Local notes brim with theft arrests and theater changes
Brief items report George Grayson arrested for theft and a change of programme at Fashion theatre tonight. Other notes mention Emerson's inventory from a fiddle to a two foot rule, a water shutdown citywide, and various local events including drills, parades, sporting shoots, and shop promotions.
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George Grayson
Fashion Theatre
Emerson’s
Riley Gordon
Geo. Caen
Postoffice Exchange
Colton & Bolton
West
Houston Street
Belknap Rifles
Main Plaza
Oe Pass
Yesteray
Personal notices from Sabinal to Hamburg and beyond
Purely personal items list residents and visitors in San Antonio and nearby towns. Names include H. A. Donahoe, R. Schreiner, George Chabot, V. W. Jones, M. Lamkin, Louis Berg, J. Beagini, M. Leoscan, M. G. Anderson, A. Joseph, Gus Kampmann, L. Grothaus, N. Locke, and many others. Travelers head to Las Vegas hot springs, Lampasas, Hamburg, Hanover, and Hamburg, while several guests stay at the Menger and Southern Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. 8. Donahoe
Sabinal Canyon
R. Schreiner
Las Vegas Hot Springs
George Chabot
V. W. Jones
Eagle Pass
Menger
T. M. Lamkin
Gonzales
Louis Berg
Lampasas
J. Beagini
Galveston
Brunie
M. Leoscan
Houston
M. G. Anderson
A. Joseph
Centreville
Hamburg
Germany
Gus Kampmann
J. H. Kampmann
Hanover
L. C. Grothaus
Topo Chico
Monterey
N. Locke
Boston
Fritz Bennett
M. Shinman
New York
Charles Pratt
J. E. Kimball
St. Louis
Ben Biers
John K. Hogan
Marion City
Mrs. Gaw
B. N. Robinson
Laredo
W. Kelliher
Taylor
H. Baker
Li Ga
Hotel Maverck
Land transfers listed for James B. Shepherd and Lauriston White
James B. Shepherd conveys an eastern San Antonio river parcel to Jared Wilson for 600 dollars. Lauriston White sells a parcel at the southeast corner of city lot No 3 to J. Van Riper for 1800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Shepherd
Jared Wilson
San Antonio
Lauriston White
J. van Riper
Dwellings and Stable Construction Costs Listed
Property notices name several structures with estimated costs. Mrs P Munoz builds a lumber dwelling at Lavacca street north side for 75 dollars Justus Proll houses a lumber dwelling on Elm street west side at 275 dollars John Vance plans a lumber dwelling on Nueva street south side for 200 dollars and B Witchell a timber stable at Elmira and Baltimore streets for 35 dollars.
London physician to lecture on physiology at St James AME church
The Rev. Dr. Hamilton of London will lecture tonight at 8 o'clock at St James AME church. The talk titled The Laws and Rules of Physiology covers septic and antiseptic topics and claims to identify disease by sight with no questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
London
England
St. James A. M. E
Funeral for 10 year old boy in Del Rio
Eugene Bothwell undertaker for Carter Mullaly returns from Del Rio where he oversaw the funeral of Charles Daugherty ten year old son of a prominent stockman. Died Tuesday from brain congestion due to typhoid fever. Bothwell found Del Rio lively and thriving with good business and no dull times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Bothwell
Carter & Mullaly
del Rio
Charles Daugherty
San Antonio
Local Health Bulletin Notes Narrow Outlooks And Updates
Mrs. Eleanor Elliott worsens and may not recover. Lieutenant Rickey recovers from a runaway injuries and may be about in days. Mrs. Giraud is dangerously ill with death hourly expected. Mr. I. N. Rothwell is seriously ill at his Dallas street residence. Mr. George Horner is dangerously ill and not expected to survive. Judge Rosenheimer had an arm amputated and may recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Elliott
Rickey
Giraud
I. N. Rothwell
Dallas Street
George Horner
Pocket-book Found by Hackman Near Main Plaza
Just before noon today Frank Holland found a pocket-book containing 140 dollars near Sim Hart's store on Main plaza. He delivered it to police headquarters where the owner later claimed it and rewarded the finder with ten dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackman
Frank Holland
Sim Hart
Main Plaza
Death of Mathilda Blankinship Lone Fisherman’s widow
