Real estate transfers in Marlborough Place moves recorded
R. L. Witt sells lot 26 block 5 city block 3146 Marlborough Place to S. B. Hethcock for 3000 dollars. S. B. Hethcock sells lot 26 block 6 city block 3146 Marlborough Place to D. O. Richardson for 3000 dollars. Mrs. C. Jones and others sell tract of land at North Comal Street and Fredericksburg Road to S. H. Mount for 1010 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Witt
S. B. Hethcock
Marlborough Place
D. O. Richardson
Mrs. C. Jones Et al
S. H. Mount
Comal Street
Fredericksburg Road
Births Reported for Five New Arrivals
To Mr and Mrs Huthamp a girl born August 7 at 222 Magon street. To Mr and Mrs D Gonzales a boy born August 9 at 915 South Pecos street. To Mr and Mrs L J Negrita a boy born August 9 at Garden street. To Mr and Mrs J T Simmons a boy born August 11 at 608 West Magnolia avenue. To Mr and Mrs Felix Maldonado a boy born August 10 at 817 South Colorado street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huthamp
Magon Street
D. Gonzales
South Pecos Street
L. J. Negrita
Garden Street
J. T. Simmons
West Magnolia Avenue
Felix Maldonado
South
Colorado Street
Harmony Is Predicted at Welfare Commission Visit
Judge R. C. Duff of Beaumont and Mayor FE. A. Fletcher accompanied by a welfare commission member traveled toward San to discuss policy. The pair illustrated cooperation between city leadership and state agencies as the visit commenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Duff
Beaumont
State Welfare Commission
FE. A. Fletcher
San
Democratic Gathering at Gunter Hotel Speech
Antonio morning remarks at the Gunter hotel feature Judge Duff predicting a lively convention followed by Democrats statewide uniting with the administration for the state's progress. He asserts that the party talks in discord during the convention but acts in harmony afterward.
Waivers Secured for Nashville Utility Man Harry Storch
Nashville waivers announced for Harry Storch, utility player who did not travel with the team to Montgomery. Memphis clubs show interest and Storch may return to the Texas League where Nashville acquired him in 191. Burial notices mention Anacelita Villareal dying August 11 at 801 South Leona Street. May report returned to Texas League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anacelita Villareal
Leona Street
Nashville
Tenn
Harry Storch
Storch
Montgomery
Memphis
Congress May End Work In A Few Days
Majority Leader Underwood predicts adjournment this week unless President Taft vetoes the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill. Taft will veto over amendments tied to the commerce court and seven year civil service tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Underwood
House
Congress
Taft
Commerce Court
Office
Civil Service
Fitzgerald
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
Republian
Tennis Cracks to Meet New York at Meadow Club
Ranking U S tennis players converge at the Meadow club in Southampton to test for the Newport national tourney. W A Larned, seven time National singles champ, may play part of the event though not in prime shape. Maurice E McLoughlin, T Bundy, Norris Williams and former champions Beals C Wright and William J Clothier are among others expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Meadow Club
Southampton
Newport
W. A. Larned
Maurice E. McLoughlin
T.’. Bundy
Norris Williams
Beals C. Wright
William J. Clothier
Woods defeats Queal in ten mile match race in Newark
England’s A E Woods wins by two laps over Billy Queal of Alexandera Bay in a ten mile race at Vailsburg stadium. Woods time is 56 minutes 113 5 seconds. Queal collapses with a stitch but recovers, losing ground before finishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
Queal
Newark Stadium
Newark
Vailsburg
A. E. Woods
England
Billy Queal
Alexandera Bay
N. Y
Wood
Rockefellers Attend Sanatorium Arrival Near Chicago
