Public School Notes On Fire Drill At High School
Fourth grade lists show named students in low and high groups. A drill at the high school had Principal Luli guiding girls from a third story window to a fire escape where Miss Scofield and other teachers met them. The drill proceeded quickly and will be timed in future. Miss Burke’s class in No 9 collected funds to buy a silver belt buckle for their departing teacher to lead Riverside Park school.
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Burke
Riverside Park School
Bronze medal bearing Tyne of the Texas girl with sombrero
A bronze medal shows a Texas girl wearing a sombrero. Followers join carnival headquarters to practice a tiger word or pageant role and the association plans to mail hundreds of invitations to those chosen to march with the queen in the quad parade on opening night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Chnival
Civil Service Exam For Forest Service Positions Held Here
The United States civil service commission will hold an examination on May for laboratory aid and engineer roles in the forest service, department of agriculture. Salary offered is 730 per year. Hinged deck Slotts new stables listed at 121 193 125 N Flores St with phone 498.
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Civil Service
United States Civil Service
Forest Service
Agriculture
N. Flores St
Dwyer Court Dismisses Multiple Divorce Suits
Edward Dwyer of the Thirty seventh District Court dismissed one divorce suit as the plaintiff failed to appear for the trial. The action reflects a series of cases dismissed after non appearance in the docket yesterday afternoon.
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Edward Dwyer
Thirtyseventh District Court
Indictments Reported in Burglary Cases by Grand Jury
The grand jury yesterday afternoon returned indictments for burglary against Fuvste. Other jail cases against Frank Jones were polurned. Also named are Maximiliana Martinez for theft over $40, Barney Miles and Pedro Guttierez for burglary. Dr Bayard K Corley now opens offices in Hicks building rooms 322 and 493 for general practice.
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Bleht
Fuvste
Frank Jones
Maximiliana Martinez
Barney Miles
Pedro Guttierez
Bayard K. Corley
Greenavilla
Texas
Hicks
Lewis Street
Mortuary Figures From San Antonio March Report
John A. Mueller, secretary of the health department, reports 107 males and 0 females die in San Antonio during March. Of these, 167 are white, 78 are widowed, 27 are widowed, 81 single, and 2 unknown. Mueller aims to complete the full vital statistics report early next week.
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John A. Mueller
Doe of Health
San Antonio
Nersung
Muller
Manly
Vital Atatlatles
Woman Seeks Separation From San Antonio Marriage Partner
Marika Petry fled this morning seeking separation from William Petry, her husband since November 22, 1890 in San Antonio. The court is asked to divide communal property and order the defendant to pay $200 in attorney fees to the plaintiff.
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Marika Petry
William Petry
San Antonio
Frides Discharged After Federal Inquiry
Pablo Fridewig was arrested on charges of attempting to pass a counterfeit Spani tne. He has been released from custody by federal authorities after an investigation found insufficient evidence. The release follows the inquiry into the charges against him.
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Pablo Fride
Elsely
Fride Canté
Mortuary notices for Kneubler and Jenner victims
Mrs Annie Kneubler died at her home near the fale grounds at 26. She leaves three small children and the funeral will be held under Myrtle Grove Circle No 1 Women of Woodcraft and St Joseph's church. William S Daugherty, 29, died at Santa Rosa infirmary after a long illness and will be sent to Brownsville. Roland S Jenner, 9, son of Hobart and Mrs Jenner, died at 205 Elm Street this afternoon.
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Annie Knuebler
August Knuchler
Fale Crownds
William
Daugherty
Santa Rosa
Brownsville
Themaing
Brownsvills
Roland S. Jenner
Hobart C. Jenner
Elm Street
Funeral Notices and Local Arrangements for Annie Kuebler
Funeral plans for Mrs. Annie Kuebler, died April 4, 1908 in San Antonio, include services at her Fairbanks avenue home, St. Joseph Catholic Church, and cemetery. Woodmen Circle members prepare to honor the late Sovereign Annie Kuebler with a Sunday funeral procession. Also notes a local trader’s issues with a counterfeit stamp and Dr. G Hastings of Anderson, Indiana planning to relocate to San Antonio.
