Misrepresentation debated at Struve's Hall English meeting
Last evening at Struve's hall a large English emigrants meeting condemned Dr. Kingsbury for misrepresentation of Texas. Speakers included Haley Iredale Ryder Taylor Mullens and others who urged the resolution to censure Kingsbury and entrust a committee with added members.
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Struve
Haley
Iredale
Kingsbury
Henry Ryder-Taylor
Cooper
Taylor
Fy. Mullens
Costello
Messrs
Cumberland
Painter, Corner, Jr
Jackson
Doctor Kingsbury
Gonewen
Elfrench-Mullens
Henry - der-Taylor
W. Holland
Dimaline
Texas
Kropp
San Antonio River Cleanup Yields Fewer Notable Finds
Two Lienr representatives surveyed the San Antonio River during a weed removal effort. They found improved navigability but noted many garbage cans along banks and numerous sluices pouring waste into the water. A snake sighting and a near-dousing at an ice factory added local color to the account.
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San Antonio
Lienr
Cathay
Houston Street Bridge
Liaur
Caldwell
Democratic Committee Error Helps Republican Campaigns
Secretary Post of the Democratic Congressional Committee announced an inadvertent mix up that led the committee to assist Republican campaign efforts. The misstep occurred as the group circulated materials under the mistaken name Wasminatox on August 22.
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Democratic Committee
Voorhees
McSweeny
Garfield
Senate
House of Representatives
Ees Voorhees
Post
Wasminatox
Democratic Congressional Committee
Notable Visitors Roost At Local Hotels In City
General N G Shelley of Austin and D P Maddux M D of Philadelphia are among guests at the Southern hotel. Dan Troy Esq from Ilondo City stays at the Central. W Tandy family from Seneca Mo. and F M Maddox Austin real estate dealer at the Menger. Various other travelers from Laredo Kerrville Cotulla Center Point Chicago and more are registered at the Menger St Leonard Central and Southern.
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N. G. Shelley
Austin
D. P. Maddux
M. D
Philadelphia
Dan Troy
Ilondo City
Do. W. Tandy
Seneca, Mo
F. M. Maddox
Menger
P. H. Wentworth
G. L. Edie
United States Army
Menger Hotel
Laredo
Fort Duncan
George H. Eno
F. C. Jordan
Cotulla
St. Leonard
D. K. Holdsworth
Central
Loma Vista
Otto Koehler
St. Louis
Hoppe
W. J. Glenn
W. Turke
H. Strong
BE. C. Chism
Kerrville
C. A. Vollrath
B. H. Ross
Center Point
Chicago
John ©. Lewis
Gould Railway System
Texas
5. Darling
G. W. Polk
Schulenberg
Jennie Strong
Berta Goodloe
R. J. Shelton
Theodore Hielscher
Eagle Pass
Rio Grande
Recorder's Court Confirms Fines and Dismissals
In court, William Chrysler pleaded not guilty to vagrancy and was told to work. charges against A Hemphill and Mrs Tasch were dismissed. Others, including Ferney Smith, Wash Jones, Peter Bradley, and Betty Shepherd, received fines for drunkenness or disorderly conduct. Subscriptions to Gulf road funds questioned. Breckenridge urged to contribute substantively.
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William Chrysler
Goodwin
A. Hemphill
Tasch
Vorres
Mike Flannagan
Edman
Ned
Ferney Smith
Wash Jones
Peter Bradley
A.J. Stevens
Travis Park
Yates
Betty Shepherd
Bat Cave
RAYS OF LIGHT Gathered by Reporters on Their Tours
Local notes reveal a day of events including a Sommers Garden concert by the Eighth Cavalry band tomorrow afternoon and evening. Reports mention deaths, construction plans, visits, religious services, club meetings, and a workplace accident at Lockwood Kampmann's bank.
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McAllister
Sommers’ Garden
Eighth Cavalry
Santiago Rodriguez
Franklin
County Clerk Denounces Fraudulent Election Ticket Claim
The county ticket published in the Licar is called a manufactured electioneer ing dodge against Mexicans and their sympathizers. County Clerk Thad W. Smith questions the claim and urges denial if inaccurate. He notes the alleged ticket traces to leaders of the late Democratic county convention and accuses them of using a named Mexican element to influence votes.
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the Express
Thad W. Smith
Court House
Rock Mason Narrowly Escapes Death in Kalteyer Building Dig
Early this morning at about 8 o clock laborers and rock masons on the Kalteyer buildings in North Flores near Main street were excavating a bank of black dirt beneath the structure when a collapse or unsafe condition endangered a rock mason named Glasser living on Mill street. He narrowly escaped serious injury as workers evacuated the area and summoned aid. The incident highlights the peril of underground digging and the need for safety checks on site.
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Glasser
Kalteyer
North Flores Street
Main Street
Mill Street
FurDI- NAND NIGGLI for Sheriff of Bexar county
The Light announces FurDI- NAND NIGGLI as a candidate for Sheriff of Bexar County in the upcoming November election. Also announced is Captain Putt SHARDEIN as a sheriff candidate at the ensuing election. A three year old boy, barefoot in a linen shirt with light hair and dark eyes, was reported missing from 206 Ardenaga Street, George Smith's boarding house, this morning and a lost child notice followed.
