No Great Change in Foreign Situation
A roundup of diplomatic and military notices from Washington and abroad reports ongoing tensions. Appointments, detachments, and warnings frame the era, with Russia, Britain, and Turkey cited alongside domestic political and public health developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tome
Direetto
New York
Italy
Kiely
Washington
St. Perkispure
Czar
Great Britain
Russia
Turkistan
Afghanistan
Herat
Longpon
the Times
England
Sheridan
Kansas City
Topeka
Kas
United States Grand Jury
Oklahoma
Arkansas City
Des Mares
Sherman
Iowa
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Delaware
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
District of Columbia
Oprssa
Southwestern Railway
Central Asia
Galveston
N. W. Cuney Arly
Prristane
Amalgamated Association
East
General
London
Marnehak
Washinarton
Charles L. Scott
Alabama
Billiard Tournament Sees Sharp Duel Between Schulz and Vaughan
The billiard tourney deepens interest as August Schulz loses to John Vaughan 225 to 250 in a two hour match. Vaughan led 250 yet Schultz showed solid play with an average of 23 to 11. Tonight A Lyons faces Newman under new baulk line rules with bets on Lyons for the win and the tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Castroville
Texas
Clare
Willie Lee
Medina County
Thumm
Guadalupe County
Lee
Clave
Dre. Wasserman
Menger
August Schulz
John Vaughan
A. Lyons
Newman
Lyons
Henderson Patent Universal Automatic Patent Deceiver
A Boston inventor introduces a clockwork piano tapping device to mislead mothers during courtship. The Henderson apparatus runs for long evenings, simulating music and quieting parental interference. Advertisements claim it helps young men appear suitably reputable and aids progress toward romance and a fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Post
Boston
Leon Close Faces pistol charge in Recorder court
Leon Close, a white boy, appeared before the Recorder charged with carrying a pistol. The case hinged on identity. the boy was not proven in court and he was dismissed. Separately, J. O. Landry sells his Alamo plaza drug business to W. H. Maverick and plans to return to Louisiana with a fresh start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Close
Recorder
Buckley
Leon
Emerson
Austin Street
Grand Avenue
Lone Star
J. O. Landry
Alamo Plaza
Landry
W. H. Maverick
Louisiana
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Emanuel Abrahams
Commerce Street
Vienna
West Commerce Street
N. Wise
Ee Marquart
Soledadstop
Courthouse
Emerson’s
Emerson Ry
Zilian’s
Commerce
Alamo Streets
Graham
Pique
Navarro Streets
San Antonio, Texas
Telegraphig News
Chicago
Grant
Venezuela
Warren Green
Kanazawa
Japan
John D. Bacon
South Carolina
Paraguay
Hungary
United States
Berthold Greenebaum
California
Apia
Albert Loening
Bremen
Joseph B. Hughes
Birmingham
John H. Putnam
Honolulu
Victor A. Sartore
Leghorn
Robert E. Withers
Ee Kong
John H. Williams
Treasury Department
E. W. Keighly
Constantinople
Turkey
M. Nikaloff
Dardanelles
Bosphorus
Thrapia
Porte
Berlin
Bismarck
Curiaco
Board of Trade
Board of ‘Trade
Fielden
Panama
Coras and
Clent
Buena Ventura
Call
Panama Bay
M. Montoya
Reyes
Senor Montoya
Colon
Aizpuru
Consular Corps
Jouett
McCalla
Aizpurn
Montoya
Simms & Samuels
Mark Grayson
Alich Morgan
Aggie Wells
Ethel Whst
Della Grayson
Alice Morgan
Victorio
Cleo
George
Alty
Clayton
Muecie
Eva Allen
Charles Colburn
Fashion Orchestra
Miss Aggie Whlls
Dynamiters
Black Colburn
Colburny& Nayton
Dooley
Coburn
Tda Rogers
Lice
Cleveland
Jennie Teets
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