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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1907
Page
3
Arturo Valdez charged with interfering with a officer in the line of duty was dismissed after the cutting of Adolph Hernandez near Valdez barber shop. Officer Dulling reported Valdez tried to hinder pursuit of the suspect who fled into his shop.
L. J. Hart, president of the San Antonio Hotel Company, leaves tonight to examine large east coast hotels and assess plans for a proposed monster hotel in the city. No Men’s Club meeting will be held during his absence.
Property owners are advised of affordable painting and wallpapering services offered by A. McDonald. The ad promises high quality materials and lower prices for residential homes.
Police report shows Officer Busch III resting at home while his Alamo plaza daytime beat is covered by Officer Joe Kohr during his absence. The arrangement ensures continuous patrol in the area.
John B. Adams son of a former Justice was appointed as inspector in the health board's sanitary department this morning by Mayor Callaghan.
H. P. Schneider was arraigned in the police court this morning and fined ten dollars for disturbing the peace. Officer Kellmann testified that Schneider approached several people on Houston street yesterday and struck them in the face, including Juan Garza, son of the assistant city marshal.
George H. Craft, president of the San Antonio Brick company, will travel to Indianapolis to purchase machinery for a new plant at Burnet Street near the Southern Pacific tracks. Sand lime brick will be produced, with operations starting once buildings are erected and machinery installed.
Ysabel Fuentes, serving a sentence on the county convict farm for vagrancy, was taken into custody by Deputy U S Marshal Lancaster on a warrant for forging a money order. She was found at the camp suffering from heat, brought to the city, and jailed. A hearing before the U S commissioner will be scheduled soon.
Retail liquor dealers in the city plan another meeting tonight to discuss the new license law and their course after it takes effect July 12 until new permits are secured. There is a strong determination among saloon men.
The subject remains operating under its existing license as paperwork and legal requirements are fulfilled. Officials outlined the need to complete red tape procedures before a new or renewed license is fully in effect.
Notices posted by federal authorities warn liquor dealers that United States internal revenue licenses must be renewed on or before July 1 to continue selling malt or alcoholic liquors.
Fred G Jr a 28 year old native of Germany residing at 609 Palmetto avenue filed with the clerk his declaration of desire to become a citizen of the United States He came to this country in 1904 and seeks naturalization.
Miss Jennie Burton’s crisis passed after an appendectomy at Physicians and Surgeons Hospital yesterday morning. Her attending physicians say she now shows signs of recovery.
A social club hosts a June basket picnic at Madarasz Park featuring music and dancing with attendees from Sender. The event centers on community fellowship and outdoor enjoyment.
Temple D. Smith of Fredericksburg is in the city on business and staying at the Menger. He notes Fredericksburg’s progress with a revived railroad movement and a planned line to connect with San Antonio as veterans and speakers prepare for a Remnant brigade gathering.
Guessaz and Ferlet printing house ends two year conflict with the Typographical union by signing a contract that employs only union members at their establishment.
Affidavits filed in county court allege Francis Flanagan committed aggravated assault on or about June 21. The case cites a cemetery incident and mentions an agreed upon matter related to the offense.
Francis Sanchez was arrested today on a warrant issued by County Attorney Newton charging theft under $50. The alleged incident occurred on or about June 23 when Sanchez took a pair of trousers from B H Lichstein valued at 2.
Advertises a stable business run by Jack Stott with locations at 121 123 and 125 North Flores Street and a contact phone number 498 for inquiries and bookings.
Local ad promotes high grade Edison lamps with a focus on savings on the light bill. The brief mentions a shop on Marys Street and a nearby Tin Wrist area, with limited legible details.
The Peace Conference president M. Nelidoff received a deputation of world Christian churches led by the Dean of Ripon William Henry Fremont. They urged peace justice and humanity with nine American Catholic bishops among signers. France’s land war proposal awaits drafting as it calls for a declaration of war before hostilities begin.
St Louis June 25 Attorney General Hadley dismissed sixteen circuit court suits against eight Missouri railroads to enforce a two cent passenger fare and maximum freight rate. The moves come as railroads agreed to a ninety day period of the two cent rate and to seek trial on pending cases.
Corpus Christi society notes Miss Mildred Fitch visits relatives in the city while Miss Jesse Cohen hosts card afternoon and Miss Jeanette Smith visits from the Capital city. Various gatherings continue with lawn parties, house parties, and campus class activities at the Beethoven Society and Women’s Club.
A movement in Minneapolis aims to form a national commission on vagrancy with railroad men and charity workers from across the country. The committee would direct tramps to bathhouses barbershops and work benches as part of its program.
A list of incoming visitors includes D. H. Spencer of Anite, A. T. Dunlap of Gabinas Mexico, H. H. Shear of Waco at the Men ger, Carl Holt Smith of Mexico City at the Menger, Joe Corwin of Austin at the Elite, Warren Moore of Austin at the Elite, W. D. Kincaid and wife from Uvalde at the Southern, Louis J. Lubens and wife at the New Maverick, and R. P. Nunn of Brownwood at the Bexar hotel.
Warsaw Indiana June 25 Mrs J Wilbur Chapman wife of a Presbyterian evangelist died this morning from blood poisoning at her home.
Rio Janeiro June 25 The Brazilian chamber has approved the guarantee of a São Paulo coffee loan of 15 dollars.
An evening dinner at Harnischs hosted by Mrs T A Coleman honors her daughter Miss Claude Coleman with a Princeton social set. Marguerites decorate tables and bouquets serve as plate favors. An informal dance follows the elaborate meal with guests including Miss Laura Blocker Miss Roy Denman Miss Willett Miss Lucy Frost Miss Claude Coleman and Princeton men Fidelio Chamberlain John Frost Joe Frost Clifton Franklin Charles Cresson Franz Groos.
The wedding of Miss Mabel Cuffe and Daniel Healey was held at St Marys church yesterday evening at 7.00. The altar featured palms English ivy and white flowers with a white ribbon tied by two doves across the aisle. The bride wore white hand embroidered chiffon and tulle veil. Maid of honor Marjorie Polk and bridesmaids Irene Zizik Edna Frederick and Cora Morris of Laredo participated.
After the ceremony West and Leslie Piccot served as ushers. The reception followed at the bride’s parents home, Mr. and Mrs J W Cuofo, with numerous friends and relatives from Mexico and California in attendance. Mr and Mrs Healey departed for a bridal tour through Mexico and will reside in Houston or Mexico City.
Electric Park plans two midweek evenings with the Columbia Opera Company presenting a new Fra Diavolo and a run of amusements. Performers include Robert Albright as Fra Diavolo and Miss Clyde Robertson as Lady Alcash with roles by Chas Holmes and Libbie Adame. The Lyric Airdome shows The Holy City with Massey the baritone and accompanying films for three days. Special vaudeville acts close each program at 6:30 and 9:30 p.m.
A large crowd is expected as the Great Didd Duo and Stairway Epists will provide a free outdoor show on the grounds. The act promises fancy and interesting performances to entertain attendees.
Miss Melba Palmer returns for a second Big Tent Theatre performance of the four act drama A Honor. A large audience is expected as the leading performance showcases the entire company in an emotionally charged production.
Vague plea urges readers in San Antonio to vote for a preferred candidate in a fraternal contest. Emphasizes value and newspaper price as incentives while urging turnout for the favored party.
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