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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1908

Page

6

Diamonds Stolen From Mrs Connelly and Mrs Gaw Nellie Homes

A thief ransacked the apartments of Mr and Mrs Clay Connelly at the corner of Monterey and Sen saba streets shortly after 7 pm stealing diamonds jewelry and $190 in cash valued at 1400 total The room of Mrs Gaw nelly yielded a large diamond set watch valued about 175 plus solitaire diamond rings earrings and a brooch The thief fled carrying the loot and officers have not yet apprehended him as they traced the crime through the rear stairway and a broken trunk The incident is under police investigation with word sent to surrounding precincts

Clay Connelly Monterey Sen Saba Connelly Gaw Gold Waten Te Cage Nettier Sushcion Heb

A. and M. Board Deliberates on Harrington Charges

Special to The Light Marlin Texas the A and M college board of directors weighs all evidence from the Harrington charges hearing. The decision may come tonight as at 2 o clock there are no signs of agreement.

Marlin Texane A. & M. College Harrington

Tom Watson Not Wanted at Democratic Denver Delegation

Atlanta on June 28 reports Thomas Ki Watson was refused endorsement as a Democratic vice presidential candidate by the state convention which adjourned. The platform calls for continuing prohibition enforcement and strict railroad legislation, leaving the Denver delegation disaffected.

Atlanta Thomas Ki Watson Denver

Boys Digging at San Pedro Park Threaten Wall

Two young boys Leslie Rhodes and Cecil Risty attempted to dig and undermine the cement walls behind a water feature at San Pedro Springs Park while cooling off. Park Officer Bill Roberts halted the activity and jailed them, with a judge delivering a lecture before their Juvenile Court assignment.

San Pedro Springs Park Leslie Rhodes Cecil Risty San Pedro Park Lars Bill Roberts Roberts Bneliy Bie Juvenile Court

Battle in Persian Capital Storms Parliament Building

Berlin reports say Persian shahs troops stormed and captured Teheran parliament buildings and bombardment continues. A clash between Cossacks and political club members occurred before dawn as troops demanded arrests, with parliament resisting and firing on the Cossacks. Reinforcements arrived with artillery, the fighting lasting into the morning.

Berlin Persia Tenerun Teheran Jie

Prisoners at Beaumont lynching sparks renewed pursuit

The Light Austin reports Captain Rugstele rangers brought in Robert Wright and Perry Price, two of the five men lynched near Henghttl Yemphill Tex after Aaron M. Johnson's murder. Adjutant General Newton confirms the violent mob action of about 130 men who shot the prisoners, while Barry Price and another inmate are moved for safekeeping to Tremount.

Austin Tex Newton JH. Rug Homer Beamont Robert Wright Perry Price Aaron M. Johnson Geneva Henghttl Yemphill James Aaron Johnson Barry Price Rangers Treaumont

Notices Sent to Dairymen Over Pure Milk Policy

Notices sent to dairymen by Dr R L Min wildie warn that only pure milk may be sold. Reports indicate many milk samples were infected and unfit for human food. Dairies are urged to ensure clean handling, careful milking, and culling of cattle with sores or internal disease. noncompliance will face action.

Ioral Dairies R. L. Minwildie Uly

Judge Ousts Rival Who Wants His Job

Dallas Texas June 13 Judge Thom as Th Nash of the Fourteenth district court, acting to enforce authority, notified M Beatt that Beatt’s service as special judge of the court was terminated. The move followed a rival campaign announcement and Nash stated he did not tolerate the use of his court in political activities.

Dallas Tex Thomas Th. Nash Fourteenth District Court Totton Sla M. Beatt Mailes Scott Nash Toomar Réxhousrtors

Harvard Rowers Barred From Yale Harvard Boat Race

New York reports that two Harvard crewmen Fish and Morgan were suspended for removing books from the Harvard library. President Roosevelt and Assistant Secretary Bacon appealed for reinstatement, but President Eliot refused. Eliot says the men committed dishonorable acts. probation was insufficient and they are excluded from the crew.

New York Boston Tribone Roosevelt Robert Bacon Fisi Morgan Harvard Rice Hoosevelt Eliot Ellot W. Elot Cambridge Fish Eliovs Washington

Cattle Theft Suspect Apprehended in Fort Worth

A Hall County man, John Johnson, was arrested in Fort Worth on charges of stealing a carload of cattle from J. H. Harrington’s ranch near Mentplus. He posted a $1000 bond. the stolen road asset was valued at $400. A courthouse clash between Hall and Mentplus counties occurred before Johnson’s transfer to Memphis tonight.

Fort Worth Tex Duke A. Johnscn J. H. Harrington Mentplus C. W. Burrow Hall County Hell County Johnson Memphis

Local Weather Summary for Tonight and Wednesday

Cloudy conditions prevail tonight and Wednesday. Low temperatures near 74 degrees and highs around 76. Historical comparisons show similar readings for 1907 with highs near 76 degrees and evening lows around 74.

Spain's Young Queen Has Another Son

Madrid reports Queen Victoria bore a son last night. King Alfonso expressed radiant joy and announced the birth to ten people in the adjoining room. Royals and officials, including Marquis Fighoros, soon arrived to witness the formalities of succession and congratulatory messages flowed from the councilors.

Madrid Victoria Alfonso Holt Ghayhia Marquis 1 Fighoros

Heat claims six in Chicago as heat wave persists

Chicago records six additional heat fatalities today, including Rich Palmer nephew of the late Potter Palmer and longtime secretary of the Chicago Hotel Company. Prostrations were widespread as the heat wave continued.

