Confederate Veterans Evening at Grand Opera House
Arrangements are completed for a Confederate veterans entertainment at the Grand Opera House tonight. The program, performed by old soldiers and veterans, includes songs, recitations, and dramatized scenes from 1861 to 1865 with a ten dollar Confederate bill gift to attendees. The act list features "The Conquered Banner," "Tenting on the Old Campground," and a Arkansas Traveler interlude among others, with a final taps finale.
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Grand Opera House
Boys In Gray
San Antonio
G. Peterson
W. J. Parker
Claudia Smith
W. W. Sloan
Suwanee River
Dixie
Nellie Lytle
Dietcher
Arkansas Traveler
Arkansas
Lone Star
Texas
S. J. Holmes
W. M. Cheney
Train schedules recall vast network across cities
Irregular timetable fragment lists multiple trains with origins and destinations including Houston Galveston Dallas Waco Kerrville Palestine El Paso Cuero and Victoria Division. It notes arrival times from various lines and services such as Express Local Mail and Special, with departures for north east west and coast towns and weekend variations.
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Houston
Galveston
Dallas
Worth E
Waco
Austin
San Antonio Likely To Host 1914 Methodist Conference
A sub committee from Asheville will visit San Antonio April 28 29 to evaluate the city as the site for the 1914 general conference of the Methodist Church South. The entertainment committee backs San Antonio with local leaders including H E Hildebrand Dr J E Harrison and Allan K Ragsdale. Other invited cities include Dallas Oklahoma City Louisville Chattanooga Atlanta Tampa Memphis and New Orleans.
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San Antonio
Methodist Church, South
Asheville
N. C
H. E. Hildebrand
Chamber of Commerce
J. E
Memphis
New Orleans
J. P. Brown
Raleigh
N.C
L. W. Davis
Baltimore
T. B. King
One Thousand Dollars For A New San Diego Rose
The Panama California exposition directors offer 1000 dollars for a new rose variety named San Diego to be used in the grounds in 1915. Florists nationwide may enter if the rose is hardy, entrants are US residents, and they announce intent to compete. Ground breaking ceremonies run from July 19 to 22.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Cal
United States
Hall's Texas Wonder advertised for kidney and rheumatic troubles
An old advertisement claims Hall's Texas Wonder provides quick permanent relief for kidney bladder and rheumatic issues. It attributes testimonials to Dr E W Hall of St Louis and notes sale by druggists.
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Hall
Texas Wonder
E. W. Hall
Olive St
St. Louis
Behles and Boelhauwe Architects at 228 West Commerce
Architectural firm Behles and Boelhauwe listed at 228 West Commerce Street. Local notice notes their address and professional designation without additional context.
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S&s. A. Ry
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Houston Arid
el Paso
City Ticket Office
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VIA
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Santa
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P. J. Owens Lumber
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National Painless Dentists
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Mexico
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Laredo
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Union
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Coast
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Sun
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Banday
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West
Victoria Division
Tis.na
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Cuero
Santa Fe
Tin
Tessene
Hollan Slend
Fred Hummert
the Peading Wald Paper, Paint and Artists’ Materials Store
Rathskellar N Antonio
Goon ‘Ehevice
Elite Cafe
Rambler
Rambler Magazine
SAN Antonio Light
Lanes Hotel
Losoya Street
Hicks
Yale
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the Central Trust CO
Central Trust Building
Commerce and
Navarro Sts
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Adolph Herff
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R. RB. Russell
Sam
Bell
Alfred Doerier
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Tevens
R. W. Hearne
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State Bank & Trust Company
Hicks Building
Guaranty Fund Bank
Capital
LO E. B. Chandler
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West Texas Bank & Trust CO
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