Leader of dynamiters arrested in San Francisco case
The arrest targets Koosher Kowalski, a Bavarian born chemist who led a faction calling for enforcing anti Chinese laws. He described joining Coroner O'Donnell's Anti-Coolie League and forming the German Anti-Casmic League, and admitted planning a weapon to fight Chinese authorities. He and an associate were charged with storing giant powder. penalties include up to six months in jail and a $1,000 fine.
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San Francisco
H. Weiseman
O’donnell
O'Donnell
Supreme Court
Chinatown
Bee
Koosher
Kowalski
Anti- Collie League
Death of General Robert Toombs in Washington Ga
The article reports General Robert Toombs dying at his Washington Georgia home at 6 pm after a period of illness and mental decline. Also noted are Senate bills in Washington and election results from Boston Worcester Newburyport and Omaha with liquor license and political shifts.
Servia Villagers Urge Milan to End War
Inhabitants of many villages in Servia send to Milan an appeal urging him to end the war and pledge sacrifice if he accepts their request. Masquerade Ball scheduled for December 27 at Feat's Barden South stores street, with tickets on sale at Mrs Schoeneri's and other locations.
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Kelgradey
Servia
Ae Aleing
Milan
Barden South
Tores Street
Vanderbilt Bequest Funds University Fire Proof Building
Nashville December 16 Vanderbilt University will use a $200,000 bequest from William H Vanderbilt for constructing and purchasing a fire proof building. The bequest funds the project and related acquisition.
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Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt University
Penate
William H. Vanderbilt
Barbed wire makers raise air grate prices in Chicago
Principal barbed wire manufacturers in the United States met in Chicago and agreed to raise air grate prices by one half cent, effective immediately and lasting until January 14. A further increase is expected then to offset anticipated plain wire price hikes.
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ChicaGo
United States
Suit Against Texas Central Rail Road Before Court
In Galveston on December 16 a major suit by Robert Victor seeks 5000 dollars for alleged injuries from the Hempstead rail crash of 1884. The trial, before the U S Circuit Court, features many witnesses and may influence damages totaling around 160000 dollars. The defense cites rail tampering as the cause and the trial may finish by weekend. Nic Tengg's book store on Commerce Street promotes a vast selection of holiday goods and literature. A runaway horse incident ends with unharmed buggy after Wizard Oil wagon spooked the horse at Alamo Plaza.
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Galvaston
Texas Central Railroad
United States Circuit Court
Robert Victor
Hempstead
Ts Holt
Ae Houston Awyer
United States
Waller
Grimes
Grimes County
Texas
Nic Tengg
Commerce Street
Morocco
Russia
Young Peoples’ Library
Erlodicala
Likens
Thackeray
Scott
Waverly
Irving
Macauley
Hawthorne Shakespeare
Augusta Evans
Louisa Alcott
Mark Twain
Brittania
Guizot
France
Brown
Schiller
Goethe
Heine
Fritz Reuter
Koerner
Shakespeare
Webster
Otto Andrae
Scholz
Alamo Plaza
Crockett Street
Andrae
Bergstrom & Gray
Blum Street
Main
Soledad
Houston Street
Emma Abbott with English opera shines in turn at Turner Opera House
The New York World lauds Emma Abbott for improving facilities and artistry as she tours. next week her company presents five operas at Turner Opera House including Mikado Lucia Faust and Martha. Sale of seats starts Saturday. L Du Quesnay Co opens a cigar depot next to the bridge representing Despit Co as agents.
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Emma Abbott
Parepa-Roga
Abbott
America
Hera
Nym
Crynkle
N. Y. World
Turner Opera House
Pleasant Blum street card party on this evening
A card party is planned on Blum street with a first gathering at a residence on earth street at 7 o'clock this evening. Also notes wave about births and local events including a daisy baby girl born to Mrs E Elmendorf and a San Antonio lottery distribution of 6000 dollars. A man named Henry Johnson faced court and epilepsy after a drunk incident in the bat cave. A charity collection proposal is debated versus a Dixie Williams fund. Two butcher boys Ed Neumann and Gus Werth quarrelled over a bucket. Neumann fined $5 by Recorder. Assignees Ross issue a public claims notice for F Sheets business in San Antonio, Texas. 250 West Commerce Street
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Blum Street
Earth Street
E. Elmendorf
San Antonio
Henry Johnson
Recorder’s Court
Dixie Wiliams
Ed. Neumann
Gus Werth
Neumann
Werth
Recorder
Ross
F. Sheets
Texas
F. Sheeta
EL Gude
West
Commerce Street
Tex
Two men arrested for burglary attempt at Gonzales store
George Williams alias Sanders and A B Hurd were taken Monday night on charges of planning to burglarize Lapowski's store in Gonzales. Detective Hughes warned the Sheriff to watch them for stolen goods, with a clerk Dick arrested for conspiracy. Skeleton keys found. Belknap announced color coded San Pedro Line cars Green Yellow Red to reduce misboardings.
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George 8. Williams
Sanders
A. B. Hurd
Lapowski
Gonzales
San Antonio
Hughes
Celene
Belknap
San Pedro
Avenue C
Flores Street
Demimonde Thrown From Horse on Crockett Street
A demimonde rider fell from her horse near Crockett Street yesterday afternoon and was severely shaken and braced. Her companion halted the riderless horse after a spirited gallop as the horse was spooked by a juvenile whistle, mistaken at first for a police whistle.
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Crockett Street
Wood vendor fined after collision on Commerce Street
Guadalupe Contreras, a Mexican wood dealer, drove carelessly along Commerce street and struck a buggy, tearing off a wheel. A clerk restrained the frightened horse while a lady sat in the buggy. Contreras was fined $5 by the Recorder this morning.
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Guadalupe Contreras
Commerce Street
Contreras
Recorder
Notorious Rio Grande smuggler jailed in Del Rio
Jad Allen, jailed by United States Marshal Gildea, is charged with smuggling on the Rio Grande near Ware County. Taken to Del Rio, the Commissioner set a 500 dollar bond to await federal grand jury action.
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Jad Allen
United States
Gildea
Rio Grande
Ware County
del Rio
Kitten Seeks Shelter at Rothwell Home After Injury
A stray kitten with a severe head wound found shelter at the home of Mr. I. N. Rothwell yesterday. The animal is described as lively for its condition and has been staying with the Rothwell household since arrival.
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I. N. Rothwell
Phe
Mr. Roth
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