Churches Gather for Worship in Aug 1806 City Notes
The Sunday Light lists time and place of worship across denominations in the city. It mentions German Evangelical Lutheran, St Paul Episcopal, First Baptist, Westminster League, South Blackberry Methodist, and colored churches with service times and Sunday school details, plus notes on church events, revival plans, and clergy movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
A. L. Burkson
OHS
Luther W. Barron
South Pine Strait
Eustace
King
Dukes
Leona and
Zavala Street
Lana
South Blackberry Street
Hn. m
God
Westminster Lengue
Wed- Benday
Robert M. S
St John’s Episcopal Church
Basnett and
Cherry Streets
Nolan Street
Chrisman Wawedvar
Sc. Paul Mo G. Church
G. J
Epworth
N. A. Mills
Beeo Bem
P. UL
Pau Ite
Wil
A. M. Williama
St. James A.M
North Concho and
Zayalla
Lin.x
Sociary of Christian Endeavor
D. Wi
Tt. W. Roberts
Bethel A.M. E
Crockett and
Swiss Streets
Catholic Week's Calendar Reflects Saints and Vows
Catholic news lists saints honored through the week Saint Bartholomew Louis Zephyrinua Joseph Calasante Augustine of Hippo and more. A chaplain in the Bosrne' Mifirmary attended and Masses were held for departed Incarnate Ward superiors and deceased members. Sister St Anthony and Sister St Gabriel took perpetual and annual vows at Ursuline chapel as others prepared for a high mass legation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Garvin
Ofes
Catholic Central Union
St Mary's College
Pathor Smith
Lowell
Maas
Vathor Pavisob
St. Mary’s Church
Ursuline
League of the Sacred Heart
St. Mary's Pariont
Shaefer & Bradon
St. Louia College
Society
Texas
California
Bauday
St. Philip Bantzi
St. Bartholomew
Apostle
St. Louis
St.Zephyrinua
St. Joseph Calasanetus
St. Augustine of Hippo
St. Job
Nd Baptist
Santa Rosa Chapel
Ursuline Chapel
St. Anthony
St. Gabrel
Janes Wolf
Ed“atshler
St. Mary's
Sewer Report Details City Brick Sewer Progress
Weekly sewer work reports show activity on the GQuauil system with 1,000 feet of trench opened and 770 feet of 44 inch brick sewer laid daily, plus 130,080 bricks used. At the Toside system daily metrics include 6 masons, 5 pip layers, 6 teams, and 3 feet of 8 inch pipe per day. The Commerce street trench receives a new brick supply from Beckmann kilns. The outfall sewer project reports discovery of fossilized leaves in rock near the top flyer. Some blasting avoided dynamite in favor of sharp picks. work continues day and night to finish Commerce Street improvements and connect to Main and Pedro avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gquauil
Lklo
I. 13
Washington
Angloversa
Beckmann
Commerce Street
Main Avenue
San Paedro Avenue
iMimira Street
Fourth Ward
Pipo Sonora
Martinez
Appeal From Justice Court Civil Case List
The following civil cases appealed from Justice Nevine's court were filed in district court yesterday. George Tk Ankaraon versus A W Dunlap et al with warrant BGO 9. Joe Ipguiflch & Co versus WoC with an account claim of 117 783 dollars. Noyodich & Co versus We with unspecified action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
Nevine
Gurl
George Tk. Ankaraon
A. W
Polite Highwaymen Stop Two Courtry Ladies in Taxing Style
Two men halted a farm wagon traveling from Medio Creek to town near Leon crook. One asked permission to search the wagon while the other searched for money. The women surrendered purses containing 2 and about 3 dollars but the robbers declined the sums, then left without further violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Krave
Dora Tiesan
Laveson Street
Medio
Mra. Krava
Mra. Beson
Leon Crook
Mousy
Persmission
Giean
Jack
Bronchos top Houston 9 to 4 in second game
