Saengerfest tickets selling fast with seats near gone
Saengerfest preparations intensify as visitors from Corpus Christi and others order seats. About 1,700 capacity at Be thoven hall, 4 thousand souvenir programs distributed, Carl Beeck's band to greet arrivals. official roster lists officers and organizers. Volunteers and press seating arranged as rehearsals begin.
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Messrs. Gorgon & Bro
Montell
Pogle Pass
Corpus Christ
Refugia
Gogean
Shout & Chairs
Alraady Terun
Hugo-Schmeltzer
Drys
W. Lehnwirth
Eretary C. BR. Mueller
Serreinyy Marl Bock
Mreetor
Gambling exposure lawsuit filed in federal court
In Peoria Illinois, Robert R. Beard receiver of the First National Bank files suit against Milmine Bodeman & Co of Chicago and New York City members of the Chicago Board of Trade and Stock Exchanges. The complaint accuses 15. J. Cassatt, bank president, of misapplying 50,000 when he allegedly withdrew funds and lost them on the exchange board in a failed bank scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osicaco
Robert R. Beard
First National Bank of Peoria
Ilinois
Milmine
Bodeman & Co
Chicago
New York
Chicago Board of Trade and Stock Exchanges
Theae
George Milmine
Charlen KE. Milmins
Edward C. Boileman
New York City
J. Cassatt
Téia
Cassatt
National Bank of Ikinota
Baal Dtendante
Georgetown Society Gossip from Georgetown Texas April
About ten couples danced at the residence of Capt A S Fisher with a good time reported. Louise Ward of Austin visits. Mrs McCreery of Austin stayed for San Jacinto Day with Mrs Kate Makomson. G B McGuire, Southwestern University student, won the oratorical contest at Sherman and returned with praise. Prof H A Shands lectured at the Althean society on Books. Bishop Kinseying will visit May 1. Postmaster Brooks is convalescent. Nellie Steele elected fire queen at the courthouse on San Jacinto Day.
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QroxeBrown
Tex
A.S. Fisher
Mieg Louise Ward
Auustin
McCreery
Austin
San Jacinto
Kate H. Makomson
Robert Henkle
Commercial Hotel
Hong
North Carolina
G. B. McGuire
Southwestern Diversity
Sherman Last Wok
Kinselying
Grace
Georgetown
Brooka
Convaloscent
Nellie Steele
Court House
Blackburn divorce case moved to Cotulla in long court process
In Pearsall Pointer s special report from April 25, the Blackburn divorce case, pending for a long period, is moved to Cotulla due to lack of evidence for an appeal trial. Local society notes mention a bazaar, church entertainments, and community visits, including a 70 dollar fundraising event for a new Baptist church.
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Ligur
Pearsall
Blackburn
Nailer
Ollie Hartness
Fannie Hindes
San Antonio
Teague
Pestsall Literary Society
Young People’s Society of the Christian Church
Loma Vista
Hol. Ponda
Col
D. R. Fant
Pryor
Walker
Colorado County
High School Exam Result Pleases Caldwell Readers
State University Professor Taylor praised the Caldwell County high school pupils after his examination. The democratic county executive committee plans a Lockhart meeting on May 2. Assessor Cain asks for enrollment corrections, while local families report a promising corn season and note a San Jacinto Day trip to San Antonio. A Nixon ford accident cost a wagon but spared the rider, and a cemetery event raised $25 thanks to Misses Hardoman and Webb.
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Siour Sprein
Luke
L. Burton
Prof. Taylor
State University
Lockhart
Caingives
San Jacinto
San Antonio
R. Leek
Hardoman and
Webb
Dudley Gains Eastland as Democratic Leader in Texas
Spacial Wire reports on April 2 in Dallas county where the bimetallist faction met, endorsing J. G. Dudley as head of the Texas Democratic organization. They backed incumbents for re-election, Calhoun for Congress, Connor for district judge, Maxwell for representative, and chose delegates for June primaries and forthcoming state conventions.
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Dudley
Eastland
Despay Lion
Basonano
Tex
J. G. Dudley
Texan
J. P. Calhoun
Congress
P. W. Connor
Accond
A. I. Maxwell
Talrty-Oret
Wotga Sea
Harmonious county convention endorses nominees
The Austin area held a smooth county convention with T. W. Gregory as temporary chairman and I. Moore as permanent chair. Both factions pledged undivided support for the nominees, with acclamations for several county and district offices. Also noted were officials named for the state supreme and appeals courts.
