Tramp Army of the Unemployed Warns and Pleads
A long sermon style address laments rising urban misery and calls for charity to alleviate the army of the idle and vicious. It questions causes, pleads for humane aid, and urges practical steps to reduce vice through empathy and work opportunities rather than sensational punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amaruy
Poli Len
Movaliat
Pletigt
Paris
Soni
Sone Wanwisdom
Rome
Uie
Tle
le Grey
Uirest
Circuit Stoutes
Andy Reser
Rou
Peace Officer Appointment Notice in San Pedro Springs
The Light is authorized to appoint Prilp 1H Shook as a constable for Bexar County for the ensuing election on November 3, 1896. The notice mentions animal viewing guidance and a trip to San Pedro Springs for a viewing event with children invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar County
Fion
San Pedro Springs
Week's General News From Dress Hill Vicinity
Quisiness marks a week of church events and socials in Dress Hill. Youth gatherings centered on church activities with fairs and a watermelon party, Epworth League meetings at South Hackberry Street Methodist, Westminster League events, and a church benefit lawn party drawing large crowds. Local residents noted family visits and socials at homes on Dreisa Street and South Monuments Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Meyer
Presbyterian Caureh
Epworth Lesgue
Hackbery Street
Ohurch
League
Geo. A. Martin
Mary Reynolds
Missey Wainwright
Miss Davis
A. Q. Martin
Westminster
Fyron
Westminster Leagues
Pine Street Presbyterian Church
Roy Martin
Weimar
Mr. Brown
Cactus
Nevada Stroota
Lampasas County
Clyde Douglas
Lockhart
Mary T Reynolds
South Backharry
Dakota Streste
Lola Kelley
Leo Malley
Sunset Hoss Company
Wainright
Addie Nolt
Mary McVoy
South Monuments Strest
Hl. M. Landaner
South Hackbarry and
Omaha Streets
Corpus Christi Thrives with Holiday Excursion Attendance
Corpus Christi reports a lively Sunday with San Antonio and other visitors swelling the crowd. Excursionists packed the bay, fueling busy bathing houses, yacht activity, and beverages, while locals noted the town’s ice plant, electric light, telegraph, and markets as signs of a small metropolis. A wedding and social events marked the week amid rising cotton shipments and factory orders for plover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Corpus Chriati
W.A
Cantral Wharf
Sanatarium
Miramar
Week of Aug. 23 Events From 1860s to 1880s
A dated list outlines historic events by day from August 23 to August 28, noting battles, capitulations, major disasters and political acts across eras. It references Fort Morgan surrender, Washington capture, Pompeii destruction, Stamp Act riot, Long Talaud battle, Graven earthquake, abolition of slavery, and Bull Run’s second battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Morgan
Wm. Wallace
Washington
Pompei
Foams Station
Terchal
Boston
Louis Philipps
Long Talaud
Graven
Bull Run
Pound Notice Published for Sixteen Animals
Taken up and entered as a pound on Mountn wards street about the 1st day of August 1805. One palat horse branded 7 on left hind leg with Spanish brand on left thigh. One bay horse branded T on left shoulder with Spanish brand on left thigh. One brown cow no legible brand. Notice warns of sale by public auction to highest bidder if not redeemed by owner, with sale to occur on or before the 1st day of August 1806 referenced in county notice.
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Egypt
Merrow
Philanthrophist
Ile Ibs
Bally
Au Kly, Lyear Ai
Anareato i
Ise
Eduard Holst
Inxs
The
New York Musical Echo Co
Dress Hill
Sarang
Meeetlag of
Prom Corpus Christi
Lear
Conmis Crarry
Tex
Corpus Christi
San Antonio
Voakunt
Halletaville
Sonia Ga
Ganga
Nicholas Mathisen
Mies Kats Leo Cor
Corpus Christi Cycle Club
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