Knights Initiate Large Class At Calamins Hall Banquet
Three hundred Knights of Columbus including San Antonio members and a large visiting group gathered at Kalgals of Calamins hall after initiating a sizable class. Fr J Boyle acted as toastmaster with speakers on topics such as The Ladies and Catholic Loyalty. Several distinguished San Antonio and Fort Worth members participated, with William Campbell of the Southern Messenger delivering the keynote on loyalty and service to country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
San Antonio
Kalgals of Calamins Hall
Indy Friends of the Order
FR. J. Boyle
Sen Jidge
Edward Ehger
Sam Antonio
Duga Dwyer
United States
Tlexington
Concord
Missionary Ridge
Mayliesborough
Santiago
Manila
W. T. McIntyre
Father Quinn
Inde
Tuckey
William Hanlon Sr
J. Dillon
B. J. Murphy
J. B. Transtni
N. Collins
Te Black
G W. Brennen
Martin Carne
Rob Piggott
Arthur Lockwood
Cady
W. F. Schmidt
D. Kennedy
Frank Holt
A. Ryan
B. Corrigan
Robi. Noddy
M. F. Heneghan
J. W Bonham
Julius Espey
JH. Quinn
A. M. Wurts
W. B. Lang
Mulvaney
Felix Vanchon
Hotel Car to Be Added to St Louis Mexico City Train
D J Price official of TL and G N L railroad visited San Antonio on Saturday to announce improvements in sleeper service between St Louis and Mexico City. A hotel car will be added to the train next Thursday, enhancing comfort and pleasure for travelers from St Louis to Mexico City and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Price
TL & G.nl Railroad
San Antonio
Missouri
Utk
St. Louie
Mexico City
Stone
Missouri Pacific
St. Lows
South
Mr. Price
St. Louis
Pure Food Distilling CO. Dept
St Louis
Tories About Well Known San Antonians
A fragmented reminiscence set at the Saratoga restaurant in Houston Street describes a sallow youth and a plain faced woman, with banter over a twenty five cent meal and a sighting on Alamo Plaza. An elderly speaker recalls plans to take a child to Vollrath's shop on South Flores Street for polishing and shoeing, noting the child’s age and future needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Houston
Stronk
Alamo Plaza
Sagedr
Vollrath
South Flores Street
Jong Une
Sage
Serious Injuries From Runaway Horse Crash
Leo Wunsell, 19, driver for Garden stables, suffered a brain concussion in a runaway accident yesterday afternoon. The horse-drawn vehicle bolted, throwing him onto the street. He was found semi conscious and transported to the city hospital by Dr. Burg and Dr. Rattle-Sarell, resting easily and expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Wunsell
Burg
Rattle-Sarell
Rattle-Sarell Were Suramonad and Gave Hin
Garden State
South Plover
Business Man Weds Miss Adeline Bailey at 7130 Clock Wedding
A business man of San York and Miss Adeline Bailey were married in the evening service at 7130 clock at the residence of Mr and Mrs P. B. Loving, 145 Jerneon street. Rev. BL Routh officiated. The couple will reside at Gan Marcos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
San
Adeline Bailey
Mra
Loving
Jerneon Street
Gan Marcos
Memorial services honor deceased members of Elks lodge
San Antonio lodge No. 216 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks held memorial services at the Grand Opera House. Exalted Ruler I J Boyle presided as officers read the roll of the dead, with addresses by Walter P. Napier and J. Kirkpatrick, music by the Grand Opera House Orchestra, and blessings by Chaplain Dickson. The speakers extolled Elks ideals of charity, brotherly love, fidelity, and justice, and paid tribute to departed brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Grand Opera House
I. J. Boyle
W. &. Hatton Je
R. R. Jennett
Loyel
Victor Keller
Leon A. Baer
de. H. A. Jackson
Walter P. Napier
Elka
Miebe
Elkdom
Ifea
Hy Kirkpatrict
Kirkpat
Mber
Lodge
Ant
Earth
Talda
Southern Commercial Congress opens to study South's prospects
Washington hosts the Southern Commercial Congress as business leaders gather to discuss southern resources and industrial potential. Speakers include Secretary Weight and Surgeon General Wiman with exhibits on population density waterways cotton production geology and rural delivery highlighting the region's development plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Geo
South
Commermercial Congress
Colograss
Straue
Department of Commerce and Labor
Wiman
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Weight
Phip Werlein
New Orleans
Progressive Walon
Co. P. Qeadyear
Brunswick
Soba A. Fox
Arkansas
John, F. Wallace
New York City
Willar Andlortain
Geological Survey Department of Agricultural Forestry
Propositions Before TP A On Clubhouse Gift
Propositions before the Travelers Protection Association seek tie membership with the Anti Tuberculosis association and to accept a lot with a proposed house at Aras4s Pass. Dr Brumby urges affiliation. Avansas Townsite Company offers a clubhouse site costing 3000 dollars pending lodge approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Tuberculosis S Association
Aras4s Pass
Post, D
Travelers’ Protection Association
Brumby
Avansas
Lndge
Manyan's Cure Promises Quick Relief for Coughs