Chicago Rich Palmer Potter Palmer Chicago Hotel Company Palmer

Man and Horse Hurt in Runaway on Avenue D

A buggy driven by H. T. Matthews, local yeast agent, lost a front wheel on Avenue D, causing a horse to run away. The buggy overturned at Trevis Street, scattering yeast. Matthews suffered body bruises. the horse sustained severe leg injuries and the buggy was damaged.

Avenue 1 H. T. Matthews Matthews Avenue D Trevis Atredt

Tragic Train Wheels Crush South Journeyman Goodman

Leon Goodman, a prominent traveling salesman for a well known firm, was fatally injured when wheels of a train trampled him as he tried to board a Kerrville bound segment near Commerce Street. Amputation performed at Santa Rosa infirmary. he is 35 with a wife and family in Louisville.

Leon Goodman Santa Rosa Goodlanh Aios Graves Goodman and Bros. Lovee Ville Coe Antonio Ean Kerrville Gonitort LG GN Joe Commerce Street Grodiaan Ewig Alweedy Veamen Wy H. Braswell San Antonio Villerum Yenchad Dy. Graves Braswell Louisville Goodmian

Typhoid Alarming in the Panhandle

State Health Officer Barmby reports typhoid prevalence in the Panhandle rising to an alarming degree. He urges precaution and swift disease control measures to protect residents.

Panhandle Austin Tex Ofiar

Women Revolt Against Meat Trust in New York Area

About six hundred women gathered in Downesville and Brooklyn and declared they would oppose high meat and fowl prices. They staged demonstrations, stoned several meat stores, and warned wholesalers to lower prices or risk continued action. Earlier, roughly 160 women marched through streets, calling on shopkeepers to reduce prices, while retailers claimed they were not responsible for the price hikes.

New York Downesville Brooklyn Deatars

Start War on Loiterers Targets City Idlers

Deputy Constable J. Ed Wilking and Joe Dwyer led a morning sweep arresting four men on suspicion of vagrancy before Justice Umseheid. Officers say a local gang of loiterers, well dressed and idle, harass the public and rob victims after luring them into cheap taverns. The crackdown follows recent complaints of robberies and lewd behavior by the group.

J. Ed. Wilking Joe Dwyer Umseheid Omerdus Rob

W P Leeds Dies in Paris at Ritz Hotel

W B Leeds American financier tied to Rock Island interests and other large enterprises died this morning at the Ritz in Paris. He had suffered poor health for several years and was known for his prominent role in New York finance and American business.

Parl W. FB Ritz Leeds Jim New York W. B. Leeds Rock Island Ue Paul

Excess baggage rates cut by half for July

June 23 announcement from Southern Pacific officials states excess baggage charges will be reduced starting July 1. Currently the rule charges one cent per mile per 109 pounds of excess baggage. after July 1 the rate becomes one sixth of the passenger fare or one half cent per mile per 100 pounds of excess.

Sam Weoneleno Southern Pacific Ines Caipany'd

Forest Fire Consumes Property In Pike's Peak Forest Reserve

Colorado Springs reports a forest fire started by embers from a camping party swept the Skelton ranch area and burned $25,000 in property and timber within the Pike's Peak forest reserve, with an estimated total loss near $75,000.

Colorado Springs Colo Skelton Ranch Here Yeour Day Pike's Peak

Lumber yard buys large tract from Oppenheimer near Flores Street

A tract of land near the San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway south of Flores Street was bought from Jesse D. Oppenheimer by C. M. Campbell of Belt County for 12000 dollars. The Graves place parcel extends about 1200 feet west of the Alogna creek and includes a planned ten- yard yard. Campbell plans immediate construction of the yard.

Florea Campbell Slepy

Sherman Seriously Ill in Cleveland Hospital

James M Sherman campaign nominee for vice president lies critically ill at Lakeside hospital in Cleveland with gall stones. He was admitted after a severe chill and may undergo surgery. he has slight fever but was resting comfortably. His wife has been summoned and he remains under medical care as doctors assess next steps.

Cleveland James Sherman Lakeside Herrick

No Power to Fill Vacancy Exists

Washington D C June 23 So far as is known here no power is vested the Republican National Committee to fill a vacancy on the presidential or vice presidential ticket that might occur between the date of the nomination convention and the election There is nothing to prevent the committee from filling a vacancy on the ticket but the committee would be answerable to the outraged senate at the great party which it represents.

Washington, D.C Republican National Committee Senac

Mrs Sherman Hurries To Husband S Bedside

Utica New York June 22 Word was received today that Vice Presidential candidate James Sherman was rushed to a Cleveland Ohio hospital after a relapse. Dr Finney of Baremors attended Sherman during his first attack in Washington. Mrs Sherman and one of her songs traveled to Cleveland. Reports say Sherman is in serious condition. Large crowds and special trains are planned to welcome his return to Utica with a great reception.

Utica N. Y James & Sherman Cleveland Ohio Finney Baréimors Sherman Secllors Central New York

MIGHT REASSEMBLE NATIONAL CONVENTION

Chicago officials report that if Vice Presidential nominee James S. Sherman dies the nations committee would reassemble the convention and appoint a replacement. They say the committee holds similar power for the presidential nomination with time before the election to proceed in the regular manner.

Chicago James S. Sherman New The Nations Committee Sharma Nations Jo U

Secretary Taft Expresses Regret Over Sherman S Condition

Secretary Taft, amid heat and fatigue, told an Associated Press representative of his concern for Representative Sherman. Sherman is detained at Cleveland by Hines, delaying his return.

Washington Taft Associated Press Sherman Hines

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Tom Watson Beaumont Geto Curt Hall Cielntty Spain Queen Victoria Witelg Santa Rora Godlmen Warn Butchers W. P. Leeds Paris Cleveland Hospital Mrs. Sherman Husband
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