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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1911

Page

8

German Methodist Mission conference concludes with memorials and appointments

The German Methodist Mission in San Marcos closes after a four day session with memorial services for Rev. W A Knolle. Bishop B D Mouton leads services and a $636 collection is to buy pews. Appointments listed for eastern and western Texas districts amid notes on ministries and education. A new vacuum cleaner for automobiles and clothing is operated by exhaust gases.

German Methodist Mission Conference German Methodist Church South San Marcos Buena Vista W. A. Knolle B. D. Mouton Texas H. W. Weise Bering Memorial Church Houston E. A. Konker Houston Mission W. H. Weise F. Mumme East Bernard W. Buss Galveston A. E. Rector Western District Ry Hensch Mason Moerner H. Jordan Castell F. W. Radezky Fredericksburg W. D. Wiemers New Fountain J. F. Koch Tehuacana Elm Creek W. O. Benold Lehmberg San Antonio G. W. Muennink di Rabe New Braunfels O. H Bartlett and Beyersville R. Gamme

Examinations Announced for November 22 Post Office Jobs

The United States civil service commission lists examinations on November 22 at the San Antonio post office. Positions include Cataloguer in zoology at the United States National Museum, Assistant Map Engraver and Apprentice Map Engraver at the Geological Survey in Washington, Monotype Keyboard Operator at the Government Printing Office, General Mechanic in the Departmental Service, and several teaching posts at Bay area or tribal schools with annual or monthly salaries as stated.

United States Civil Service Commission San Antonio United States National Museum The Geological Survey Washington, D C Government Printing Office Washington, D. C

Riebe Undertaking Co Auto Ambulance Service

Riebe Undertaking Co provides auto ambulance service at 221 E Commerce with phone 341. Also promotes Saratoga Restaurant for oysters on half shell.

Riebe Undertaking Co Saratoga Restaurant

Willingness to Pay Leads to Tailor’s Death in Chicago

In Chicago on Archer avenue a tailor named Alexander Digiacoma intervened to settle a restaurant quarrel, offering to pay the bills of three men. The trio resented the offer, fled, and later shot Digiacoma five times as he left, killing him instantly. the three suspects escaped.

Associated Press Chicago Alexander Digiacoma Archer Avenue Digiacoma

Missionaries Needed to Counter Japanese Influence in China

New Orleans, Nov 6. Miss Orence Miller, national secretary of the Christian Woman's Board of Missions, urged sending missionaries to China at the Woman's Missionary jubilee. She warned that teaching English in Chinese schools could open doors for Bible instruction, and that current manning shortages prevent accepting offers. She warned that Japan's materialism may delay Christianization of China for hundreds of years if action is not taken. The jubilee party then left for Memphis.

Associated Press New Orleans China Orient Orence Miller Christian Woman's Board of Missions Soniat Avenue Christian Church Japan Jubilee Party Memphis

Knoxs Son to Wed McCook Heiress in New York

Catherine McCook of Knox family in New York engagement to Hugh S. Knox second son of the secretary of state announced. No wedding date set. This marks the third Knox wedding in five years and ties the McCooks to the Knoxs again. General Anson McCook, father of Catherine, was long time secretary of the United States Senate.

Associated Press New York Catherine McCook Hugh S. Knox Knox McCook J. H. Reed Knox Elizabeth Mcoe Pittsburg Katherine McCook Anson McCook Fighting McCooks General McCook United States Senate

Baker Foils Robber Then Fatally Wounded

Charles Schultze a Chicago baker challenged robbers and attempted to tackle an armed bandit at a Wentworth Avenue saloon. He was shot and fatally wounded after seizing a revolver wielding robber, while others complied with the menacing thieves.

Associated Press Chicago Ill Charles Schultze Schultze Wentworth Avenue

Robbery and Shooting At Nearby Salon

In a struggle a man was shot twice during a raid at a local salon. The barber Schultze lives next door. his wife, hearing the gunfire, ran to help and was knocked down by a thief as the pair escaped.

Schultze

Illinois corn rot leaves farmers to burn grain for fuel

In Mattoon Illinois on November 6 farmers across the corn belt face heavy losses as excessive rains rot much of the grain left in fields. To recoup losses they plan to rely on decayed corn as fuel during winter rather than buying coal from dealers. The extent of abandoned corn is reportedly the largest in Illinois history.

