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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1909
Page
6
In an Austin trial Dowell testified he fired in self defense as Williams and Ogden allegedly moved to strike him during a shooting affray. He asserted both men attacked first and he acted to protect himself.
Joan Dowell occupied the witness stand for most of the morning in the trial charging assault to murder Mason Williams of San Antonio. Dowell said Williams advanced and fired first, Ogden would have killed him, and he acted to defend himself. He grew hysterical at times as deputies kept watch. Arguments to resume this afternoon.
Charles W. Ogden of San Antonio testifies at the last election for lieutenant governor hearing. He is general attorney for the San Antonio Triageon company and the Texas Midland railroad, denying he shot to kill Dowell. The fragmented report notes Ogden’s testimony and his roles as a corporate attorney amid a high profile case in Austin, Texas.
A city board of health targets a local butcher regulation after alleged breaches. Officials, including the mayor and other officials, discuss the case and possible actions under the city ordinances.
Aged magnate W. Harriman observed no special birthday observance at his camp, spending the day much as usual. Despite health, he does not look his age, with clear eyes and a calm, smooth face. Notable visitor Mr. Stubbs arrived en route to California to bid Harriman farewell. The party included Charles S. Few, S. Linvs, and A. Willan, as well as Mr. Stubbs' private secretary. The special train carrying important officials departed at 9 o'clock last night.
A citizens committee proposes extending Travis Street in a straight line to Main Avenue, weighing property seizure costs estimated around 1 1/2 million dollars. Subcommittee members led by Postmaster John J. Stevens submitted claims from landowners and will report to the city council after further feasibility study and a planned meeting tomorrow.
Special to The Muskogee News reports that the Kansas Natural Gas company received 30 days to file a brief in the federal court case seeking to compel Herridson to pipe gas out of Oklahoma. The case appears in the federal circuit court in Muskogee.
A briefing notes potential contenders for the next administration’s agriculture secretary role, highlighting likely nominees and the political dynamics shaping the choice. Analysts emphasize expertise in farm policy, rural development, and agricultural trade, with debt of expectations on regulatory reform and food safety oversight.
Invitations were sent by Lusineas Men's club and the mayor of a city to President Roosevelt and Vice President Tall to attend a carnival event. Secretary Carrington reported responses showed Roosevelt could not attend due to a domestic trip and timing. The effort aimed to boost the carnival into a premier regional spectacle.
A man identified as Spradley returned from Wiarton with Water Bybes and is charged with stealing a horse here one year ago. He has already served 21 years in jail and faces 10 more, with prior convictions noted in the penitentiary records.
The Senate finally passed a bill to provide for assistants in districts for enforcement of law, appointing officials to aid duties. The measure, urged by District Attorney taker, outlines removal provisions and governor’s authority, aiming to assure timely action.
A local report recounts a woman in frail health near Breda who consumed poison from a cup, leading to a fatal outcome. Police investigate as officials note the suspected self harm motive amid unclear circumstances.
Fragment provides vague forecast terms with garbled city name and temperature hints. Limited legible items mention night conditions and wind. Core weather details are unreadable. no clear highs or precipitation data available.
River menace reaches Louisville as high water presses toward the shipping port. Residents near the Ohio River endure rising tides that threaten homes and businesses while authorities issue warnings and prepare evacuation plans for low-lying districts. Local crews monitor bridges and riverside facilities as the flood threat grows tonight.
The city government plans to finalize the annual budget tomorrow morning at 10 o’clock. Key figures from all departments will present summary reports on expenditures and anticipated costs for the coming year.
MIS. BLT bask PEBBERG AES. 1. NOYES-EVANS Dr Fred. TEAM CONRAN SCHASSE. A morning report details a slate for the San Antonio school board with Mrs Evans and Mrs Noyes-Evans among those elected to a board bid. The text describes candidacy aims to improve public schools, teachers, and related efforts amid internal party dissensions.
The town's political scene shows multiple names filed for candidacy with several notable figures missing. Allegations and procedural chatter swirl as the school board and civic groups brace for potential contest, while statements from Mrs. Mertaberg and others frame the discourse.
Washington February 23 Representative Loney of Texas urges the house committee on agriculture to draft a bill prohibiting gambling in futures for agricultural products. The measure targets communications and messages connected with the sale and purchase of “lettuces” and similar items, aiming to bar speculation by interstate traders.
Campaigns and orders indicate the army is full and no additional recruits are required. The text notes a shift toward consolidating forces and awaiting further directives as personnel are reassigned to critical tasks across regions.
Officials announce the process to select a new grand jury in the Adyden district. The panel will be drawn from eligible residents and will determine indictments for the coming term.
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