American Fleet Landing Plans Parade at San Diego
Five thousand marines and bluejackets will land from the fleet for a shore parade in San Diego. The march from the water front to City Park begins at 2:30 with a five division marine and bluejacket force, led by Captain Schroeder. Admirals Thomas Sperry Evans and staff receive honors, including the golden key to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhing Port
Gillette
Far Ward
Admiral Thomas
Ineustaily
Admiral Evans
Golden Key
Thomas, Sperry
Mory
Ingérsnil
Wtill
Chandler
Connecticut
Toyight
Fener
Bolwl del ‘Covonada
San Antonio to Host National Cane of the Order in 1911
San Antonio leaders push to bring the national cane of the order to the city in 1911. A founders' drive seeks Business Men's Club backing, with 1090 affiliates and 225 members in Bexar camp No. 12034. Myre McDonald plans to attend, Anglin hosts May 6 delegates, and Texas leads with 42,000 members of a 1,00,000 national total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonius
Wedera Wondmen
America
Texas
Dallas
A. N. Brooks
Mtely
MeDonald
San Antonio
Deauty
Lila Distriat
Tila
Bexar
Myre McDonald
Pearla
Anglin
Wells Fargo Express Co Official Dies in Brooklyn
Obituary notes the death of a Wells Fargo Express Co official and Brooklyn resident. Survived by his widow and one daughter Mrs Charles Adare. His long tenure with the company spanned many years and official positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells-Fargo Express CO
New Yoas
Hosmer FR
Wells Fargo Exp Company
Wells Fargo Trendy
Brooklyn
Vesterdhyy
Pmeuntonk
Wolle Fargo Express Company
Parsons
Charles Adare
Market summaries indicate mixed, unsettled cotton and futures
New Orleans markets show futures trading with cotton edging up while buyers appear cautious. Traders note limited gains and expect further action as weather and unidentified factors influence prices. manager Lelay anticipates a key arrival and plans for a potential lineup adjustment.
Fight Blocks Democrats at New York State Convention
New York April 16. The second session of the Democratic state convention faced slow start as credentials and contests dominate the agenda. Kings County leaders press for sealing loyal delegates while rival factions in Kings, Ulster, and other counties push to resolve disputed delegates before proceeding to elect national delegates and presidential electors. The Bryn group seeks to force a Bryan instruction vote, while minority reports and procedural battles unfold in a tense morning session.
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New York
Denver
Senate
Kings County
Hly
Sengive
McCarren
Tanmany Hall
Cammiites
Kings Fserkimer
Reaven
Friends of
William 2. Brytm
Bryan
Aap
Sulla
Norman Ii. Mack
Buffalo Wave
TUTTLE BACK FROM MEXICO TUTTLE BACK FROM MEXICO
W Ti Tutte general manager of the traction company and IPIA vice president returned last night from Mexico City with Mrs Tutte. He reported a warm reception by Mexican officials and that Mexico will exhibit at the fair with a 75 piece band. Diaz and officials showed courtesy and the exhibit is expected to draw strong interest. An excursion with Tuttle aboard will arrive from Dallas Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ti. Tutte
Anl View
International Palr Associaion
Hr Republic
Mualiang
San Antonio
Diaz
Tuttle
Morais
Mexico
Quo
George J. ‘Pailaferre
Jalam
Theodore Harris
Albert Stoves
Oteresa
Googe Markley
Tallas
Tooter
Wil
Hare
Dallas
Flood advances threaten Great Falls and nearby towns
Helena dispatch reports a rapid flood surge endangering Great Falls with up to 15,000 depilations tied to a nearby smelter dam. As water rises cascading towns Cascade and Craig face inundation, with 410 Cascade residents evacuated and a relief train planned to assess the situation. Cleanup debris and halted power loom as ongoing crisis unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Great Falls
Boston
Craig
Montana
Cascade
Helens
Ife
Fhay
Palla
Local Weather Forecast For San Antonio Area
San Antonio and vicinity expect fair conditions tonight and Thursday. Lows near 68, highs around 80 with light winds. General national weather outlook shows variable conditions and no heavy storms anticipated beyond the region.
San Antonio health board tackles camp for the sick near river avenue
Dr 11. PB Burnita presides a committee to inspect sanitary conditions at a camp near the river avenue water works. Complaints trigger action as tents and other encampments appear on land tied to Brackenridge park, drawing letters between the water company and city officials. The issue centers on property boundaries and health risks to nearby residents.
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Burnita
San Antonio Board of Health
Uip
Dre
Dare, Hertaders
Berry
River Avenue
Alea
oMulala
Health Department
Saverndas
Guclig
Mayer Cullighion
San Antonio Water Bopnty Company
Hieronpany
Geberal Maracor Sur
Urackenridge Park
Warships to be kept in the Pacific fleet
A report notes California and western states urge the navy to maintain a formidable Pacific fleet. Cooperation from commercial bodies across Alaska Hawaii the Philippines is sought to press for permanent basing and twelve first class battleships or cruisers in the region.
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Sau. Prevelaeg
Cal
Washington
Ues Roof Naval
Pacific
Cafornia
Vara
Western
Ataka
Hawaii
Philippines
Baseball rate hearing on in Austin Texas
The Texas Baseball league sought a per mile rate of 1% cents, with a hearing by the wallroat commission this morning not concluded at noon. The petition was amended to waive the 1% versus 2 cent rate, 4800 mile maximum distance, and related fare details were discussed with representations from San Antonio and other parties.
