Blaine and Logan Rally Draw Large Republican Gatherings
Speakers defend protectionist tariff and Blaine Logan candidacy while denouncing Democrats as corrupt. Colonel DeGress explains his Chicago convention stance and praises Blaine's 20 years of service. Union of Republicans and supporters invite cross-party members to join.
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Gosling
Colonel DeGress
Austin
Chicago
Fort Worth
Arthur
Hansche
Blaine
Logan
Garfield
General Logan
Cleveland and Hendricks Club
Blaine and Logan
North
Africa
Evening ‘Democratic
Cleveland
Coating
A. J. Evans
Dick Hubbard
reOgreed
Burer
Jack
Blaine and Logan Rally Draws San Antonio Crowd
Republican meeting at Blaine and Logan club headquarters draws a crowded audience. Speakers Ogden Rector De Gress and Evans defend Blaine Logan platform and tariff policy amid sharp partisan rhetoric and comparisons to Democratic rivals.
Notable Visitors Roam San Antonio Hotels
Sheriff McCall spends Sunday on his ranch. Visitors include J. A. Johnson of Gonzales and A. B. Newland of Organ, N. M., at the Central. Samuel M. Jarvis of Laredo and O. H. Wochsmer of Austin stay at the St. Leonard and Menger respectively. Several Austin figures attend the Menger including Judge Rector Mayor De Gress Eugene Swindell and J. P. Bayland. Others travel from Boerne Brooklyn to the hotels as part of a busy visitor schedule.
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J. A. Johnson
Gonzales
Central
Newland
Organ
N. M
Samuel M. Jarvis
Laredo
Menger
O. H. Wochsmer
Austin
St. Leonard
C. P. Johnson
United States Army
Eagle Pass
Co. F
Boerne
A. Evans
Brooklyn
N. Y
W.B. Preston
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
A. L. McLane
J. F. Hall
Liouston
W. J. Kingsbury
Los Angeles
California
Inebriates and Offenders Sit in Recorder Court
The Recorder's Court details numerous fines and dismissals for inebriates and offenses. Charges include insulting language, vagrancy, obstructing streetcars, and tapping Captain Karber's claret. Fines range from $2.50 to $10 with several dismissals and warnings.
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Aimee
Karber
Applewhite Crossing opens new Justice's court at Medina river
At Applewhite Crossing precinct No 5 Judge Massey opened the new Justice's court last Saturday. The first case F W Sibert vs P H Huard debated a disputed Cincinnati journey for a patent on a movable neck clamp. Huard denied consent to pay half the expenses and later sold the patent to Mr. Emerson for 50 dollars and a brass watch. He had earlier valued his share at 25,000 dollars. A verdict for the defendant followed. The major entry case was forcible entry and detainer with Leon Le Compte as plaintiff and Gustave Todouze and others as defendants. Non J H McLeary for the plaintiff. Messie Cocke and Tarleton for the defense. Proceedings began at noon and lasted until 12 15 a night, with a jury verdict of not guilty delivered at 12 40 Sunday morning.
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Postoffice Exchange
San Antonio
L. C. Grothanus
Judge Ogden
Sommers & Uehlinger
Grothaus
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J. B
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Fle
Democratic Party
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New York
Applewhite Crossing
Medina River
Massey
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P. H. Huard
Cincinnati
Sibert
Hurd
Emerson
Leon Lecompte
Gustave ‘Toudouze
J. H. McLeary
Messie. Cocke
Tarleton
Property transfers between J Amanda Dignowity and Frank Kriseh Jr
J Amanda Dignowity sells to Frank Kriseh Jr for 250 dollars lots 8 9 and 10 in block M4 subdivision 157 west of San Pedro creek measuring 20 varas by 574. W Polly sells to John H James for 50 dollars city lots 4 and 5 on the west side of Pone Avenue north of Seventh Street.
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Frank Kriseh, Jr
San Pedro Creek
Varas
W. Polly
John H. James
Pone Avenue
Seventh Street
Counterfeit 1865 Mint Ten Dollar Gold Piece in Circulation
Bank officials warn of a very dangerous counterfeit ten dollar gold piece from the 1865 mint circulating in the city. The note describes it as a fair fake but lighter in weight, with the Bland dollar counterfeit having diminished in circulation here.
Gallant Rescue At River Near Guenther Mills
A young boy fell into the river below Guenther's mills and sank three times before Mr. Louis Schunke bravely plunged in and saved him by grabbing the hair. The boy slowly regained consciousness after the incident.
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Guenther’s Mills
Louis Schunke
Surprise Shooting Match In New Braunfels
About thirty San Antonians mainly from the San Antonio Schuetzen Verein traveled to New Braunfels at noon for a friendly shooting match. The event, meant as a surprise for New Braunfels, ended with New Braunfels winning both matches.
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San Antonians
San Antonio Schuetzen Verein
New Braunfels
Street Fight After Store Robbery On Austin Street
Detective Jackson and William Lyons, owner of a store on Austin Street, fought yesterday near the Menger hotel. The clash arose from Lyons’s claim that Jackson knew of a $1800 theft and failed to warn him, prompting a physical confrontation before a fir of the Captain’s ag aga trophy of the seufire. They have not yet been tried.
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Jackson
William Lyons
Austin Street
Menger Hotel
Lyons
Agaga
Elwood Named New Manager of Sunset Base Ball Club
The Sunset Base Ball association directors unanimously selected Mr. J. B. Elwood as manager. He is described as well versed in baseball management and expected to unite influence and energize the organization, pleasing stockholders.
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Sunset Base Ball Association
J. B. Elwood
Elwood
Kind Gambler Replaces Broken Wine Jug for Poor Boy
A reporter recalls a morning scene on Main plaza where a poorly dressed boy drops a wine jug and cries after it breaks. A burly gambler helps by buying a new jug for the boy, whose mother is a poor widow, and sends him away rejoicing. The act is praised as a small kindness with moral value.
Sunstroke Hits County Residents Amid Hot Spell
Deputy U S Marshal Nig gil suffers sunstroke returning from Medina County ranch. doctor reports gradual convalescence. Wagon driver F Brickle collapses, revived at Dreiss drug store after restoratives. Mrs Maxfeld, 70, dies from sun stroke and remains in precarious condition. local ladies approve smoking Little Jokkee.
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Niggil
Medina County
F. Brickle
Dreiss
Max
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