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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1907

Page

7

Jail Again for Hot Springs Reform Crusader Campaign

Special to The Light from Hot Springs Arkansas reports Judge W H Evans opens term to decide if County Judge Orlando H Sumpter can again jail R O Schaefer editor of the Citizens Daily Bulletin and Rev W T Amis pastor for contempt of court over editorials attacking the judge The reform drive has closed gambling halls pool rooms and other vices transforming Hot Springs into a healthier tourist city with more visitors and higher health resort patronage.

Hot Springs Ark Beph W. H. Evans Orlando H. Sumpter Tot Springs R. O. Hehnefer Citizens' Daily Bullstin W. T. Amis Fice First, Baptist Church Daily Bulletin Bchader Anis Arkansas Amstiia United States Essex Park Oaklawn Dan Stuart Arkansas State Fair Association Schanfer Nally Bulletin Lot Spints Gang Schaefer Witch Hasmas

Governor Campbell Protests Remarks at San Antonio

Governor Campbell angrily denounces lawyers remarks in San Antonio about his enforce all laws stance including the Baskin-DicGregor act. He plans a statement on the matter and will attend formal openings at Dallas Fair, Fort Worth Fat Stock Show, Travis County Fair, San Antonio Fair, Brownsville Fair, and Bosque Fair.

Austin Tex Campbell San Antonio Governo i i Dallas Travis County Brownsville

No Prosecution for Alton Road Case Declared

Chicago Sept 24 Attorney General Bonaparte moved in the United States district court that the special grand jury examining the Alton Road rebate connection with the Standards be discharged.

Chicago Bonaparte i United States District Court Alton Road

Move 10 Oust Pullman Company Move 10 Oust Pullman Company

Special to Thy Light. Austin Texas September 21 The attorney general on behalf of the state filed suit in district court against the Pullman company to oust it from Texas for lack to have a permit to do business in Texas.

Austin Tex Reneral Texas Today Pullman Company Texas

Mother Strangles Three Children in Buffalo Tragedy

Mrs Bertha Minch aged 27 in Buffalo on September 24 strangled her three children Christopher Helen and Freda before surrendering to police. She told her husband Frederick a wrecking crew member at the Pennsylvania railroad yards of her actions and was immediately arrested.

Buffalo Bertha Minch Christopher Helen Freda Pennsylvania Railroad Frederick Mund

Reform Backlash Shapes Hot Springs Town Politics

In Hot Springs disputes over reform spark muttered battles as business leaders shift views. Clergy Anil and Ikia are cited amid tensions, with reformers claiming progress while critics warn of lingering chaos. The town, once praised for its morals, now debates the balance between prosperity and propriety.

Cleryman Anil Hot Springs Ikia Ue Podortal Arimens Spa

Antelope Ranch Solo For 200000 Sealed Deal

San Angelo Texas September 24 news reports C Magerstein closes a deal with Major Hemming of Colorado Springs for a 27000 acre Antelope ranch in Foard and Knox counties. The land along the Brazos river offers strong agricultural potential and is expected to be marketed to settlers with Hemming arranging sales.

San Angela Tex C. Magerstein Hemming Colorado Springs Colo Foard Knox Counties Texas Brazos Messrs. Hagerstein al. Henwing

Coast Gunners Near San Diego Fire Remarkable Range

Reports from San Diego indicate the Coast Artillery unit of the 115th Company achieved a standout practice session. Gunners fired at stationary targets and moving targets at four and a half miles, with consistent hits. Target location was determined by range staff. shooters remained blind to the sun.

San Diego Gal al Langer Jor Rosecrins Sunner

Abe Ruef Changes His Private Jail

San Francisco on September 24 Abe Ruef is no longer confined in the former residence of former Mayor Aelonky on Filmore street. Yesterday Ruef moved to a private residence on Pacille and Filmore streets where he has two rooms and guards reduced to two.