Mathilda Blankinship died at her Barrera street residence after a long residence in San Antonio. Aged 73 she arrived in 1833 with Beel and Grant's colony and spent most of her life here. She was widely respected and leaves husband Mr. Blankinship, known as the Lone Fisherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathilda
MS. Blankinship
Barrera Street
San Antonio
Mr. Blankinship
Beel
Grant
Local Drunkenness Fines and Public Disturbances
Mike Kinney Tim Hampton Wo Carpenter and Francisco Aguilar were fined five dollars each for drunkenness. Julio Guerra was fined five dollars for drunkenness on the street. A Rubiolo faced charges for buying a country license on the market, which were dismissed. William Glover continued for obstructing the sidewalk at St Mary's and Houston by unloading hay. Eliza Jackson and Lillie Williams had ongoing cases for stone throwing and abusive language on San Pedro avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Kinney
Tim Hampton
Wo Carpenter
Francisco Aguilar
Julio Guerra
A. Rubiolo
William Glover
St. Mary’s
Houston
Eliza Jackson
Lillie Williams
San Pedro Avenue
Real Estate Firm Sells 100 Acres Near Floresville
A local real estate firm sold about 100 acres four miles from Floresville along the Aransas Pass line to a Floresville gentleman at 20 dollars per acre. The land could have been bought long ago before the railway was projected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floresville
Aransas Pass
Excelsior Guards Stage Entertainment at Krisch Hall
A large audience enjoyed an evening of entertainment by the Excelsior Guards at Krisch Hall. The program pleased all, and the newly elected officers received commissions: Jacob Lyons as Captain, Thomas Dilword as First Lieutenant, and James Martin, Jr. as Second Lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Guards
Krisch Hall
Jacob Lyons
Thomas Dilword
James Martin, Jr
Local items and court actions sweep Monterey crowd
In Monterey Mr L C Grothaus defended Auf demorte and Shephard, arguing extradition papers were flawed. Judge Neuendorff to hear A P Payne case. City Council to ratify hospital site chosen on San Fernando hill. Knights of Pythias and Endowment Section hold meetings. Eighth Cavalry band bids farewell to Sergeant Winter. To leave for Fort Elliott. Colored washerwomen seek cotton fields, provoking domestic distress. A runaway horse narrowly misses H H Hunt. Jane Alexander seeks funds to return to Austin after injury. Postage stamps now sold at city outlets with Brown's Iron Bitters advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Endowment
Eighth Cavalry
Winter
Quartermaster’s Department
H . Bitter
Austin Street
Fort Elliott
Texas
Avenue C
Sixth Street
H. H. Hunt
Humane call over a suffering horse in city yard
A horse with a broken leg lies in the yard of Mr. James Scott at the corner of King William and Beauregard streets for three days. With Mr. Scott absent, a kindhearted officer or other person is urged to shoot the animal to end its misery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Scott
King Wiliam and
Beauregard Streets
Symphonic Concerts at Mission Garden by Kempa Family
The Licur secured tickets to three symphonic concerts to be held at Mission garden by the Kempa family. No concert last night due to Mr. Niggli’s illness who lives beside the garden. The first concert is set for tomorrow night and the Kempa troupe is urged to return for another engagement in Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro
Victor Esparza
Pound
East Commerce Street
R. Reuchlin
Vue Neuendorff
Winkler
Bandera Road
Barney Eberhardt
Alfred Haneiser
Louis Welling
Judah Robinson
Licur
San Pedro Park
King and Power
Ferdinand Niggli
Kempa
R. Niggli
Mission Garden
Todd
Knights of Friendship
United Brothers of Friendship Order
Krisch Hall
R. B. Hayes
San Antonio
Alamo
Toledo
Niggli
Waco
Judge Wurzbach Declares Small-pox Cases Chicken-pox Infected Cardenas Ranch
Licur reporter notes Judge Wurzbach informs the district to quarantine the Cardenas ranch after reports of small-pox but authorities show lax enforcement as Justice Boerner and others appear in town. Judge Russell, in a burglary case, fines a man $100 after a tense outburst as a fly annoys him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wurzbach
Licur
Cardenas
Boerner
Justice of the Peace
Russell
Mischievous Boys Cause City Vandalism in Fourth Ward
