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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1908

Page

6

Mine Disaster in Hamm Westphalia Claims Dozens Dead

An explosion and fire at the Rabed mine in Hamm Westphalia Germany trapped about 150 workers in shaft No 2 and left 18 survivors seriously injured. Of 460 miners in the pit four hundred were present when the disaster struck and 35 bodies had been recovered by 4 pm. Rescuers faced extreme danger as flames spread and police cordons kept crowds back.

Hamm Westphalia Germany Nylve Delagay Honeré

Fort Worth Proposed $100,000 Packing Plant Upgrade

Fort Worth eyed project aims to erect and operate a packing house with an estimated cost of $100,000. Berget of Swaryciug and Sulzbergar reports to Texas News Service that Fort Worth will likely accept the offer and employ about 2000 men.

Cilcaga Sue Berget Swaryciug and Sulzbergar Company Texas News Service Fort Worth

Bunderath May Rebuke Kaiser in Foreign Talks

Nerlin Nov 12 The foreign affairs committee of the Bunderath faces keen speculation as it convenes. A prior unusual move fuels belief the session aims to restrain Emperor William from pursuing an independent policy in empire diplomacy.

Nerlin Foreign Affairs Committee Bunderath Federal Council Willian

Receivers Named in Johnson Hobby Case

In federal court Warren Bicknell and rivals Warren Bicknell and rant Hownelvers were named as receivers for the Manicial Fon company linked to Major Johnson. The action concerns a three cent Ezra con and related financial matters.

Gleveland Obie Rov Dalize Taxtur

Editor Mourns After Son's Fatal Fall from Nineteenth Floor

The Louisville Courier Journal editor is prostrated by the death of his son Hat Ses who died yesterday after falling from a nineteenth floor Wall Street building.

Louisville Courier-Journal Hatses Wall Street

Grief Over Watterson III Death Casts Shadow Over Family

New York Nov 12 The body of Harvie Watterson son of Henry W Watterson is expected to be sent to Louisville Kentucky for burial after a fall from a nineteenth floor window of a Wall Street building. The tragedy deeply grieves the family with his widow gravely affected by the news as relatives say Henry Watterson is also distressed by the shock.

New York Lkely Harvie Watterson Henry W. Watterson Louisville Trym Henry Watterson

Taft Selection Spurs Mexico Business Rebound

Monterey Mexico November 12 The Taft victory is boosting investor confidence in Mexico Copper and zinc prices rise 28 and spelter steady prompting renewed activity in mining and land deals. A large Chicago investment party led by Austin Story of Union Realty Indianapolis is touring to evaluate mineral and timber land options secured by the republic.

Monterey Mex Taft Mexico Republic Chicago Austin Story Union Realty’ Company of Indianapolis

Woman fatally stabbed by husband in Jal

Tom Adan eck, a Bohemian farmer, was arrested in Jal for fatally wounding his wife Adameck. She suffered 14 stab wounds with a long knife, including a severed right finger, neck cuts, and a deep gash near the eye. The attacker was not killed and is held on charges.

Sheetal Taylor Tex Nev Tom Adaneck Bohemian Farmer Adameck Jal

Despondent San Antonio man kills himself at home

G W Childers aged about 57, a lifelong San Antonio resident, shot himself at his 215 Sadie Street residence after a period of unemployment and stomach trouble. A cousin living with him found him unconscious. he died before a physician arrived. The revolver was a 32 caliber Smith & Wesson. he had recently been employed but was despondent over work prospects. The coroner and undertakers took custody of the body.

G. W. Childers San Antonio the Sicibity George W. Childers Wyte Sadie Street Mary B. Jennell Mary C. A. Denny Devine Street Denny T. H. Gray Taxus Steam Laundry Martha Willis Childers San Antonis Government Experimental Farm Sayers Bexar County Walter Beck Aera James Chillers Los Angeles Cal. F Witiam Perryuans Madison Street Ben Fisk Geritains Afebe Undertaking Company

Dismiss the Case Against Doctor Berry

Dr. Berry known as Phenominal La Fayette faced charges of swindling over $50 from Annie M. Freeland. A hearing before County Judge Shook exonerated him this forenoon. The case claimed he promised gallstone removal without pain or surgery. H B Salliway moved to quash the affidavit for insufficient time to cure.

B. Berry la Fayette Annie M. Freeland

Mail carrier caught between two cars in Locknart

Special to The Wight reports in Locknart Tex on November 12 B Zachary a gainnill carrier was seriously injured and narrowly died today when caught between two Katy cars being switched his cart torn to pieces and all four horses injured

Locknart Tex Zachary

Obligation Is On You For Subscriptions To the Rail Road Home

Some solicited for subscriptions treat committees like salesmen, delaying due to perceived favors. Committees are business people volunteering time for the common good and deserve minimal trouble. Subscribing is your benefit not theirs. failure to subscribe harms you more than others.

