All Subscribers to Carnival Invited
All subscribers to the 1911 carnival are invited to a smokers in Turner Hall Friday night at 8 o'clock. Directors met in the Chamber of Commerce to hear reports and discuss plans for the 1912 carnival. The financial position was reported sound with bills payable and funds preserved. A constitutional change was discussed to begin work in the fall and split subscriptions due in fall and 60 days before the carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urner Hall
Carnival Association
Chamber of Commerce
Atlee B. Ayres
Callaghan
W. H. Carter
Joseph W. Duncan
Fort Sam
Houston
the Press of
San Antonio
San Antonio Gas and Electric Light Company
Merchants’ Transfer
Jack W. Neal
C. H. Dean
Texas-British Society
Trades Council and
Labor Unions
Beavers
Turners’ Society
Owls
Redmen
Ben Hur
Ara‘y Patrol
Relic and Peacock Military School
Revival at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church Grows
Revival conducted by Evangelist R P Waters with Mrs Waters and Mrs Myrtle Halbert gains interest and attendance at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church corner Avenue C and Pecan streets. Two meetings held yesterday with afternoon and evening song services noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Corner Avenue C
Pecan Streets
R. P. Waters
Waters
Myrtle Halbert
Local notices and society events in Gibbs building move
Dr. Fairfield, dentist, has relocated to the Gibbs building, old phone 1258. A grand ball by the Weesat number 38, W. O. W. was held on Saturday April 29, 1911 at W. O. W. hall at Commerce and resa streets with Artzt, music and tickets 25c. Karl Hoblitzelle, president of Interstate Amusement Co, says work will begin within ten days on a new vaudeville theater in the city. theater location not announced. L. A. Drug Co Congeniality club prize dance set for Thursday April 27 at Turner hall. Clerk Campbell becomes father. a ten-pound son was born to Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Campbell of 1421 Avenue D yesterday at 2 10 PM. Mr. Campbell serves as clerk of the federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weesat Hie
W. O. W. Hall
Resa Streets
Karl Hoblitzelle
Interstate Amusement Company
Campbell
A. I. Campbell
Avenue D
Federal Court
Twenty-eighth Infantry
A. W. Bjornstad
M. B. Stewart
Birmingham
Fort Sam Houston
Wright
Curtiss
Signal Corps
Local notices and society updates in San Antonio
Pr Chas Garring announces osteopathic services from 204 Gunter building and lists old phone 2439. Tonight's People's Party meeting at Fest's hall eight o’clock. Marriages include Shaw Clark and Luther Clark in San Antonio. Also mentions Bakers association, banker party, and literary society debates at Jeffersonian High School with winners Kibbe, Sim mang, Voigt, Lehman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pr. Chas. K. Garring
Gunter Building
South Flores Street
William Springall
Isadore Levinson
Saloon Contest Hearing on Fritz Webber Case
Judge Phil Shook heard evidence this morning in a saloon contest against Fritz Webber of 735 River Avenue alleging violations at his establishment on South Flores Street tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Shook
Fritz Webber
River Avenue
Painful trouble with fingernails
Mrs J J Horton of Katonah New York reports a long battle with painful fingernail inflammation. After failed remedies and irritating prescriptions she used Cuticura Ointment nightly, with soap, and within weeks nails improved and later remained clear. Samples offered by Potter Drug & Chem Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
J. J. Svorton
Katonah
N. Y
Court Delays Ruling on Playground Distance Issue
Grand jury probes assault to murder charge in shooting case involving Mrs. Martha Forbes who fired at Mattie Cole Harriet Gibson and Annie Gibson. Several women witnesses were present in the grand jury room this morning amid questions on the alleged proximity of playgrounds to the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Martha Forbes
Mattie Cole
Harriet Gibson
Annie Gibson
Poetry and prices in one cigar verse sales pitch
An advertorial note touts Rosenthal Special 5c cigars with poetic flair and mentions wholesale prices. It directs readers to visit 400 and 614 1-2 E. Houston, promising better verse about spring if wholesale prices are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenthal
Houston
Rail agents and Elks lodge notes in San Antonio
R G Buford from the Katy returns from Seguin where he attended an Elks lodge installation with 55 charter members. George W Thomas of Chicago and Alton is in town on business. H C Carson of New York Central visits locally. Garland Tobin from Palestine stops in. Harry Redan of Sunset Central pays respects on railroad row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Buford
Katy
San Antonio
Seguin
Elks Lodge
San Marcos Lodge
George W. Thomas
Southwestern
Chicago & Alton
H. C. Carson
New York Central Lines
Garland Tobin
International & Great Northern
Palestine
Harry Redan
Sunset-Central Lines
Railroad Row
Telephone Company Wins Injunction Over Louisville Rates
In Louisville Kentucky on April 25 the federal court granted permanent injunctive relief for Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph company. The city of Louisville is restrained from enacting ordinances that would reduce telephone rates, preserving the company's rate structure in a long running dispute.
Fowler to Lead Trust Prosecutions in AG Office
James A. Fowler of Tennessee will become assistant attorney general in charge of trust prosecutions, succeeding William B. Kenyon of Iowa, recently elected as a U.S. senator. Announcement came from unofficial White House information today.
Vernal Products Showers Bring Springtime Forecast
Vernal Products notes April rains and May flowers as spring arrives. The article highlights mud and wet conditions from the seasonal showers affecting local activity and plans.
