Republicans Convenes at Turner Hall Elects Officers
The Republican convention at Turner Hall chosen J. H. Bolton as temporary chairman and L. Grothaus committee roles. Secretary H. Ryder Taylor and Runge fill posts. Delegates to State and Congressional conventions named, with reports adopted and a resolution debated on nominating candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Col. Belknap
W. C. Runge
J. H. Bolton
R. M. Rodgers
W. H. Mitchell
A. N. Taylor
C. Runge
Ryder-Taylor
Runge
H. Ryder-Taylor
L. C. Grothaus
Mr. Rogers
H. L. Degener
Ed. Froehoese
H. Collman
L. W. Madarasz
Charles Johnson
C. W. Ogden
H. Terrell
W. H. Huston
W. J. Locke
W. Rogers
L. ©. Grothaus
W. Southall
W. H. Bolton
Houston
Hi. L. Degener
Wesley Ogden
J.P. Newcomb
J. P. Newcomb
William Holt
J. H. Holt
C. H. Clifford
Ed Froboese
Anton Horn
R. W. Rodgers
L. L. Lacy
L. G. Jordan
Eugene Staffel
Henry Terrell
Philip Prinz
H. J. Evans
Henry Coleman
Mack Henson
Robert C. Tendick
T. B. Johnson
W. J. Light
L. M. Lacy
J. R. Davis
Paul Vogt
Hans Ll. Degener
Joseph Ulrich
L. Harper
Ll. W. Madarasz
Bexar County
Chicago
Republican Executive Committee Chooses Bolton After Belknap Resigns
The Republican Executive Committee filled the vacant office due to Colonel Belknap's resignation. F. Herff Jr and John H Bolton were nominated, with Bolton elected by acclamation. The convention then adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Executive Committee
Belknap
F. Herff, Jr
John H. Bolton
J. H. Bolton
Real Estate association meeting and a busy social night
Reporters describe a packed afternoon with a real estate association meeting and multiple concerts at Summer's Garden and the Casino. Also noted are a cavalry band concert, a moonlit springs picnic, a shooting club planning a state tournament, and various social notices around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Estate Association
Summer’s Garden
Third Ward
Avenue C
Alamo Plaza
Ehight Cavalry
V. D. MacPhail
Dave Koenigheim
John Martin
Turner Hall
W. W. Walling
Callaghan
Leon Creek
Alex Campbell
Smith
W. T. Polk
Texas
Ruth
Messrs. Hart & Bond
Soledad Street
New Braunfels
Houston Street
Christian Church
Camden Street
San Pedro Avenue
M. E. Church
Travis Ark
M. Deynolds
New Church
Turner Opera Hall
Lily Page
Marshal Gosling Declines Congressional Bid
In Medina county Texas on August 28 1884 Marshal H L Gosling declines a call to run for Congress. He thanks Herman Heilig and district supporters but says he cannot permit his name to be used due to family and public trust duties. He emphasizes ambition should not exceed duty and extends gratitude to supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Gosling
Medina County
Congress
Herman Heilig
Ostroville
Texas
San Antonio
Gositna
Organization of Cleveland and Hendricks Club Forms
Democrats of the city gathered at Krisech's hall to organize a Cleveland and Hendricks club. Mayor J E Dwyer named Temporary Chairman, officers elected, and a constitution committee formed. A torchlight procession plan and mass meeting for ratification were adopted with a Monday adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krisech’s Hall
Cleveland and Hendricks Club
J. H. McLeary
J. E. Dwyer
Thad W. Smith
George R. Dashiell
Messrs
Reagan Houston
Juan Barrera
B. F. Fly, Jr
Wm. Ferguson
John Isrady
E. W. Brantley
Henry Hunt
J. C. Cochran
Clem S. Bee
Jose Cassiano
Fritz Russi Fayette Walker
A. 5. Chevalier
Emil Opper
Krisch’s Hall
Notable Visitors Stay at the St Leonard Hotel
A parade of travelers including J A Carr from Laredo and Ed F Ryan from Taylor lodging at the St Leonard along with George W Smith from Helena and John T J Wallace from Austin. Other guests include Mrs J R Harris of Gallagher's ranch and General John R Baylor the old veteran, all noted while routines of travel and horse trading continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Carr
Laredo
Menger
Ed F. Ryan
Taylor
St. Lausart
George W. Smith
Helena
Central
John T. J. Wallace
Austin
P. H. Hughes
Palestine
St. Leonard
George Kk. Compt
San Francisco
Liondale, Mo
the Central
San Antonio and Aransas Pass railroad charter adopted
The San Antonio and Aransas Pass railroad directors announce their charter approval and urge public subscriptions of 300000 dollars to begin locating and building from San Antonio to Aransas Pass. With 180000 already raised, they promise to start construction if funds are pledged, inviting non-subscribers to join at O Connor and Sullivan Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Aransas Pass
Belknap
Bank of O'Connor & Sullivan
Immigrant Doctors Face Barriers in Mexican Medical Boards
National Partiality notes Mexican authorities restrict American physicians from practicing without fluent Spanish and pass clear exams. In contrast, Mexican doctors in the U S such as in San Antonio receive certificates despite limited English. James Bartlett, a young physician, began his service after a brief mention of his appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Medical Board
United States
San Antonio
Medical Association
James Bartlett
Sallihetbokenes
Consular Officer Declines Mexico Return to Practice
The subject, practicing his profession, was refused a certificate on the above matter and he has returned. He says he will not go back to Mexico, prefers to resign his consulate and begin practice in the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Union
House Warming for Floyd & Co. at New Temple
Mr Scrivener hosts a convivial gathering at the new Floyd & Co. location with Licar staff in attendance. Champagne, punch, and hearty toasts mark the evening as the host is praised for his hospitality while a newspaper man jokes about feeling smeared by the lively celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd & Co