Plan for a rail and irrigation complex to Tampico

Plans propose a tall road railway from the Rio Grande to Tampico via an international bridge and a vast irrigation scheme to water 150000 acres. The Hacienda Santo lona in Tamaulipas would host a joint venture with Diaz Reyes and other Mexican officials, including a large canal project supervised by American engineers.

Monterey Mex Mexico San Tony Tunction Hidalgo County D. C. da la Montans New York Rapalette Santoloa Tamaulinas Suc Menny Diaz Bernardo Reyes San Fermindo Tampico Senor de la Montana Frigalion Fite Santerna Bio Grande Amwigan Ines Tio Grande Tanvico Matamorks Brownsville San Juan Roth Mexican’ Congress de da Couren Nettiny

Center Cotton Warehouse Plan for New Orleans Union

New Orleans November 12 plans for a large central warehouse for the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union were formed after an executive session. A committee led by T J Brooks and others was authorized to work with business leaders, with power to mobilize up to one million bales of cotton for sale when market conditions allow. The group also will pursue negotiable warehouse certificates through local banks and urges states to appoint agricultural health commissions like Georgia.

New Orleans Farmers’ Edicational and Co-operative Union T. J. Brooks Tennessee C. B. Hightower Misslesppi J. & Greene North Carolina J. ¥. Calahan Oklahoma J. W. Boyatt, Jr Loutelana J. IL . Martin Georgia L. H. Morris Alabama Hneiness New Orleany Farmers’ Union

Youth Charged With Burning Lewisville Schoolhouse

Special to The Light Denton Texas November 12 Fred Stover aged 17 son of a Lewisville merchant was arrested today charged with arson in connection with the recent fire at the Lewisville school house He was released on a bond of 1800 dollars.

Denton Tex Fred Stover Lewisville Wit Airteaheit Areon

Lost Desires Turn to Tragedy in Morning Shoot

In a despondent mood over losing his job, a man shot himself in the morning, marking a tragic end to his distress. Police report a suicide carried out within his home, with no immediate signs of third party involvement. The incident underscores the impact of job loss on mental health and the fragility of life.

Opened Million IV 3 Coaches Opening Notice

Officials of the Southern Pacific company announced a milling order for new Pullman coaches between San Francisco and Fortland Anaheim and Los Angeles. An additional expenditure of 1,000,000 dollars funds 22 passenger coaches for use on the Pacific Coast lines.

Hew Pultman San Frapelsca Fortilind Los Angeles Southers Pariste Company En Coun Pacific Conat

Former constable acquitted of robbery

El Paso, Mex. Nov 18 A former constable was found not guilty by a jury today on a charge of robbery by the use of fire weaponry. Manen laments the outcome as the trial concluded with the jury’s verdict.

el Paso Mex Manenlaments

Rain Doesn't Stop Bonus Campaigners

Bank directors and traction interests in San Antonio plan meetings to approve bonus subscriptions for the San Antonio to Brownsville railroad. CB Mallaly says decisions require consultation among major buyers, while canvassing continues despite rain. Subscriptions noted include 2500 from M Halff & Co and 2500 from San Antonio Drug Co, with others from Ed Steves & Sons and Hillyer Deutsch Jarrett Co. Oakville asks for progress updates as Live Oak County committees stay active.

San Antonio Traction and Waters Works Brownsville CB. Malaly Business Men's Cut Young Mr. Mullaly M. Halff & Co A. B. Frank & Co San Antonio Drug Company Estweim William Cassin T. B. Pelfrey Hoows Fund Ed. Steves & Sons Hillyer-Deutsch-Jarrett Co J. M. Cunningham Oakville

Arrest Ex-Sheriff for Carmack Killing

Nashville Nov. 12 John B. Sharp ex sheriff of this county was arrested today on indictment for aiding and abetting the murder of Senator Carmack. He was seen with the Caosers before and after the tragedy and placed in jail. Witnesses were called to investigate the killing as the inquest proceeds. Dr. Duncan Eve reported Robin Cooper remains in danger. Mike Wise and William G. O Fallon arrived from Brownsville by auto and are quartered at the Mengee hotel during their stay.

Nashville John 2 Sharp Senator Carmack Carmack Erand Senator Carmack Bh Robby Cowper Col Duncan Cooper Duncan Eve Robin Cooper Mas Mike Wise Brownsville William G. O'Fallon Mercedes Mengee

Market Ticker For Cotton and Grains With Fort Worth Receipts

Fort Worth dispatch reports mixed futures for cotton and grains with regional quotes from New York New Orleans and Houston. No. 2 hard wheat expected range around 98 to 104 cents a bushel while corn and oats show modest activity with regional price marks and Fort Worth receipts totaling about 3800 boxes and varied item tops reaching around 4.75 dollars per box.

Fort Worth Tex Hoge Alge

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