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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1904
Page
8
A burglar disguised as a man aged about forty visited homes on a street near Wilke at around 2 o clock. Police traced the suspect from a pale and painted face to a familiar style mask noted by witnesses. The thief wore a rough old coat and a rough wig, evading capture until a routine search found him. The case prompted calls for stronger daily newspaper coverage.
Austin murder cases are scheduled for trial in October and September with a list of defendants including Lene Yorwood We of Ansaa T Mkehott Man of Austin Veron a Black man charged with killing Marsh bee another Black man. Trials set for October 6 7 20 and November 2 with several defendants tied to a series of killings and attempted robberies in Manor and surrounding areas.
A large audience filled Milam Bar last night for the Pretty Sixth Hundred Band concert. Music drew far crowds and sparked talk of improvements to park duties while judge Parker reportedly considers new ideas for Wikmera.
Special to The Light Huntsville Alabama Sept 21 James Armstrong nine years inquer well known in this county was arrested this afternoon on a charge of murder He is the eighth alleged lyncher arrested among twenty six indicted by the special grand jury Armstrong left the area during the investigation and went to New Orleans later Jones, an important witness for the state, joined the regular army after being sworn in and sent to St Louis Judge Speaker ordered a $106 fine and said an investigation would be made to prevent influence on the case with punishment to the full extent of the law.
Special in Twelve Towns Alabama, dated September report by a court of inquiry led by Veneer to investigate conduct of antiite furtny Ano viol on September 7. Submi ered report to the government. in governor’s absence the report was not opened. Remains under review as higher officials consider outcomes and personnel.
A garbled OCR item references a county judge with thirteen years in office and a political upheaval in Starling Gig area. It mentions Texas, fees, candidates, and a planned comet themed project costing about 25000 dollars, with unclear names and local figures attached to the dispute.
A citizen committee formed to target lawless elements claims progress as members announce the removal of whitecaps from the area. The report notes other groups pledged cooperation and that no evidence links the accusations to the league’s officials.
Prot. Uty of the Thtner eymaghint reports rising interest in physical culture among students. The new head of the Rymhasum has 161 male and female pupils and plans organizing a drill class for ranksmen and a ladies class to follow, as part of a broader fitness program.
Storey a Leckhart, one of the presidential electors, today branded the governor’s designation as notiry jubile, thereby removing disqualification to act as an elector. The other elector is AL J. Eldsan, of Tremiltan.
Jeff Scott received a 15 year sentence for murder. The case details indicate the Matton farm location and official court action completed in the penal institution.
Special to hey Light Whee Tox Say 21 July alloy 4 days adjaneneg yesterday afternoon and Monday. Wile for me Animeanors Were presented Work WHE De yowutleh Mottay and dere by etlll considerable tu ito Phe jenn
Special to The highs of New Orleans reports a prisoner named Frank Jownaun is linked to a theft of at least five dollars in goods. He allegedly obtained items by deception as alleged accomplices aided the heist. A trial date is set for an upcoming court session.
Draft notes show city officials pressing property owners to connect to the sewer system or face penalties. Several weeks of noncompliance have prompted planned enforcement actions, targeting premises within reach of the sewer network and health department concerns.
Disputed $100 found on a deceased party grounds a civil suit over a vast estate. The case seeks to quiet title to nearly $60,000 plus stocks and real estate, with objections arguing the recovered cash belonged to another heir and was misattributed.
Special to The Ticket from Austin notes a mixed record of capital stacks for several firms including Batsom and Sam's, listing amounts such as 10000 and 6000, and referencing artefact van OMiec and Draumont in terse financial notation.
The full railroad commission will attend a Southern Railroad meet in St. Louis on October 26. North tests report a large factory opening in the city and they plan to build their own building.
Special to The List reports Judge L B Hightower granted an injunction restraining the marae and all city officials of Low Lake from performing duties, declaring the city corporation illegal as it was not what the people voted for. The injunction was returned at the district court session on Monday amid disputes over a proposed bond for municipal improvements.