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Furdi-Nand Niggli
Bexar County
Putt Shardein
Ardenaga Street
George Smith
Property transfers near San Antonio swap parcels on Mud Creek
Leopold and Johanna Schuhlmeier convey 130 acres on Mud Creek 12 miles northeast of San Antonio survey No 366 section 4 to William Schuhlmeier for 1400 dollars. J F Lockwood sells two lots Nos 7 8 east of the San Antonio River south of Nolan Street block 8 for 1 dollar.
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Leopold
Johanna Schuhlmeier
William Schuhlmeier
Mud Creek
San Antonio
J. F. Lockwood
Mary E. Lockwood
Nolan Street
Niggli Declares Candidacy for Bexar County Sheriff
Ferdinand Niggli announces his bid for sheriff of Bexar county. Former Deputy United States Marshal, he vows to serve zealously and efficiently if elected, asserting his readiness and capability for the office.
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Ferdinand Niggli
Bexar County
Mr. Niggli
United States Marshal
Rey
Bids for Fourth Ward Colored School Building
A list of bids for a new colored school building in the Fourth ward is presented, with contract not yet let. Firms include Geiger, Lewis & Rowell, Smith & Co, and others, showing amounts around 930 to 1050 dollars.
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Ec Oicee
Res
Sedda Vc Acvectins
Geiger
Anahs
Lewis & Rowell
Eoetee
Smith & Co
County convention call sets Aug 30 in San Antonio
Mr C Runge chairman issues call for a county convention in San Antonio on August 30 to choose delegates for the District Congressional convention on September 10 and the State convention at Houston on September 3 Precinct meetings are to be held on or before Friday August 20
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C. Runge
San Antonio
Houston
Captain Shardein Nominated for Sheriff in Licar
Licar carries an announcement naming Captain Phil Shardein as sheriff candidate. City Marshal Shardein is praised as an efficient fearless officer and gentleman whose election would reflect credit on himself and honor on the people.
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Licar
Phil Shardein
Shardein
Sherif
Officer Martinez discovers trot line near Lover's Lane riverbed
Last night Officer Rafael Martinez and his family bathed near Lover's Lane when they spotted a trot line stretched across the river loaded with hooks. He seized the line and kept it at his home for the owner to claim. The piece ends with a call for Republican County Convention delegates to assemble in a mass meeting by Friday the 20th to choose delegates for the County Convention in San Antonio on the 30th and for state and Congressional conventions in Houston and the city respectively.
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Rafael Martinez
Lover's Lane
Martinez
San Antonio
Turner Hall
Houston
Runaz
Train due at noon in panic over nothing
A farmer rushes to the station asking if a train will run off the track, but the station agent calmly asks if he has friends on board. The farmer insists his passengers are seven sound, non-dyspeptic men needing two months residence.
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Yonkers Statesman
Reward offered for Mormon elder murderers
Long telegram of many items from August 22 noting a $1000 reward for arrest and conviction in Lewis county New York the murder of Mormon elders, plus reports from New York and Chicago on politics weather and a mine fire rescue attempts. includes General Logan tours and other brief items across several cities.
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Jensey Crry
Ed. F. McDonald
Isutler
New York
United States
Canada
Nasavitis
Bates
Lewis County
Arthur
Lincoln
Chandler
A. Hughes
Nashville
Tennesee
A. G. Mallory
Galveston
Newport
New London
Butler
Dover
New Hampshire
Kingston
Terwilliger
Montgomery
Pope Walker
Jeff Davis
Fort Suampter
Huntsville
Alabama
Walker
Kalamazoo
Logan
Battle Creek
Niles
Pullman
Chicago
Micmicax City
Ind
General Logan
Here
D. Sherman
Indiana
Lonxpox
Pall Mall Gazette
China
France
Eaeee
Hong Kong
Tonquin
Era Frontier
Crace
Henry Mobiler
O. W. Radcliffe
James McPead
Fidela Parker
A. E. Peas
Sromakis
Buckridge
Greenback
Becker
White
William Clark
William Taylor
Robert White
George Becker
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San Antonio River
Democratic Campaign Committee
Recorder's Court
Chrysler
George Kalteyer
Gulf Road
Colonel Breckenridge
Licuy
Breckenridge
Texas Literary, Scientific and Musem Society
Losoyo Street
Theo. Kunzman
New Orleans
Theo. Hilscher
Hilscher
E. Fi. M
Licnur
Horace Greely
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Travis Pee
New Church
M. D Reynolds
Volksfest Association
San Pedro Springs
Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Corner Avenue
Pecan Street
M. G. Anderson
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
W. H. Buchanan
J. W. Neil
Marshal Shardein
Karber
Hughes
Charles Abbey
Lockwood Kampmann
Lone Starge Company
Cathedral of San Fernando
Bordese
Meyerbeer
Ferd Niggili
Republican Convention
Telegraphic News
J. Joske & Songs
Steves & Sons
California
San Antonio, Tex
Galveston, Tex
Isse
Thos. Goggan & Bros
Commerce St
Rice Bros. & CO
Soledad Block
Kesson & Robbin
Peeeepes
Rice Brothers &Co
Houston Street
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