Randalls and storms mark December dispatches
Telegraphic notes from Denver to New York and Nashville report coal miners resuming work at Coal Creek Elmer Walsenburg and Cameron, a snowbound Oregon railway line, a large strike by Monongahela river miners, a yellow fever case aboard the Violet, and a Nashville reception plan for Mr. Randall with a Merchants' exchange meeting to honor him.
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Inaugural Night at Fashion Theatre Opens
Last evening the inaugural show at Fashion theatre drew a vast audience. Edwin Joyce and Verona Carroll presented Organizing a Company with Carroll singing superbly. Miss Magerald Davene then achieved success, followed by Allen and West showing off versatile music on various instruments.
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Burke
Mies
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al Trudell
Bertha Marshall
Rose
James LeCistre
George West
Mise Dell Trudell
W. B. Miles
Blanche Webster
Jas. LeClaire
Commodore Burke
Rose LeClaire
Simms & Samuels
Mia Verona Carroll
Miss May Olive
Ethel Saunders
Michael Donshue
Edwin Joyce
Tom Wesle
8. I. Wheeler
Tom Black
Grayson
James Levlck
Franklin Burton
Fashion Theatre
Naugural Company
Messrs
Parquette
Verona Carroll
Caroll
Magerald Davene
Allen
West
Sassoes Sarge Sas
Citizens' Committee Names Nomination Panel Members
A long list outlines gentlemen invited to form the committee of 100 to suggest suitable city officers nominees. The meeting is set for the 27th instant with figures including J. B. Johnson and Henry Collmann among others. Also reported is the Alamo Gun Club sweepstakes score at Sunset Park with multiple matches and winners.
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Frobuese
Walter Scott
Daniel Heder
Wim
South L. C
Wm. Ho. A
Sebryn
Ward Clark
Penresioit
Arper
Tom Fianuer
E.mendor
David Bell
Fred Bader
Alex Sartor
C Range
Henreilly Shed Porter
Henry Elmendorf
Frank Beaumont
Henry Semlinger
H Clifford
Ernst Rechin
Wester Yarden
Max Krakauer
Ore Scheutz Weber
J. McPher
Heitgen
Alamo Gun Club
Sunset Baseball Park
Sullivan
Peterson
Wagenfuhr
Thiele
Kilbinger
Prescott
Critzer
Kelly
Wagenubr
Thied
Peteroo
Thiele Prescott
Young
Stevens Peterson
Stevens
Olsmith
Winter cloak sale cuts prices on wool dolmans
A specialty advertises a large stock of ladies and misses cloaks priced down due to a mild winter. 200 all wool dolmans labeled at $8, an assorted lot with former prices up to $12 to $15. HAA8s & OPPENHEIMER promote the sale and Little Joker tobacco for ladies.
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Cassimere
Hk Haa8s & Oppenheimer
Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Fire Company 2 Celebration
Fire Company No. 2 celebrated 25 years with a citywide event at Casino Hall attended by the fire department, City Council, and press. Chief Hoeffling welcomed guests as Captain Degener led a grand march and the banner was presented with poetic tributes.
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William Hoeffling, Jr
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H. B. Andrews
Sunset Railway
Company No. 2
Hosting
Cveiny
Joe
No. 2
United States
Bannet Board
R. Gixon
Wurzbsch
Currier
Fritzschreiner
William Hoefling
F.C. Hauelsen
Secreary
Cruaching
Dgen
George Dulling
W. Wurzbach
D. Marx
W. Stause
William Horfling, Jr
Critics and society members attend fashion theatre critique
The Fashion theatre drew a crowd from a highly moral staff and various church and newspaper circles including the editor of the Express and satellite staff, Sunday school superintendent, and other strictly pious figures who debated whether the show was naughty yet enjoyable.
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Wallace Announces Candidacy for Street Commissioner
W Albert Wallace, a long time San Antonio resident of 38 years, announces his bid for Street Commissioner. He is familiar with city street needs and has experience in railroad grading, aiming to serve effectively as a public official.
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New Alamo Saloon Reopens After Renovation
Mr Cy Morris and Mr A L Downing now own the Alamo saloon and restaurant after refitting the entire establishment. The revived venue features a restaurant, saloon, sitting room, and private party rooms. Call and see them.
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New England Piano Co
Christie & Sons
A. L. Downing
Joe Morris
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Cy. Morris
Rangers Commend Cotulla Law Enforcement Efforts
The statement praises the State rangers for their energetic and unbiased duties in curbing lawlessness in Cotulla. It notes no rangers were present on the Cotulla election day or the days prior, suggesting their absence during that event.
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Gardened message marks White Lewins ad at Fourth and Avenue EB
A San Antonio notice describes three long winter beds spelling the word white in a garden at Fourth Street and Avenue EB. The garden is owned by J. W. G. Erps, agent for White Lewins Machine Co. He plans further artistic displays to advertise his business in spring. Christmas Eve carol by Sunday school children at First Baptist Church is announced with free admission.
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Lewis
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Kris Kringle
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