Parity sale and town notices mix with local events
Lim Hart sells Parity at a penny and Purity at five cents a bag. hunting and fishing parties are frequent. a Mission garden concert tonight. local trades advertise loans, services, and goods. several social events and incidents are listed, including a marriage, burglaries, and charity concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lim Hart
Sim Hart
Mission Garden
Licn
A. H. Ladd
Texas
Fort Mason
Colton & Bolton
West
Houston Street
Bob Armstrong
Temple
Bell County
Kempa Orchestra
Hughes
W. B. Martin
Emerson's
Caen
Neuendorff
Sally Holmes
Manuel Barrera
Local Disputes and Offenses Highlight Court Docket
Ida Graves dismissed for non appearance after insulting Felix Levy. J E Moulton fined five dollars for drunk and disorderly conduct. Efron and Schram cited for violating sanitary ordinance with alias warrant issued. Henry Watch and William Barker noted as drunk with fines. Booker and Johnson charged with selling beer without license. case dismissed. Roberts described as drunk and continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Graves
Felix Levy
J. E. Moulton
Efron and Schram
Henry Watch
William Barker
Booker & Johnson
Y Roberts
Notable Visitors and Guests Reach San Antonio
Nat Henderson of the Georgetown Record and editor T Holten of Fredericksburg Wachenblatt visit the city. James I Meza departs for a hunting trip toward Helotes. Dallas visitor Oscar Schmidt and Captains Reddick Leach return from business trips. A long list of travelers and registered guests at the Maverick and Menger hotels includes figures from San Angelo to New Orleans, reflecting a busy, socially varied cross section in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat
Henderson
Georgetown Record
James I
Meza
Helotes
T. Holten
Fredericksburg Wachenblatt
Oscar Schmidt
Dallas
San Antonio
Alex Reddick
Texas
Arkansas
Leach
Southern Produce Company
Robert Erskine
Seguin
Menger
Edward P. Rice
Benjamin Hunsacker
Mr. Rice
Frank Fanning
Laredo
International
Palestine
P. Walsh
Miss Julia
Penn Station
Leavenworth
Kansas
Confidence swindle targets Mrs. Edwards in Austin scam
A telegram impersonating Laura Edwards' family sparked a swindle that used a fake death notice to extract $75 from Mrs. L E Edwards of Austin. Burlage and Wilcox coordinated the ruse, investigated by Sheriff and local officials, with McKnight denying knowledge of the forged telegram. Authorities pursue charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. c
L. E. Edwards
Austin
A. R. Burlage
B. Wilcox
Burlage
Wilcox
San Antonio
Laura
Georgia
East Commerce Street
J. W. McEnicur
Uuura
Dwards
First National Bank
G. D. Roemer
Ligur
Alfred Burlage
Carter & Mullaly
Avenue Darate
C. E. Anderson
Laura Edwards
G. W. Angle
Anderson
McKnight
Licur
Lace cape lost on Soledad or Commerce streets
A lace cape was lost Thursday night on Soledad or Commerce street. The finder may receive a suitable reward by returning it to the Shurt office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Braden
Indian Territory
Smith
Austin
General Stanley
Emerson’s
Temple Beth el
Turner Society
P. J. Moss
South Flores Street
L. P. Sieker
Frontier Troops
Soledad
Commerce Street
L Soledad
Commerce Streets
Texas marksmen honored in medal awards at ceremony
A lively crowd gathered as General David Stanley awarded gold and silver medals to top marksmen of the Department of Texas after a dress parade. Key honorees included Sergeant Crawford for the first prize, with Lieutenant Knights and other team members recognized for rifle skill. The officers then dined at General Stanley's residence before departing for Fort Snelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Hill
David Stanley
Knights
Department of Texas
Army
Texas
Crawford
Smith
Stanley
Gormy
Fort Clark
F. W. Smellie
Nineteenth Infantry
A. Koch
Eighth Cavalry
John Sullivan
Sixthteenth Infantry
Hugh Griffin
Eighthteenth Cavalry
J. F. Crawford
Nineteenth Intent
Staney
Mrs. Stanley
Fort Snelling
Minnessota
Remarkable Rifle Team Debarment At Fort Ringgold
Sergeant James of Troop M Eighth Cavalry stationed at Fort Ringgold Texas aged 50 is said to have been barred from the department rifle team. He is described as a superior shot with wonderful eyesight able at 500 yards to see the bull’s eye and the numbered rings and to locate every shot on its face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Troop M
Eighth Cavalry
Fort Ringgold
Texas
A Wonderful Run Morley’s T X 8 Agaue Tonic
Wonderful run Mor Leys T X 8 Ague Tonic gains notice for claims of curing chill sickeness without quinine or harsh drugs. Promises stomach cleansing kidney liver toning and bowel relief with rapid, lasting effects in chronic cases. Sold by F Kalteyer & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morley
F. Kalteyer & Son
Davilla Denied Beating Wife Arrest Claim Refuted
Eduardo Davilla, accused in a Liaur item of beating his wife, visited the Liaur office to publish a denial and counterreport claiming no arrest occurred. The Evening Times also faced a similar misstatement, while the reporter recalls the arrest witnessed by Officer Wilken during a musical rehearsal. Davilla allegedly pleaded with his wife for 30 minutes and proved distress over support for two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eduardo Cavilla
Liaur
Evening Times
Davilla
Wilken
Visits of the Dead to the Living and a Local Burglary
The item cites popular beliefs about dreams and promotes Brown's Iron Bitters with a Cincinnati testimonial. It also lists rental notice for the Vienna restaurant location and an inquiry at Charles Hummel & Son. A local house on Pecan Street is described as having burglarized activity watched by Officer Martin last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staniforth
Katie Bothwell
Pecan Street
Angelo Bullock
Kalteyer
George Schmitt
Sunset Hose Company
Jonas’ Garden
August Kane
Elm Street
Cincinnati
Vienna
Charles Hummel & Son
Commerce Street
Martin
Baking Powder Tests and Tricks Debunked
An editorial blasts unscrupulous manufacturers using a fake ammonia test to disparage rival baking powders. It argues true value lies in purity and leavening power, best proven by baking bread and by longstanding household trust in top brands.
