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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1911

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Texans Aim to Turn Alamo Mission Into Museum

A gathering at the fairgrounds honored Confederate veterans and Texans born before 1846. Native Texans advocated restoring the Alamo mission as a meeting place and war museum, with officers reelected including F F Collins and C Graves. The event featured Southern music and tributes to the Confederacy, while urging new members to join.

E International Fair Snd San Anonio F. F. Ellins Collins Texas United Tes Ilins Alamo Mission

Fragmentary Weather Table From Historic Page

Readable fragments show scattered temperature readings and short notes. The data lists several numbers that resemble temperatures or indices alongside vague labels such as dates or times. No clear events or locations are identifiable from the legible portions.

Local forecast for San Antonio and vicinity

The San Antonio area will see unsettled weather from today through Wednesday with a cool, unsettled pattern. Skies may mix sun and clouds with chances of light showers and cooler overnight temperatures. Highs will be modest and overnight lows dip near or below seasonal norms.

San Antonio Vicinity

Weather observations across multiple cities

Temperature readings and wind directions reported for several cities including Louis Chicago Wa United York and Washington. Forecasts note rain tonight and Wednesday with variable winds from the east west or southwest.

Louis ICAGO Waukee Paul Sas City York Coday Ile Hington

Newspaper Wire Carried by San Antonio Light Questioned

A fragment argues that any Associated Press wire carried into San Antonio via the San Antonio Light is taxed with bias and lacks basis, citing concerns over source neutrality and publication control.

Associated San Antonio

Extra Votes Boost in Tur Licut Auto Voting Contest

Readers who subscribe for three months or longer by midnight Saturday November 1 will receive 10 000 extra votes. Each subscription grants a Subscription Ballot in this issue to enter with a good score. Fill and mail today to boost chances in the contest.

Tur Licut

Local Carpenter Karl Hoenig Found Dead in San Antonio Home

The 76 year old carpenter Karl Reinhold Hoenig was found in the bathroom at 114 Lafitte Street with a leg wound and a razor nearby. A note cited years of misery from rheumatism and he left surviving a widow and two sons in San Antonio. Coroner's inquest allowed removal to Riebe Undertaking. funeral plans pending.

Karl Reinhold Hoenig Lafitte Street Hoenig San Antonio Germany Umseheid Riebe Undertaking Company

Curopeans Massacred by African Natives

Report from Lisbon via Frontier dated November 7 describes a revolt in Angola, then Portuguese West Africa. Native tribes attack settlements around Cacezere and Cassai, massacring Europeans after torture. Panic forces settlers to abandon properties and seek refuge in towns with families.

Associated Press Lisbon Frontier Angola Africa Cacezere Cassai

Mexican boy lynching case nears jury completion in Cameron

In Cameron Texas on November 17 the Mexican boy lynching case enters its second day as jurors work toward a full panel. Five jurors were chosen from ninety. a new panel was summoned. Defendant Z T Gore Jr faces murder charges in the Fernando Gomez case from Thorndale on June 19. Jurors include C J Moore Jack Allen J E Cochran J W Small and A Rondeman, all Milam county farmers.

Associated Press Cameron Tex Z. T. Gore Jr Fernando Gomez Thorndale C. J. Moore Jack Allen J. E. Cochran J. W. Small A. Rondeman Milam County

Fountain at courthouse revived by recent rains

After three months idle the fountain at the courthouse began spurting again as artesian well pressure rose following several days of rain. Observers note that nearly every local well has regained full head and the fountain runs only when pressure is sufficient.

Court House Artesian

New York Votes In Rainy Election Tests Democratic Lead Questioned

Voters faced wet ballots as New York state polls opened amid heavy rain. Democrats aim to retain control of 85 of 159 state assembly districts while New York City elects aldermen and judges. Upstate races include Albany probe of William Barnes Jr. and anti-Tammany mayoral bid by Thomas Osborne. Election results to drops soon after 5 PM closing.

Empire State New York City Supreme Court Newpork Upstate New York Tammany Hall William K. Hearst Suburn Thomas M. Osborne Albany William Barnes Jr Republican State Committee Barnes

Kentucky voters head to polls in governor race

Louisville reports strong election turnout as campaigns peak for Edward C. O'Rear Republican and James B. McCreary Democrat. The contest draws long lines and broad attention across Kentucky ahead of the vote.

Louisville Kentucky Edward C.o’rear State Court of Appeals James B. McCreary United States

Mexico City resumes normal after Madero inauguration

Mexico City reports a return to normal following the inauguration of President Madero. The new cabinet includes Manuel Calero in Foreign Relations, Abraham Gonzales in Interior, Manuel Vasquez Tagle in Justice, Miguel Diaz Lombardo in Education, Manuel Bonilla in Communications, Ernesto Madero in Finance, General Jose Gonzales Salas in War, and Rafael Hernandez in Fomento with the rest of the personnel listed.

