Fireman Scruggs Killed in Mission Loop Buggy Crash
Lieutenant N T Scruggs of Hose Company No 8 on South Flores street is dead after a buggy overturn caused by a speeding automobile fright. Officer John M Gray of the San Antonio mounted police was seriously injured with a fractured leg and internal injuries. both men were off duty and driving to a rural road near Riverside Park when the horse swerved and the buggy overturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. T. Scruggs
Hose Company No. 8
South Flores Street
John Mgray
The
Mounted Corps
San Antonio
Scruggs
Gray
Mission Joop
Flores Street
Terrell Wells Road
Riverside Park
Horace
Scruges
Ardam
Fiay
Beanville
Ex Premier Campbell Bannerman Dies Peacefully in London
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman former British prime minister died at 9 15 this morning after a long illness heart failure listed as cause. He born September 7 1834 attended Glasgow University and Trinity College Cambridge married Charlotte Bruce in 1860 lady Campbell Bannerman died in 1996. niece Mrs Campbell and Dr Burnet present at deathbed. he had served as financial secretary to the War Office in 1871 and later years as premier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
James Campbell
Strachtro Forfarshire
Glasgow
Henry Banneman
Hunton Court
Kent
Hin
Glasgow University
Trinity College, Ga
Campbell
Sir Henry
Campbell Bannerman Aittle
Burnet
Conmmbell-Bannerman
Fire Department Sufferer Buried in Tragic ties
The deceased, 25, connected with the fire department since 1905, was son of Mr. Qin Dire Albert F H Scruggs. He lived at 202 Fest Street with parents and left three sisters and two brothers. Funeral tomorrow morning under fire department auspices, arrangements by Chief Phil Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qin Dire
Albert FH. Scrugge
Say Road
Scruggs
Fest Street
Fire Department
Phil Wright
Polleaman Gray Wrate
Markets Rally Fades as Liverpool Drops Sharply in New Orleans Report
Market roundup notes Liverpool break of over 29 Gavita and a New York dip easing bearish mood. Prices show limited strength with slight recoveries in altimarkets. futures open high, strong activity in Wheats and Corn across Kansas City and New Orleans. Livestock receipts steady in Chicago and Omaha with mixed cattle and hog movements across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Liverpool
New York
May
Kansas
City
Cnn
Chicago
Omaha
Nob
Kahane City
Sheen
Knights Conclave Set in San Antonio for April Festivities
The fifty fifth annual conclave of the Texas Knights Templars to be held in San Antonio on April 23 to 26 features a three place officer rotation due to retirement and two vacancies from deaths. The program begins with a 8:20 assembly at Masonry temple, a street parade, church services and an Electric Park entertainment, then continues with reconvening, election of officers, and receptions at Masonry temple.
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Knights Templars of Texas
San Antonio
D. IT
Randolph
Laredo
Eugene ‘Ty Murchivgn
Vernon
Masonie Temple
Electric Park
Asm
Masonic Temple
Menger
Elock
Menger Et al
Alamo Street
Commerce Street
Piaza and Mary Avenue
Main Avenue
Houston Street
Houston
Navarro Street
Travis Park
Alaige Plaza
Alama Plaza
Crockett Street
Masonia
Gonzaley Commandery
Sion
Alficens
SlollLp
San Antonio Commandery No. T
Gonzales Commandery No
Grand Commandery
McLane Case Affirmed by Fourth Court of Appeals
The Fourth Court of Appeals in El Paso affirmed the lower court ruling dividing Hiram H. McLane estate residue into four parts instead of fourteen. case from Bexar county. other matters heard include Datkuwita Brothers vs Mrs. T. B. Achrioner and J. P. MaAfee vs 2D. Henry with damages and commissions addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Court of Elyll Appeals
Hiram H. McLane
Bexar County
Cour Arena
Datkuwita Brothers Aginst
T. B. Achrioner
Randerrt
J. P. MaAfee
Henry
Court affirms death sentences in two Texas cases
The Court of Criminal Appeals today affirmed the death sentences for Mont Gibson for the killing of Constable Suntry on September 28, 1908 and for Dave Anderson in Walls County. Powell has already received a penalty in the Suntry case.
