Big One Hundred Nominates For City Offices
The meeting nominated Merritt for Mayor Huston for Recorder Haueisen for Collector and Nelson for Commissioner. Sam C Bennett chaired and Bennett was chosen permanent chairman with Brenneman and others as secretaries. Nominations and ballots set the path for mayor and city posts with Merritt and Story among top candidates and Nelson later named for Street Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam C. Bennett
Ben Mauermann
Bennett
C. Runge
W.B. Smith
Charles Sauer
C. W. Ogden
C. K. Brenneman
Grothaus
Brenneman
E. H. Terrell
Committee of Ten
Committee of One Hundred
XH. H. Terre
J. H. Kampmann
W. H. Maverick
L. W. Mapara
Terrell
Pauly
Minter
Story
Ogden
Merritt
Paschal
N.O. Green
C. H. Merritt
Charles Ogden
Henry Dignowity
W. R. Story
L. C. Grothaus
Jay Minter
Lockwood
Henry Elmendorf
William Hoefling
Bolton
Groos
King
Ulrich
F. Groos
J. H. Bolton
F. P. Hord
Verrell
G. Groos
Herd
Seffel
Aone
Mares
Wesley Ogden
W. H. Huston
D.C. Robinson
G. W. A. Brantley
John Camp
J. EK
George Jagge
F. C. Haueisen
Antone Seffel
P. Nelson
A. J. Allensworth
E. J. Quirk
Thos. Crowley
Geo. Pagchal
C. F. Kroeger
Ryder Taylor
R. G. Nixon
Albert Wallace
Nelson
Quirk
W. M. Edgar
G. R. Dashiell
Ed Kotula
C. C. Cresson
Henry Elmend
Recorder's Court Fines Range From 1 to 30 Days
A morning court session before Recorder Callaghan handed out fines for disturbances and vagrancy. Notable penalties included Frank Watson $1 for leaving his team, and Nelson Chapman $10 or 30 days as a vagrant. Dozens of named defendants, many listed as vagrants, faced $5 to $10 fines or brief jail terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callaghan
Frank Watson
Mattie Hardeman
Kelly
International
Great Northern
Dinah Duetz
Lina Epp
George Stark
Thomas Stillesey
Charles Schreiner
Frank Murray
Laura Brennan
Eorge Turner
Coggeshall
Lone Star
Juan Bitisto
P. Martinez
J.C. Stein
Henry Nance
Nelson Chapman
Chapman
Storbeck
Chas. Burt
F. A. Neweggie
Jas. Swallow
Homer Black
Frank Miller
Sam Jones
D. Robinson
John Cannon
Jas. Dickerson
Geo. Harris
Arthur Walters
Wm. Scott
John Davis
Frank Williams
Frank Moore
Varants
Chas. Winkler
T. Worthington
John Murray
Our Strategists at Turner Hall Delightfully Humorous
The Turner hall performance of Our Strategists kept the audience laughing from curtain rise to denouement. Core comedians including H P Bell as Jack Ruttledge, Harry Trayer as Cap sicum Pepper, Miss Katie Gilbert as Our Nellie, Miss May Bardell as Mrs Major Howard, and ER Howard as Terrence OFlam delivered lively, witty turns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Jack Ruttledge
H. P. Bell
Harry Trayer
Nellie
Katie Gilbert
May Bardell
Major Howard
ER. C. Howard
Sports of the Mines at Fashion Theatre Tonight
The Fashion theatre presents a full programme headlined by Mr. B J Wheeler’s sensational drama Sports of the Mines with Miss May Olive and a strong company. The show features Wheeler’s trained bulldog Fred along with many specialty sketches and songs in a standout evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Theatre
Quiet wedding at Alderman Schreiner’s residence
Last Saturday at 8 o clock in North Flores street Alderman Fritz Schreiner’s daughter Miss Emeline Isabella wed Julius C Tips of the Stahaely Tips hardware firm. County Judge C L Wurz bach performed the ceremony with intimate friends present and many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Schreiner
North Flores Street
Emeline Isabella
Julius C. Tips
Stahaely
Notable Visitors At Local Hotels And In City
