Passover Services Set at Temple Beth El and Lodge Meeting
In celebration of the seventh and last day of Passover, divine services will be held at Temple Beth El tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock and Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Alamo lodge No. 44, A F and A M, holds a regular meeting this evening at 7 o'clock. Members of Anchor lodge No. 424 and visiting brethren are fraternal friends invited. W A Bonynor, Sec.
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Temple Beth el
Alamo Lodge
A. F
A. M
Anchor Lodge
W. A. Bonynor
Pleasing bouquet accepted by Lieur from Miss Jenner
Miss Pauline Jenner presented a handsome bouquet of strawberries and flowers to the Lieur, and the gesture was gratefully acknowledged with thanks.
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Pauline Jenner
Father seeks sons in San Antonio from two towns
Samuel Hendricks of Ossawotomie Kansas asks Postmaster New comb for Aaron Hendricks aged 36 thought to be in San Antonio. R D King of Elkmont Limestone county Alabama inquires if his son W I King is in San Antonio.
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Samuel Hendricks
Ossawotomie
Kansas
Newcomb
Aaron Hendricks
San Antonio
R. D. King
Elkmont
Limestone County
Alabama
W. ‘I’, King
RAYS OF LIGHT benefit notices and Easter events
A long list of upcoming entertainments and services in San Antonio including Tom Howard benefit at Turner hall, a grand ball at Fest’s Garden, openings at Jonas’ Garden with fireworks, and multiple church services for Easter. Also mentions a skating rink price, saloon whiskey sample, and local civic notices.
John Selleck Fined for Insulting Mav erick Waiter
John Selleck head waiter at the Maverick was fined five dollars after insulting a fellow English waiter during an order dispute. The quarrel arose when the English worker complained Selleck said he was no waiter.
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John Selleck
The
Maverick
Selleck
Poffett v Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio railway
In district court this morning the case Poffett versus the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio railway tests its claim for 50000 dollars in injuries. The matter previously resulted in a mistrial when the jury could not agree.
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Poffett
Galveston, Harrisburg and
San Antonio
Pendant
Mexican Torres Arrested After Assault on Woman
Torres was arrested this morning and fined five dollars on a complaint by Josephine Doyle. Doyle alleged he entered her yard seized her by the arm dragged her some distance and then cursed her and drew a knife. She testified she would not endure such treatment even from Jay Gould or a sheep herder.
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Torres
Josephine Doyle
Jay Gould
Mules Cause Damage at Colton & Bolton Auction House
Two mules hitched to a wagon standing on Houston street near Colton & Bolton's auction house backed into a buggy and shattered a glass pane in the front door. The note mentions the Postmastership of New York not yet becoming hereditary for the James and Pearson families.
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Houston Street
Colton & Bolton’s
New York
James and
Pearson
Buffalo Courier
F. Gonzales
Montgomery
East
F. Gonzaes
Mexico
Vance House
Personal Points at the Maverick Hotel City Guests List
A long list of individuals from various cities and states including Louie Ortiz from Laredo R H Burney from Kerrville Cc H Gage and wife of Uvalde J F Erskine of Derby Station Frie county A W Hawley of Chicago representing 8 8 Floyd Co J Powell Bastrop Edgar Johnson L I Magnus St Louis R A Proctor London J I Thompson St Joe Mo Jas Moore Galveston J A Martin Houston C M Monroe Denison H J Ware C K Crawford Texas L B Wickem St Louis J A Walker Colorado R S Craig Cincinnati J W Boswick Sam Allen Houston W Baker and wife H L Benson Chicago W A Crocker Jr New York W Bass Palestine L Liebes and wife San Francisco B Bairich Los Angeles at the Maverick hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Ortiz
Laredo
R. H. Burney
Kerrville
Cc. H. Gage
Uvalde
J. F. Erskine
Derby Station
Frie County
A. W. Hawley
Chicago
Floyd & Co
J. Powell
Bastrop
Edgar Johnson
L. I. Magnus
St. Louis
R. A. Proctor
London
J. I. Thompson
St. Joe
Jas
Moore
Galveston
J. A. Martin
Houston
C. M. Monroe
Denison
H. J. Ware
C. K. Crawford
Texas
L. B. Wickem
J. A. Walker
Colorado
R.S. Craig
Cincinnati
J. W. Boswick
Sam Allen
W. Baker
H. L. Benson
W. A. Crocker, Jr
New York
W. Bass
Palestine
L. Liebes
San Francisco
B. Bairich
Los Angeles
the Maverick
Ex Governor Fletcher Linked to Disappearance Trail
Ex governor Fletcher of Missouri, who vanished from his family, is expected to pass through the city tonight on the International and Great Northern railway toward St Louis. He was seen in Laredo and had visited Matamoros, a misdelivered telegram to inform his family sparked the sensation. J R Beckman of St Louis will also arrive to escort Fletcher home.
