Finish Main Plaza Tracks Ready for Service
City reports the Main plaza street car track improvements are finished and cars will soon run on the new loan. Workers will finish the spur to the fair grounds and several new cars on the San Pedro line are semi convertible with four motors and seating for fifty. A party of De vine ladies returning from the east stayed with the Southern during their stop.
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Main Plaza
Fair Frourds
Devine
A. Crawford
P. Fuller
New York
Kate Evans
Fannie Adams
Bessie Walker
Dan Cook
Annie Dunes
Nellie Marty
W. Bo Adame
GM. Thompson
Mixed city notices and ads from San Antonio page
Fragmented items describe a near collision with a hack and possible legal action, resignations in the police precinct, a Ninth Infantry band concert, a death notice with thanks to friends and floral tributes, social club events, and an advertisement offering Panama Hats at 2.95 in a local store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanjina Maria Bittel
Edward A. Sirfisl SR
Big Tent Theater Delivers Melodrama Despite Lead Illness
The Big Tent Theater drew its largest audience of the season as Inside Track played in four acts. Miss Melba Palmer, the leading lady, was reportedly unable to appear due to a severe cold though the show was still a artistic success. Milas Palmer was expected to return tonight for another performance. The Allen family provided captivating captives, and new moving pictures plus an eight piece orchestra enhanced the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Tent Theater
Neaton
Melba Palmer
Milas Palmer
Allen
Tles
Moving Pictures
Allelo the Wail Reopens Store With New Panama Pat Choice
Reopening notice for a city shop at 202 W Romana Street cites new inventory and Panama Pat options. No sick days or illness noted. Limited to Frank Bros. Storrs location offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Romana Sterel
Frank Bros
Two Fined After Courthouse Incident
Henry Guerra appeared before Acting Judge Kuehn in the Poitot court this morning charged with car related psiaml and disturbing the peace. The first case was transferred to the county court while Guerra was fined $25 in the second. Guerra and Alex Vidal were arrested last night by officers Ellis and Patterson. Vidal received a $10 fine for disturbing the peace. Officers testified the defendants drove down Tast Commerce at high speed. Ellis stopped a fast horse and restrained Guerra who reached toward his bosom but had no pistol. The hearing noted loud yelling as they moved along Lae thoroughfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Guerra
Tast Commerce
Ellis
Guerra
Say
Weekend house party ends as Miss Mayer hosts guests
Miss Marguerite Mayer entertained a weekend house party with friends including Misses Helen Gunther Ruth Willett Inex Oliver Mul dred Morrie and Frances Gillespie among others. Other items note Miss Sallie Hell Weller visiting with Mrs Pownsend on Pitth street and Clarence Thomas leaving for Corus Christi to join Thomas.
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Marguerite Mayer
Ase Mayer
Helen Gunther
Glaudig, Wraohel
Ruth Willett
Inex Oliver
Muldred Morrie
Genavieve Moreland
Frances Gillespie
May Lergen
Jo Haltom
Sallie Hell Weller
Auetin A
Sual
Notable Visitors Register at City Hotels in San Antonio
City guests from Pearsall Del Rio Runge New York and other towns stay at the Southern, New Mexican and Bexar hotels. Names include C A Reever George M Jarvis L Nelson D N Gumpbell J L Taytor Max Honl Allan Sanford I S Gordon and others. Events cover business visits promotions and hotel registrations.
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Biel
Austin Bage Ball
A. BE. Cunco
George M. Jarvis
TA. Gresthorn
Shumong and Jr
Black C. A. Reever
Pearsall
L. P. Cany
del Rio
Southern
A. J. Glover
Knoxville
Atv
Lowry
New York
C. W. Boyde
Runge
New Mavoriels
L. Nelson
Layredo
New Matorial
N. Gumpbell
Nixon
Bexar
J. L Taytor
New Braunfels
Dexar
Max Honl
Gillespie County
Harper
Allsn D. Sanford
Waor
Menger
Gordon
Calve, Wen
Mexico
Fever Quarantine Stirring Mexico and North Border
In Wexico City on August 26 officials report no official advice to quarantine Mexicans over dengue fever. Dr Eduardo Liveaga says dengue is limited to Nuevo Leon and Tamaulipas with only a few isolated cases in Monterrey. Texas authorities claim no basis for international quarantine and warn against a blanket border shutdown.
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Wexicn
Mexico
Eduardo Liveaga
Board of Heath
Tae Wmulipae
Nueve Leon
Neeve Leon
Monterey
Texas
Lao
North American
Smd
Hmtell
United States
Thia
Walt
Cha Chiesa Te Uh
Governor's Texas Tour Schedule Update
The governor will speak in Grasonville tomorrow after a stop in Austin today then head to Georgetown and then return to Austin for the night. He plans to tour through the state, delivering speeches, before leaving for ten days in mid September.