Licar
Scrivener
House of Floyd & Co
Court Dismisses Case Amid Absences and Disorder
John Morgan faced court for threats against Clem Bee's family but accusers were absent and the Recorder dismissed. Joe Beyer remains, Benson fined five dollars for sleeping on Main plaza, and charging officer Chadwell with insult was dismissed. Mills, cited for river bathing, was dismissed as insane. Cranaso and Davis paid five dollars each. Estrada deemed too drunk to try.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morgan
Clem Bee
Joe Beyer
Wm. Benson
Hackman
Central Hotel
Main Plaza
John Chadwell
Recorder
Henry Mills
San Antonio
Shardein
Mills
Juan Cranaso
Carrie Davis
Estrada
Teachers Assigned to Public School Grades This Morning
Public school teachers were assigned to their respective grades this morning. The Ligue column notes space limits prevent publishing the full teacher list until Monday when it will be printed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligue
Hay Fire at Mrs King's Store Sparks Brief Alarm
An alarm from Mrs Kings store at the corner of Live Oak and Starr streets reported at 1 30 pm proved to be a small pile of baled hay near a partition wall beside the kitchen stove which ignited the hay. No damage beyond the hay was recorded.
Sunsets Fall to Browns in Openers on Tour
Telegraphed report says Sunsets of San Antonio lost 22 to 11 to the Browns of Dallas in yesterday's league game away from home. The Sunsets with a weak team may expect further losses at Houston, Galveston and other towns before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunsets
San Antonio
Browns
Dallas
Houston
Alveston
Two Boys Rescue After River Boat Sinks
Two youths drifted in a boat on the river yesterday evening. One grabbed a tree limb and swung to safety leaving his companion clinging and calling for mercy. The limb broke as he reached an overhanging limb, giving the other a ducking but both escaped unharmed and learned caution.
City Coal and Wood firm offers coal and wood delivery
The City Coal and Wood company at Avenue D and Sixth Street advertises coal, charcoal, cord and stovewood in oak or mesquite. They claim competitive bottom prices delivered within city limits, own cutting and hauling, and guaranteed satisfaction with referrals to local citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Coal and Wood Company
Avenue D
Sixth Street
Bexar County Exposition group reports promising exhibit progress
The Bexar County Exposition Society met at the Merchants' Exchange and received favorable committee reports on preparing the county exhibit. Colonel Belknap and Goldfrank Frank & Co each pledged $50, with other citizens promising funds next week. Texas Commissioner T. T. Gammage is due to arrive tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar County Exposition
United States
Texas
T. T. Gammage
Mechanical figures staged at Turner opera house
Executed by the Inventors Cindejas Brothers of Mexico City the 12 inch mechanical figures will appear life size on an open stage at Turner Opera House on Tuesday September 2 Canary Bird Lost Mrs Foster 344 Soledad Street offers reward for recovery Hemphill's Restaurant rear of post office opens today serving oysters fish prairie chickens ducks celery and game of all kinds in season Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindejas Brothers
Mexico
Warionetts
Turner Opera Boas
Foster
Soledad Street
Hemphill’'s
Butler Will Make a Vigorous Campaign in State
The dispatches report General Butler planning four more speeches in Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh with a broad campaign strategy from Williams Grove to Bellefonte. Greenback Labor leaders press for aggressive outreach and local ticket filling ahead of the September 18 state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Inpranarolis
Ind
Hamilton
Hendricks
Louisville
Bardstown
Kentucky
Nelson County
Bloomfield
Broadbent
Ixpranavouis
Blaine
The
Sentinel
Shoemaker
Syndic
Parmapelitan
National Greenback
General Butler
Williams’ Grove
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Bellefonte
Butler
Wasurmctox
Howgate
United States Signal Service
Maryland
Evansville
Silver Thorn
Cuicuco
Helena
Montana
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Fire Destroys Manger's Two Story Stable
The two story stable of butcher Philip Manger on Austin street was burned yesterday afternoon around five o clock. A quantity of hay burned along with two hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Manger
Austin Street
Bull the detective dog guards baggage in city transfer office
John Gallagher keeps Bull the dog in the transfer office where the clever animal guards baggage on trains. Bull once stopped a thief attempting to steal a valise from the wagon and sometimes travels with Rob inson on the International road visiting Taylor and San Marcos before returning to San An.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gallagher
Bull
Robinson
Taylor
San Marcos
San An
Also Mentioned on This Page
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Corner Avenue
Pecan Street
W.S. Falkinburg
Warrk & Kurimpesr
Marshal Gosling
Democrats
City of
Mr. Scrivener
Recorder’s Court
Bexar Exposition Society
Telegraphic News
Indiana
Small Biz Blaze
Steves & Sons
California
San Antonio, Tex
Galveston, Tex
Thos. Goggan & Bros
Cor. Market
Galveston
Commerce St
Rice Bros. & CO
Soledad Block
Eantral
Kesson & Robbin
Rice Brothers & CO
Quan Antonio
Tex
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!