Clam Bake and Galveston Visit for Gas and Electric Delegates
In Houston the seventh annual Southwestern Gas and Electric association session will adjourn to Galveston after Saturday work. A clam bake city tour and entertainment are planned for delegates. Also noted is a Grand Picnic by Maenner Gesang Verein Frohsinn on April 30 1911 at Madarasz Park with $1 admission and music. In a separate trial Mike Goggan vs Thomas Goggan & Bro the jury returned a $39000 verdict for the plaintiff plus interest in the Thirty seventh district court. the proceeding is described as highly contested.
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Galveston
Southwestern Gas and Electric Association
Houston
Gas and Electric
Maenner Gesang Verein Frohsinn
Madarasz Park
Mike Goggan
Thomas Goggan & Bro
Thirty-seventh District Court
Elocution recital and local notices at Y M C A
Notices span a graduation recital by Claudia E Smith at the Y M C A auditorium with pianist Ethel Crider, plus multiple local items: murder charges against Gabriel and Zaragoza Gonzales in Eduardo Balderas death, a dance prize by L A Drug Co., a camp song contest at the Y M C A, a warehouse project by Maggott at Nebraska and Walnut, and various ads for services and goods in The Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudia E. Smith
San Antonio
Ethel Crider
Justice Court
Gabriel Gonzales
Zaragoza Gonzales
Eduardo Balderas
Military Plaza
Adejos Balderas
Fight over dog leads to fine in police court
A. Light, Dancing Every Night Electric Park, was attacked by W. A. McDonald who runs a store on East Commerce Street. McDonald was fined five dollars for assault. Haslem's assault case was dismissed. Haslem allegedly struck McDaniel's Scotch Collie, provoking the fight. Another man, Ernst Teichart, a white miner from Colorado, was arrested for vagrancy on Water Street while seeking a sister. the case was postponed and police will help locate the relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Haslem
Bowie Street
W. A. McDonald
East Commerce Street
McDonald
Haslem
McDaniel
Ernst Teichart
Water Street
Carver
Teichart
Colorado
Four Freed By Judge In Bonham Street Fracas
In police court today three women and one man were fined five dollars each by Judge Buckley after a free for all at a Bonham Street house. The women named Mrs. J. A. Jones Jennie Wise Bell Cook and Florence Stumberg. Stumberg was found not guilty and dismissed. William Depth received the fine.
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Buckley
J. A. Jones
Jennie Wise
Bell Cook
Florence Stumberg
William Depth
Bonham Street
Meeting Tomorrow Night of Young Men's People's Party Club
A meeting of the Young Men's People's Party Club is set for tomorrow night at its North Presa street headquarters. All interested young men in city politics are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s People’s Party Club
North Presa Strej
Government inspector finds furniture ok but limited in federal building
W. W. Stevens, government furniture inspector, finished examining the federal building furniture yesterday and departed for Gonzales. He deemed the installed pieces in good condition yet insufficient, noting some items are out of date and will be replaced as new stock arrives.
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W. W. Stevens
Federal Building
Gonzales
Iturbe headlines Mexican insurrection near Durango
Iturbe, a grandson of a famed patriot, has risen to command an army of 1500 to 2000 men in Durango. From a former jail clerk in Culiacan, he engineered prison releases, seized Tamazula, looted towns, and freed the captured Antonio Chaides. He smelts lead and reloads ammunition to sustain his rebel force.
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EL Paso
Tex
Mexico
Ramon Iturbe
Culiacan
Iturbe
Tamazula
Juan Banderas
Banderas
Durango
Antonio Chaides
Topia
Chaides
Sturbe
Poiptealynenin
Laws of Moses Ousted by Kansas Statutes Say Judges
Topeka April 27 Kansas supreme court holds Mosaic law does not prevail here though respected. Rulings note statutes regulate labor and that Bible verses cited by Missouri city lacked statutory backing. Decision cites Kansas law guiding labor under sociological conditions in effect.
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Moses
Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Kansas Supreme Court
Sunflower
Supreme Court
City of
Ottawa
R. A. Burch
Kansas City
Missouri River
Missouri City
Egypt
Ili
Trespass to Try Title Suit Filed in Fifty-seventh District
Martha Taylor and others filed a trespass to try title suit this morning in the Fifty-seventh District Court against the San Antonio Machine and Supply Company. The action seeks to determine title to real property and establish ownership rights.
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Fifty-seventh
Martha Taylor
San Antonio Machine and Supply Company
Captain Poor Improves After Paralysis Attack
Reports from the home of Captain D. M. Poor, a well known county resident, say he is improving materially from the recent paralysis attack.
