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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1912
Page
5
W J Bowen an attorney of Jourdanton underwent surgery yesterday at Santa Rosa infirmary and is reported resting well. The procedure followed complications after an earlier appendicitis operation.
Committee notes show R P Coon seeking a meeting during the Texas Cattle Raisers Assn event in Fort Worth to discuss a presidential primary in Texas. Wilson and Champ Clark camps back the effort. San Antonio Humane Society officers McCauley and Davison listed. Reverend evangelist T W Alton to extend ten day revival at Alamo Methodist Church.
City meetings continue at Laurel Heights and McKinley avenue churches with Mr. Alton and C. O. Clarke assisting in San Antonio. Dr. N. E. Forest moves to 411 Main. St Patrick’s events set for March 16 at Beethoven hall. The St Patrick’s Ball benefits Carpenters and a new Lone Star railroad logo debuts with the International & Great Northern.
Six men and six women, all Negroes, were arrested on vagrancy charges by city detectives during a raid on two Bowie street houses at 11 30 last night. Hearings were postponed to tomorrow after counsel requested. Officers say a complaint concerns the conduct of the dwellings.
Thomas and William Gilman, separated in childhood after their parents died in New York, met by chance at a Peabody railroad station. William, a Western Nebraska farmer, learned his brother Thomas, a New York traveling salesman, was visiting Nebraska for fifteen years.
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the one story frame residence of J O Smith at 129 Pennsylvania Avenue Beacom Hill at 5 40 this morning. Neighbors reported the blaze before discovery to Chief Bishop and the fire company arrived to find the house in ruins. The structure valued at 600 belonged to Z D McCoy with no occupants present. The owner and contents were lost.
An alarm summoned two companies to the residence of W. F. Wilson where a fire caused about 400 dollars in damage. The loss was partially covered by insurance.
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