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Austin
Tex
Jef
Grasonville
Tomorrrow
Tiurainy
Georgutown
AusMit
Founder of Holy Ghost Order dies in San Antonio
Mary Margatet Murphy of Corpus Christi, founder and superior of the Order of the Holy Ghost, died at the convent on Nolan Street aged about 74. She devoted her life to charity and education for the negro race, later moving to San Antonio. Funeral details set for Tuesday morning with burial in Corpus Christi. Surviving relatives listed. sisters and a niece noted.
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Margatet
Mary
Order of the Holy Ghost
J. B. Murphy
Corpus Christi
Nolan Street
San Antonio
Warens
St. Peter Clavier
Margaret
Angela
City
France
Aguts
Puebla
Muxico
Neyhaw
Frank Murphy
Funeral Notice for Mrs Clariseda Ide in Ogden
Mes. Clariseda Ide died Friday August 33 1907 in Ogden WL aged sixty six. Widow of Joties Ide and mother of Mrs. Wax Cohn. Funeral Thursday August 27 1907 at 9 from Shelley Undertaking Company parlors. Interment in Odd Fellows cemetery.
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Clariseda M
Qnelda
Clariseda
Wax Cohn
Shelley Wndertakite Cmpany
Odd Meliaws
Plan to Settle Textile Trouble
An important meeting of calum manne tucars and operatives will be held Tuesday to settle differences. The operatives demand a fixed standard price for woven goods based on wages. It is believed an agreement will be reached with twenty thousand workers across seventy eight mills affected.
Secretary Root Seeks Health Amid Resort Stay in New York
Secretary of State Elihu Root is pictured at a fashionable New York resort under medical care from trainer William Muldoon. Aimed at recovery after strenuous service, Root rides, receives rubdowns, and answers letters as he remains under physician Dr. George A. Bixon’s supervision. President Roosevelt has not visited. Root’s stay depends on medical advice.
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Duscuse
A. Wuildlny
Alamo Beach
Air 7
Speai
New York
Elihu Roch
Sheen
Noose
William Muldoon
Moldson
Reot
Waa
Root Waa
Muldoon
Paing
Roosevelt
Root
Cenratary
Att
George A. Bixon
Southampton
Hwy Tong
Muhiooo
Burial Permits and Death Notices Across Texas
Burial permits list several recent deaths including Rafael Gaccia 20 died August 2 at city hospital interment in Bexar County. Mary Watslatick 2 died August 23 in Galveston interment St Marys cemetery. Gonzales 32 died August 44 paralysis at South Laredostrwt interment in Per anid cemetery. Hnnez 11 died August talaria fever at 411% Conwmeres street interment San Fernaside cemetery.
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Rafael Gaccia
City Hospital
Bexar County
Mary Watslatick
Galveston
Tex
Terment
St. Mary's
Vronelsen Gonzales
South Laredestrwt
Allen's Foot-Ease touted as cooling remedy
Advert says Allen's Foot-Ease cools the blood and entire system. Claims calm nerves, relieve fatigue, and prevent prostration with daily use. Ends by urging purchase from druggists or sample seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
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Electric Park
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Oice
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Shakhie
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Ranixey
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Bugsy
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Ind Alloy
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W. H. Bean Hag
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Muth
Ninth Infantry Band
Lochcity
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Alex Vidal
Price
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Clarence Thomas
Jo Aies Thomas
Corus Christi
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Jones
Baby
St. Louis
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Marie
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J. W. Whites
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Mahella Hobha
Sintry
Chicago
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San Anignin
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W. Daley
Wan. Mather
Dallas
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Fuscus
T. I. Pryor
Texas Mattisratuers’ Association
Tee Realfin
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Ichuster
Waco
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Boerne
de Bexar
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Wlite
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Erie
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R.A. Parkinson
Cleveland
Ohio
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Baylor University
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Gazette
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Newton
Western Union Telegraph Office
Republic
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Campbell
Greenville
Petri OY Cay Wey
Sula
Metisinger Hardware Co
Whoone Morgan Co
Joaze Dros. Ca
Holy Ghost Order
Margate Mary
Bock
Rafael Garcia
Hassel Garela
Thalelty Hospital
Vega
Molm
Garela
Lin
Balado
Rs. Watzlaveick
Mary Watzlaynek
D. B. Mebnery
Qui
St. Michureh
St. Mary's Courelory
J. H. Galdwell
J. H. Caldwell
Lula
Mississippi
Eduardo Martines
San Pehands
Beecenged
C. Martinez
Commerce Street
F. Gonzales
Francisca Gorenlens
Tly
South Lartsla Steel
Creem
Fernanda
Ately
Rogt
Burnell & Co
Autonobuy
Pope
Toledo
D. W
Mew
Blray & Co
Losoya
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