Wreo, Tex, Sept 24 After about ten days selecting elite seeds for the plant industry at the experimental government station near Farina. Researchers from the Bureau of Plant Industry plan to travel to other points but expect to return soon. Selected seeds from hundreds of cotton plants will be shared with local farmers for next year’s planting. Experts note the strong attention to seed vigor and disease resistance in the varieties chosen. Tests will continue to confirm performance before broader distribution.
Japanese forces tighten secrecy amid swift movements in Manchuria and Mongolia as tensions rise. Reports suggest limited troop shifts near Mukden and Mongolian fronts while weather improves allowing potential operations before winter.
Sept 24 marks the Feast of Tabernacles observed by the Jewish community with seven days of services and special observances. Residents noted gatherings, prayers, and traditional rites reflecting thanksgiving and harvest themes.
Special to The Light Austin reports the annual state treasury deficit for the year ending August 1, 1901. Treasurer Robbing estimates a general revenue deficiency around 878,895 dollars, with total cash and resources showing 344,708,107 dollars and a net deficiency of 310,482 dollars.
Fragmentary notice indicates Brownman Cooper tied up at Washington location this evening as part of a forest of documents related to Beaumatt. Source text is garbled with partial names and unclear events, but centers on a water-related matter in Beaumont with Cooper involved.
An unclear plaque or notice references a sign with strings of garbled text. It mentions a foreman and mentions life work and continuing on. The readable portions imply a message about living and work within a community.
Noritiau Mississippi reports 4.49 inches of rain in a single storm sweeping across Noritiau and adjacent towns. Cotton fields with open bolls suffered extensive loss while stores and warehouses were damaged. The storm marks the heaviest rainfall on record for the area, devastating crops and property in the region.
A damaged report describes a fish dynamiter named Vrank Longhiidge meeting consequences after explosions near a location called Tombighee. The court appearance is noted with unclear specifics but indicates a legal outcome or intervention.
A runaway on North Fourth Street caused a collision as a 12 year old boy kept the horse from charging, while bystanders froze. The incident involved a vehicle box and frightened bystanders who feared injury as the horse span stalls and people retreated to safety.
Beaumont Texas announces new rice flour availability with favorable quality claims. The note highlights an initial market entry and suggests improved specifications compared with existing flour types.
The colored community of Ihe ells will hear Right Rev. Evans Tyree D D preach at St James church. The program includes welcomes from local pastors and officials, with Rev. Kelley, Rev. Swann, Prof. J Ab Morris, Lt. W Greenly, and others participating. The event is presided by Rev. Tyree with Mev Ro M Aor as MC.
Spocial to The Light. Auli Tex Sept A-Gelomal Le P Slokor quartermaster of the Tons natiortal sanyd received a letter from Captain Thome Re Rytoling of ale Artiona Yangon asking for a copy of the lead lasy aathoriaing the pultesr ion at a War of Cogitives from futtiew. The fevritorial ley Ishrttan of Arizona Titended to pass such An ach.
An attorney for Utica County outlines about 1000 suits filed in the very third district court seeking back state and county taxes. The latest batch was submitted yesterday totaling around 3908 taxed items.
Special to Thy Sigil from Jackson Mississippi Sept 24 Governor Vardenia notes delays in state bond flotation and reports the Bank of Richmond will lend Mississippi 160000 at 3.5 percent for temporary purposes with potential for more if needed. The governor responds to the message. Express suits to be tried Monday in Texas as federal inquiry on railroad express rates proceeds with officials present.
General Miles will stump for Parker in New York. The visit will cover the Philippines policy and military administration, with focus on support for the Parker campaign and general U.S. policy statements.
In Waco Texas on September 24 the city council reversed an earlier stance and exempted popcorn vendors from street stand restrictions. The decision follows debate over competition with established street sellers and sides with informal market operators.
Austin, Sept 24. Disieick Ate torney Monre, recently back from vacation, announced a plan to launch a vigorous campaign against gambling in all forms. He stated the law must be enforced and that efforts would begin immediately with full support from local officials.
Gov will return to Austin Wednesday from North Texas. The notice mentions private secretary Tudhas Craviuk and a plan for the governor’s return. The passage is garbled but indicates an official travel update with a Wednesday return.
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