Mexico City Madero Manuel Calero Abraham Gonzales Manuel Vasquez Tagle Miguel Diaz Lombardo Manuel Bonilla Ernesto Madero

Taft to Unveil Lincoln Statue in Frankfort

President Taft visits Frankfort for the unveiling of Abraham Lincoln’s statue in the state capitol rotunda. Sculptor A F Weinman oversees final bronze placement as committees named by Gov Willson prepare the welcome. Robert T Lincoln will miss the ceremony and related Lincoln memorial events near Hodgenville.

Associated Press Frankfort Taft Abraham Lincoln Kentucky A. F. Weinman Towanda James B. Speed Louisville Augustus EB. Willson Mr. Taft Robert T. Lincoln Lincoln Memorial Lincoln Hodgenville

San Antonio to Observe Day at International Fair

San Antonio businesses including Joske Bros Wolff & Marx Saul Wolfson Dry Goods Washer Bros and others will close all day Thursday November 9 for San Antonio day at the international fair. Banks schools city offices and many merchants will also close. the event features automobile races and kennel shows drawing visitors from across Texas.

San Antonio Varnes P. Brown The Fair Association Joske Bros. Company Wolff & Marx Company Saul Wolfson Dry Goods Company Washer Bros. Company Guarantee Shoe Company Cinderella Shoe Company Frank Bros Central West Texas Texas Jersey

Complaints Filed in Football Fight Case at Electric Park

Two complaints charging assault to murder arising from a brawl yesterday at Electric park were filed in Justice Ben Fisk's court by N. J. Marshall of the Marshall Training school. Families of the defendant said he would appear this afternoon as a witness list of more than a dozen was turned over. a preliminary hearing may be waived and bond posted.

Waldron Murdock Clyde Littlefield Electric Park Ben Fisk N. J. Marshall Marshall Training School Justice Fisk

Trial Set for December 4 in Houston Heights Murders

The trial of A. H. Sheffield, charged in the March 1910 Houston Heights murders, is scheduled for December 4. He is free on bail while Frank Turney, who confessed and named Sheffield, remains jailed and will be the prosecution's main witness. special venues have been ordered drawn.

Associated Press Houston Tex A. H. Sheffield Houston Heights Frank Turney Sheffield

Force Not to Disband Mustering Out Order Countermanded

Incendiary literature circulates among Mexicans along the border at Presidio Texas amid talks of a new revolution. The countermanded order for General Sanchez at Ojinaga to muster out his command is seen as government unease. Americans and Mexican elites push back on revolt talk while the Orient road’s fate hinges on peace. Outlaw depredations persist but are waning due to rurales actions.

Presidio Tex Sanchez Ojinaga Mexico

Veteran Bowles in critical condition after stroke

Capt. J. Bowles longtime state house watchman in Austin is critically ill at his home at 808 West Tenth Street following a paralysis stroke. He is 73 years old and not expected to recover.

Austin Tex Bowles State House West Tenth Street

Mayor orders investigation of actor shooting case

Houston November 7 Mayor Rice ordered a rigid investigation into the shooting and arrest of Neil McCay theatrical man and his companion G W Smith by Detective Freeman Hill Sunday night. McCay rests well at the infirmary and leg amputation is not expected unless complications arise. The grand jury also began investigating the matter this afternoon.

Associated Press Houston Tex Rice Neil McCay G. W. Smith Freeman Hill McCay

Rain Forecast Dampens San Antonio and Statewide

Rain began last night and continues across Texas with widespread showers expected tonight. San Antonio logged .65 inch, Galveston reported 2.60 inches as low pressure moved from northern Mexico toward the gulf coast.

San Antonio Weather Bureau Galvestone Mexico Texas Gulf Coast

Old Mason Joseph War ing Dies in Masonic Temple

Joseph War ing a 90 year old prominent Mason in New York dropped dead of heart disease in the vestibule of the Masonic temple shortly after leaving a Palestine commandery meeting. He had long served in the local lodge and was well known in Masonic circles.

Associated Press New York Joseph Waring Masonic Temple Palestine Commandery

Wu Ting Fang Backs Republic in China Reform

Dr Wu Ting Fang, named director of foreign affairs by Kiang Su reformists, pledges support for a republican government. He recalls his US posts, cites plans for a strong cabinet, keeps treaty obligations, and predicts port openings to boost foreign trade amid anti Manchu sentiment.

Associated Press Shanghai Wu Ting Fang Kiang Su China United States Washington Foreign Bureau Dr. Wu Cheng Ta Chuen Soo Chow Ap Mukden Cheng Te Chuen Vernot Pekin Roap Sae Sung

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Iain Alamo F. F. Collins C.oes C. K. Graves A. B. Storeyy Albert Sidney Johnstone United Confederate South Storey Frank Levy O. M. Newman Razor Karl R. Hoenig Portugal Massachusetts Training School Mason Lodge GLARE the Republic America
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