Churches News Return Protestant Sanctuaries of the City
The article lists church services across denominations in the city, noting Sunday schools at various times, morning and evening worships, prayer meetings, and league gatherings. It mentions First Presbyterian, German Lutheran Immanuel Church, St Paul’s, Westminster, First Baptist, South Hackberry Methodist, Trinity M E, Westminster Church, St John’s Episcopal, St James A M E, and St Paul M E among others, with dates and times for Sunday schools and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ures Streon Missia
First Presbyterian Church
Aso Pom
Gutheran Immanuel Ehurch
Nuwon
Centre Streets
Thea. Bogiseh
St. Paul's Batseopalehorgh
Government Hill
A. L. Burleson
Adl
A.m. Sucday
Luther W. Barron
South Pine Street
Ap.m. Sandis
Westminster League Meeting
First Baptist Church
Jefferson and
Travis Streets
Idan
Eustace I
King
Astor
Meats
South Hackharry Streat Methodist Church
South Slackharry
Montana
C. T. Dilley
Rev. Smith
Westminster Church
Garden Street
Wing William
Sba
Dad A.m
Westclnster
Robert M. Wall
St John's Episcopal Church
Burcett
Cherry Streets
Nolan Street
D. Griffith Thinn
Tecumsph
Oklahoma
Daughters of the King
Svorkers
Guild of St. Toho
Colored Chirches
St. Paul M. E
G. Slacuss
Epworth League
A. Sli
S. B-M
Mack Wenson
Zlou
B.y Moadsq Uicht
PLU
Ta &W
H. M. Williams
St. James A. MF
Cornet North Concho
Fienera Frayer
General Clasa
Christian Ladewoor
Sare Low
D.S. Moten
Railroad Notes and Notable Rail Workers Arrivals
Sunset pay car expected tomorrow. Mulligan, yardmaster of Southern Pacific, returns from Rockport. Hog train from Kansas City to Mexico passes. Mike Garvey, Sunset brake man, cuts left hand shaving. Senor Jose Lomantour of Mexico treasury arrives via International and departs via Southern Pacific. Ryan, stenographer for SP, leaves for Houston. O Keefe, International bridgeman, in city for treatment. Shaughnessy, International section foreman, in city. Davia, California division angtiser, visits. Joe Watson, Palestine division conductor, in town. Rd Randall, ex-city railroader now saloonist, visiting Noel Rio. Frank Loring and two others on Medina trip. M F Wiley, Missouri Kansas and Texas conductor, visits briefly. Engineer Sullivan, Southern Pacific, buys bicycle and learns riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacifc
Kansens
Mexico
Mike Garvey
Senor Jose Lomantour
Treasury of the Republic of
J. T. McQueensy
Southern Pacific
Houston
L. J. Parks
Joe Watson
Palestine
The
International
Iain Theaity
Rd. Randall
Proaent
Noel Rio
Trionda
Frank Loring
John
John Lana
Aran
Medina
M. F. Wiley
Kansas
Texas
Tengineer Sullivan
Paecific
Divorce Suit Alleges Adultery and Custody Fight
In the Thirty seventh District Court A C Hereford seeks custody of Orrie May Hereford two, amid claims Florence Harpford abandoned marriage since last March and engaged in disreputable conduct. He accuses her of visiting saloons on Camaron Street Avenue D and Alamo Plaza with men, drinking heavily, and sending a letter boasting of a wealthy companion intending to be with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirty-seventh
A. C. Hereford
Florence Harpford
Orrie May Hereford
Camaron Street
Jane
Avenue D
Alamo Plaza
Plainti
Plaintif
Toronto
Dan
Bia
Jay
Fragmentary personal note hints at travel and gifts
The fragment mentions a man in love with the writer, promising to take her to Texas, planning a September departure. She notes Tie bought a beaver cloak and gave 379 to buy heavy clothes, indicating preparation for travel and attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Tie
Indian citizenship applications open for local claimants
J A Carr, a Indian depredation claim agent, told a Lisint reporter that he has filed through attorneys in the Indian Territory several applications for citizenship for local residents claiming Indian blood by grandparent lineage. The filing deadline is the 10th of next month and those proven as Indian blood will share in pro rata money and lands provided by the treaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Carr
Lisint
Indian Territory
Dawes Commission
United States
Bicycle Rauss Event at Jockey Club Grounds
A bicycle racing meet under the Independent Five team will be held at the Jockey Club grounds on September 17. The program includes mile races for novice, open professional, open amateur, and boys, plus a possible match with a fast city horse. Hebrew merchants may close to attend. generous purses and prizes await professionals and amateurs. Lou Broiles, an elderly Black woman, was sent to San Antonio by the county charity chair, with relatives claimed in a new home, after years of destitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jockey Club