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Fletcher
Missouri
International
Great Northern
St.Louis
Laredo
Matamoros
J. R. Beckman
St. Louis
Sova
Easter Sunday Services at San Fernando Cathedral
Easter at San Fernando Cathedral features 7:30 a.m. mass, 10 a.m. solemn pontifical mass with papal benediction, and 7:30 p.m. solemn benediction of the most adorable sacrament. The 10 o’clock procession music includes Mendelssohn and Gounod works, with Handel’s Messiah as recessional. Both days include Gregorian and choral feats led by W H Sterling and A J S Barbour. offertories aid the diocesan seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athalie
Mendelssohn
Gounod
Gregoria
Este
Weiner
Salutaris Hortea
Cherubini
de Bosseart
W. H. Sterling
A. J. S. Barbour
Surgeon Removes Large Wen From Street Car Driver
A street car operator on the Avenue C line, nicknamed Charlie, underwent a major neck wen removal last night. The patient nearly bled to death and is now seriously ill. Dr. I. Herff reportedly holds small hopes for recovery.
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Charlie
I. Herff
Runaway horse rips through street with indigo wagon
A runaway horse hitched to an express wagon charged past the Liaur office this morning at a two minute pace. Blue indigo bottles and contents flew over everything as Officer Schumacher stopped the fiery steed after a wild ride. The wagon and horse seemed to enjoy the run, while the indigo was exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liaur
Schumacher
City Hall and jail appropriation vote falters in wards
The article notes a very light turnout across wards and a virtual defeat of the proposed city hall and jail appropriation. Major Corbett leads in the First ward, while the Fourth ward shows a tight race between Schroeder and Pauly, with Pauly slightly ahead.
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Major Corbett
Schroeder
Pauly
Local Offenders Fined for Market Plaza Violations
J Wi Kampmann and several small dealers were fined five dollars each for buying Easter eggs on the market plaza during banned hours. Gionda was dismissed after same offense. Others, including Russell Howard Tug Wilson and John Selleck, faced fines for drunkenness, disorderly conduct, insults and vagrancy with varying penalties.
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J. Wi. Kampmann
F. Seberina
P. Grandjean
T. Blundell
D.gionda
Russell Howard
Bill Whitford
Joe Burke
George McCormick
J. Redinger
Tug Wilson
Yorres
John Selleck
British advance near Tamalieb met by entrenched foe
Special dispatches from Suakim report General Graham’s advance toward Tamalieb encountering a strong Arab position. Casualties range from 1 to 40 dead in conflicting reports while British forces burn Amāl and retreat to the zareba. The Mudir of Dongola departs for Cairo amid a cold farewell with some natives throwing mud.
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Longon
Suakim
Graham
Tamanieb
Tamal
Dongola
Cairo
Tamanleb
Amal
Sunkim
L'Amal
Zareba
Fortune Tellers Revenge and Fortunes Gone Wild
A Detroit area man laments a fortune teller’s curse predicting marriage to a six children widow after his love ends in tears. The note recalls a widow's hopes, a buffalo coat, and poverty with no job or property, amid city gossip and a mix of ads and local notices.
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Grand River Avenue
Howlling
Buffalo
Detroit
Freeress
Nichols & Co 238 West Commerce Street Dry Goods Ad
New York steamer goods advertised by Nichols & Co at 238 West Commerce Street with wholesale and retail offerings. Heavy brooch pins, coral jewelry, pant materials, ribbons, gloves, hats, linen collars, tinware, carpets, rubber coats, lace scarves, and more with low prices and free delivery for articles advertised by New York retail houses.