Dr Meistre's Cholera Cure Claims and Bank Notice
A Spanish physician named Dr Meistre promotes a liquid treatment for cholera claiming to attack the disease in the blood and breast rather than the stomach. Unclear results are noted as to whether his bold method saves lives or if outcomes stem from his forceful manner. Also, the 10th series of the Bexar Building and Loan Association opens for subscription with a payment record of $1420.52 for eight shares. A notice from the Water Works Company warns that improper use of hose services may lead to cut off without notice and directs customers to arrange usage at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meistre
Spain
San Antonio
Bexar Building and Loan Association
Graebner
Im Water Works Company
Various Local Advertisements From Houston Street
An assortment of 19th century notices advertising services and goods around Houston Street. Listings include employment, clothing and cleaning services at Geo Caen, Emerson’s for second hand clothing and clocks, a tailor, and gun sales. Also promotes Morley’s Texas Sague Tonic and the Texas Toilet Trifle, plus medicinal and art supply shops and the H Mueller Art Gallery with materials and frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Street
Geo. Caen’s
East
Houston St
Emerson’s
V. Lorra
Ile
Texas
Emerson
Morley
F. Kalteyer & Son
San Antonio
Art Gallery
H. Mueller
Commerce Street
Mueller
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the Daily Light
Mason
Paul
Wagner's
Undertakers
Alamo Plaza
Otto Bergstrom
T. H W. Gray
Bergstrom & Gray
Blum Street
Menger Hotel
Union
A. Zilian’s
Commerce and
Alamo Streets
Hulton & Young
Soledad Street
Loan and Commission Brokers
the Great Western Insurance Co
Toronto
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Co
the Hibernia
New Orleans
the Lion
London
East Texas
Tyler
The
Houston Insurance Co
R. M. Moore
William H
William Hypes
R. M. Moors
Ww. H. Hyrxs
M. A. Doveueury
C. T. Doveuunrry
lLorra
Jarison & Barn
Silveria ‘Torres
Anton Adam
Carreron’s
Kempa Ladies Orchedra
Mahneke
Sociedad Mutualista Mexicana
Olmos
Chevalier
John Woods
Woods
Rock Quarry
Mission Hose Company
Otto Gerlach
If’. Corbett
Arsenal
Alamo
Hamilton
Recorder's Court
S. Miller
B. Spier
Trip
S. Taylor
New York
KE. W. Arnold
A. Calhoun
A. Goldsmith
St. Louis
W. H. Wright
Iowa
W. G. Eustis
W. E. Fithian
J. A. van Buskirk
A. Andrews
Charles Davis
W. A. Johnson
Montgomery
Charles Peterson
R. Richardson
Chicago
J. J. Knight
Louisiana
H.C. Bate
Nashville
Tenn
H. R. Morrow
San Marcos
Richard Fenby
A. B. Main
Columbus
Ohio
A. Cunningham
Fort Worth
M. G. McDonald
Indiana
A. Whitaker
Morgan
A. E Howes
Boston
L. C. Shefley
R. M. Lea
Louisville
John W. Fitch
James M. Thompson
Pearsall
A. J. Phillips
Waco
el Paso
Emanuel Gans
Samuel I. Heyneman
Messrs
Day
Thompson
Flatenia
Lewinthal
Hallettsville
Luling
Nic 'Tengg
Emanuel Abraham
John EK. Ochse
J. A. Selby & Co
Galveston
Simmang
Iran
A. Hampel
Scholz’s
Commerce
Losoya Streets
Flores Street
Harry L. Fowler
Rice Brothers & CO
Ini
Sunset Drug Store
Austin Street
Sunset Depot
John U. Bodenmann
L. Wolfson
Naxciso Lea
William Lippe
Wituram
Emersons
Turner Hall
Houston and
St. Mary's Streets
Diesselhorst Proprietor
WaAntee
San Pedro Avenue
W .G. M. Samuel
Norany Public
USA
Reimann, Et
Camargo
Antonio
North Flores St
Courthouse
Republic OF Mexico
Mexico
Lorenzo Castro
Isiting
Eevery
the Light
Nice
Bristol
Angle & Maddox
International Railroad Land Grant
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