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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1908
Page
4
Notice references rumors of a candidate withdrawing from the race and mentions BD Wilkens. It notes that supporters encourage continued loyalty and implied plans to pursue final actions in the political contest.
The condition of Fred Kuentz, the Tuer bitten last Friday by a raine guika is little changed. The left leg is notably swollen. he passed yesterday and today quietly.
Bee ville youth Tugene Lorine was moved from the corporal and random unit to the county court this morning, reflecting a transfer in local justice proceedings.
A bizarre incident ends with a goat herd adopted by San Antonio and placed in the city pound. Judge Buckley and Press entor Garza oversee the case after Adolphe Sonnen protests, claiming goats escaped his property and damaged his yard. Policeman Snowden reports the goats fed on shrubbery, carpets, and clothes, prompting Sonnen to disavow ownership as the townspeople allege neglect.
The report notes Mrs Rhindall suffered a broken arm while practicing with the local drill team of the Royal Achates at Tinér Toll. She was treated by Dr D Rosman and later returned home to North Ploves Street. The entry mentions a separate theft allegation involving Loraine a Salvation Army worker and a snare drum missing after a late Saturday night, with Joquin Guerrero assisting in the search.
The following marriage licenses have been granted by the county clerk TH. Bown and Ola Whitsett. Beate Piper and Bessie denita MiNArse Robert DB. Pearce and Mary B. Rawls.
Kamla Elias sues Charles and Mrs Maurgaritha Wieder in the district clerk’s office to determine the remainder in a carhiln tract of property.
Cautionary notice urges readers to review a certificate for coverage of personal money judgments and exemption terms. It notes that the W. and Court at Aust Basar county once fell under its jurisdiction and claims compliance with most Wesy requirements. The text ends with a business address at 209 IW Comnrees Street.
This morning Judge Talinson granted a divorce to Sam Johnson from Grants In the Fifty-seventh district. The case was heard in court with KR W Beasley noted in attendance. Beasley was dismissed from further proceedings.
This afternoon the seventh and eighth grades of Bowie school under the guidance of Miss Sarah King will visit Mission Vield school, led by Miss Magger Burke, a former popular Bowie teacher, who has served as principal of Behoot No. 23
The mutant son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Prankeviik residing at the Duerler ranch about two and a half miles west of one station drowned Saturday afternoon while at home. The incident occurred in a rural setting and authorities began a routine investigation into the accidental death. Local residents recalled the child’s play near a water source as the tragedy unfolded.
A young Chicago artist and poet Miss Florence Ferrin aged 20 and Dr. Howard N. Lancaster a Chicago dentist committed suicide yesterday. Ferrin was found dead in a shallow pool near her home and Lancaster shot himself in the left temple after returning from Alabama for recuperation.
Fragmentary account notes a child’s remains found in water near a house as Undertaker Hinkley shipped the body to St Hedwig. The father, Benjamin Wrankoviak, worked at the Duerlsr ranch owned by G A Duerla. No witnesses reported the accident. efforts to revive the child failed.
In Med 310 the corporation court morning session a disturbance arose when James Sanders threatened to carve a piece from Joe Sanders anatomy. Policeman McGarrley intervened preventing further violence at the Chile stand of Alamo. Aroused parties included Roust goose Scheuemeyer James Was Loud A. Jdinas and a negro, amid a noisy scene.
Superintendent L EG Wolfe announced plans for two lectures to be delivered in the first week of June with Dr J G Boone. Boone said he has engagements at Honyston from June 1 to 12 and others in Texas cities, with Gale Yeston in Fort Worth and Dallas until July 10.
W W Linscomb presided with Pablo Cruz and R Richter reporting after a visit Saturday morning. With minor changes they will advise the board to accept the building, marking progress on the Rock Quarry School project.
Mounted officer Leal was badly hurt when his horse slipped while crossing a car track yesterday afternoon. He was thrown forward into the rim of the whirring horn and is likely to be laid up for several days.
Superintendent Ryan of the Southern Pacific Railway arrives from Houston with Bagaitt Blakely and W.V. Nicholson. They check in at the Menger hotel for their morning visit.
About 250 San Antonians rode to P. Dias via the Southern Pacific for a bull fight. Four bulls were killed during the event. A proposed new bull ring was rejected. the venue was outfitted with opera seats and the latest safety improvements.
Civil service exams set for June 17 for dental intern male position at a government hospital in Washington state and for a medical intern in the same facility. Salaries listed as 3600 per year.
The Miunchahn council of Pocahontas plans a public dance at West End on Wednesday evening. The event, organized by the Red Men, invites community members to attend and enjoy a social gathering in the town.
The Pralermal Brotherhood plans a moonlight picnic at Landes Park on June 12. A special train will depart from the P. depot via the M. K. and T lines at 6:30 PM.
New York May 24 The Standard Oil company's defense to the government's suit against the New Jersey corporation seeking to dissolve the holding concern will begin today before Special Examiner Franklin Perris in this city. The case centers on alleged trust control by the Rockefeller family and others. Kellogg presented earnings of John D Rockefeller from Standard Oil holdings over 24 years totaling 143499.54 and testimony on methods used to drive competitors from oil regions. Officers including William G Rockefeller and Wesley H Tillard testified. Henry M Plagler was to testify later. The hearing is expected to last a month or more.
A lively Lyric show at Mat House last night featured D P Campbell and a blackface act plus the Diara Prophe Martin troupe with Harvest Time. The Martins closed with a popular flag song as Claus and Radelike, Mme Janette Martella, Tot Young and Grace Manning showcased dances and skits under brisk attendance despite inclement weather. Tonight’s act promises another strong musical lineup, with McKay & Brown handling photo services at 1920 West Commerce Street.
This week only buyers can purchase Vita lots for 200 to 300 dollars less than the established prices. See page seven for full details and pricing.
Irate husband Carlos Trujio faced fines in an obscure court after a disturbance this morning tied to a marriage dispute. Witnesses described a tense scene where Trujio admitted addressing a young wife of Rafael Cordoya and claimed prior intoxication to justify his actions.
Pablo Cruz and Hunt file for places on the primary ticket as county election contenders. Incumbents Poor and Kroeger plan to run again for county commissioner Districts 1 and 4. Democratic headquarters list numerous filings for county judge sheriff clerk justice of the peace treasurer and other offices across precincts.
A flood swept across North Texas with gauges near 44 feet at West Nallas Bridge and water inundating low-lying areas. Rescue parties from Eagle Ord and others sought boats to save up to 50 families, while streetcar service diminished as power plants flooded. The business core along Main and Elm remained largely intact, but lower valleys suffered heavy inundation and ongoing danger from collapsing infrastructure.
Reports from Texas towns outline widespread flood damage with cattle losses and multiple bridge washouts. Estimates include $10,000 for stock and streets, $20,000 for city works, and $5,000 for the water plant as a thousand residents evacuate while rail service halts on major lines.
San Francisco May 25 Brigadier General Evans Miles retired U S A died in the city yesterday He served with distinction during the Civil War and later to Cuba He was born in Pennsylvania in 1826 He will be buried without military honors.
The condition of J. H. Ackers, badly cut Saturday night, was reported favorable this afternoon.
A riot at a quarry drew police and court attention for an hour as Rosalie Lureon, Louis Dalvierro, and Libyado Valiez faced an affray charge. A loaded quirt, knives, and a gun claim surfaced, with Valdez linked to a reported shooting. Wounds and accusations followed as Sam Cook used his horse to break up the melee. fines of 25 dollars were levied.
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