the suburbs two months early. Buds on Normandy and Brittany fruit trees also begin to burst signaling an early spring across provinces.

France Paris United States Parisian Normandy Brittany

Winter Freeze Hits San Angelo Delivers Hardship

Rain and a subsequent freeze left San Angelo with streets iced over and temperatures at 16 degrees. The icy conditions halted horse transport and forced deliveries on foot, as bakeries grocers and butchers faced severe shortages and widespread suffering among the poor.

San Angelo Tex

Norther Strikes Brownsville After Heavy Morning Rain

Heavy morning rain gave way to a norther that hit Brownsville and nearby areas at noon. Reports from other valley points indicate rain was general across the region.

Brownsville Tex

Weather Hard on Stock in Gainesville Texas

Rain and sleet fell overnight freezing on streets and chilling unsheltered stock. Below freezing temperatures cause travel hardship and concern for livestock welfare in Gainesville.

Gainesville Tex

Property sale on Avenue C fifth street corner

W L Coleman of H C Feldman real estate firm closed a deal transferring northwest corner lot of Fifth Street and Avenue C to J H Savage for the Bedell Moore Estate. Cash price is 20500. Property includes a six room residence and a one story store. Savage plans improvements later. former owner was the German Lutheran church. Lot size is 101 feet on Avenue C and 147 feet to an alley on Fifth Street.

Fifth Street Avenue C J. H. Savage Bedell-Moore W. L. Coleman H. C. Feldman Savage Erman Lutheran Church

Potter defends water report amid San Antonio exchange

Alexander Potter, renowned engineer, says his reputation remains intact despite water company engineers criticizing his city report. He offers continued services at 75 per day and insists his contract recommendations favor fair terms for consumers, arguing a city showdown would be unwise.

Alexander Potter Eefty Jones Potter San San Antonio Tex Panama Havana Corpus Christi Water Company Ledlie

Mayor A H Jones Expects Return From Ranch Leave

Mayor A H Jones who has been on leave of absence at his ranch in Powlerton is expected to return to the city this afternoon or tomorrow morning. During his absence Alder man Richter has acted as mayor.

A. H. Jones Powlerton Richter

Suffragettes Plan March to Washington in February

General Rosalie Jones leads a 230 mile suffragette march toward Washington with 12 pledged walkers and two male guards. Supporters send samples and ad offers as the army prepares uniforms, medical kits, and a farm wagon for the journey. The event runs from Lincoln's birthday toward the inaugural parade.

New York Rosalie Jones Washington Albany Miss Jones Lincoln Ida Craft Lavina Dock Ernest Stevens Men's Walking Club Philadelphia George Wedale Jr Jones Elizabeth Freeman

Senate resolution seeks Taft statement on Nicaragua invasion

Senator Smith of Michigan introduced a resolution in the Senate asking the President for a statement of the reasons behind American forces invading Nicaragua last summer. It cites forcible occupation of a friendly nation's territory and armed conflict with its citizens, reflecting sharp government debate on the action.

Washington, D. C Taft Nicaragua Senate Smith Michigan

Saloon Closures Tied to Commerce District Bond Vote

Saloon operators in the Commerce Street Improvement District must close from midnight tonight until 5 AM Monday due to a bond election. A resident-property owner vote governs issuance of $240,000 street widening bonds with about 20 eligible voters. The polling booth opens at 8 AM at Groos Bank and remains until 7 PM.

Commerce Street Improvement District Dan Lewis Groos Bank Morni

Another Gambler 10 Fight Police Graft

New York report states gambler James Purcelle to assist the district attorney in exposing police graft tied to police protection payments. Assistant District Attorney Moses plans to present the tale to the Aldermanic Committee. Police Commissioner Waldo insists on continuing investigations to purge grafters from the force.

New York Herman Rosenthal James Purcelle Moses Waldo Whitman Walsh

Captive American Miner Near Parral Causes Tense Exchange

Robert Ward of El Paso, linked to the Marie mines near Parral, is held captive by rebels demanding a ransom of five thousand pesos. Reports say Americans are fleeing the mines as rebel activity increases. Llorente remains marooned in Juarez as United States officials consider arrest attempts.

EL Paso Tex Robert Ward Marie Mines Parral Mexico Bob Aylesworth Ward

Wickersham Hears Case Over El Paso Consul Warrant

The clash between U S Commissioner Oliver and the U S Attorney at El Paso over warrants for Mex consul Rich Llorente escalated as Llorente fled to Juarez. The marshal was told to pause the arrest while charges of neutrality violations are investigated, then a special officer was appointed to proceed. Meantime, Mexico’s interior suffers railway strike paralysis and Matamoros copper smelter in Matanhuala signals closure.

Mexico City Chihuahua E. C. Liorente Juarez R. &Y Bryant United States Oliver Llorente Liorente Washington Uuts el Paso Onrique Llorente Mexico Wickersham R. E. Bryant Matehuala San Luis Potosi

Cavalry to Guard Border Near Douglas Arizona

Ninth Cavalry to bolster the Douglas Naco border patrol amid reports of rebel activity in Sonora Cananea region. Santa Rosa and Currey ranches south of Douglas raided with guns ammunition and provisions seized. Colonel Emilio Kosterlitzky to arrive with rurales to reinforce Agua Prieta Fronteras garrisons amid renewed rebel threats.

Douglas Ariz Ninth Cavalry Naco Cananea Sonora United States Santa Rosa Currey Igriguez Phoenix Emilio Kosterlitzky Agua Prieta Fronteras

Yoakum Heads West After Gulf Coast Trip

B F Yoakum chairman of Frisco executive board arrives in San Antonio after a two week gulf coast tour. He is joined by J T Bower and William Dinwiddie and plans a brief stay. A new St Doug Brownsville and Mexico Railroad schedule from Corpus Christi to Brownsville begins at 5 20 am with through service unaffected.

B. F. Yoakum Frisco System San Antonio Gulf Coast Country J. T. Bower William Dinwiddie Missouri Mn Antonio Browns

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