An old ad copy touts Manyan's remedies including Hemedy Reliever and Vitalizer claiming to cure colds in one day and ease throat and chest symptoms. The text mentions product names, quick relief, and endorsements, framed as a general medicine promotion with no verifiable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mungan
Ebay
Building Leap 5-44 Percent in San Antonio November 1908
The American Contractor reports San Antonio among 24 U S cities showing higher building activity in November 1908 than November 1907. San Antonio up 44 percent to construction value of $188,255 versus $120,000. most other cities rise while Buffalo Chattanooga Detroit Memphis New Haven Newark Scranton and Southern show declines. Chicago leads at 92 percent. Cleveland trails with 3 percent. Other cities below San Antonio include Grand Rapids Kansas City Milwaukee Oneida Rochester St Paul and Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Chicago
Shaw
San Anivalo
Buffalo
Chattanooga
Detroit
Memghid
New Haven
Newark
Scranton
Southern
Cleveland
Grand Raplie
Kalass City
Milwhakes
Onehs
Rochester
St. Paul
Tolodo
Lodge Meetings Tonight in San Antonio
A list of gatherings across San Antonio venues includes Bexar camp No 12034 M de Wy of A Odd Fellows at Luther Hall, Woodmen and Masons at various temples, Pythians, Elks, and other fraternal bodies. Tomorrow morning 5:30 a.m. union labor meetings and trades union halls host sessions. other societies meet at Turner hall and St Joseph's hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar
M. de Wy
Odd Fellows
Hall
Luther FL Hare
U. SW. Vy
Red Men
Woodman,hall
Sain Antonis S Commandery
K. Ty Masonic Temple
Anchor
A. M
Masonic Temple
Lotus
Pythian Hall
San Antonio
P.O. E
Elks
Spangler Lodge
A. T
Murray's Hall
de Davy Crocksit
Mur Feray's Wall
Zg Paperhangers
Caunel! Hall
de Germany
Garpentera
Wnion
Arkelter Verein
I Painters
Cauncil Hart
Tde Plumbers Union
Railroad employes meet at New Orleans
New Orleans Lit. Dec 1 The annual convention of the International Brotherhood of Maintenances of Way Employes opened here today with several hundred delegates representing about 60 000 railroad workers in the United States and Canada in attendance The convention will host daily sessions throughout the week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Lit
International Brotherhood of Maintenanes of Way
United States
Canada
Burial Permits Include Two Deaths and Interments
Burial permits record the deaths of Domingo Garcia five, died December 4 at 1201 West Houston. Interment at San Waternaidy Cemetery. Taorea W. Butcher aged 5 years, died December 4, rheumatism at 138 Clavior Street. Interment cemetery No.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domingo Garcia
Ynoumonn
Woat Houston
Sam Wate Naindy
Taorea
W. Butcher
Clavior Street
What would happen if Standard loses big suit
New York December 7 For nearly seven months the Standard Oil company of New Jersey has faced government action. Witnesses by intermediaries and underlings questioned the trust while Rockefeller Archbold Moffett Titford and Wm Rockefeller appeared for the defense. Shareholders debate two paths if the suit wins or fails including liquidation or pro rata asset distribution and how tiny stakes would be handled. Government says dissolution plus broad injunctions would be required and that small holders need protection from pooled control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard OU Company of
New Jersey
Galaxy
John D. Rockefeller
Johnn D. Archbald
James A. Moffett
H. N.titford
Wm. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
America
Broadway
Telenhmna
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Standard Off
Carte Blanche
Standard Oil
Ink Trust
Standard Oil of
Standard Ol
Company
Standard CH Stork
Rogers
Archholl
Thford
Moffett
OW Trust
Ot Trust
de Forayke
Accure
Bolt
Omni Capital & Chanca
Archbold
United States
Jose
California
Kansas
Texas
Ison
Standard Oil Company
Standard
Trauks
Ook
Odin
Rockefeller Ald
Hig Associates
Atata
Washington
Mexico
Canada
Supreme Court of the
Thorn
Te 45
Krnsaa
Man with broken arm fined for vagrancy in San Antonio
William Chamberlain, a white man with a broken right arm from a two week old accident at San Mateos, traveled to San Antonio on Saturday to seek medical care. He instead appeared in police court this morning and was fined $1 for vagrancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Mateos
William Chamberlain
San Antonio
Why Is Sugar Sweet and How Tasteless Tonic Works
An old ad explains that sugar does not taste sweet on the tongue because the ingredients do not dissolve in the mouth but dissolve in the stomach. It promotes Grove's Tasteless Chilli Tosic as a tonic, claims broad use for adults and children, and lists a price of 56 cents.
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Castoria
What Is
Cenune Castoria Alwayrs
Knights
Gexar Druo Go
Tories
San Antonians
Peter J. Haing, Jr
U.S. A
Wiliam E. Annis
Captain Hains
Hamilton Hains
Fell
Howard Annis
William Annis
Dixie
Railroad
Almitnr Omer
Police Court
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