Argosy Kid Glove and Local Advertisements
Notices invite ladies to view the new Argosy Kid Glove from Miss Kirchner at 225 Commerce Street and announce the removal of Bradley & Groesbeeck to 319 East Houston Street. The Maverick Hotel at Eagle Pass promotes its central location and new management by W A Fitch. Also mentions Carlyle on Gibbon and remedies like Brown's Iron Tonic, soap factory for sale, and Lachappelle's works on South Flores Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Kirchner
Commerce Street
Bradley & Groesbeeck
East
Houston Street
Maverick
Carlyle
Gibbon
Brown
Ragland & Co
A. Dreiss
Lachappelle
South Flores Street
City Water Works Contract Question Sparks Legal Debate
A physician's opinion argues the city charter grants water works power only to the City Council and challenges a private contract by a Water-Works Company as ultra vires. The text cites Cooley and warns against delegating public trust, urging adherence to Section 46 and public-record authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooley
Cooley’s Coast
Lim
Judge Dibble
Joint Stock Association
Cit Council
Janda
D. C. Rosinson
Thorough paving advances on South Flores street in San Antonio
A Lieut and contractor Jake Marehall oversee about 20 men plowing scraping and laying rock foundations on South Flores street. The ground is graded by the City Engineer and assistant E W Swart, then rolled with a steam roller costing 8 dollars per day, with Manuel Serna supervising the rock and foundation work. Sixty wagon loads of rock are used daily, and another roller pass will follow. The work is described as the most thorough in the city and expected to be permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Marehall
South Flores Street
San Antonio
E. W. Swart
Manuel Serna
Bevier Coal Mine Riots Kill Four As Tensions Rise
A Bevier Missouri mining area remains volatile after last night’s gunfire between black and white miners. Four men have died since Saturday and authorities have yet to quell the riot. Bevier residents evacuate women and children as Macon citizens plan action. Two hundred arms arrive and the sheriff forms a militia as black miners holed up in a stockade exchange fire with white workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Macon
Bevier
Mourning Observed Across Government and City Shops
Washington and New York report extensive closures and half mast flags in memory of the late Vice President. Public offices, schools, and many businesses shut. bells toll at noon. White House and federal buildings draped in mourning. courts adjourned early and city commerce paused in observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WashincTron
White House
Lamont
New York
the Battery
Highbridge
Inrooklyn
Navy Yard
Anton Munster Charged With Disorderly Conduct Over Mary Marker
In Police Court, Anton Munster faced trial for disorderly behavior toward Mary Marker at Mr Lassner's residence. He admitted romantic interest, proposed marriage, then, after drinking on the 26th, insulted Marker. She swore to the affidavit as jealousy loomed over her upcoming marriage to another man. Munster was fined five dollars by the Recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Munster
Mary Marker
Mary
Anton
Munster
Recorder
Joe Beckmann Opens Ladies Shoe Department in City
Joe Beckmann has moved to larger rooms beside T'whoig's bank and now runs the city's only ladies shoe department offering custom made to fit and first class workmanship. He also maintains a strong gentleman's shoemaker reputation with a wide stock of ready made goods including Nesties shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Beckmann
T'whoig’s Bank
Nesties
Joe
Big
St Louis Globe-Democrat advertisement rates
The Lieur column lists the Globe-Democrat weekly as ten pages and seventy columns, available for one dollar a year. The daily costs twelve dollars, tri weekly five dollars, and semi weekly three dollars per year. A Globe-Democrat reader receives all the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Globe-Democrat
Death by gun accident shocks San Antonio to Boerne
