Fence Cutters Dismissed for Want of Evidence
The San Antonio Light reports that in Trovitita Texas on April 12 the court dismissed fence cutting charges against George H Benderle and August Hutzler for lack of testimony. Other cases saw verdicts of not guilty for murder and theft and several judgments for land, with notices of appeal in multiple actions.
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San Antonio Light
Trovitita
Texas
Haas
Haas and Burnett
Burnett
F. Niggli
Hopkins
Goldfrank, Frank & Co
Mudd
W. P. Hughes
International and Great Northern Railroad Company
Joe Ney
L. A
M. Sauces
M. Ortis
Debraiel
Poree
Wallace
Cansey
G. T.thumble
J. Clifden
Gustav Simon
John Clark
Simon and Clark
Simon
San Antonio
Clark
James A. Slaton
H. H. Bean
Gottfried Fritz
Oseph Meyer
Scott Free
Schmitt’s Hall
Messrs
John A. Green
L. D. Murphy
Denman
Edward Haltom
R. H. Lombard
Eagle Pss
Solon Stewart
Clamp
Brackett
Mr. Waldron
the Express
Scribler
Rifle exhibition draws crowd to the Springs
Dr. Carver planned a free rifle exhibition attracting a large gathering as streetcars and hacks carried many spectators toward the springs. Earlier, members of the Alamo gun club and Penrose engaged in a glass ball shooting contest, concluding the event.
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Critter
Thiele
Andrae
Micklejohn
Flood
Penrose
Dr. Carver
Carver
Winchester
Alamo Gun Club
Death of Mr. Zoroaster Fisk With Belknap Rifles Honors
Mr Zoroaster Fisk formerly a Cohen and Koenigheim clerk and son of a prominent local family died this morning from measles. His remains will be interred with military honors by the Belknap Rifles, of which he was a member.
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Zoroaster Fisk
Cohen & Koenigheim
Belknap Rifles
Englishman fined after chair incident at home
William Hoare of English origin drank Saturday night and playfully threw a chair at his hopeful son. A chair leg flew off and struck his wife, leading to his arrest and a $5 fine. The report questions how the leg caused the injury.
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William Hoare
Beating a Woman Leads to Recorder Fine
August Lapetur, described as an ugly fel low, beat his mistress Modesta Suniga about a week ago over money. He fled and evaded officers until today when the Recorder fined him $10. The woman still bears a black eye.
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August Lapetur
Modesta Suniga
Recorder
Fishermen Return From Koenigheim Ranch Trip
Four men Abe Samuels Aaron Frank Dave Koenigheim and Leon Michael went on a fishing and hunting excursion to Koenigheim's ranch Saturday night. They returned this morning with one fish and many birds with Aaron killing all the birds. They had been in Graytown yesterday.
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Abe Samuels
Aaron Frank
Dave Koenigheim
Leon Michael
Koenigheim
Aaron
Graytown
Pleasure Party Heads Trek Through Indian Territory
A party of gentlemen led by Messrs Beckwith Outhwaite Calvin McFarland and several companions departed yesterday on a six month overland pleasure tour through the Indian Territory and New Mexico with full camp equipment.
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Messrs
Beckwith
Outhwaite
Calvin
McFarland
Indian Territory
New Mexico
Electric light on Main plaza underperforms
The electric light was installed on Main plaza but is too weak to improve illumination. Dense shadows cast by the lamp leave parts of the plaza in darker areas than before, negating the intended enhancement.
County Officials Invite Inspection of New Poor House
The West Texas Medical Society members in good standing and city newspaper men are invited by County Physician Chew and the County Commissioners to meet at the poor house next Wednesday morning from 10 to 12 to inspect the new facility and partake in a lunch with beer.
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West Texas Medical Society
Chew
Inquest Set Over August Stuempke Death
August Stuempke who suffered a skull fracture Friday morning died Saturday afternoon. The article notes suspicions about the death and reports a full inquest to be held this afternoon at 3 o clock to determine cause and circumstances.
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August Stuempke
Lignr
Juvenile Boys Fined After Stone Toss Spree
John Jones and Ely Smith two ten year old boys were at Sommers garden until 11 at night. When told to go home it was too late they left and began throwing stones at dancers on the platform. Special Officer Cavanaugh arrested them and the Recorder fined each ten dollars this morning.
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John Jones
Ely Smith
Sommers’ Garden
Ongoing Ovation Sparks Tense Moment at Springs
Nic Cosgrove received an un prompted ovation yesterday at the Springs as a crowd awaited Dr Carver’s shout. A rifle flashed toward Cosgrove and he quickly moved to a more secluded spot, avoiding further remarks.
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Nic Cosgrove
Dr. Carver
Nic
Mr. Cosgrove
Dr. E. C. Scudder Preaches at First Presbyterian Church
Dr. E C Scudder delivered an eloquent sermon on Ye are the salt of the earth to a large congregation at the First Presbyterian Church. The musical portion was well done. He will lecture on India tonight at the same church for the Madison Square Presbyterian church, tickets 50 cents.
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E. C. Scudder
First Presbyterian Church
Scudder
India
Madison Square
General Grant and the medical feud over his cure
A lengthy critique of allopathic treatment for General Grant argues doctors block real cures and cites cases like Larabee Henson and Prescott to claim a safe cure exists. The piece endorses Warner's safe cure and warns intolerance may hasten Grant's death while praising Lincoln and the public’s sympathy. References to doctors, hospitals, and the need for nonstandard remedies are included.
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Grant
Allopaths
Washington
Garfield
Gen— Grant
Appomattox
Dyne
Lincoln
Chincona
B. F. Larrabee
Boston
J. B. Henson
M. D
Rochester
N. Y
J. 8
Prescott
Cleveland
Ohio
Anson Stager
Bright
Chicago
Joe Goss
Larabee
Henson
Warner
Nera
R. A. Gunn
United States Medical College
New York City
General Grant
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