Associated Press Mattoon Ill Illinois Corn Belt Illinois

Preachers Oppose Cotton Palace in Waco

Rev H D Knickerbocker pastor of Austin Avenue Methodist Church and other ministers condemned Cotton Palace conditions. They criticized the opening of picture shows and carnival companies. Knickerbocker warned he would oppose the event if he returns to Waco next year.

Cotton Palace Associated Press Waco Tex H. D. Knickerbocker Austin Avenue Methodist Church Knickerbocker

A Cure for Catarrh Promises Pure Blood Healing

An ad explains catarrh stems from impure blood and promotes S S S as a blood purifying tonic. It claims local treatment helps but only cure comes from curing the blood. The Swift Specific Co offers a free book on catarrh and local aid while purification proceeds.

S.S S.S.S Swift Specific CO Atlanta

Registration to Save Infant Life At Chicago Conference

Chicago November 6. The American Association of the Study and Prevention of Infant Mortality plans to discuss prompt birth registration as the best way to measure infant death rates and to start health protection early. The meetings November 16 to 18 will cover midwife practice housing milk depots and related topics with educators physicians and officials from across the United States. Leaders include David Starr Jordan Jane Addams J White Ridg Williams and Ellen C Babbit.

Associated Press Chicago American Association of the United States Bureau of Census David Starr Jordan Leland Stanford University J. Whiteridge Williams Johns Hopkins Medical School Jane Addams Ellen C. Babbitt Russell Sage Foundation Child Helping

Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Endorsed Worldwide

A vintage health ad touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as trusted by millions of mothers for over sixty years. It claims to soothe the child, soften gums, relieve pain, cure wind colic, and treat diarrhea, urging readers to ask for the product by name and warn against substitutes. The copy notes a price of twenty five cents.

Trains Collision Kills Engineer Near Swansea Southbound No. 43

A Seaboard Air Line southbound passenger train from New York ran into an open switch at Swansea 25 miles south of Columbia. Engineer W Edward Pritchard of Savannah was killed, fireman Prince Davis injured, and express messenger H G Freeman and mail clerk T W Moore slightly hurt. The engine overturned trapping the engineer.

Associated Press Savannah Seaboard Air Line Railway New York Swansea Columbia S. C W. Edward Pritchard Prince Davis H. G. Freeman T. W. Moore

Cholera Dimming in Chiasso, Italy Reports

Chiasso Switzerland November 6 bulletin from the Italian government reports cholera cases declining. Officials note reduced infections as public health measures continue.

Associated Press Chiasso Switzerland

Cholera Cases Decline Across Italian Provinces

The record shows a further drop in cholera cases for October 22 to 28 with 186 known cases and 88 deaths. Naples Genoa Cahert and Campobasso reported no cases while Caltanisetta province had 61 cases and 34 deaths and Messina 16 cases with two deaths.

Ment Naples Genoa Cahert Campobasso Caltanisetta Messina

Beaupre Faces Second Trial For Wife Murder In Dallas

Oliver P Beaupre returns to the criminal district court in Dallas for a second trial after a mistrial in the murder case of his wife Hattie Beaupre who was found dead last February from a blunt head injury. The evidence remains circumstantial.

Associated Press Dallas Tex Oliver P. Beaupre Criminal District Court Hattie Beaupre

Hall’s Texas Wonder claims quick relief for kidney and rheumatic troubles

Merits are touted with claims that the remedy provides permanent relief in kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles and that seldom one bottle fails to cure. Local testimonials invite written responses. Dr B W Hall St Louis Mo sold by druggists A Coltran plumper. Both phones.

Hall B. W. Hall St. Louis

Complaint Updated in Houston Stabbing Case

Following M C M Williams death from stab wounds the assault with intent murder charge against Lebro Cox was amended to murder and he was moved from Crockett to Houston jail awaiting proceedings. Both men were carpenters.

Associated Press Houston Tex M. C. M. Williams Lebro Cox Crockett Carpenters

Oldest Conductor Buried In Houston Funeral

The naval today of R. D. Qualtrough, oldest conductor in Harriman lines Texas, was one of the largest events seen here in years. He served about thirty five years, held a thirty second degree Mason title and belonged to many other orders.

Associated Press Houston Tex R. D. Qualtrough Harriman Lines Liz de Mason

Woman's Press Club to Meet in Houston

M Laura Robinson, president of the Texas Women's Press association, issued a call for a meeting of a gate in Houston on November 6, urging members to attend the gathering and discuss association matters.

Woman's Press Club Associated Press Houston Tex Laura’ Robinson Texas Women’s Press Association

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