Charles H. Tanner of Memphis Tennessee moved to San Antonio for health, then Boerne, and died last Friday when his gun exploded as he mounted his horse. His remains were shipped home today by Mesert Carter Mullaly of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Tanner
Memphis
Tenn
San Antonio
Boerne
Mesert, Carter & Mullaly
Monterey mine owners discuss possible Santa Nina silver bonanza
A telegram from Cervalvo claims the Santa Nina mine owned by A W Gifford, A C Schryver, and J W Turner is yielding solid native silver. Gifford and Schryver say they bought the property six months ago as a bonanza and have spent about $15,000 developing it. they plan a visit to verify the claim before expecting full returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Express
Mesara
A. W. Gifford
Licur
J. W. Turner
Cervalvo
Santa Nina
A. C. Sehryver
Gifford
Cryver
Mexico
Schryver
Mr. Schryver
R. Schryver
Anip
San Antonio Water Question and a Missing Clerk Kyle
The piece recalls Colonel Belknap and San Antonio voters urged to wary spend. It notes J M Kyle, a 25 year old clerk, disappeared after visiting El Paso and retrieving mail at the Post Office. Kyle, tall 5 ft 7 in, sandy, blue eyes, brown hair, wore gray hat and overcoat with a blue scarf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Kyle
San Antonio
Kyle
Memphis
Tennessee
Vance House
Crescent News Company
el Paso
Walmenacntor
Bovee
Mixed Ickles Promises Mirthful Stage Evening
Tickets note Tripe Arthur Pickle the churchman and Joseph Pickle the layman as mischief makers. The comedy thrives on impersonations with J B Polk and R P Cook excellent in dual roles. Jen nie Christie Julia A Polk and others deliver strong performances for a lively farce full of laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Pickle
Joseph Pickle
J. B. Polk
Pickle
R. P. Cook
Jennie Christie
Lucinda Swiggens
Julia A. Polk
Cherry Brown
Alex Vincent
Milton Rainford
Geore F. Devere
Nellie Seldon
San Antonio Club Elects Officers and Plans Building
The San Antonio Club held a board meeting electing Colonel E. D. L. Wickes as President Judge T. J. Devine as Vice President Colonel John Withers as Treasurer Major C. C. Cresson as Secretary and K. Brenneman as an officer. A building committee was appointed to oversee a club room and opera house construction chaired by Wickes with members Laconte Lane Devine Wit Cresson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Club
E. D. L. Wickes
T. J. Devine
John Withers
C. C. Cresson
K. Brenneman
Genyenen
E. D. L. Wie
J. B. Laconte
A. Lane T. J. Devine
John Wit Cresson
J Vv Or Cc
Reaumeckan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Josre Brothers
Geo. H. Kalteyer
P.es Dent - Otto Koehler
Sec
Lone Star
F. Simmang
San Antonio, Texas
Oysters, Fish and Game
A. Hampel
Riverside Cafe
Scholz’s
Commerce
Losoya Streets
Ss. Mayer
Corner Commerce
Navapro Streets
OYA
Royal Baking Powder Company
Wall Street
Hawkes
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Critter Bros
Main Plaza
Austin
Tex
A. K. Hawkes
Bros
Opticians
Critter Bros., Jewelers
Dealers In
Diamonds
Texas
Morkley
Shoe Palace
Avenue
Nderel
F. J. Beitel
International
Great Northern
Pancoast & Son
F. S
Emerson’s
Houston
Navarro Streets
Flores Street
W. J. Kingsbury
Menger
F. Sheets
Commerce St
Frank J. Beitel
International and Great Northern
Eagle Pass
W. A. Fitch
D. C. Robinson
M. Slocum
Alamo
Missouri
Mr. Hendricks
A. C. Schryver
Colonel Belknap
Belknap
Times
Tripe
Proprietors
Servan Simms & Samuels
Larry Dooley
the Adventurers
Dooley, Baker and Starln
Marie Vestvali
Tim
Starin
Ricklin
Laura Ashby
Debbie
the Universe
Harry Macarthy
Terry
Aminiaab Sleek
Harry Ee
Kilkenny
Drew
Dooley
Baker
Miss Howard
Sam
Marie Vestvals
Donnelly
Deen
Cee
Tiger Westa
Debbie Ricklin
South
Erin-go-Uragh
Crea Mills
Brlan O’linn
Squire O'Tool
Darby McCabe
Billy McShane
Sheelah McCabe
Debbie Rickiin
Pane Ine Oe
Nowa McShane
Kitty O' Rourk
Alamo Streets
Nsval
Wolff & Marx
Turner Opera House
Anne Ernest Risens
Wednesway
the ‘Ee
T. H. Sayre
Katie Putnam
W. M. Fries
C. E. Jones & Co
Patent
Bowie Street
Soledad Street
Courthouse
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