Baseball recap shows the Bronchos defeating Houston 9 to 4 in the second game. Austin beat Galveston 11 to 6. Buck Miller sent home from Houston to cut costs, noted for his steady play. The piece ends with an unclear line about “Siyésy” and Cierman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronchos
Houston
Austin
Galvaston
Buck Miller
Miler
Cierman
Fease
Rumap
Cranks
Miller
Kreaman
Big Mike O'Connor
Tus
Houston Post
Percy Griffin
Galveston
McCloskey
Labor Day plans brighten San Antonio's Colored Men’s group
The Colored People of San Antonio form a Labor Day association at Odd Fellows hall with J Townsend as president and Frank Cowie secretary. Officers and committees are named, and a celebration is set with home industry prizes, music, and programs announced for the city event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Colored Men's Labor Day Association
J. Townsend
Frank Cowie
Isaac Mellroy
Monger Caldwell
Frank Lewis
Wri Sommers
Joe Mellroy
Eek Tevin
Frank Lewin
Wri
Sommers
Hipanes
J. 30
Ahollburn
Shad |Porter
Restlyy
Tabloa
Rank Trewin
Robert Buckner
Indignation meeting over seating of delegates in San Antonio
In a spirited gathering at the McKinley Hobart club, about fifty colored men met to condemn the congressional convention seating in Mission Garden and to back Judge Noonan for re election while denouncing the Lily Whites and Colonel Newcomb. Speakers included Barb Growther Nat Sulzbacher and Dr Clifford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart
Tooms
Stevens
Che
Clifford
Foilt
Mission Garden
Jané
Bexar
Tomas P. Newcomb
Judge Noonan
Congress
Dr. Tacrvil
Bexar County
Park Worth
Noonan
Texas
N. W. Cuney
St. Louis
McKinlay
Bart Crowther
Col
Nawtomb
Nat Sulzbacher
Col. Newcomb
Drnse Sud
Roberta
Church Fir
Corbett
San Antonio
Nat. Sulzbacher
Gol, Newcomb
R.H. Harbert
Tie
Riverside Park Labor Day Sports Schedule
Labor Day events list for Riverside Park on September 7 includes dancing contests for ladies and gentlemen, multiple 100 yard dashes, hurdles, and age group races. contests also feature three legged races, potato race, apple eating, and novelty contests for married ladies, young ladies, misses under 11, and fat or lean men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Park
Ifty
Democratic Address Announces Nomination for Congress
An address announces J Li Slaylen as the Democratic nominee for Congress. The copied text shows party alignment and a formal nomination. It lists the candidate’s name and the page’s purpose, signaling a campaign presentation and political backing.
Drought Yet Thins Cotton Crops Across Several States
Reports from Mississippi Alabama Georgia Florida North Carolina show major crop damage due to drought. Cotton yields fall 30 to 50 percent with sea island varieties faring best. Agricultural officials in multiple states warn of substantial losses and waning pasture quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
John MM. Attey
Congress
Columbia
Tallahassee
Pla
Commissioner of Agriculture
Raleigh
N.C
Drouth
Atlanta
State Commissioner of Agriculture
Populists Nominate Felix Greenwood for State Senate
The Galveston Populist convention nominated Felix Greenwood for state senator after a lengthy session. Thirty delegates from eight counties backed the resolution endorsing the party platform and urging reform supporters to back Greenwood. The committee also pledged to back McRae in Congress and to support the St Louis delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Greenwood
Galveston
Wonier Conriess
Ylor McRae
Wi U
Tien
Pesas
St. Louis
St Tans
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San Anyono
J. G Slaydon
Vics Fulton
Choiea
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Usmass
Masa Arey Pras
Shad County
James L. Slayden
Secord
Bryan
Slaydon
J.£.Onron
W. A. Borner
J.D. Gornay
A. W. Mounstno
Jonn Seiders
I. F. McNuary
H.H. Krmarukicn
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