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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1908

Page

6

Attempt to wreck northbound Santa Fe train near Boe station

Special to The Light, Comfort, Tes. Nov 17. An attempt to derail the northbound Santa Fe passenger train occurred just after leaving Boe station. A tie lay across the track at the bridge approach but the train advanced slowly as the pilot pushed through. Sheriff Monroe Saner notified at Boine and arrived this morning. Footprints indicating boots were found leading away from the site. Several witnesses reported seeing people nearby minutes before. This is the third such attempt in three years, with earlier incidents near the fairgrounds and Karnes City. Indictments were returned in those cases, but defendants were never tried.

Boe Station Sheri Monroe Saner Borne Fair Grounds Karnes City

Yoakum Plans Mexico Road Tie to Brownsville Route

Special to The Wight from Fort Worth on November 17 reports Yoakum and Rock Island interests pursuing about five million acres in Mexico. They aim to build a road from Brownsville to Mexico City, connecting with the St. Louis Brownsville line, but the plan was halted a year ago due to price and feasibility concerns.

Fort Worth Tex Rock Island Or Yoakum Mexico Brownsville Mexico City Chitect St. Louis Brownsvill

Wool owners plot to hold price at Texas warehouse

Langs of the National Wool Growers Association says urgent plans to build a large wool warehouse in Texas aim to secure higher prices. Chicago merchants reportedly will refuse to handle wool not stored there as Kerrville prep for Friday sale of 408,000 pounds led by Charles Schrei. Buyers include Walter C. Donald Hartford Caldwell Palmer George Roope Charles Stokes A. Wallace Littledale James McGair Goodhue Studley Emery Henry Burns.

Paso Tex Ho Nne Langs National Wool Growers’ Association Chicago Charles Schrei Kerrville Walter C. Donald H. B. Todd & Root Co Hartford Conni Caldwell Palmer Jeremiah Willams & Co Boston George Roope Charles Stokes George F. Willett & Co A. Wallace Littledale Lice & Maming James McGair Goodhue, Studley & Emery Henry Burns Hallowell Jones & Tonaid

Unions Boycott Hall Under Construction in Ennis

Special to The Tight reports Ennis Texas on November 17 that labor unions have ordered a boycott of renting space in a large three story hall nearing completion because the contractor used nonmethyl labor. Several unions had planned to use the hall.

Enils Tex

Hearing Opens on Texas Shippers Rate Protest

Thompson first witness as the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on the Texas protest against a recent rate increase begins. Commissioners Kronklin Lane and Pan C Har Jat travel to Texas to hear evidence and possibly hear final arguments in Washington later. Thompson testifies on railroad valuations and methods used in determining investment and earnings.

Texas Washington R. A. Thompson Texas Railroad Scommisalok Thompson Coxds Bam Hy Cowany Texas Cattle Raisers’ Association Hhis Commissiona Ger

New Turn in Murder Story at La Forte

William Slater testified that Tay Lamphere confessed intimacy with Mrs. Guinnese and chased Andrew Berzelein with a cum while Mrs. Guinness promised to marry Lamphere after he joined a secret society. He also testified Lamphere sought out insurance as a sensational feature of the case.

la Forte Ind Tay Lamphere Guinnese Andrew Berzelein

Police Matron Is Refuge For Girls In San Antonio

Miss M Wlasnor Brackenridge recalls the death by suicide of a young girl in Dark and praises the citys police matron system. An out-of-town donor, impressed by San Antonios philanthropic work, visited the matron at City Hall to see the office aiding stranded or erring women. The matron serves day and night, with a bed for survivors, and local women fund emergency needs.

Mhe M. Wlasnor Brackenridge San Antonio Awas Travis Park Buod Wergen of

Von Buelow and Emperor Reach Constitutional Accord

Berlin reports that Chancellor von Buelow and the emperor concluded a three quarter hour Potsdam interview with an understanding that state affairs will be conducted through constitutional channels. The emperor granted permission to publish a declaration confirming this approach.

Berlin Umpert Wallan von Buelow Potsdam Prib¢e von Buelow Syill Bath von, Buelow

Noting to Say Bryan Interview Contrast

A fragmentary note describes an interview request with William Jennings Bryan, mentioning Amy Creswall Bell and an informant seeking clarity on the spouse and politics. The text is garbled, with references to limitations and page placement.

Amy Creswall Bell Mra William Jennings Bryan Mei Wiliam Bryan

Sunset railway to start freight depot construction in 10 days

W. Van Vleck, vice president of GH & 8. Acv railway, announced the Sunset railway freight depot contract has been awarded to Trooks Gordon Co. of Houston. The reinforced concrete depot will sit on the block bounded by Phun Wyrenning Dakota and Walnut, south of the passenger station, with two 60 by 18 foot buildings costing about 300000.

Sunset Railway West van Vleck Acv Railway Gommeres Gemimission Igo al Hanaton Trooks-Gordon Coustellcsian Compiny Houston van Vick Frelelt Phun, Wyrenning Dakota Walnut Streets Eask

Simmons Railroad Charter Approved

The article reports approval of the Simmons Railroad Charter with $70,000 capital. Incorporators are San Antonio residents led by A. Simmons and partners, intended to extend from San Antonio to nearby counties, forming the Simmons road.

Simmons Railroad Ausip Tex Nev Atledida Belo Railroad wWlawney Mo- Nowa Bexar County Simmon Choy San Antonio

Bayan Oidesteps Probable Candidacy for U5 Senate

The Light reports William Jennings Bryan speaking to a representative on the state election and his future plans. He dismisses a definite presidential bid, notes democracy requires equal opportunity, and declines committing to a Nebraska senatorial offer while calling the Senate the second-highest American office.

William Jennings Bryan Sir Bryan Bryan United States Mr. Bryant

Bryan Arrival in San Antonio Delights City Officials

William Jennings Bryan, candidate in multiple presidential bids, arrives in San Antonio and is greeted by Mayor Callaghan. They tour the Menger Hotel area, attend a duck hunt at Mitchell Lake with Col. Hearne, and plan a reception and addresses before continuing to Montery, Mexico. Bryan’s visit, tied to the Waterways convention, draws eager crowds and a formal dinner tonight.

William Jennings Brean Amartea Lincoln Nebraska Ban Allowin America Bryan South Col Chena Pat Am William Jennings Hrgan San Antonio Silg G. N Bryan—Callaghan Congressman Sladen Charles W. Asden Winchester Kelso A. W. Seeligang Will A. Moss State Executive Committee H. J. Hildebrand Grounty Monterey Mexico Cal Mrs. Robertson Bryans San R. W. Hearne My. Bryan Mitchell Col. Hearne Col. Bryan Seventh Ara Corps ALC. Halts Cal. Bryan D. Hiley Mitchell Lake Garby Oscar Curssaz Guessaz Hay Jug Sev Guth Bryan Wil Abouk O Creplion Menger Hokely D Gavin Mryan Menger Ss Antonio the Menger Corpus Christi Callaghan Mis Brean

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Comfort Rock Island Interests The Republic National Association Chago Merchants Hall Ennis Commission Lone Star State Mine Brackenridge von Guelow Kaiser MARS Ntwo W. 5. Bryan Beein Houster Firm Bayan Oidesteps Place
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