A Chicago dispatch reports Mrs Harold PFeen, daughter of John D Rockefeller, under care at a sanatorium near Chicago. Mr and Mrs McCormick and Cyrus H McCormick's mother were en route to sail Europe when Mrs McCormick fell ill and was moved to the sanatorium. John D Rockefeller Jr visits the retreat. John D Sr spends the Cleveland summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harold Pfeen
John D. Rockefeller
John D. Sr
Cleveland
Perigrynus 10 Holds Annual Banquet Here
The Perigrynus 10 law student and alumni association of the University of Texas plans its second banquet and meeting tonight at 9 o clock on the St Anthony hotel roof garden. Judge W S Simpkins will preside. Over 160 members expected. Russell Savage of Corpus Christi to attend. Officers include R N Watkins president Dallas Aaron W Pleasants vice president Houston Mike Tulogg secretary Houston and Wallace H Newton treasurer San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Texas
St. Anthony Hotel
W.S. Simpkins
University
Law Department of Texas University
Galveston
Perigrynus
Simpkins
Russell Savage
Corpus Christi
University Law Department
Association
R N. Watkins
Dallas
Aaron W. Pleasants
Houston
Mike Tulogg
Wallace H. Newton
San Antonio
Building Permits Reported For Local Homes and Additions
H C F Smith files for a six room dwelling on West Magnolia Avenue valued at 2500. Good Shepherds Home seeks a nine room brick addition on South Grimes Street valued at 4900. Hicks Woods plans a four room addition on Evergreen Street valued at 1500. J W Williams requests a one room addition on Center Street valued at 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C.F. Smith
Weat Magnolia Avenue
Good Shepherd's Home
South Grimes Street
Hicks Woods
Evergreen Street
J. W. Williams
Center Street
Automobile Licenses List No 2624 2627
Licenses issued under No 2624 to T Roots of 11 Cuff Avenue No 2625 to Lone Star Brewery on Jones Avenue No 2626 to F Wroten of 202 Powderhouse No 2627 to James P F Skirving of 504 Rivas Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G -T. Roots
Cuff Avenue
Lone Star Brewery
Jones Ave
G. F. Wroten
Powderhouse
James PF. Skirving
Rivas Street
Penitentiary Chief Clerk Among Convention Visitors
J C Haynes chief clerk in the Texas state penitentiaries finance department is listed as a convention visitor staying at the Gun ter hotel. He previously worked with the department in Austin and was appointed to the penitentiaries system some time ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Haynes
J. C. Haynes
Finance Department
Texas State Penitentiaries
Gunter Hotel
Haynes
Austin Bus
Penitentiaries
Felix Probrandt in Tom Green County delegation
Felix Probrandt, proprietor of Probrandt Printing in San Angelo, appears as a member of the Tom Green county delegation. He is a former San Antonian and was connected with The Light at its founding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Probrandt
Probrandt Printing Company of
San Angelo
Tom Green
Mr. Probrandt
San
Saxo Salve Promises Skin Cure For Eczema Ringworm
An advertisement promotes Saxo Salve as a remedy for skin eruptions and scaly patches that peel and reform. It claims deep penetration, germ destruction, and restoration of smooth skin, with a money back guarantee from A. M. Fischer, Druggist, San Antonio, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Fischer
San. Antonia
Tex
Convict Population Up 36 At Texas Penitentiary
July totals show 3968 convicts on hand at month end, with 53 discharged 12 escapes and 4 deaths. State forces at Huntsville Rusk Harlem Clemons Imperial Ramsey Wynne Camp Goree and insane asylums plus lease and contract forces distributed among T W House Burleson Johns Bassett Blakely Lakeside Sugar Co H L Trammer and N A Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Penitentiary Committee
Huntsville
Rusk
Harlem Farm
Clemmons Farm
Imperial Farm
Ramsey Farm
Wynne Farm
Camp Goree
Insane Asylums
T. W. House
Burleson and Johns
Bassett Blakely
John D. Rogers
Lakeside Sugar Company
H. L. Trammer
N. A. Shaw
Gala Day of Sports At Sutherland Springs