A stream of visitors and residents are noted in the city with stays at the Vance the St Leonard and the Menger. Names include C Pugenet of Uvalde Solon Stewart of Brackett J Allen of San Marcos J R Weaver of Del Rio R B Hayes and family T R Kerr W H Dwelle from Fort Dodge James Wolfe from Monterey George H Pfeuffer Cotulla P S Graves Cotulla Thomas C Sheldon Webb County Judge C S West Austin Robert West Dr W C Conden and wife from Evansville Jerome Harris formerly of the city from Fort Worth H L Banney of Wisconsin Thomas Hendricks of Frietown Captain E A Lunkiss road master of the Southern Pacific G A Heilig Fayette Co tax assessor A K McKinnon G D Gould Patricio Milmo and Daniel Milmo bankers Alberto Garcia of San Luis Potosi and Mrs M Garcia with son 288 East Commerce St. Garcia studies civil engineering to graduate next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Pugenet
Uvalde
Vance
Solon Stewart
Brackett
J. Allen
San Marcos
St. Leonard
J. R. Weaver
del Rio
R.B. Hayes
T. R. Kerr
Uvalde County
W. H. Dwelle
Fort Dodge
Iowa
James Wolfe
Monterey
Mexico
George H. Pfeuffer
Cotulla
P.S. Graves
Thomas C. Sheldon
Webb County
Judge C. S. West
Austin
Robert West
Menger
W. C. Conden
Evansville
Indiana
Jerome Harris
City
Fort Orth
H. L. Banney
Wisconsin
Thomas Hendricks
Frietown
E. A. Lunkiss
Southern Pacific
G. A. Heilig
Fayette County
A. K. McKinnon
Tilden
G. D. Gould
Eagle Pass
Messrs
Patricio Milmo
Daniel Milmo
Ydelfonso Vasquez
Bullis
Seminole Indian Scouts
Pecos
Nueces
Alberto Garcia
M. Garcia
East
Commerce Street
Scientific College
San Luis Potosi
Garcia
San Antonio Relief Society Forms Board and Offices
The gathering at the Presbyterian church organized the San Antonio Relief association to aid the destitute. Dr. Neil was named Chairman of the Board, with Judge Wurzbach Judge Noonan Rabbi Lewinthal and Colonel Belknap as directors. John Johns elected Secretary. Colonel John Withers nominated as Treasurer, salary discussed at $50 monthly, and Belknap Noonan and Neil to hire an Assistant Secretary and rent a room for operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
San Antonio
Rabbi Lewinthal
Wurzbach
Belknap
Neil
Noonan
Dr. Neil
Johns
John Withers
National Bank
Judge Noonan
Wagner bazar prize winners announced Saturday night
The list names several winners from Wagner's bazar with prizes including one Game set to Mrs. A. C. Herndon and a Fruit set to George R. Ensworth. Other prizes list multiple dolls and sets awarded to various individuals, with calls to collect prizes today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner’s Bazar
A. C. Herndon
Mrs
I. C. LP
George R. Ensworth
Ae Mma
Hiss A Eas
Acacia
Dase
Ces Cea
H. D. Ame
E. H. Cunningham
New officers elected at San Antonio Commandery No 7 Knights Templar
John H. Bolton was elected Eminent Commander and Thomas R. Heustis Generalissimo. Oscar Bergstrom became Captain General, F McC Newton Prelate, Edward Rische Treasurer, A Hansl Recorder, and G Schmeltzer Hall Trustee. Remaining officers to be appointed before installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Commandery No. 7
Knights Templar
John H. Bolton
Thomas R. Heustis
Oscar Bergstrom
F. McC Newton
Edward Rische
A. Hansl
G. Schmeltzer
Hall
Arrest of 17 men in Sunset depot box cars and coaches
Early morning Captain Karber and officers arrested 17 men found asleep in box cars and passenger coaches near Sunset depot. Sixteen were fined ten dollars or thirty days as vagrants. two railroad workers were exempted if they leave town. The Recorder imposed fines on the rest despite various stories. Ladies approve of your smoking Little Joker tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karber
Buckley, Kroeger
Ziegler
Dolan
Sunset Railway
Bat Cave
Charles Burt
F. A. Newell
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Tt Dan J. Cotton
J. H. Bowron
East Houston Street
Texas
J.H. Marouart
Soledadstop
Crystal Restaurant
Soledad Street
Billie & Joe’s
Joe Meny
DOB & Engelee
Retail Department OF Importers OF
Houston Street
J. Ronse & CO
Cassimere
Vere
Callsoon
Mar
Rhodius
Commerce St
VeWisle
San Antonio, Tex
Knabe & Co
New England Piano Co
Christie & Sons
Recorder's Court
Sports OF the Mines
SAN Antonio Relief Society
Wagner
Emanuel Abrahams
Ines and Lignroves
G. B. Frank's
Alamo Store
Boston
Baltimore
Men
Alamo
Alamo Plaza
New York
DOE & Engeleh
Tollette
Ian Meeny Ay Eto
E. Reti Berg& Go
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