Longtime San Antonio figure M. Gallagher dies at 79
M. Gallagher a longtime railroad worker and politician in San Antonio died after a two month illness at 221 Slocum Place. He wrote prose and verse, published Let ’er Go Gallagher in 1888, and contributed poetry widely. He moved to San Antonio in 1850 from Palestine, helped build the city hall, was alderman for two terms, roadmaster of the San Antonio and Aransas Pass railway, later led the Artesian Belt railway, and was a Mason and Knight Templar. He survived by his widow and eight children in San Antonio, Laredo, Austin, and other Texas cities. Funeral plans not yet made.
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San Antonio
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Gallagher
Butte
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Palestine
Aransas Pass
Jenier
Artesian Belt
Masons
Hnights Templer
Thomas da Julive
John Alagher
San Antonin
David Gallagher
Laredo
Maggie Jones
R. J. Powell
B. 0. McGee
Lowiy Reuter
Austin
Artists Anxious as Bluebonnets Cry Out For Rain
Weather office fielded inquiries from artists, photographers, and tourists about rain prospects. Bluebonnets are drying under the Texas sun before peak display. Forecaster H Jarboe said light showers are possible within 30 to 48 hours.
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Weather Bureau
Jarboe
Seven Keys Theft at Magnolia Station Baffles Police
Thief absconded with seventeen keys from the Magnolia filling station at South Presa and South Alamo streets Sunday night. Nothing else was taken, leaving investigators to probe the so called seven keys to Enidplate mystery as a possible clue.
Little Boy Reports Rifle Theft Near Flores and Nueva
A young boy told police a thief took a rifle from a parked automobile at Flores and Nueva streets. The boy described the thief and helped police identify the suspect after witnessing the crime near A. P. Helnen on 1937 South Alanco Street.
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Kerrville Notables Attend San Antonio Concerts
Kerrville residents and visitors filled San Antonio venues last weekend with social rounds and concerts. Guests included Mrs T Jefferson West and Octavia Deyées, Mr and Mrs J H Young, and many local figures visiting relatives, attending lectures, or conducting business in the city.
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Foot Jing
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San Antonio
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Oak Park
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Convert
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Uate
Fan Antonio
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Ars
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George Hagen
James Tung
Jake Pong
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C. B. Preer
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Mazonef
BR. A. Smith
South Texas Chamber of Commer
George A. Cargea
Viteh
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Burges Wilson
Abs
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R. . Butler
Knippa
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Federals kill twenty five brigands in border clash
From Laredo Texas April 4 more than twenty five members of a band robbing trains between Mexico City and Laredo have been slain by federal troops. The pursuit followed a reported ambush near San Luis Motost and several bandits were killed and wounded. Some rebels were captured or shot as the federal forces overran the band. The bandits, many former railroad workers, were said to be led by the Gallein brothers who had more than 200 followers nearby in Nueva Laredo. Shriners charity dance advertised at Municipal Auditorium.
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Laredo
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Mexico City
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Rio Granule
Ad Club luncheon discusses sixty nine years of advertising
William L. Hoefgen addressed the San Antonio Ad Club at a weekly luncheon, speaking on the progress of advertising in sixty nine years. He collected clippings from old newspapers as part of his talk, sharing insights on advertising history at the hotel venue.
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William L. Hoefgen
San Antonio
Y Members of March Feasted by Eld Members
Members who joined the group in March will be banqueted by elder members at the E venue located at 618 East A street Tuesday night.
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