Yesterday attracted hundreds from the region and San Antonio with a gala day of country sports. The base ball game between Sutherland Springs and a San Antonio mixed team ended 14 to 4 for the locals. Picnic dinners, dancing, and a large swimming pool drew crowds by the elms near the pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland Springs
Tex
San Antonio
Mysterious Sound Transmission and Deaf Spots
The Westminster Gazette notes puzzling sound phenomena from distant gunfire to Waterloo reverberations. It cites Trinity House tests showing noises heard far away yet inaudible nearby. It warns that coast disasters may arise from a mysterious soundless zone humans cannot locate or explain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Kent
Colville
Trinity House
Westminster Gazette
Sulzer Predicts Bill For Two First Class Battleships A Year
Congressman William Sulzer of New York and chairman of the house committee on foreign relations says he now believes the bill allowing the government to construct at least two first class battleships a year will pass before the current congressional session adjourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sulzer
New York
House Committee On Foreign Relations
Sulzer
Cuero Firemen Celebrate Big Summer Fair
Cuero Texas hosts a city celebration with crowds from Port Lavaca Victoria Hallettsville Gonzales Eagle Lake Yoakum and other towns. All Cuero stores close. Races start at 3 with 12 teams. Yoakum vs Cuero baseball game planned. Parade and grand ball to conclude the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero
Cuebro
Tex
Port Lavaca
Victoria
Hallettsville
Gonzales
Eagle Lake
Yoakum
Knox to Attend State Funeral in Japan
Secretary Knox will leave Washington on Friday to attend the funeral of the late emperor as special representative of the United States. Miles death notice: Mary E. Miles, 64, widow of Albert F. Miles, died at 10 this morning. Funeral at 5 pm Tuesday from 224 Sharer Street with services at St. Patrick's Church and interment in St. Mary’s Cemetery. Surviving children include William and Edward Miles, Mrs. Mary Cumberland, and Alberta Miles. Bearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Knox
Japan
United States
Mary Kk. Cumberland
Kingsville
Tex
Alberta Miles
FP. Stevens
J. J. Edgar
M. McCune
M. McMonague
B. Moran
H. Hines
T. Freeman
San Antonio School Board to Decide on Session Length
The board will vote at the next meeting on lengthening or shortening daily sessions. Judge Don A. Bliss chairs the committee with John F. Fentiman and Mike Goggan. they will meet principals to review the curriculum and aim to increase individual instruction while possibly shortening the day. Mothers' protests weigh in the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Don A. Bliss
Judge Bliss
John F. Fentiman
Mike Goggan
Bliss
Car Bandits Net Over Two Thousand From Street Car Heists
In Chicago on August 12 bandits operating on street cars stole and fled with more than $2000 in rewards. A. C. Thum a North Side cigar dealer contributed most to the robbers. he was forced to surrender $1500 in cash and jewelry valued at $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A. C. Thum
North Side
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Central Trust Company
W. Commerce St
San Antonio, Texas
Louis
Galveston Beach
Texas League
G. E. Feamster
Wapping &J
Frankfort, Ky
Postum Co
Battle Creek, Mich
Michicago
Patricia
Canada
St. Louis
Journal of the American Medical Association
United States Penitentiary
Leavenworth
New York Tribune
Vienna
Neue Freie Presse
Countess Marshall
Yella Silvermark Reissig
Harold F. McCormick
of Texas University
Washer’s House of Fashion
Tottie
A. Gonder
Che Menger
Texas
Crockett Hotel
Crockett and
Nacogdoches Streets
Alamo Plaza
Nagel & Wufst
Bexar
Traveling Men’s
Alfred Sanner
Savoy
West
S&t
Robert A. Coquille
de Tas Heme
State Bank and Trust Company
West Texas Bank & Trust Co
Avenue C
Cotton Maverick-Clarke Litho Co
Ginners
Groos National Bank Capital
Fanuac Oak
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