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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1907
Page
5
Nome Alaska reports a mysterious ash fall spreading across the seaward peninsula. A blanket of fine gritty material covers houses and furniture, hampering daily life as residents fear a volcanic eruption and possible loss of life with reports of distant island activity and a stormy, ash laden atmosphere.
Colonel Ike T Pryor, president of the Texas Cattleraisers association, returns from the southwest and reports optimism. He will join Sam Cowan in Washington to urge correction of shipping rates and concerted protections cattlemen say are denied by railroads.
R J Patterson critically injured after being struck and dragged by street car No 229 at Government Hill post gate. He suffered a fractured skull multiple wounds and possible internal injuries. Patrol Report notes motorman and conductor may face charges for operating a street car without proper control. Patterson, age over 60, previously a B A Mayor salesman, lies unconscious at government hospital.
William A. Braver, a carrier at the San Antonio post office, has tendered his resignation and will be relieved from duty once his successor from the civil service eligibles list is appointed.
Chicago Illinois reports praise for Judge Clelland and his parole cure touted as a temperance remedy. Testimonials from patrons describe personal transformations while parole officers note some cases lacking full cure. The judge issued warrants for profiteers and directed harsher action against violators.
New York Nov The bill to create national incorporation of clearing houses will be introduced in the senate by Senator Thomas Platt after Congress opens It would place one clearing house per state with power to issue currency to its members and require a reserve equal to that of national banks The aim mirrors earlier failed efforts in 1896 and 1902 The week’s financial events show growing confidence in resuming normal banking and credit operations aided by improved market sentiment despite distrusts causing payment withholding and ongoing liquidation of securities
In Philadelphia on November 3 a clash of service academies features Army versus Navy officers. President’s daughter Ethel will attend, with Assistant Secretary Oliver and Newbury leading the Navy delegation as Army and Navy generals and officers rally behind their teams.
In Chicago an elevator fell ten floors at Edenheimer Stein & Co, injuring six and trapping two others. About twenty people, mainly women, were aboard as the car plunged to the shaft bottom after a cable parted. Fire crews rescued the injured from the wreckage.
Finance is the principal subject to be discussed at the Lexar County Pacm grst institute convened at the Business Men's club at 2 o'clock this afternoon. It is a regular monthly meeting, expected to cover issues of financial stringency amid a large attendance of many strangers.
Weather outlook for Sap rf COAL calls for fair conditions tonight and Sunday. Low temperatures around 8 to 9 degrees were recorded in the last 42 hours ending this morning, with wind speeds not specified. Temperature measurements at the weather office show a year over year comparison with several values including 53 and 58 in past hours. A countrywide weather report is noted to appear on page seven.
In Washington district court Mrs Anna M Bradley faces trial for killing former senator Brown in Utica last December. Proceedings drew a large, largely female audience as hearings opened with arguments by Assistant U.S. Attorney Cumer and defense counsel Wells. Turner argued for treating the case as if a man acted, then lost composure briefly. Wells urged defense under the law of the land protecting women. Judge Powers adjourned proceedings to Monday at 10 o clock after a dramatic moment.
R B Heeran of Pittsburg arrives in the city with an “International eb” cargo. He plans to stay several days. on leaving home he notes heavy snowfall. He says he felt ashamed to see the load he carried and the snow on the way.
Reports from St. Louis say George J. Gould reorganizes the International and Great Northern with a broad personnel shake up. Horace W. Clarke named vice president and general manager, succeeding Trice whose resignation takes effect January 1. Clarke becomes superintendent of the Mobile and Ohio.
Brief service scheduled for this evening at Temple Beth Well marking the first night of Hanukkah. Rabbi Marks will officiate the ceremony, with details of time and observance noted for congregants.
Rufus Williams facing assault and robbery charges in a crowded courtroom as jurors linger past 3 PM with an 17 hour deadlock. Judge Dwyer considers continuation or discharge while Williams, his wife, and Mrs. Sallie Gibson observe.
Mrs Mary Hulton of Chicago launches a Widows and Geass Widowers club aiming to support divorced and widowed women. She plans friendly chats to share married yearnings and life lessons, forming a local network to aid healing and mutual assistance among members.
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