A Healthy Happy Old Age With Fig Syrup Remedy
Promote a healthy aging by cleansing the system with a desert spoonful of Syrup of Figs and the benign laxative "California Fig Syrup Co." product. This remedy is described as natural, strengthening, and suitable for all ages, with emphasis on genuine packaging bearing the company name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Sump Co
City approves 3000 for May election and street works
The city council adopted a 3000 appropriation for the May 9 municipal election. Actions include I G N tracks expansion along Medina street and related rights of way, water mains extensions, street grading, and crosswalks. Police pay for W B Miller case approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauermann
Finance Committee
Callaghan
Richter
International & Great Northern Railroad Company
Medina Street
Colima Street
el Paso
Chihuahua
Lopez Street
Martinez Creek
Menger
Streets and Bridges Committee
Greenley Street
Union Meat Company
Ralph Street
San Antonio
W. B. Miller
Nolan Street
Liver Pills Praised by Bank Cashier A L Wilson
A bank cashier, A. L. Wilson of Sparta Illinois, endorses Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills and Anti Pain Pills for headache relief. He reports the Liver Pills act naturally and quietly with no felt pill, and he cites personal positive results from both products. Wilson served years as cashier at the First National Bank of Sparta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
A. L. Wilson
Sparta
Ill
Wilson
First National Bank of Sparta
Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills Ad Copy
An advertisement for Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills claims they work gently without griping or irritation, are not habit forming, and offer a refund if the first bottle fails. It notes Miles Medical Co. of Elkhart Indiana as the maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Army division trims field train for Fort Sam Houston
Division 10 Nave A Field Supply Train plans to strip 41 wagons 174 mules and 35 horses from infantry cavalry and artillery units on May 1 to create an ammunition and supply train. Maj G G Bailey will convert the assets for field bakery transport and division HQ will receive six escort wagons and three spring wagons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sam Houston
Third Field Artillery
Fourth Field Artillery
G. G. Bailey
Quartermaster’s Department
Independent Cavalry Brigade
War Department
Leon Springs
Dohertys
Menger and
St. Anthony Ptels
Parole Regulation Approved for Texas Penitentiary System
Governor Colquitt approves a parole regulation banning second felony convicts from parole and barring applicants with prison rule violations in the prior year. Applicants may not use lawyers or friends before the commission and hearings occur on the first Wednesday after the first Tuesday each month. Parole decisions require his approval and monthly earnings reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Tex
Colquitt
Referendum Vote On Sunday Show Hours Ordered
Fort Worth Texas residents will vote May 25 on whether moving pictures may remain open Sundays. The city commission ordered the referendum this morning and proposed a later reservation of the issue for ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
City Commission
Adjourning Camorra Trial in Viterbo May Move City
The Camorra trial in Viterbo was adjourned until Monday due to a juror's illness and absence. Reportedly the case could be moved to another city amid jury dissatisfaction. Early proceedings saw jurors petition for higher fees, but no decision was announced. They are said to consider obstructive measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Iiterbo
No further progress if sickness continues
If one after another is taken sick no progress can be made under the present circumstances.
Inmate Dies by Jumping From 65-Foot Stack in Agnew
San Jose April 25. Rat Teeling, a trusted inmate at the Agnew state hospital, climbed a 65 foot smokestack and leaped to his death yesterday. Conductor J A Rechenthin of the I G N railroad is seriously ill at his Perez Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Calif
uRat Teeling
State Hospital For the Insane
Agnew
J. A. Rechenthin
I. & G. N. Railroad
Perez Street
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Exposition Park
LLEN
Sydney
Worthy Ward
Barton Forester
Lloyd AL
Majestic Vaudeville
Neola Colite
Florence Contella
Nina Charlotte Duncan
Grand Opera House
J. Harvey Moore
State Institution For the Blind
American Medical College At
St. Louis
Gunter Office Building
Houston and
St. Mary's Streets
Union Painless Dentists
Commerce
Turner Hall
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Stoene Ee
Gerlach Bros
West Houston St
Girls’ Society
Philomathean Literary Society
United States
Regina Heffey
Bernice Duggan
Margaret Braswell
Vera Timpson
Eagles
East Houston
Soledad Street
Romana Streets
City Council Chamber
Council Finance Committee
Fries
Dr. Fairfield
Gibbs
L. A. Drug Co
Shaw Clark
Buelah Shaw
Stockdale
Luther V. Clark
Adams
Losoya
H. D. Matthews
St. Anthony
L. D. Cole
United States Army
Cole
Auto Tire Protector Co
Young Men's People’s Party Club
North Presa Street
West
Houston St
New Spring
Bakers
William L. Richter
Texas Master Bakers’ Association
Dallas
New York
International Club
Mexico
J. G. Davenport
E. W. Davenport
Tamblyn
Ballantyne
L.A. Drug Co
Young Men's Christian Association
Shook
Alamo Ditch
Walnut Street
Smith
Kuehn
St. Phillip’s Industrial School
J. Martin
A. M. Larson
G. Frasch
G. F. Warren
T. E. Woodrow
Lombrano Street
Laredo Street
Krempkau Street
Wickeland
Commerce and Cibolo Streets
Alderman Smith
Dallas Street
Brooklyn Avenue
Lafitte and
Sycamore
P. E
Viola Blalack
West Woodlawn
San Pedro Avenues
Locust Street
McCullough Avenue
Paschal Street
Pine Street
Palmetto Avenue
Union Meat Company Et al
B. L. Smith
E. Flores
E. Iwansky
Heiman
Gonzales
Galveston Street
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart, Ind
Leon Springs Reservation
Frank Bros
Alamo Plaza
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Mr. Webb
Beethoven Hall
Labor Union Committee
People's Party Committee
San Antonio Loan & Trust Go
West Commerce Street
Geo. W. Brackenridge
G. Denman
Oe Ghanveriam
Caroline Kampmann
Thos. B. Palfrey
BE. A. Stribling
Chas. A. Zilker
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