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Auttie Kuebler
San Antonio
Tex
Angnie Kuebler
Gus Buebler
Fairbanks Avenue
St. Joseph Catholic Church
St. Joseph
Woodmen Circle
Myrtle Grave No. 1
Woodman Forest Hall
Comet Main Avenue
Veremendi Street
Annie Kuebler
Ray Toomey
A. A. Zizik
Dr. G. Hastings
Anderson
Ind
New Counterfeit Money Circulation Warned By Officials
Federal officials report new counterfeit notes in circulation including a $10 United States note featuring a buffalo and a $20 golf certificate from the series of 1990s. The fakes are described as crude, with crude ink and off colors poorly matching seals and backs, and several are believed to be passed by unaware men.
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United States
Blaze in Servant’s Room at Townsend Residence
Firefighters were called to 598 Fifth Street yesterday afternoon for a blaze in a servant’s room. A blanket used to cover a slave was ignited, causing a small fire with minor damage.
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M.D. Townsend
Fifth Street
Bar Postpones Meeting Over Dior Shortage
A Bexar County Bar meeting scheduled for 10 o'clock in the county building is postponed due to lack of a dior. The meeting is rescheduled for 10 o'clock next Saturday at the same location.
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Bexar County
Charges Wife Abandonment Case Filed in Court
Winpin Wall filed a complaint against her husband Weward Wall in the empty court accusing him of wife abandonment, alleging he abandoned her in April.
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Winpin Wall
Weward Wall
Marriage Licenses Issued in Last 24 Hours
The county clerk’s office issued licenses in the last 24 hours to G. E. Bower and Lugille J. Millet, and to Antonin Wu and Corinna Var.
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Jagt
G. E. Bower
Lugille J. Millet
Antonin WU
Corinna Var
Sets Criminal Docket for County Court Monday April 20
The county court criminal docket will be taken up Monday April 20 with no mailings yet. Among the cases of public interest are twelve against harriers charged with keeping places of business open on Sundays. Today was motion day in the county court.
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Harriers
Oarity Court
Local Notices Mention Names and Addresses Amid Health Traces
A scrambled OCR list shows individuals with ages and conditions such as exhaustion consumption cholera and phthisis, with varied street addresses in San Fernando South Tula Garza Abert Moore Building and other places. The segment also notes a move of offices to the sixth floor of the Moore Building by Welder and associates.
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Clara Burger
San Fermanio
Aldolphino Flores
Pair Moreno
South Tula
Violet Vetters
Garza
Monroe Benton
Abert
Cinta Thirger
San Fernando Street
Adaustion
Dre
Lankford
Jackson
DeFew
J Tj. Welder
Moore Building
Empire Vaudeville and Glee Club Offerings At Grand and Henevo
The Empire glories in The James Boys vaudeville production with new specialties and strong, life like characterizations. A matinee and tonight performances of several acts, including King of the Desert and How Hearts are Broken, promise lively humor and high order acts. The Grand hosts Oks vaudeville with Mr Cotton and a chorus of acts, while the Southwestern University Glee Club delivered a varied program at Beethoven Hall to a receptive, largely student audience. The Lyric notes Mecl class vaudeville opening tomorrow, with tougher acts and a notable ivory talking act on Thursdays. Proceeds from the eve go toward the new building project as patrons enjoy a packed house.
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James Boys
Empire
Cotton” Gunther
J. L. Kaufman
Rube Hoskins
Hugo Schwalzgesicht
Waittman
A. L. Curry
Roma
George Conning
Glee. Club
Grand Opera House
Glee Club
Southwestern University
Heethoven Hall
Bernt
Brahms
Geibel
Tomorow
Fland
Harry Bolus
Don Daggett
DECLARES COTTON BUYER MURDERED IN TEXAS
Brenham and Madison reports on April 4 state Chas Statler, brother in law of Hd Amster, believes Amster was murdered after Amster's body was found near Rogey eight miles from Normangee. No arrests yet. a reward of 235 dollars offered for the arrest and conviction of the party or parties responsible for Ed Amelgr, the cotton buyer, found twelve miles above Normangee beside a railroad in a small pool of water.
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Brenham
Tex
Chas
Statler
Hd Amster
Rogey
Normangee
Amster
Indin
Madison
Ed Amelgr
Normangit
Sign the AWTI Bailey Card Sign the AWTI Bailey Card
A damaged notice invites attendees of an anti Bailey meeting to sign cards endorsing sentiments by Hon Cone Johnson about public officials serving trusts and monopolies. Signatures with names and street addresses to be sent or delivered to Marshall Hicks at Hicks Building after the meeting.