In the Fourth ward near the Mission garden four or five sons of well known citizens removed signs from Roust's grocery and posted them on houses and at the city market. They placed rocks on the San Pedro streetcar track from the 8 Vines, causing substantial mischief. The activity is described as very questionable and likely to bring trouble if repeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Garden
San Pedro
Confidence Trick by Female Powders Peddlers Warned
A City warning describes a band of women posing as testers of baking powder to gain access to kitchens. They heat or mix powders to show a gas smell or foam, then claim superiority to ruin trust and sell a chosen brand. Experts urge turning away tampering and relying on official tests to ensure safety. Water service will be cut Friday to connect new mains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Ae
It Waterworks Company
A Wonderful Run for Mor Leys T X 8 Tonic
Mor Leys T X 8 Tonic touted for chill sufferers with claims of rapid permanent cures and no quinine or harmful drugs. It cleanses and tones the stomach supports kidneys and liver and aids bowels with prompt action. Sold by F Kalteyer and others along with Kosanko Cough and Lung Syrup advertised at 50 cents and 1 dollar with free samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morley
F. Kalteyer & N
Kosanko
H. L. Fowler
R. Cohn & Co
J. D. Devine
J. Clavin
Art Gallery of CO Mueller prime San Antonio supply house
One of the finest establishments in San Antonio and possibly Texas, the Art Gallery of CO Mueller at 205 Commerce Street offers artist and draughtsmen materials both domestic and imported. Linseed oils canvases picture frames mouldings fresco and sign painting supplies plus wallpaper and wax flower materials are stocked with direct factory shipments of paints and window glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Art Gallery of
CO. H. Mueller
Commerce Street
Mueller
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Sey
United States
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T. H. Gray
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Mr Hotel
A. Zilian’s
Menger Hotel
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Alamo Streets
Hilton & Young
Soledad Street
Loan and Commission Brokers
the Great Western Insurance Co., of
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Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Co
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the Lion
East Texas
Tyler
the Houston Insurance Co
Tobin
Institution For the
Austin
K Barney
Shapard
Déaf and Dumb Asylum
Bhapard
Lorra
Mike Goggan
Fort Clark
United Brothers of Friendship
Virginia Rossy
Crockett St
Manuel Hernandez
San Geronimo
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Government Hil
John Fleetwood
Bohnet
EK. Abrahams
Board of Equalization of the City
Moritz Kalteyer
Ek, Abrahams
Sangeet
Marie Wahncke
Anton Adams
Wahrenberger
Ed. Haenel
New Berlin
Haenel
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Wm. H. Stewart
M.L. Stewart
J. R. Coryell
A. 8. Lyons
M. Loosean
Mary J. Briscoe
J. F. Crosby
R. J. Jones
B. J. Howland
Memphis
H. A. Patelle
Eagle Pasa
N.J. Speyer
T. A. Lanier
S. Pinski
Thomas M. Col
Recorder’s Court
Aufdemorte
W. W. Walling
Tom Heustis
Asey
Brown
Wieson & Leonard
Gragg
Williamantic, Conn
Giese
Mischievious Boys
E. Abrahams
Vienna Restaurant
Charles Hummel & Son
Alamo German and English School
Firemen’s Hall
William Schuwirth
Emanuel Abraham
Cotton & Bolton
F. Simmang
PRA VN Ee
A. Hampel
Riverside Cafe
Scholz’s
Commerce
Losoya Streets
South Flores Street
Orx
Royal Baking Powder Company
Wall Street
Geo. Caen’s
East Houston St
V. Lorra
8. A. Intelligence and Message Office
Commerce Street Bridge
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Orley
F. Kalteyer & Son
Bexar Building and Loan Association
John EK. Ochse
G. M. Samuel
Notary Pusic
A. Reiman
A. Reimann
Pelee
Camargo Street
M. Koenigheim
West Commerce Street
Peronare
Ee Hoto Co
W. 7Th St
Cincinnati
Antonio
North Flores St
A. R. Huaney
Courthouse
iBgeht
Blum
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Cummings
ED Steves
L. Gara
Benker
Savings Bank
L. Garza
Nic Tengg
William Barbeck
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