Indapendent
Fiva
Smile Opon
Mite Opan
Émile
Lou Broiles
San Antonio
Victor
Charity Committee
County Commissioners
Family disturbance on Devine street involving property removal
A man removed household goods from a hogge on Devine street while his wife was away. Upon her return she protested and called for Shar i Campbell for protection, which could not be provided as it was outside jurisdiction. Come to the Baangert ville September 2 and V woe at Kerr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devine Street
Shari Campbell
Cotton Belt Railway Eyes San Antonio Depot Grounds
A survey party for the Cotton Belt railway has secured options on acres near South Flores Street and Avangnas PassDepot, with plans to secure right of way through city streets. If Missouri, Kansas and Texas and Santa Fe connect, San Antonio would gain a direct line shortening distance by about fifty miles and add three more paying routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariteas Pasa
Mmoaabuug
Cotton Belt Railway
Ene
South Flores
Avangnas Pass
San Vorro Creek
Liairr
Railrand
Tequuat
San Antonio
Dépat
Dave
Missouri
Kaness
Texas
Santaessa
Texarkans
Sound Money Club Forms in Mena at Austin Street Hall
The Sound Money club in Mena was organized last night at Jonas hall Austin street J B Buchanan presiding L Benedict elected temporary chair and J P F Ryan temporary secretary Officers elected George Ward president John Sullivan second vice president J M Booth secretary L Benedict treasurer Captain Hank Small G M Fries Southern Pacific engineer spoke on the money question urging railroad men to vote sound money Jilaapesch and J Buchanan read papers and spoke T W Billings also voiced views at the meeting which drew about seventy five members including trackmen trainmen and office workers The club will meet every Saturday night at the same place with some speakers planned for next gathering
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Hilaapesch
J.¥. Buchanan
T. W. Billings
Wort
Saddlery and Harness 16 at 113 Mast Side Main
A local catalog from the largest southern manufacturer offers saddlery and harness items. The South’s leading maker announces a full catalogue with prices across their product line, inviting inquiries from retailers and customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plawa
Une
Wovte
Noonan Campaign Committee Meeting Held In Club Rooms
The Noonan campaign committee including Thad C. Bell G W Ogden Dr Fred Terrell Dr G G Clifford Mark Brown Bart Growther Nat Sulzbacher and Wm Anderson met privately in the McKinley Hobart club rooms last night Ogden was elected chairman Belt as sistant Nat Sulzbacher secretary with Corbett assistant Communications were directed to the campaign committee A hunt is planned east of the city for Fred Stone Dr Barnitz and Bob Tondick and additional hunts noted west of the city Gustave Poeechel and Ed Dos departed Reskport to join the hunt on the Sa lado river
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noonan
Thad C. Bell
G. W. Ogden
Fred Terrell
G. G. Clifford
Mark Brown
Bart Growther
Nat Sulzbacher
Wm. Anderson
McKinley-Hobart
Mr Ogden
Thad Belt
Nat Sulabacher
E. P. Corbett
Corbett
Fred Stone
Barnitz
Bob Tondick
Om Yates
F. Lynn
Freman
Slayden Opens Campaign Amid Mixed Reception in District
J L Slayden the democratic candidate for congress formally opened his campaign last night before a sizable audience with several Republican attendees. J F Onion introduced him and Slayden spoke nearly two hours touching on silver Bryan and other issues drawing applause from supporters. The event included attendees Joseph Young Margaret McGarrity H M Dyer Hortense Cal Tne Cane and Polonia de La Arza. A separate notice reports a stolen yellow spotted yearling at 355 Lafitte Street with a two year old warn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slayden
J. L. Slayden
Berri Wouer
J.F. Onion
Mr. Staydan
Mr. St
Wad
Joseph Young
Margaret ¥. McGarrity
H. M. Dyer Sud Hortense Cal- Tne
Esposite Cane and
Polonia de la Arza
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A.M
Oxford
Irfords
Tan and Black
White Nainsook
Dimities
Ready Steels
Kuice Pants
Vents
Wolff
Great Wales
N. Malwil
Nz. A
P. Bingla
Star Entertainment
Oliford
Barber Abop
Exfa
Allundnacs, Sry
TOSP
Michael J. Mulligan
Rockport
Preity
Bicycle Rauss
Kerr- I
Sound Money Cltb
Railroadera
Warti Se
Ifso
Kraic Cillers
Price, Booker & Co
Out Road
Sneil Purcha
Jaden Ave
Hose
Beckmann
Campaign Committee
C. W. Ogden
Gustav Poeechel
Ed. Dos
Reskport, i
Nick
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