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Poor
D. M. Poor
English governess held after theft tied to Queen Victoria letters
In Rome a Liverpool born governess, 34, is jailed on suspicion after jewelry worth 5000 dollars vanished from Queen Elena's ladies in waiting during a royal ball. Police found almost all missing gems sewn into a chair and a skirt with a colored thread needle. Authorities send her photo to Scotland Yard amid the mystery of Queen Victoria letters.
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Rome
Victoria
Italy
Elena
Liverpool
Scotland Yard
Mexican-born voters face scrutiny in charter election case
Trial testimony focused on whether Zaragoza and Pedro Salinas and other Mexican migrants were eligible to vote. Uncle Mar tiliano Meza claimed the brothers were born in Mexico and lacked U S naturalization, while several witnesses testified they had voting rights or naturalization papers. The judge reserved decisions on the nephews as proceedings continued.
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Martiliano Meza
Zaragoza Salinas
Pedro Salinas
Mexico
Meza
United States
Esmerisildo Salinas
Zaragoza
Mez
C.C. Cresson
Cresson
Witiness
Tarver Bee
Apolonio Medina
North Laredo Street
Cuero
DeWitt County
San Antonio
Texas
Matamore
Angel Riopas
Paloma Street
Felipe Canales
San Fernando
Concho
Defino Sanchez
South
Francisco Rivas
Qurangoland
Jesus Garcia
Leona
Benito Salas
Sam
Juan de Dios Garcia
Laredo
Juan
Coy
Andres Coy Sr
Houston
Captain Coy
George Gillette
Teodoro Arispe
South O
Tomas Gomez
South Laredo
Joaquin Guzman
Delgado
Crecencio Garza
Kerr
M. E. Talamantes
Damage Suit Trial In 37th District Court
Grover Sample sues The Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio railway for 40000 dollars in damages for loss of a leg. The trial in the thirty seventh district court is under way and likely to conclude by Saturday.
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Thirtyseventh
Grover Sample
Galveston, Harrisburg
San Antonio
Two Declare Intentions to Become Citizens
Two declarations of intention to become American citizens were filed yesterday with Deputy Federal Clerk Campbell. Joe Kolans, 18, born in Walleiskieschaen Austria, emigrated from Bremen arriving at Galveston April 11 1905. John Thomson, 29, native of Sakecoats Scotland, electrician by trade, emigrated from Glasgow landing in New York Sept 29 1907.
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Campbell
Franz Josef
Austria
George of
England
Joe Kolans
Walleiskieschaen
Bremen
Germany
Galveston
John Thomson
Sakecoats
Scotland
Delegation Awaits Colquitt Return for Judicial Appointment
A Houston delegation arrives in Austin led by B. F. Bonner and Monta Moore to urge the appointment of a district judge to replace the late W. P. Hamblen. Claims include Will Masterson Ike Standifer and John Archer Reed as possible nominees.
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Colquitt
Associated Press
Austin
Tex
Houston
Will Masterson
Ike Standifer
John Archer Reed
W. P. Hamblen
Masterson
B. F. Bonner
Monta Moore
Real Hero Ram Lal Bourt Saves Two Children
A porter on the East Indian railway was awarded the King Edward medal for saving two children. The viceroy of India pinned the medal on his breast in a formal ceremony last January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viceroy of India
Brave porter saves three children on rail track
Ram Lal Bouri, a porter among Europeans and Indians including railway officials, jumped from a coal car to save two children on the track and sacrificed a third when the car struck. He feared punishment but was praised as a modest hero for his act. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad follows.
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Ram Lal Bouri
Ram Lal
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Star Theater
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Miss Rochester
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Mlle
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Nina Charlotte Duncan
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American Medical College At
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Picture Shop of Quality
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Praeger Hardware Co
Yale Specialists
East Houston
S. A. Light
Dr. Fairfield
Gibbs
L. A. Drug Co
Turner Hall
Chas. K. Garring
Gunter
George S. Chessum
Kerrville
Adams
Losoya
Maggott
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Auto Tire Protector Co
Gerlach Bros
West Houston St
J. F. Green
South Street
Electric Park
Queen Victoria
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Aaron Frank Clothing Co
E. Houston Street
Ram Lal Bourt
Detricgh-Saur Lumber CO
Chestnut and
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Gunter Hotel
Bexar Drug Company
Hood
Citizens’ Ticket
San Antonio Loan & Trust Go
West Commerce Street
Geo. W. Brackenridge
Leroy G. Denman
Edwin Chamberlain
Seodeeuenee
Dr. Rae
Herff
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B. A. Stribling
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