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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1912

Page

3

Mother and daughter meet after nine years in Grand Rapids

Mrs. Ella Mayhew a Red Cross representative and her daughter Mrs. Sidney Burrows of West Grand Rapids were reunited after nine years. Burrows believed Mayhew perished in the Iroquois theater fire in Chicago where about 600 died. Mayhew survived with injuries and later assumed a new identity.

Grand Burrows

Agricultural Day Observed in Corpus Christi Schools

Agricultural day combined with Seaman A. Knapp Memorial day was observed in Corpus Christi High School and other Nueces county schools this morning. City Superintendent C. W. Crossley and county government agent J. O. Berryman arranged the programs carried out in all county schools.

Corpus Christi Tex Seaman A. Knapp Corpus Christi High School Nueces County C. W. Crossley J. O. Berryman

Trask Named President of Panama Canal Exposition Arts Dept

John E D Trask secretary of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts was appointed president of the Panama Canal exposition fine arts department in Philadelphia on November 27.

Trask Philadelphia John E. D. Trask Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts

Falls Dead in Arms of His Wife Captain Lombard Dies at New Orleans

Captain James C. Lombard aged 50 master of the United Fruit steamer Abangarez died in his New Orleans state room shortly after the ship arrived from Colon. He had endured illness and a tropical storm on the voyage and chose duty over hospitalization. He was a native of Nova Scotia.

New Orleans James C. Lombard United Fruit Colon

Fire Destroys Boerne Bakery and Ice Cream Parlor

Boerne Texas fire at 2 am destroyed the bakery owned by T R Adler and an adjacent ice cream parlor. Fire threatened Vogt hotel and the nearby bank prompting a request to San Antonio for help, but firefighters quickly controlled the blaze and aid was canceled.

Boerne Bakery Boerne Tex T. R. Adler Vogt San Antonio

Charters Issued in Dallas and Amendment Filed in Whitney

Hamilton Investment company of Dallas received its charter with capital stock of 32000 dollars for money accumulation and loan. Incorporators are Henry Hamilton E M Reardon and M N Baker. An amendment was filed by Bruton Hardware company of Whitney changing its purpose clause.

Austin Tex Hamilton Investment Company of Dallas Capital Stock Henry Hamilton E. M. Reardon M. N. Baker Bruton Hardware Company of Whitney

Wake Up Stomach Uses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets

An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for modern stomach trouble caused by quick eating. It claims tablets digest large amounts of food, aid absorption, and revitalize the body, noting a price of 50 cents per box.

Stuart

Carnegie Plans Pension Grants and Endowment Trust

Andrew Carnegie released a statement detailing his plan to leave most of his fortune to the Carnegie Corporation of New York, funding education and charity and supporting pensions for ex presidents if Congress does not act. He cited Lincoln Grant and Cleveland to justify his gift and noted a remaining 25 million in bonds to cover pensions and state taxes.

New York Andrew Carnegie Carnegie Corporation of Carnegie United States Carnegie Corporation United States Military Telegraph Corps Pennsylvania Railroad Pittsburg New York Corporation Luther Franklin Congress Cleveland Carnégie Grover Cleveland Mr. Carnegie Lincoln Grant White House

National Assembly Likely to Disapprove Panama Land Grants

Panama November 27 The national assembly probably will disapprove the land concessions granted by former President Pablo Arosemena as exceeding Panama zone limits. Secretary of War Stimson held a cordial conference with President Belisario Porras and cabinet members before leaving. Col William C Gorgas, chief sanitary officer of the canal zone, may travel to Guayaquil to address sanitary issues at Ecuador's request.

National Assembly Panama Pablo Arosemena Panama Zone Stimson Belisario Porras William C. Gorgas Panama Canal Zone Guayaquil

Three Towns Get Lower Rate In Texas Insurance Plan

The state insurance board says Bowie Eagle Pass and Lampasas are now qualified under the good record amendment to the general basis schedule and will receive a 15 percent reduction in final insurance rates. This brings the total to about 15 cities and towns in the state with the reduced rates.

Austin Tex State Insurance Board Bowie Eagle Pass Lampasas

Investigation Opens Into Wreck Near Alexandria

The Louisiana railroad commission began an inquiry in Baton Rouge into the Texas and Pacific wreck near Alexandria Monday that killed two and injured several. Inspectors Lawson and Bailey from the Interstate Commerce Commission would join local investigators.

Baton Rouge Louisiana Railroad Commission Texas & Pacific Railroad Alexandria Interstate Commerce Commission Lawson and Bailey Louisiana

Sheriff Enforces Sunday Closing Law Across City

Sheriff Wright and deputies arrested owners of two moving picture shows and four pool rooms and cigar stands for keeping open last Sunday as authorities step up enforcement of the Sunday closing law.

Corpus Christi Tex Wright

Grain Dealers to Meet in Chicago on Proposed Delivery Bill

Charles D. Jones announces a conference of all grain exchanges in Chicago on December 16 to discuss legislation aimed at ending dealing in grain for future delivery. A bill to this end has been prepared for the next Congress. Parcel post changes require return cards on large fourth class packages. comic valentines are exempt.

Nashville Tenn Charles D. Jones Grain Dealers’ National Association Chicago Congress

Names on Valentines Parcels Post Ruling

Parcel post rules require bulky valentines and other large mail to display the sender’s name. The ruling applies to films and gifts sent by lovesick swains, ensuring proper identification for delivery.

Parcels Post

Gimbel Store Ad Opposite Grand Opera House

An advertisement for Gimbel located opposite the Grand Opera House on Crockett Street notes moderate prices for merchandise and invites shoppers to visit for bargains.

Gimbel Grand Opera House Crockett St

Gonzales Citizens Give 300 Dollars for Orphanage

Gonzales Texas residents contribute about 300 dollars for St John's orphanage in San Antonio. The funds have been sent and a thank you letter from Bishop Shaw has been received.

Gonzales Tex St John's Orphanage San Antonio Bishop Shaw

Rioters in Kelliher tar editor after bank credit dispute

Mounted police detachment from Coat of Arms district quelled a riot in Kelliher 90 miles north of Regina. Officers report half the town’s men disarmed, several fined for disorderly conduct, and many jailed. The unrest followed local bank credit extensions to merchants and ended with the editor of a local newspaper tarred and feathered.

Regina Sask Mounted Eee Kelliher

Kaempf Re-elected Speaker in Berlin Imperial Parliament

Karl Joannes Kaempf, member representing the emperor's Berlin district, was today re-elected speaker of the house in Berlin. The vote confirms his leadership in the imperial parliament amid ongoing political tensions.

Berlin Karl Joannes Kaempf

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