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Sycelni
Austin
Tex
Awell
Texas Baseball League
Wallroat Copmissinn
Raada Thenaciyes Wat
Yale
Guan
San Anntonio
Otra
San Jacinto Program Fixed at Alamo for April 21
A redirected San Jacinto commemoration will be held April 21 at 4 30 p m in front of the Alamo if permits cannot be secured the event may move to the Mission San Antonio Valero venue Secretary of Public Schools and other officials are coordinating with Governor Davidson Lieutenant Governor and Col George Grey Brown to address attendees The program features a welcome by Miss Mirgueirs Plantier a poetry reading and a student reception committee with graduating girls listed including Dorothey Wagonstecher Nathalie Gong Anna Thimaldson Mary Louise Mannar and others
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San Jacinto
San Antonio
Ie Valero
Alamo
Snvo
Marshall Aleka
Mirgueriis Plontier
Milan
Lawtenant
Daylugnit
Boal Shaw
Dorethiy Wagonstecher
Wdna Gueranio
Berger Teorners
Uaeille Thonam
Nathalie Gong
Mat Pap Teagarden
Anna Thimaldson
Mive Gloson
Tar Moly Ramses
Mary Loutze Manrar
Ales Anettler
Zeteie Winger
Writs Granted in Bexar County Cases
The Texas Supreme Court granted writs of error in several Bexar County cases. Names listed include House vs Wells, Weiney ve, Collins and Branell vs Heike. Also noted are San Antonio Irrigation Company versus J Douterlaan and another Bexar County matter.
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Apple
Fiay
Supreme Court
Bexar County
Honse
Wells
Weiney Ve
Collins
Branell
Heike
Boys Before Grand Jury Report On School HovPs
A group of youths under age one were summoned before the grand jury today to testify about alleged hool mamas and where money is bet. The hearing aims to uncover details linked to the ongoing inquiry.
Naval funding limited to two battleships in current session
Washington April II: despite urgent White House appeal, Congress is unlikely to authorize more than two ships in the naval appropriation bill this session. Senator Hale, chair of the naval affairs committee, says the naval bill will provide for only two battleships.
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Washington
Gerit
Moyo
Hale
Committee On Nival Affairs
Labor Federation official stirs Fort Worth convention
Special report from Fort Worth Texas details Walton Peteel chairman of the legislative committee of the State Federation of Labor alleging a member was offered a $3000 salary by a corporation to discredit the committee. The session also elected officers including G Waggner as chair and E A Overheiser as secretary. The Brotherhood voted to admit the Order of Railway Clerks to membership as the legislative debate continued.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Walton Peteel
State Federation of Labor
He G. Waggner
Panne
E. A. Overheiser
Nis
H. Bronson
Swestom
Brotherhood
Acme
Austlu
Court records of mixed civil appeals and damages
A historical docket lists multiple civil appeals with varied outcomes. Cases involve damages for cattle shipment loss, land and possession disputes, and accounts worth around twenty thousand dollars. Reversals and affirmations reference counties and parties including firms and individuals.
Freight Wreck Near Wetmore Closes Line
A freight wreck near Wetmore, north of the town, halted traffic today as several box cars derailed. A wrecking crew from the city responded, and the Gretelhain was pulled from the yard to clear the line. About six box cars were demolished in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TG GN
Wetmore
Untitled fragment reports a quarrel and a hospital incident
A fragmentary report notes a man and a woman involved in a dispute with repeated quarrels. It mentions a hospital, a moral claim, and unclear names. The readable text is garbled, but indicates a domestic disturbance with potential injury or treatment. Further details are obscured.
Barber Case Set For Friday In County Court
Eight defendants named in a barber case including Canohlo Garcia are scheduled to appear Friday next week in county court. Sheriff reports difficulty locating the suspect and barbers deny knowledge of a partner. The Friday hearing follows an April 24 date and lists challengers such as J. J. Martin Ea Spolsky RN Huse and Rafael Gonzalgs.
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Cauebio Garcia
Focal
Ann Garcia
Keophtanis Birhet Sion
Surday
Sheriff’s Office
Canohlo Garcia
He County Court
Om Black
J. J. Martin
Ea Spolsky
R. N. Alou
RN. Huse
Peter Moara
B. Yeaguart
Rafael Gonzalgs
Tirigd Inch Sedpeye
Selden & Steck to Build Large St Louis Hotel Here
Selden and Steck Construction Co of St Louis wins contract to demolish the Vance homestead at Nevirro and Navarro for a seven story 400000 hotel with red brick facade. H L Ball will oversee legal and financials with P M Swearingen to manage the hotel for a new development by B L Naylor and A W Jones. Construction aims for completion by next year with basement and two floors ready by December and a grand lobby and grill on Navarro Street front.
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H. L. Ball
Jaguar Jesse
P.M. Swearingen
Hot Wells Hotel
Wals Gromg
Ti. Devel
Vance
Travis Street
Selden & Breek Construction Co
St. Louis
Bulding
Navarro Street
Travis Park
Outinok
Swearingen
I Flood Walker
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Seryearer
Jon Pogo Aight
Ake
Convent
Alamo Plaza
Court of Civil Appeals
Téxay
Tminois
Oy North Court of Civil Appeals
Fc Davis
The
Republic
Battle
A & AY
Radhway Corpmmny H. 7
Thay
Bee County
Alfirmen
Bupgett
Graekeit
Howard
Dignowity
Lois Lindheim
Val Vere Sonitty
Max Schite
Antoylo Gel- Terman
Gilmenie County
Ney
Vinfendany
Lower Court
Wabish Ratlpd
Newton, Weller & Wagner Company
Bensoplinig
Sui
Islays
Himsel
Pyerhpare
Ponter
Barber
Liu
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