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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1907

Page

5

Continent Europe Hopes Fight Warship Transfer News

United States figures from London reports Admiral Dewey in New York at Richfield Springs says moving the battle fleet to the Pacific is a peace mission not likely to drag the nation into a war. He warns holding sea power on the Pacific is vital and notes Atlantic defenses differ. He cites Spain’s defeat as proof power matters, stresses dangers in Philippines, and says fleet transfer could spur new Atlantic ships and hasten the Panama Canal. Additional dispatches record rush orders to repair Oregon and Wisconsin, commission Nebraska, and requests for Bremerton dry docks to support naval expansion.

New York Dewey Richfield Springs N. Y American Today Pacific Balante Atlantic Spain Carrera Santiago de Cuba United States Gail Philippine Philippines Horn Mobeken Deway Panama Canal Portland Ore Oregonian Beatle Wash Oregon Wisconsin Nebraska

Alleged Killer Lee Roe Sought After Mysterious Disappearance

Temple Texas July officers pursue Lee Roe a 38 year old Killeen resident charged with shooting his widowed mother dead Saturday night. Roe rode home after the crime told his wife he must attend to business, changed clothes and vanished. Authorities link family conflict over his marriage as possible motive.

Temple Tex Lee Roe Killeen Roe

Negroes Score On Railways

The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Railroad discriminated against colored passengers by offering first class accommodations only to whites. The decision ordered similar facilities for black travelers paying the same fare, including wash facilities and a separate smoking car. The case involved a white woman who traveled from Chattanooga to Dalton and was removed to a black car, prompting the complaint.

Washington, D. C Interstate Commerce Commission Cne Georgia Nashville, Chattanoog and St. Louis Ghattanooga Tenn Dalton

Prereprieve granted on eve of execution for Jerald Bell

In New York on a night near July, John Bell received a one month reprieve from execution for the murder of Dr. Charles Wilmot. Judge Clark of the Brooklyn Supreme Court granted the respite for a retrial as Bell and his attorney notified Sing Sing. Bell fainted in his cell upon learning the stay.

New York Reas John Bell Hell Charles Wilmot Clark Supreme Court Brooklyn Bell Johnson Sing Sing

Hundred-Pound Buffalo Catches Reported Near Bravas

Special to The Light from Warn Texas notes Mrs BE and A Woodward of Waco landed a buffalo fish weighing 100 pounds from the Bosdie River near Bravas. The catch is described as the biggest of the cow pon.

Warn Tex A. Woodward Waco Bosdie Bravas

Soldier Wolff Buried With Military Honors at Fort Sam

Charles B. Smith remains jailed as an examining trial is postponed. Private Wolff of the Ninth Infantry, a veteran of the Cuban and Philippine campaigns, was laid to rest in the National cemetery with military honors. The shooting occurred at a saloon behind Fort Sam Houston. authorities hold the revolver and continue the inquiry with District Attorney Rater.

Charles B. Smith George A. Wohfl Ninth Infantry Siul Th'e Fort Sam Houston Bexar County Wolft National Cemetery Wolff Wincers Lawton Offecrs Rater Smith Vr. D. Herry R. E H. Ward Nat B. Jones Pranelsville Cuba Twenty-sécond Infantry Philippine le Wai Manila Svonts Crack Ninth Federal

No Sunday Ice Says Pastor in Waco Sermon

Rev W H Matthews of Firch Street Methodist church denounced Sunday gambling and related amusements during a sermon in Waco Texas. He warned he would not conduct funerals or send souls to heaven for those who indulge in such practices and urged citizens to honor the Sabbath. The talk criticized excursion train rides and other Sunday pleasures as sinful.

Waco Tex Mary Bundey W. H. Matthews Firch Street Methodist Church

New York Clothing Cutters Accept Higher Wages Without Strike

About 1600 clothing cutters in New York have received a weekly wage of 2 dollars from manufacturers, ending a possible strike. The movement touched multiple brush trades and was reported as a regional labor development by The Light. In Texas, Waco public school board member Maye eld resigns citing a relative employed as a teacher, claiming anti nepotism rules apply.