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Austin
Tes
Mont Gibson
Court of Criminal Appeals
Gibson
Iilict
Feit Powell
Denne
Dave Anderson
Fron Walls Woutty
Suit for 15000 damages filed in Fifty-seventh district
Patlam and Hof Wells Development Co filed a $15,000 damage suit alleging land sale issues tied to a 1900 transaction with Taxi Hot Sulphur Water Sanitarium. Former owner Shachkiett claims the land was sold or settled for stock valued at $5000 with rent money anticipated. He seeks $5000 for stock one eighth profits and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IM. Patlam
Hof Wells Development Company
Shachkiett
Eine Pais
Hia
Cloudy OAL Weather Forecast for San Antonio Area
Cloudy conditions expected tonight and tomorrow for San Antonio and vicinity. Low around 68 degrees, high near 84. Winds at 3 am reported at 4 miles per hour. Temperature records updated by the weather office show year comparisons and notes on data collection. General national weather report to be continued on page eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Thorniay
Agali
Mavreveese
Wejpraseree
A .m
Cavatry
Veterans Convene In San Antonio For Grand Army Meeting
Texas Grand Army of the Republic holds its twenty third annual encampment in San Antonio with a morning opening at Warmony hall Navarro Street. Mayor Callaghi and Hon Joseph Ryan will give welcomes as Lt Col Whittaker and Elsa Kine respond. Credentials and delegates meet at Nexar hotel. An evening reception and dance follow for visiting officers and GA and WWII members.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Texas
San Antonio
Nexar Hotel
Warmony Hall
Callaghi
Joseph Ryan
Lo. Whittaker
Elsa Kine
Marmony Hall
Navarro Shreeh
Ana
Ord
Sheriff Zoeller Despondent and Takes Own Life in Texas
Boerne Texas April 22 Sheriff George Zoeller longtime Rendall county official aged about 60 shot himself in the head in his jail cell at 7 this morning dying five hours later without regaining consciousness. His death followed days of despondency noted by his wife who found him later. He had served 14 years as Kendall county sheriff and was highly popular. Adolph Zoeller son of San Antonio attended the scene but could not confirm when he learned of the tragedy.
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Boerne
Tex
George Zoeller
Rendall
Zoeller
Zoetter
Toursous
Cant. Zoelier
Waring
Adolph Zoeller
American Stationery Company of
San Antonio
German Street
Popullar
Kendall County
Anyons
The
American Stationers Tompanty
Aingelt
Powderly Arrives in City to Observe Immigrant Work
Terrence V. Powderly former Knights of Labor leader and now head of information division in the Bureau of Immigration resumes a stay in the city for several days before proceeding to Galveston. He says the United States government aims to place immigrants in work on arrival and plans agencies at port cities nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Labor
Galveston
Powderly
Division of
Bureau of Immigration
Department of Commerce and Labor
Shawnee
Oklo
United States
Her Majesty Receives at Electric Park Carnival Welcome
One of the grand carnival fetes will feature Queen Bertha Frances Rowalle receiving the Knights of Omnia and their families at the rink building in Electric Park. A frolic and homage will mark the event with a parade of speakers including actors and local dignitaries. The program lists acts by Uncle Sim and Martin J. Arnold, followed by formal proclamations and a musical pageant.
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Forte
Bertha Frances Rowalle
Knights of Omnia
Rink
Electric Park
Voltume
Cavalenda
Knights of
Omalu
Sim
Martin J. Arnold
Fred Smith
Don Diego Ramon
Walter Napier
Mexico
G. Gare Olaf Birkhead
Great Britain
John Dull
William Campball
Germany
von Tabt Nicht
J. .J. Éthomierman
France
Dear Alphonse
J. Kirkpatrick
Italy
Hintoria Macaroni
T. Jackson Treland
Rory O'Moore
Conroy
Hungary
Tluge
Beardin Dies After Sudden Seizure in City
R. Si Beardin of West DNA died last night at 11 30 after a sudden seizure. An abscess of the brain was given as the cause. He was found unconscious near Beeville and rushed to San Antonio for treatment but did not regain consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Si Beardin
West Dna
Glocka
Beeville
San Antonio
Temple Hit by Flood Delays Power Plants and Rail Service
Temple Texas April 22 floodwaters rise along the Tran river threatening electric and water power houses. George Davis, a grocer, was drowned at Belton. Katy line between Temple and Tellon suspended. Cotton Belt traffic between Mcreger and Gatesville halted. Reports an 11 foot rise in the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thmpla
Tellon
MuGreger
Gatesville
Tomorrow Carnival Attractions Parade and Reception Planned
A grand parade of the Knights Templar at 1 a m leads to a civic parade at 4 30 p m under the Business Men's Club committee. Queen Bertha Frances hosts a reception by the Knights of Omaha at Electric Park Rink with specials in the afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Knights Templar
Business Men's Club Committee
Bertha Frances
Knights of Omaha
Electric Park
Colorado River Flood Threat Near Columbus Bridge
Passengers arriving on the Southern Pacific from the east report the Colorado River rising to 25 feet above the rail base on the Southern Pacific bridge at Columbus. The rail company, warned by the weather bureau, prepares for emergencies as flood waters threaten local crops and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Colorado
Columbus
Weather Bureau
Baranm parade at carnival to feature burlesque act
The Baranm cheug parade, a burlesque feature of the carnival, is scheduled for the internom if line ie. The event is kept secret by those in charge. Mrs Fy M. Turner of Schulanders returns from a visit to her daughter Mrs P. C. Mather, 12 Nevada Street.
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John M. Gray
Mounted Police
Bannerman
Cash Grain
Yestarday
Mverpool
Qunt
Sterls
Grain Market
Rio
M’lane
Grim Reaper
Sheriff Zoeller
Ison
Wife
Husband
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