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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1907

Page

6

Grilled Again Standard Is On Antious Seat

Government antitrust case against Standard Oil details the dissolution effort led by Attorney General Bonaparte. Special Master Franklin Ferriss to hear testimony in New York and other cities as top officials including John D Rockefeller are expected to testify. The trial marks a historic challenge to a vast monopoly with a strong defense team and broad regulatory implications.

the Light New York Standard OS Company Special Minter Franklin Fertiss St. Louis General Postafce Cail Bonaparte John D. Rockefeller William Rockefeller Henry H. Rogers Henry M. Flagler John D. Archbold Charles M. Fratt Oliver H. Payne Standard Ol Company of New Jersey Shetown Franklin Ferriss Mizzouri State Neas Iepal Ferriss Standard OH Company F. B. Kellogg St. Paul Graer

Jockey Williams Renounced After Stewards Probe

Jockey Taroy Williams faced a formal rebuke and removal from riding duties after stewards of the Jockey Club, following a report by Empire City Trotting Club officials, investigated alleged conduct during assignments aboard Kiran Carthage Woolatone and Edlife Turner. Williams is barred from future mounts pending further action.

Newwork Jockey Club Empire Oliy Taroy Willama Williams Kiraen Carthage Woolatone Edlife Turner

San Antonio Building Permits Jump in August 1806 Record

Acting Building Inspector F. B. Gaensien reports August 1806 building activity in San Antonio. 208 permits issued totaling 205,210 dollars, an 112,025 dollar rise over August last year and first month above 200,000 dollars in twenty months. Ward breakdown shows varied permit counts and values across six districts with lumber related work dominant. Total fees for the month reach 315 dollars.

F. B. Gaenslen Syas Ingnectar Third Fourth Hith Sixth Eighth

Remarkable four way divorce plan shocks New York

A dramatic marital arrangement involves Ferdinand P Earle the artist and son of a general planning a separation. His wife is to obtain a divorce in France then the marriage with Mr Barfe to a withheld partner will occur. A young son will travel to France with Harle and his wife. The parties, including the wife, accept the plan as the steamer Ryndam carries the wife and child toward Europe.

New York Ferdinand P. Eaile Ferdinand P. Earle Marle Himsai Earle Jucindad France Barfe Harle Monroe Orange County Ryndam Europe

Texas Rifle Team Takes Thirtieth in National Shoot

Special to The Light Austin Texas Sept 3 The adjutant general's department was advised by Adjutant General Nawton at Camp Perry that the Texas rifle team won thirtieth place in the national shoot out of forty teams. The team scored 2835 points, an improvement over last year, showing progress amid unclear notes.

Austin Tex Adjutant General's Department Nawton Camp Perry Texas Rifle Jean Donaldered

Strikebreaker Lad in Knickerbocks

A labor day report from city telegraph strikers notes efforts to hinder union operators and mentions a strikebreaker from Brentiam Texas. Western Union and Postal Co managers report improving sentiment as some strikers begin returning to work or plan to resume duties in Texas and Houston.

Lelegraph Company Brentiam Texas Western Union Canaha Neb St. Louis Associated Press Western Postal Companies Herting The Postal Houston

Colquittas Keen For Two Cent Fare Hearing

Austin text reports Railroad Commissioner Colquitta preparing a statement on the proposed two cent passenger fare and the Farmers Union petition for reduction. He plans to set a hearing date and discuss the application of the petition.

Colquitta S Austin Tex Bent Bailroad Colquitta Farmers’ Union

Baptist minister to head Texas ministerial fund

Special to The Light Belton Texas Sept 2 1 B Gatien formerly living in Texas now secretary of the Baptist Educational Commission of Arkansas will return to Texas He will be secretary of the ministerial fund at Texas succeeding W Tompking deceased He is well regarded in Baptist circles.

Belton Texas B. Gatien Baptist Educational Consesion of Arkansas W. Tompking

Explosion Fatal to Two In Powder Mill Near Cleveland

A large explosion at the Auntla Powder Company powder mill south of Cleveland today killed one worker, Jacob Basuti, and gravely injured another, Frank Bforaski, who is expected to die. The cause is unknown and several hours after the blast many workers escaped unharmed.

Cleveland Auntla Powder Company Jacob Basuti Frank Bforaski

Ocean liner 700 slow for storks in Atlantic crossing

New York reports that the Red Star liner Kroonland, though a speedy ship, carried seven storks on its latest Atlantic crossing. One bird was in the cabin and six in steerage, encountered during the voyage from New York.

