Unanimous vote on Grayson Street opening in city council
The San Antonio city council discussed appropriations and plans for opening Grayson street to connect the rock quarries area with government property. Speakers weighed Austin and Josephine street options, with private donations offering long right of way and a bridge project priced at 850 to 1246 dollars, and the council approved related measures.
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Belknap
C. Gillett
Houston Street
Soledad
Barrera Street
C. Schlavic
Kearney
River Avenue
Rock Quarry
Water Works Company
Grayson Street
Elmendorf
Garza
Austin Street
San Antonio
Gallagher
Josephine Street
French
Smyer
Aj Street
Graygon Street
Furthemore
Connor
Lockwood
Grayson
Austin
Lockwoody
Smye
Schreiner
Hissioner
Dr. Sat
Major Creason
Government Ice House
Meade
Pauly
Belvin Street
Finance Committee
Houston
Flores Street
Eighth Street
G. G. Braden
St. Mary’s Street
Pauley
Joint Hospital Committee
Concho Street
Water Works
Losoya Street
Adams & Wickes
A. M. Cohen
Main Plaza
New York
President Cleve land letter- War Department commentary
The article discusses President Cleveland reforming Indian Territory abuses by removing cattle leases in Colorado Ute country where English cattle companies allegedly occupy vast public land and terrorize locals. It also notes Cleveland’s letter controversy, and Secretary Endicott’s push to curb long detached detailing, with allowances for Colonel Robert N. Scott's continued work.
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Wasmaaton
Indian Territory
Colorado
United States
United States Army
Cleveland
Cincinnati
New York Times
Ohio
E. J. Downe
Oregon
Alaska
Endicott
Lincoln
Arthur
Washington
Goorge
Robert N. Scott
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Wabash strike called by Knights of Labor amid mixed reports
In St. Louis on August 17 the Knights of Labor acknowledge a strike order for noon tomorrow on the Wabash railroad. The move targets Fort Wayne Indiana and several Illinois Missouri towns with shops secured, yard and train crews ready though engineers and firemen uncertain. The general committee remains in St Louis to direct efforts, with rumors of Missouri Pacific joining denied.
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St. Louis
Knights of Labor
Wabash
Fort Wayne
Andrews
Peru
Ind
Decatur
Springfield
Ills
Moberly
Stanbury
Toledo
Council
Missouri Pacific System
Wabash Road
Cholera Toll Rises in Spanish Cities September 17 Update
On August 17 maps show Tarragona and Olodite with the sharpest cholera rise since Friday. Spain reports 4696 new cases and 1556 deaths nationwide as Grena da nears a peak, with declines in new cases and deaths elsewhere. Madrid records 20 cases and 2 deaths. Valencia 82 and 49. Cuenca 134 and 32.
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Maprio
Spain
Tarragona
Grenada
Albacrece
Castellon de la Plana
Cuenca
Tornel
Valencia
Madrid
Trials continue as Mexico editors face charges
The trials of students and editors proceed with the judge deeming arrests lawful. Editor Chavarri of El Monitor Republicano remains imprisoned yet writes on social topics. Government steps up measures against smuggling on the Rio Grande frontier amid fears of large contraband arms imports from the United States. Remodeling at L Wolfson’s establishment creates a mammoth bazaar with price markdowns. Businesses announce aggressive sale pricing and frontier land investment prospects in San Antonio and nearby markets.
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City of
Mexico
Senor Chavarri
el Monitor Repantienso
L. Wolfson
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Joske Brothers
Philadelphia
Laird, Shober & Mitchell
Saller-Lewin & Co
W. B. Smith
Rische’s Cigar Store
Commerce Street
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J. Tt
Marquar i
Proprietor
THE
Causcenr Corp
Uaxozacrom
Soledadst
Dollar Store Building
Cohen
FW. McAllister & Bro
Alamo ST
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Villita
San Antonio, Texas
Rosendale
Thomas Gogean
Galveston
City Matters
Dover Avenue
Smyge
Probandt Street
War Department
P. Co
Galveston, Texas
West
Ilis Furniture
Jet
Wolfson
Acequia Street
Ragland & CO
City Drug Store
W. Commerce Street
Chas. Deady
Chir
New York Ophthelmic Hospital
College of the New York Oph Nic Hopital
Romana Street
Soledad Street
L. G
Savings Bank
L. Garza
San Saba and
Morales
Lorenzo Castro
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