Grand ball at Concordia Lodge turns night into festivity
A grand ball hosted by Concordia Lodge 704 lit Hy, Muth's garden with admittance 25 cents. The event featured music and a festive mood as members and guests enjoyed an evening of dancing and socializing in the garden setting.
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Concordia Lodge
He Ant I
Muth
Admiigston
Mra
W. al. Parker
Hulma
Will Jonvo
Sablual
John H. Thian
Chy City
Man Ends Life At Crossus Saloon In Peach Springs
A man identified as Allert Crook, about 70, shot himself in the head at the Crossus saloon door in Peach Springs. The alleyway discovery noted the act occurred the day prior. Crook, described as eccentric, had lived in Peach Springs about twelve years and settled his affairs before the suicide. He indicated where his receipts would be found.
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SaXway Bros
Albirueracr
Crossus Saloon
Pusch Springs
Atlantic and Pacific
Crook
Gale
Peach Springs
Futurity Stakes Won by Daly's English Bred Colt Ogten
The Futurity Stakes at Bay Race Track on August 15 was a premier American turf event. Ogten, Daly's English bred colt, led from early in the stretch to win by a length and a half over Ornament, with Rogers Rodermouund half a length back for third. Time 1:10. Weather cool. Stake value 57,290 with 45,200 to winner and distributed prizes.
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Daly
Ogten
Lad
Patterson
Rogers Rodermouud
Winear
Bank Failure Hits San Angelo National Bank
Texas bank disaster reported by special wire to Sunday Srayt from Washncrox on August 13. Citizens National Bank of San Angelo with capital 100900, assets 72000, capital imparted, bank examiner Gannon placed in charge. Berlin report notes Emperor accepts Bronsart von Schollesdorf resignation and appoints General von Genaler to command the Henaian division.
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Washncrox
Berlin
Reichye Zor
Genstal Bronsart von Schollesdorf
General von Genaler
Church notices of worship times across city denominations
A compiled listing of church services and activities across the city. Denominations include Presbyterian, German Evangelical, Episcopal, Baptist, Methodist, and AME churches. Entries note Sunday schools, morning prayers, revival events, special sermons, and youth programs with locations on Flores Street, Jefferson and Travis streets, Garden Street, and nearby avenues.
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Flores Street
Selvel
First Presbyterian Church
Lly
Steg
Guther W. Barrey
South Pina Strow
Presbyterian Church
Stonizit
Suns
Tapom Westie Liagas
Jefferson
Travis Stegots
Row
Euataee Ut King
Bog Moets
Krlotty
Chas. D. Daniel Wil
Prospect Aine Baptist
Sueciien
Sy. mi
Thue Hays
Willing Workers’ Guild of
Se. John
Hogkherry Treet
Mantang
Christe Snobhoy van Endeaver
Sindy Peayer
Thurstay Cathlven
Avery Fat Bain
Sehonlin
Ony
Korsey
Newglae
Law
Sulth Epworth Leagie
Westminster Church
Garden Street
King William
Avery
Sage Day School
Westminstar
Robert M. Hall
Populist Meeting and Party Officers Appointed
The Bexar county Populist executive committee held a secret session at Meyer's ball and accepted resignations of precinct chairmen. A new committee was formed to pursue the Populist congressional candidate Taylor McTae, including Captain D. M. Page and others. Adolph Jain and Manily Reve rent are noted, along with related local business references and a Texas newspaper loss at Fort Worth for $3,650.
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Bexar County
Freeman Protester Returns From Frele Prosse
Fragmentary OCR shows a name Robt Hanuchke as a protester and a return from an event described as Frele Prosse with unclear context.
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Mr. Robt
Hanuchke
Praptetor
Republican turmoil at San Antonio convention sparks clashes
A charged San Antonio political scene shows conflict within the Republican ranks as leaders clash over rival factions, accusations of usurpation, and calls for party harmony amid a contentious county convention and upcoming elections. Adolph Stulzan dies after being struck by a train near Yorktown, with his body sent home for burial. Real estate transfers and a streetcar sprinkler proposal update the local business page.
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Tasca
Tle
Bexar County
San Antonio
Allison Sp
Coney
U.S. Marshals Office
Allison
Gua Windus
Verrol
U.S
Republican Executive Committee
Adolph Stulzan
Yorktown
Santa Rosa Hospital
Innt Waddesday
Railroaders Convention Effort Aims for Large San Antonio Turnout
The railroaders convention committee plans a full program in San Antonio next month with speeches by state leaders. J Ey Galbraith of the International Railroad discussed convention rates, with a likely round trip of up to five dollars and thousands expected to attend. Names added to the visiting roster include J R Norton and Joan Ballons, with dates shifting from September 9 to 10.
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Messrs
Bert Shangle
J. 2 Reon
George Surkey
M. KE
Stevencon
Pp. C. Woods
James White
Politica Lundora
Ata
San Antonio
J.R. Norton
Opera House
Joan Ballons
Cha
Georges Wall
Midsummer Pleasures at St Alberta hall by Progressive Dramatic club
The Progressive Dramatic club held a midsummer hop on Saturday August 8 at St Alberta hall in San Antonio. Despite a lively scene many guests lamented Father Time would not permit longer revelry. The guest list included numerous San Antonio residents and attendees from nearby towns.
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Progressive Dramatic Club
St. Alberta Hall
Jevaia Hona
Susie Simpson
Juliette Garrett
Rosa Gorrell
Julia Dugosh
Tulle Elserson
Carrie Watziarzick
Anois Ztzik
Liv Weiss
Johanna
Rosal Ko
HH. Kyptor
Poto Misertoh
Rd, Staudt
J. J. Atberger
Win. Hoyo
Jim
Rauk Gessdortz
Gus Mogozoray
A. Blondin
A. Schnewler
Gus Baumgarten
Peta Moergon
W. Pinghaupt
Wolas
Pawalski
Enttl Chiestik
Deckmany
Fregerson
Kolodge
HI. Wilke
Vat Poleracek
W. Danden
Sewer Work Progress Reported With Heavy Labor On City Lines
The sewer corps will not receive August salaries until mid September due to Labor Day closure. Work from Navarro Wheat to Soledad street will be leveled for sewer laying starting tomorrow, with rapid progress on the heavily used thoroughfare. Weekly totals show three foremen, inspectors, sixty laborers, eleven teams on the outfall contract, and 6,218 bricks laid per man daily. Across streets in ward 3 and McCracken Avenue there were 1,115 feet trenched, 1,010 feet completed, and 57 barrels of cement used for brick sewer laying.
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Electaya
Martin and Taylor
Esat and
Zavalla
McCracken Avenue
McCracken ‘Avenue
Old People Honored With Surprise Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs Cornelius Gembler were honored at a party on Salado four miles east of the city for Mrs Gembler's seventy sixth birthday. About fourteen guests attended from the city and nearby areas. A large table with Chinese lanterns, a fine supper, dancing, and a string band lit up the night. A speech by Mr Herman Schnitze praised the elderly celebrants. There were German songs and a humorous tale about an accidental gun incident earlier that day involving Mr Gun Burst and a hunting accident with a Westrode powder.
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Mra
Cornelian Gembler
Salado
Mra. Gembler
Ki. Bradon, Sr
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