Storks New York Red Star

Local Weather Forecast for San Antonio Area

Fair tonight and Wednesday. Cooler tonight. Temperature for the 42 hours ending at 8 o’clock was 100. Wind at 8 a m. was light. Temperatures today compare with last year. Louisiana cotton region bulletin and national weather summary noted on page.

San Antonio

Houston Fire Devastates Standard Milling Complex

A Houston blaze last night destroyed the Standard Milling Company plant and adjoining blocks, causing an estimated 240000 in insured loss. The fire swept through the mill, glee mill, nonring mill, and a 300000 bushel elevator, with ten one story cottages, several stores, a woodyard, and a blacksmith shop damaged or destroyed. Firefighters fought to prevent spread as the blaze burned for hours before being brought under control by noon.

Houston Tex Sept Standard Mitting Company Josses Standard

Strike Threatens Havana Building Strike Sparks Payment Demands

In Havana a construction strike spreads as workers demand wages in American money. The stoppage is seen as possibly fueling a broader movement for American wioing, anticipated since the sugar mailers' strike.

Hirvvana Onbo

Appointment of Th. &. Smith as Stenographer in Texas Department

Austin Sept 3 Insirninee Commissioner Tove announces the appointment of Th. &. Smith, a former university student from Wilson county, to the position of stenographer in the department.

Austin Tex Tove Smith Wilson County

Two get state positions Spental to The Licht

Austin Texas September 3 The compiler today announced the appointment of M. D. Plumby of Weatherford and H. L. Turner of Nacogdoches to positions in the department to fill vacancies caused by recent resignations.

Dead and Injured In Labor Day Train Wreck

A Labor Day collision near Laporte between a Houston Galveston line excursion and a southbound train leaves one dead and many injured. Dispatcher confusion blamed for wreck. Engineer Raymond Stowe fatally injured. unknown body recovered. track reopen by noon. Another fatal wreck occurs at Horseshoe Falls with six killed and over 150 injured.

Royston Tes Southern Pacific Houston Galveston Strong Junction Laporte Raymond Stowe

Harvester Trust Conference in Anata Fails to Set Case

A meeting occurred in Anata Texas as Attorneys Gur Wood and Gray for International Harvester and the attorney general for eight states discussed the case. No action was taken and the matter remains unsettled. The case will be set later in the fifty third district court, but no date has been fixed.

Anata Tex Gur Wood and Gray International Harvester Company Garwood Vitty-third District Court

Anxious Seat for Railroads Again in Texas

Austin notices a railroad commission hearing set for October 8 to require railroads to show they have adequate accommodation for travelers and proper freight transport as common carriers.

Austin Tex Railroad Commission

Cattle Market Tops Chicago with Record August Receipts

Kansas City reports higher August cattle sales than Chicago with total stock receipts reaching 13,070,000. Hogs and sheep fell slightly from last year, but cattle shipments rose by about 50,000 due to grass fat cattle moving from western ranges and below quarantine areas.

Kansas City Chicago

Rich man Mansfield dies leaving $900000 fortune

New London Conn Sept richard Mansfield dies leaving an estate valued around 900000 His fortune comprises three properties including The Grange the Homestead and Seven Acres a Riverside drive mansion in New York a 250000 life insurance and 200000 in plays and rights plus 200000 in stocks bonds and cars He is survived by widow Beatrice Cameron Mansfield their nine year old son George Gibbs Mansfield two brothers Felix and Henry Mansfield and a sister Moe Brasay of Macon France

New London Conn Richard Mansfeld Grange Riverside Drive New York Mansfield Beatrice Cameron Mansfelde George Gibbs Mansfield Felix Henry Mansfield Ter Moe, Brasay Macon France

Geronimo to Attend Final Powwow and Dance

Collinsville authorities say Geronimo the Apache prisoner will be guest of honor at a last powwow and stomp dance October 14 to 19. Shawova and te dians chief Shybuck expects 600 blanket Indians, Quanah Parker with 109 dancers also attending. General Ladd was notified that Geronimo and visitors will be transported and funded up to 1000 dollars for expenses.

Collinsville T. T War Department Geronimo Shybuck Shawova Tedians Quanah Parker Ladd Indfang Focal Bank Washington Burrantodlox & Fund

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Alton Chicago and Alton Standard Oil Company Leroy Williams F. B. Gaensien STREM Mito,qyiter Toxna Havana Love Naves Smith William Benson Labor Day High Tribunal Frank Thornton Wiliam Benson Thirty-seventh District Court Chist Benson Court of Appeals Albert Miller Miller Prank Thornton William Mitchell Orangeville Ontario Worseshoe Falls Harvester Trust Rairoads Commission K.G. Cattle Market
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