New York Nnion Waco Tex Didy Mayeeld

San Francisco Mayor Schmitz Sentenced to Five Years

Bon Francisco July crowd erupts in applause as Mayor Eugene Schmitz is sentenced by Judge Dunne to five years in San Quentin for extortion. The dramatic courtroom moment draws cheers from hundreds of spectators who fill the Dunne courthouse.

Bon Francisco Cal Eugene Schmltz Judge Dunne Dunne Schmitz San Quentin Seve

Local Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity

Showers tonight and Tuesday. The 12 hour minimum ended 7 last evening was 72 and the maximum 58. The 7 o clock morning wind speed for today and Tuesday is given. Temperature records at the weather office are listed with values for 10 am and other times. The Texas Cotton Region weather report and national general weather summary appear on page three.

San Antonio Texas

Peace Officers Gather as Texas Sheriffs Convene in San Antonio

A large assembly of county officers from northern Panhandle to Rio Grande meets in the seventh district court with Sheriff John W. Tobin presiding. Will Morris delivers welcome, followed by remarks from L Coplin, TeaR Stell, and Alex Walton as badges are issued and the group adjourns for afternoon sessions.

Texas Counnties Panhandle Rio Grande John W. Toh Hexar County Tas Bheriffs’ Association Meyer Ure Pebin Will Morris Gallaghan San Antonio Wolfae A.W. Thor L. Coplin Jefferson County Clugks Teat, Stell DeWith County Alex, Walton Bexar Tobin H. Hamilton Madisonville J. W. Clark Nanes County E.R. da Four Wallisville J.,h. McCaleb Hamilton W. OK. Gall S.C. Chapmin Polit County R. A. Nol Bryan W. N. Pope Weatherford Wells Lyon County M. A. Ce Graham W. R. Crane Kaufman A. K. Ledbetter Dallas John M. Branch Wise Stage Huntsville J. O. Lac Rackath T. TL. Lamson Brard Frank Trinson Arewnwoods W ML. Pleagant J. TW. Williams Rockwall W. Howardes Waxahachia J. J. McCalpin A E. G. Swofford Gran D. Alaxander Tiewn WM. Cowane Fan L. Murreh RI Bormia C. Seene Bellony J. BR. Haltelaw Cameron B Bildse Bonbon B. Frank Peoples Arnold Wil Tharhock Galveston M. Marhert Cy Corpisth Smith W. Townsend Bastron T. L. "Richanson Atascosa WB. Stale Karnes A. A. Lyons Range C.J. Brack Fort. Worth Wright Floresville George Monkhouse Aniiges San Angelo H. D. Rich Gray J. Po-Standifer W. Bight Corpus Christi J. W. Woods Trendoraem Carthy T. F. Walker Pettus Goliad R. M. Johnson Orange B. PL McClinton Coryell HL Wool Wart Worth P.P. Medlin Sentin J. A. Saunders Lockhart G. A. Nw

Suit by Daughters of the Republic of Texas filed in Houston

A writ grantinjunction suit by the Daughters of the Republic of Texas against Adelina De Zavala and others seeks to halt rival claims and protect management of the group and its properties. Judge Blutrell set a $750 bond and a hearing for Saturday as plaintiffs accuse opponents of interfering with officers funds and custody of assets.

Houison Tex Daughters of the Republic of Texas Bes Lusy Sherman Crug Huston Sue Sherman Leevid Galvestun L. de L. Tuttle LaGrenne W. of Kontrol Sult Daughters of the “Nepubile of Texas Adina de Zavate Mary B. Arrols Milby Waller Emma I. Burleson M. Wheeler Joseph 8. Dibbreil Cong Johnson Daughters’of the Republic of Texas

Officer Busch Under Knife in City Hospital Report

Police officer Gffeot H. C. Busch underwent surgery at his city hospital this afternoon after a collapse. His condition is extremely critical and life hangs in the balance, though he is described as efficient, popular, and respected. Bushick Gretta, Frank H. Bushick, and others report on his illness as neighbors and friends extend best wishes.

H. C. Busch Vity Hospital Sesser Busch Re Jospital Bushick Gretta Frank H. Bushick Washington Houston Bost Congress Birdotio Wells Heavild

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