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Avastin
Tex
T. W. Gregory
Moore
Silver- Ito
Hoth
L. G. Denman
The
Supreme Court
W. L. Davidson
Associate Justice Court of Criminal Appeals
W. M. Key
Associate
Justice Court of Civil Appeals
R. E. Brooks
A.S. Burleson
EF. G. Morris
Ward Wodes
Alex. Walker, Jr
Avenged His Daughters Wrongs by Special Whip to the Surpay
Near Watagasaa Mies Marlon wed Green which at her father in law s will he abused her brother returned home and her angry husband sought vengeance entering the house was shot by the father in law who surrendered. Also Oscar Owens held over for counterfeiting by U S court after serving on a prior jury learning methods. Holmes Castle leased Fort Worth building corner Third and Rusk for one year at 1000 dollars paid monthly.
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Cormpt
Er Reno
O.T
Watagsa
Mies Marlon
Green Weath
Holmes’ Castle
Epcetus
Susuay Licng
Fort Wont
Texas
Ireland Hampton
Minnie Willams
A. G. Loving
Mra. Kk
McKINNEY and Abilene News Snapshots
A scrambled wire report from McKinney Texas notes a young man named Johnson charged with rape in a marital case. Abilene items include J W Call & Co filing for creditors and mortgages tied to A J Rushing and Abilene National Bank. Local ads promote tailoring, a farrier, and tickets for a Beethoven hall football event. A Cuban sympathizer reportedly sent men to enlist in the Cuban cause via New Orleans.
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Susday Lion
Mckinney
Texas
Johnson
Jal
Adv
Abilene
Saxpay Lion
Abaline
Tex
J. W. Call & Go
Dry Goods
Charles C. Basa
Asalgnoo
J. P. Green
Abilene National Bank
A. J. Rushing
C, P
KOOH
Farrier
South Alamo St. Dam
Polles
Granil Senger
Beeethoven Hall
Rannert
C. FE
Wynna
Arthur Storms
W. O. Rigaby
APS
Ae Ba
New Orleans
Tle
Caban
Charleston Chimney Sweep Imps and Lively Rumors
In Charleston, tiny chimney sweeps, barely clothed and sly, climb open fireplaces selling by contracts. Observers recall their ragged clothes, rhythmic calls Rehr rah yeh, and tricks like brushing against pedestrians. A trapped sweep prompts a bricklayer rescue, revealing harsh work conditions.
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Charleston
Rehr
N. ¥. Tribune
When did they live a question concerning the Te ka tw ere
A discussion on early Swiss lake dwelling peoples and the time spans of their occupation. M Vouga proposes stone builders lasted one to two centuries by the lakes, followed by bronze workers for two to three centuries, with 3,000 year mud layers covering their sites. The record remains a muddied but valuable history.
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Pro-Materio
Switzerland
M. Vouga
Fern Youth
Grant Statue Unveiled in Brooklyn in April Ceremony
A statue titled Speotsi Wit to the Sunparesi was unveiled in Brooklyn on a sunny afternoon in April. The equestrian statue of Gen. Grant received a grand reception with attendees drawn to the New York unveiling.
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Aldril
Taceday
Sat Antonio
Galveston Riverside Park
Sale of Sea
Whbe
Loynied
Isss
New Braunfels
Getaris
der Neutscher Mirony Noychor
Orgeulged
Salada
Cibola
New Branifela
Jacob Wabar
Hrackenridge
J. G. Smngden
Charles Iingo
Albers Maverick
Arther Gurnather
P. Vay Jelph Wagnar
Chaiimen
Carl Book
J.C. Dielmany
John Zadich Caursittee
Wm. Hooling
Dallas Ladies’ Choral Club
San Antonio Quartet
Mionia Deutscher Minnerchor
Biederkranz
Sss
Si ” LaSalle Miepnerchae
Fighsing Cosa
Heethogan
Sceres Vee
Dretab
H. T. Dietz
Helens Sobenck
Mayo-Rhodes
Kansas City
Enone
Ostin
B. Bert
A. A
Bohnet
G. Schramm
Mr. Warber
Ayveller
D. AtcAl
Georgetown Society
Caldwell County
Choige
Salvation Army
Sosway Lions
Ballington Tooth
Army
Spoota
Liams
Oxklamoma Crry
Oscar Owens
United States Court
Owens
Lobbet Tailoring CO
LDALE
Lapland
G. A. Stowers’ Furniture CO
White Mountain
Veenkfast
Wagner & Ghabot
Pancoast's
Max. Schultze
Compterce Street Bridge
Sonoay Lion
Moors
C. T
Raye
Commerce Street
Knox
Msy
Nolaon
Otulon
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