San Francisco Cal Aelonky Filmore Street Ruaf Paclle Filmore Aireata Ila

Bridge Crash Injures Many In New York

Reports from New York describe a major bridge incident on the Brooklyn Bridge with numerous injuries. A subsequent train collision and a resulting fire disrupted traffic and prompted city authorities to close parts of the bridge to prevent further harm.

New York Sfiering Crom Hurte Brooklyn

WU TING FANG BACK TO WASHINGTON

Pekin Sept 2 reappointment of Wi Ting Fang to his former post as minister of China to Washington was announced today.

WU Ting Fang Washington Pekin Wi Ting Fang China

Local Weather Report for Taivtonlaht and Vicinity

Weather notes for Buy Antonio area show 12 hour low fog ending at 8 and 38 degrees, 24 hour high 98 degrees prior. Morning wind at 8 was 4 miles per hour. Temperatures and conditions compared with previous year reflect observed trends.

Buy Antonio Taivtonlaht Eelock

Thugs assault New York politician in daytime attack

New York politician John B. Dooley, a Democratic primary candidate for the 23rd Assembly District, was struck on the head by an unknown assailant while en route from his club to home. He suffered a fractured skull and possible internal injuries as bystanders intervened.

New York John BD. Dooley Commany Wail 23Rd Assembly Dooley

Gardner Gives $8000 to Quincy Employes

Robert W. Gardner, president of Gardner Governor Works, distributed $8000 among his employees in Quincy on September 21. The sum was prorated by years of service, recognizing Andrew Kley as the oldest employee, with fifty five years at the firm.

Quincy Robert W. Gardner Gardner Governor Works Gardner Andrew Kley

Civil War veteran kills himself in Indiana lodging house

A Civil War veteran and former colonel of the One hundred third Indiana Volunteers, later brigadier general, died last night in a lodging house near Cleveland, Ohio, after taking morphine. The man, known for valor at the Battle of Nashville, reportedly used the drug in the act.

Cleveland Ohio Wabasi Ind Indiana Bette Nashville Guidda

Secretary Root to Visit Mexico Stirs Diplomatic Event

Secretary Root plans a friendly visit to Mexico with a full entertainment schedule in Mexico City starting October 1. In San Antonio he will be the guest of the International Club, arriving 6:30 am October 28, and staying through October 28, with a breakfast and automobile life arranged and a special reception ride committee formed.

Associated Press Mexico City Root Washington Mexico Font Ing National Palace Diaz Chapuntepec American Statesman Landa Escaton Country Club Ambassador Thompson Amebassador Rool Nachimilco Ambaasidor Thompson Charpultepec San Antonio International Club Tim Oovertar Campbell Calaghan Theodore Harris International & Great Northern Toredo Inn Antonio Laredo Harrix Elm Leglock Satantonio San Antoni Heny

Murder charge filed in case of Fredericksburg road death

J F Batter is formally charged with murder after an affi- davit filed in Judge Umscheid s court by Chief Constable Charles F Stevens and District Attorney J C Baker. Batter has remained silent in city jail since his arrest and shows little interest in fate or obtaining counsel. Officials say the defense plan is a mystery as they await any indicated strategy.

J. F. Batter L. L. McNickle Charles F. Stevens J. C. Baker Umscheid Fredericksburg Wade Jockup McNickle Baltar

Baker confession ties murder weapon to victim in criminal case

Officers report Baker confessed buying the row bar used in McNickle’s death and knew the victim well. He claims the purchase was for another man, an alibi not yet proven true, while a key witness remains unnamed. Witnesses listed include Baker’s wife and several others to appear at a preliminary hearing before Judge Umecheta.

Perate Baker McNickle Rekey Stavans Vuatore Umecheta Gua A. Manermann Charles van Atpar Charles F. Stevens Mike Henstee Sam Cook Frank Brown Awo ‘Lebrador Mrx. Spidlar Trod Muhteman James Burng Kolly God Mrs. Ragland

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MOVE Husband Teddy Louisiana Antelope Ranch Abe Ruef Tia N.Y Cammany Quincy, Ill Sec. Root Chapultepec Twelva Oly Umseheid J. F. Baker
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