City News: Two Licenses and Trials on Deck
Marriage licenses issued for Arthur Calyerr and Mrs Annie Menken and Q P Moore. A preliminary trial date set for Manuel Moran charged with killing Marcello Garcia, who died from a pistol wound. Coroner Umschwid links the fatal shot to Moran. Alamo Fountain at Alamo Plaza to be repaired after months of neglect. A goddess Hebe statue vanished but will be restored. Removal of Harry Miller, a tree stump man, to 212 Gast Commerce. Ligon Johnson named assistant US district attorney for Atlanta district. Casey denies leaving work due to a ghostly rumor about a chair linked to a past suicide. story traced to HW Somers.
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Manuel Moran
Marcello
Garcia
Benevolentia Ball
Umschwid
Fred
Manuel Mora
WIII
Alamo
Alamo Plaza
Ranad E. Bee
Daughters of the Confederacy
Mesdames Guinn
Riley
Surkey
Hebe
Thainver
Casey
Willan Casey
North Flores Fleet
Wmtmie
Negabater
Pla
HW. Somers
North Flores Street
Mr. Casey
White Rose Dance at West End Pavilion in Arizona
A party of prospectors from Abilene Kansas arrived in the area this morning seeking land bargains. The group, registered at the Rougher y, includes J. H. Houston James Chrimens F Peoples and J F Ford as they survey for desirable tracts nearby.
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West ‘End Pavilion
Ariz
Abitene
Kan
Roubhery
J. H. Houston
James Chirens
F. Peoples
J. F. Ford
Denies receiver for Washington Life in Texas case
The Frarty-seventh district court denied Mrs. Cora Clark and co plaintiffs a receiver for Washington Life Insurance company assets in Texas. Clark holds judgments for about 10,000 and plans appeal. Other brief items cover onion hunt plans, clerks preparing assessment totals, an aged Mexican admitted to infirmary, July vital stats with 245 deaths and 39 births, a child’s dress held by police, and local schedule preparations.
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Cora Clark
Washington Life Insurance Company
Texas
Divorce suit and arrest miss attempts in county news
Mrs. Fredericke Gierspeck files for divorce from Olta Gierspeck after twenty five years of marriage alleging neglect and that he beat her while intoxicated last month. Officers failed to arrest a man accused of mistreating a young girl and found he had left his home hours before. Also reports executive committee members revising trade trip details and a society column on English and American tall women at Ascot with noted heiresses and titled ladies.
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Bertha Deer
Continental Casualty Company
Mdiana
Fredericke Gierspeck
Con Ty
Olta Gierspeck
Bird
Severs
London
England
America
United States
Antor
Cornwallis West
Potter Palmer
Mra
John Ringeley Carter
Dora
Countess of Strafford
Princess Hatafeldt
Ascot
Fraternal Circles Meet In San Antonio Lodges
Fraternal circles in San Antonio including Red Men Knights of Pythias Woodmen and Ancient Order groups held meetings last night with degree work, initiations and petitions. Notable officers re elected include Grand trustees and grand officers from Dallas and San Antonio while local lodges reported large attendance and upcoming initiations and social events.
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Order of Red Men
Red Mer
Elk Lodge
Knights of Tythlas
Pythian Hall
Sim Jouston
Woodmen of the World
Woodmen
San Antonio
United Workmen
Murray's All
Hannouls
Goley
D. HB
Hermann Lans
Sunset Lodge
Knights of Flower
Trades Council
Odd Fellows
Monroe Lanza No
Onley
No. 11
Urquart
Ness
Sam Anaston
Ancient
Order of United Workmen
John H. Easton
Grand Lodge of Texis
Knights of Honor
Dallas
Thomas J. Berry
C. Glenn
Bealy
A. A. Coe
Colorado City
G. Terry
Ahee Newman
Hardy Hopson
Pittsburg
Grand Piainiin
A. ¥. Harris
Pearsall
Sentinel
Jacob Etter
Casivoville
D. J. Curler
Crockett
T. J. Borys
W. H. Shelston
EL Paso
Grand
W. Finley
Austin
John B. Wolf
Bull Fight Excursions Planned for August 17 18 at the Ball Park
Crowds are being drawn for a bull fighting series at the ball park on August 17 and 18 led by Senor Robles and his troupe from Mexico. Assistants bring trained horses and the work of arranging the bull work will start early next week. Big Tent Theater reports The Tron Hand drew large crowds at Wig Tent Theater with Richard Lester delivering Over the Ridge of Sighs. The Iron Hand to be staged tonight as eight piece orchestra enhances the entertainment. Beethoven Hall hosted the Taylor Stack company with a large audience for a family matinee scheduled Sunday and Wednesday afternoons.
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Ball Park
Senor Robles
Senor
Mexico
Big Tent Theater
Wig Tent Theater
Richard Lester
Yent
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Iron Band
Electric Park
Beethoven Hall
Albert Taylor
Missouri
City News
Arthur Calyerr
Annie. Menken
Q. P. Moore
M. J. Moore
Harry Miller
Johnson
Ligon Johnson
A. Kellar
United Sites
Atlanta (Ga
Darktown Copper Times
F. A. Chapa
McCormlck
Tohn Mirphy
Charles Chale
L. J. Belard
Theodore Muss
le W. Sutter
Clit Sutter
Alva May
Johm Guthrie
McDoneld’s
Roy Campbell
Agent Matthews
The
Humane Society
Vital Statistica
Mueller
Health Board
River Avenue
Auto
Charles W. Cartwright
Avenue Sb
Owen Sinnott
Imngine
Nowah Wis
Joe G
Childers
Temple
Lasalle County
Atipor
Gull Shore
Dewitt
Victoria
Shook
B. Bukter
CG. A. Rothe
A. L. Par
West Texas Bank and Trust Co
G. Bedell Moore
J. 4. Gavages
Leon N. Walthall
J. E. Jarratt
B. M. Hammond
Geo
C. Saur
Bearidae
Vica-Frea
W. R. King
H. Piper
City National Bank Depository
San Antonio School Board
United States Government
State Bank and Trust Co
Egat
Houston Street
Eta Capital
W. T. McGarmobell
Aug. Briam, Jr
P. J. H. Halle
Gaahier
New York
Fiasco
Ee Ec
RTS
Zac
Ney Tams
Kins Amt
B. Weller
W. F. Gahlie
Wholegalers and Jobb League
Knight
Tannese
Wnibretlas
Nic Teng
Sam Antonio Elke
Philadelphia
Grand Lodge
B. P.O. Elke
Jurobi
Sim Antonio Lodge
Ty Jackson
Masonia
Olive Grove
Woodmen Circle
Olive Grove No. 157
Woodmen’ Circle
Woodmen Hall
Myrtle Grove
Myttle Grove No. 1
Waarmen Circle
Waarmen Hall
Sevan
Pythian
Alamo Lodge No
Knights and Ladies of Honor
John Bosshard
Elks Hall
Wil
Tayior
St. Louis
Signor Torstello
Aline Peat
Sah Cleaning
Avenue C
Arkansas
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