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Nichols & Co
Commerce Street
Gent
New York
West Commerce Bt
Local Notes on Liniment, Seeds, Furniture, Pianos and Wigs
Local notes advertise Kay's Kentucky Kure liniment used in Kentucky since 1840 and Texas since 1874. Listings include Harnisch & Baer ice cream, KF Kalteyer & Son, Rhodius & Tempsky pianos, San Antonio seeds and seed drills, L. Wolfson furniture sale with 10 percent off, J. P. Condon carriages, Wigs by A O Keefe, and a Dr. Haines Golden Specific for liquor addiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harnisch & Baer
S. Kay
Kentucky
Texas
Kf’. Kalteyer & Son
Rhodius & Tempsky
Kays
F. Kalteyer & Son
Vence’s
Iotel Maverick
L. Huth & Son
Market Street
San Antonio
Hardware, Paints and
D. Landreth & Son’s
Johnson
el Paso
Planet, Jr
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the Daily Light
Paul Wagner
L. Politzer
Petitpain
Politzer &0
S. W. Corner Military Plaza
O. Petitpain
Chas
Henash
Soledad Street
Guilbeau Warehouse
Europe
W. J. Young
Mallory Line
Trans-Atlantic Lines
Commerce St
Ullrich
Sunset Apiary
San An Antonio
Tex
Government Hill
Fourth Street
J. H. Kampman
San Pedro
Ouse
Crockett and Bonham
A. Nette
Main Plaza
Leal & Chavez
Southern Hotel
Bull's Head
Steves & Sons
Sleitf
AN Antonio
Ards
Courthouse
Tom Howard
Sommers’ Garden
Fest’s Garden
Fred Warde
Turner Hall
Ingomar
Jonas’ Garden
St. Paul M. BE
Sumners’ Garden
Cleveland
Proctor
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Panhandle
Cavanaugh
Alamo Mill
East Houston Street
Temple Beth el Literary Society
Joseph Browman
Gillespie
Illinois
Carter & Mullaly
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Fred Ward
Damon and Pythias
Ransome
Lioni
Vince
Sun
Tom
New Light Free Mission Baptist Church
District Court
W. Ransom
Licar
Poffert
Starrisburg
Richard A. Proctor
Trinity M. E. Church
Second Baptist Church
J. W. Carr
T. B. Ripy
Dougherty
Scholz
Alamo Street
Abbie McQuesten
E. McQuesten
W. N. McMaster
San Pedro Avenue
Nashua
New Hampshire
Wise
Jacob Saper
L. Wolfson
New Orleans
Jake
B.J. Wolf & Sons
Aransas
Corpus Christi
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Young People’s Society
W. B. Preston
Falkinburg
Baa Man
San Fernando Cathedral
Recorder's Court
Egypt
Mrs. Smith
Mr. Smith
Mishler
Vienna Garden
Natzi Wise
S. S. Floyd & Co
Fort Worth
New Mexico
Dr. Bosanko
C. Schasse & Co
James Clavin
Ragland & Co
C. H. Mueller
Mueller
Hostetter
Lone Star Brewing Company
Norrow
Otto Gerlach
Deutsch & Co
Maverick Hotel
W. H. Youna
Mee
Morry
Narciso
United States
Ople
NEW York Steam
F. Pasche
Pasche
A. O'Keefe
Hawkes
Critter Bros., Jewelers
Home Enterprise
J. P. Condon
Nacogdoches Street
Crockett
Poe
Rhodius & Tempsky’s
W. Baumstorf & Co
Lota
Grimes County
Morley Bros
Austin
Sins
L. M. Neeny & Co
Kalteyer & Son
Haines
prEnt Strcirie Co
Race Street
Ohio
Rice Bros. & Co
Calcasieu Lumber Yard
East Commerce Street and
Sunset Railroad
Calcasieu Parish
SAN Antonio Lumber CO
San Antonio, Texas
San Pedro Springs
W. F. Carver
Dr. Carver
Turner Opera House
T. W. Howard
Damon
Pythias
Rische's
C. Morel
South Alamo Street
L. Garza
Savings Bank
L, Garza
J. Rhodes
Safe Harbor
E. A. Schellentrager
Clair Street
Ayaa By
Humberto Gen. Rossi
Undertakers
Alamo Plaza
Bay
Aransas Prescott & CO. Cor
Soledad Sts
W. J
Gan Alamo Street
Eagle Pass
Messrs. Martin & Schryver
Saber
P. T. Shields
A. J. Nocker
Stre
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