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Wersons
Cone Johson
Marshall Hicks
Death of Jap Prince Avisaniga Scheduled for Tuesday
Tokio April 4 Official announcement of the death of the son of Prince Avisaniga who died in surgery for appendicitis at age one month. The full notice will be issued after the remains arrive in Tokyo next Monday.
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Tokio
Avisaniga
Tiera
Tokina
Trade Union Revival Plan Circulates in Omaha
A fractured notice hints at a local union revival agenda to be staged in Omaha in the near future with broad support. Short talks on labor topics are expected, and organizers may be forming a council to coordinate the event, with Bond's at 285 East Houston Street named in tantalizing asides.
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Ighoy
Omaha
Tradex Council
Bond's
East
Houston Street
Cambridge Wins The Boat Race On Thames Course
Cambridge defeated Oxford in the annual Boat Race held on the Thames from Putney to Mortlake. The 19 minute 19 second victory matched a 1893 record previously equaled by Cambridge in 1900, as large crowds watched along the river.
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Putney
Englanau
Uvews
University Oxford
Culirbridge
Thames
Mort Lake
Cambridge
Aoohie
Oxford
Canridge
Roosevelt Names a Public Printer
In Washington on April 4 John Leach of Illinois was appointed public printer in the Philippines, succeeding Stillings whose resignation was accepted recently. The move, a surprise as Leach had not been linked to the post. Fréd Wolfram advertised at 221 Losoya Street in Houston.
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Washington, D. C
John Leach
Ulinois
Philippines
Lert
Stillings
Roosevelt
Leech
Fréd Wolfram
Losoya Street
Hot Lane’ Daily
The
Glad Band
Judge OGorman Fights Burglary Suspect At Home
New York April 4 Justice James A. OGorman of the supreme court engaged in a hand to hand fight with an intruder who forced his way into the residence seeking burglary. He first battled the intruder after the butler was struck and then joined the fray. O'Gorman telephoned police and helped drive the man away before officers arrived to arrest him.
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New York
Justiay
James A. O'Gorman
Supreme Court
O'Gorman
Justice O'Gorman
Filipinos Refuse to Condemn Taft at Democratic Convention
Manila April 4. The American democratic convention in the Philippines defeated a resolution condemning the Taft administration by one vote. The convention endorsed Bryan for president and adopted a resolution demanding tariff reform. Six delegates were elected to the national democratic convention.
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Manila
P. EB
Philippines
Taft
Bryan
Plan to embargo Venezuela mocked by New York merchants
New York merchants in the Venezuelan trade dismiss a proposed embargo on Venezuelan asphalt coffee and goods as futile. An official from a prominent firm notes the plan would entangle the United States with Britain Trinidad Holland and the Dutch possession Guracho, while Immgration service connections in Engle Pass were seen in unrelated business.
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New York
Amit 4
Venezuela
United States
Alfred Dalwys
Trinidad
Holland
Guracho
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Esmeralda
Empire Opera House
Earl Burgess Company
Bill—Hays and
Flood
Moving Picture Theatres
Old New Hampshire
Commerce St
Alamo Plaza
Edison
Arthur Hotel
Diesselhorst
Mahricke
City News
Omala
GOLD
Ste
F. A. Ckapa
Eiepress
Dean EI
M. J. He Terrill
Conmy
Alamo Pua
F. Pasche
Bonhara Schaal
Adger Huerr
Tell Prasser Martin
Rose Berliner
Ciadre du Pay
Nellie Ingram
Marville Kilpore
Alvin Jeke
Tui Nordhaus
Jakie Rheiner
Arthur Sueer
Mary Clapton
Cecelia Mayer
Olive Wagner
Jessie Alburger
Elise Koller
Alvin Icke
Gusttav Rehbere
Gacy White
Cecelia Meyer
F. Bat
Beethoven
Losoya St
Frides
Manlove & Matthews
Fead
Broiles
Houston Strest
TR Bares
Cabtorti
Bellins
Equake
Schevermeyer's
Anisenenr
Martin Richardson
Ed. Waitf
Dan Quinlann
Interioentor
Lew Dockstadar
al. G. Melde
Richard Silberstein
Basta
Choisters — Maricheai
Daggett
Winter, Jones
Jap Prince
Rand the
Ralisbla
Q. G. Pulsford
Letter Warrier Forca
Postoney
Engle Pass
Immgration
Aity
Bond
Monte
Hina
D’abruzzi
Miss Elkins
Newport
China
Cholly Knickerbocker
Siguat
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