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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1908
Page
10
In a sharp outburst, Bryan labels his opponent a political train robber tied to Minnesota politics. The confrontation centers on matters before a committee, with Sullivan allegedly prevailing in the key vote or decision.
Arthur Duhly departs tonight for Minneapolis to attend the International Stage Employes' Union convention July 13 to 18. The edition "Beautiful Bah Antonio" is planned with a view toward announcing the next convention in San Antonio. A delegate will place San Antonio as the union’s next meeting site.
Homer T Wilson Replied in court defending his position as the proceedings moved forward. The brief exchange captured a sharp retort from Wilson as the matter proceeded to the next scheduled stage.
Meght of Milwaukee attended a meeting of the Travelers Protective association and will depart tonight for Atvene to deliver an id Gresa.
A small party left this morning for a day trip in the West Ind area. The group includes Jive J J Camp and family as well as Leatford West Carter Nichols Weels Hurd and Davis families. No injuries or accidents reported at this time.
At Denver on July 8 1908 Democratic delegates debated and adopted resolutions mourning Grover Cleveland and praising his service. J J Dunne of Omaha read a resolution while Judge Alten B Parker prepared another, urging national tribute and a memorial monument in Washington.
The Order of Pendo No 9 held its annual event Sunday with a large crowd, dancing and racing as part of the amusements. Music for the prize waltz was by N Lovece, Chestnut, and Mrs L Wilson. Installation of officers is planned for the next rasa jar meeting Wednesday night followed by a free entertainment with music dancing ice cream and cake.
One of the state's largest box factories, R L Burnett Co at 215 East Commerce, operates a major plant in the south. President and manager Mr R L Burnett brings thirty years of experience in box manufacture. The firm serves Texas, Louisiana and Mexico, employing 35 to 50 people and selling wrapping paper and twine along with boxes.
Sol Datsowits of the Dial Kowir dry goods firm faced charges for suspending and maintaining a cloth sign obstructing a sidewalk in front of his business at West Commerce and North Florey. A jury acquitted after a brief deliberation. appeals were noted while four remaining charges await retry. The case raised questions about city ordinance authority and property rights amid the dispute over signs and overhanging structures.
A fragmentary column recounts colorful tales about San Antonio figures and everyday mishaps. Mixed dialogue and memories describe near-accidents with trains, a river plunge, and local conversations at a Main Plaza barber shop. The piece reflects lively urban lore and oddball encounters.
An unclear New York advertisement touts $1000 in gems sold for 11 cents. It mentions Feite Weber, a grocer in Bloomfield, New Jersey, offering two ring sets with three diamonds valued at $1000. A woman allegedly purchased them, but the seller did not name the customer.
Records list deaths July 6 for G Gonzales aged 23 at Rancho Panloma ity hospital interment No 7. Walter Evers 19 shot at 903 West Houston interment Fredericksburg. B S King 11 at Dallas Street tuberculosis interment No 6. Antonia Martinez 11 at Youkun Bond July 7 lonesome. Bits of Wisdom quote ends.
Yeaver Cal July 3 delegates focus on credentials and Bryan influence at the Democratic National Convention. Officials discuss platform proposals read by Governor Hastrell, with subcommittees shaping inquiries on court actions tariffs and Oklahoma sister state ties. Final adjournment outlook hinges on credentials report and Bryan nomination prospects.
Mrs Kohikochi Bidauno, wife of the Japanese consul general in New York, arrived in the United States and said in an interview that the Japanese method of courtship and arranged marriage is preferable to American practice. She notes in the land of the tulkado people marry first and then fall in love.
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