Woman Leads Band of 125 Trained Musicians
Adelaide Lander, daughter of Mies Lander, heads a group of 125 trained musicians in Wiss Adelaide. Despite club requests to appear publicly, she chooses to stay behind the scenes guiding performances and maintaining the band’s rising reputation. Her son hater reputation is not clear from text. Lander’s influence remains strong in the music world.
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Army maneuvers at LeB Springs draw troops from many states
Private letter reported to Congress member James Le Slayden notes a shift in Army maneuvers location from October to July at Leq Springs. Texas officials may delay local duties as troops from Texas and neighboring states prepare for summer drills amid contracts and supply planning for the event led by General Myer of the Department of War.
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Legn Springs
Leoq Springs
James le Slayden
San Antonio
Texas Ulity
Malye
Leap for Life in a Fire at Joliet
A Joliet fire caused extensive damage to a building housing the Joliet Native and White Cross offices and others. Total loss feared to exceed 10000 dollars as flames swept floors and endangered occupants.
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Joliet
Ape
Twa Wen
Ami Feo
Sato
Dn Wihnois
White Cross
Thankful Note for Kindness and Offerings
A heartfelt message expresses gratitude for the kindness and support shown during a bereavement. The writers thank friends and neighbors, mention specific helpers and tribute offerings, and extend best wishes to the community and a local group.
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Jae Moor
Hiv
Nelovert
Paul M. Schuster
Patil Schuster
Firemen's rate debate may cut rail fare to Waco
The State Volunteer Fireman's Association seeks lower rail fares to Waco for its members attending a convention. A letter to the Passenger Agent questions rail service charges and seeks approval from the commission. The issue hinges on prohibiting private rail rates without proper authorization amid medical concerns and municipal travel needs.
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Waco
Amun
Tex
Anek Raly
Hood
San Antonio Seeks 1909 Theatrical Convention
San Antonio seeks to host the 1909 convention of the International Alliance of Theatrical Employes. Arthur Duhig, a local member, asks the Business Men's Club to back Mesa as a site, noting San Antonio’s high reputation. Duhig will attend as a delegate. M. Temple may assist from San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Arthur Dulig
M. Temple
San Antonis
St. Paul
Dulig
Delegation to Mexico to invite government for fair
A San Antonio group led by Wahnlund and Willian J. Alo will travel Tuesday to Mexico to present an official invitation from the International Fair association to President Fortuna Diaz. Accompanied by their wives, they will ride the Mexican train via Eagle Pass and stay about ten days visiting the capital and other stops as they recruit exhibitors. A directors meeting yesterday discussed fair exposition matters.
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Willian J
Alo
W. B. Tyfitie
Albert Steves
Faiyas
Sant Ama Anne
Eagle Pass
Dlexistan
Police Awe Throngs Protest Bluecoats At Grand Central Palace
In New York on April 4 a large crowd gathered at Grand Central Palace to protest police actions. The meeting remained quiet with police on guard and several speakers denouncing authorities over last week’s Union Square incident. Leaders Roosevelt, Draft, Bingham, and Inspector Schmitthearger were singled out amid tense but orderly conditions.
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New York
Policumen
Jreain Cathos
Grand Central Palace
Union Square
Liles
Roosevelt
Bingham
Schmitthearger
Anti Bailey Supporters Aiming To Organize Nationwide
Anti Bailey supporters claim to have completed signups and planning for a local to statewide organizing push. The piece notes meetings, speeches in San Antonio, and a March 2 date for a larger gathering as they seek to influence Texas county results and the state memory.
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Bailey
Willie
Ymade
Bailey Wala
San Antonio
Cay Dee
Hneese
Compress Association 10 Holds Annual Meeting in City
The Compress Association 10 plans its annual gathering in this city on April 20. State convention at the sites io Seapeers Resuelation of Pexax to be told. Delegates from Texas and nearby areas are expected, with officers and members preparing for the event.
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Texas County
Valera
Momar
Pew
Compress Association
Uapet
San Antonio
Be Clarkson
Colton Svelange
T. J. Hoop
English Painter of Note Visits America
English portrait painter May Margre arrives in New York to exhibit four portraits including Sir Henry Trying and James Bryce. He praises American openness to new art, notes the friendly reception in London and America, and plans to return to England after the showing.
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Abd Néwy
New York
Yanda
BRE
Tomas
London
America
Lowder
Ark
Magre
Sir Henry Trying
James Bryce
Phalee
Norfolk
Wartley
England
Ad Oubon
Ameren Wontan
Mena
Chicago Visitor Finds Joy in City Stay
Dan OConne of Chicago, visiting San Antonio for the winter, enjoys his time in the city as his mother’s weekend event keeps him content with the stay and local hospitality.
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Dan Oconne
Qftiven
Chicago
San Antonio
Weaaine Pantad
Taft's Chicago visit sparks party money debate
Taft's whirlwind Chicago trip is described with fragmented wires about a May 2 delegate convention and Democratic executive committee. The Travis County, Texas organization plans a primary to select delegates, with Valley and Anti Valley forces expected to split expenses estimated around $410.
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Antis
Texas
Austin
Travis Son Damocratic Executive
Ales
Hoth
Vailey
Anti Valley
Adjutant General outlines needed rifle range plan
Angtliy, Tex, Apid-Adiutant General Newinn tell today what is necessary say A proper huret range for the stale grand. He says a piets of properly 1006 yards Wide and 1200 yards long with mantains on the nerkh a bleh ay wooded sanitary campy silo nonye sent to water on south is necegaary. It must be accessible to a rat road and a public highway and with the legislative appropriation the put would desembia every yeay for target practine on aneh a sunge.
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Newinn
Polite Chatters Echo Chicago Police Question
A fragmented Chicago Tribune item questions why police did not stop a fight and arrest the suspect. It notes Uint cead confrontation and mentions individuals tied to a long absence, a railway position, and a personal greeting among old friends.
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Chicago Tribune
Germanns Want U S Warships to Visit Them
Berlin dispatch notes German officials and opinion mixed over inviting United States warships to visit. Some see benefits of naval exchange while others warn such a move could provoke Britain and alter balance, with debate on naval bases and parity throughout Europe.
Mortuary notices for Jenner and Beviuk in local city notices
Roland Jenner, nine, of 205 Bhp street, died yesterday afternoon from appendicitis. Funeral 4 PM today at the Tally residence with Rev. J C Felger of the English Totheran church. interment at St John's Lutheran cemetery. Gottlieb Beviuk's funeral at his home 227 Sherman Street today at 4 PM. services by Steyn Achites. burial at Hermieu Seas sem ory.
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Bhp Street
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Sherman Street
Funeral notices and civic notices for Annie Kuebler Diel
In San Antonio on April 4 1908 Mrs Annie Kuebler Diel i aged 24 wife of Gus Kuebler dies. Funeral arrangements and church rites at St Joseph Catholic on April 6 with Interment at St Joseph cemetery. Woodmen Circle Myrtle Grove No 3 and Alamo Lodge 34 A K will attend and issue notices. Garden of Thanks expresses gratitude for support during bereavement. An inquiry asks who will place spring yard postings with classifieds.
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I. San Antonio
Pox
St. Joseph Cemetery
Woodmen Circle
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Woodmen Forest
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Kuebler
Ray Toomby
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