Local election slate listed with names and wards
Naattonied in Beethoven Har Janu ary Til, LauD. For Brayor: MARGHALH MICKs, For CHy Attorney. GO, 0. ALTGNLT. For Recorder: W. C. KROFGER. For Treasurer: BENNO DNGPLKE, For Gotlector: JOHN B. WALTER. For Assessor: JOSEPH P. DAVENE, For Auditor, VINEIL, TAMES. For Alderman-at-Large: A. PEPER, GEO. SUREBY, DH. FRANK PASCHAL, TAMNER, Ald. Ward No. 1-0. M. WOLCKEN, Ald. Ward No, 2-G. POTERSON, Ald. Ward No, 3-INO.A. O'CONNOR, Ald. Ward No, 4-2, FAUBXANDER, Ald. Ward No. 5-AUGUST THIELE, AId, Ward NO. 6-WM. DAVIS. AW. Ward NO. 7D. W. L. BARKER AId, 'Ward No. SHALL, HOWARD,
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marghalh Micks
Altgnlt
W. C. Krofger
Benno Dngplke
John B. Walter
Joseph P. Davene
Vineil
Tames
A. Peper
Geo. Sureby
Frank Paschal
Tamner
Ald
M. Wolcken
G. Poterson
A. O'Connor
Faubxander
August Thiele
Aid
WM. Davis
W. L. Barker Aid
Shall
Howard
Whitside Denies Rowdyism Report At Fort Sam Houston
Col Whitside and Lt Rackenbroch led at Fort Sam Houston yesterday, denying rowdyism amid a brief set of orders. An inquiry board was formed to investigate three desertions from Company TY Sixth Infantry, while transportation was provided to Wet Springs Arkansas and to the Army and Navy hospital. The colonel defended his troops as not disorderly and explained events around a Corsicana incident, noting a family dispute but denying an arrest or removal from post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Infantry
Stevens
Wet Springs
Ark
William P. Phillips
Terence Weming
Army and Navy General Hospital
Wenth
Ha Sixth
Whitside
Jomney
Aysley
Rar
Tie
Cov
Hla
Sdelal Eluv
Muth
Mackay
Umsielsa
Megsrerry
Burns
Culbert
Churchill
Whitslile Ta
Elreila
Met Tutinan
Pattery H
Sixth Artillery
Monroc
Wis
Sixte Infantry
Bedn
Charles G, Neefer
Vandegvist
Paymnsters Department
Mort Bliss
N. J. O'Neal
Camp Mosby
Ulvilian Cartender
Frank Schwatle
Simon Pendicten
Thentenan A.M. Wethorst
Tenth Cavalry
Kelly
Cort Sam ‘Houston
Guba
Haring
Hunt
Jamey W W. Wade
United States Army
Sixth Infantry Reassignments Under Special Orders
Lieutenant Colonel C. W. Miner directs re-enlisted men and recruits of the Sixth Infantry to be reassigned to companies A through L under Special Orders No. 19 and No. 20. Details list individual privates and noncommissioned officers shifted to specific companies plus unassigned recruits allocated to multiple units. The document records continued regimental staffing changes and rank continuations from the original appointment dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Miner
Sixth Infantry
Lstna
Baying
Michael Stacie
John A. Larkin
Richard A. MccNamerw
Alvin JF. Wagner
John O'Leary
James Turner
William Neck
John Caniff
John
Dr. Blakes
Withan —Doorley
John Walsh
George Swybcroft
Cormpanies
Dennis Murphy
Rowmpainy
Willam Z. Lynch
George WW
Gledhill
Surgeant
Charles Melle
Joseph Flynn
Leroy Bollinger
John P. Simons
Marlin Tracy
John Kay
Fred Nats
Tacob Welshedel
Joseph RK. Marin
Quin T. Hall
Herman Augentein
Charles Stein
John Lindbeck
John J. Seymore
Adolf Siuttono
Frank Rooney
Powell W. Goleaman
Ross HE. Jones
Her Mah Brehiver
Raymond J. Tuat
Richard Barrett
John A. McGoulgle
Alva By Stinson
Roger Meloy
James McGarry
Henry J. Schreiber
Andrew J. Broyle
Frank Hubert
James W. Thomas
Wiliam O. Steiner
Wilson
Patrick Casey
Thomas J. Smith
Edwin L.ga
Victoraf
Petty
Wayne W. Barbee
Jesse W. Robinson
Christ G. Empress
George F. Gordon
Awittard
Ditman
Enlistment shifts and transfers in Sixth Infantry units
Private James A. Dutty is reassigned to company AL as transfers ripple through the Sixth Infantry. William K. Sampson moves to company Ly, Charles A Scribuce and Veter Dioraczyk shift to company IX, while Allner plans to fill vacancies from other Texas units as these regiments muster out. Commanders Miner and Poore relocate to new regimental HQ, with Crowell acting as regimental commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Dutty
Hayleg
lWwroby Quade
William K. Sampson
Charles . A. Scribuce
Veter Dioraczyk
Celebel Allner
Texas Volunteer
Miner
B.A. Poore
Tans Frank
Regimetal
Gillenting and Smith
Poore
William
C. Crowell
Tulovien Matinine Choir Event At South Alamo Street
In a Beethaven club gathering on South Alamo street members of the inner circle performed with varied costumes and choral pieces. Notable performers included the Notte singer and the eight member group The Shipings, with Bruno Dittmar and CG Rutan noted among the floor committee. supper followed at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Alamo Street
Inermerchor
Messra
Bruno Dittmar
Gander
Rutan
Election officers pressured by clerk's duty run demand
Delayed election duties as Newton County Clerk's office braced for officer payments. An influx of warrants followed Judge Green's mandate to compensate all who served as judge or clerk at the November election, keeping Negyton's deputies busy drafting warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Dilla
Bexar County
Sng
Green
Everbody
Negyton
Funeral for Father Spurs Texas Woman to North Town Train
On a sad mission Qirs Rarack Chapa traveled by the north town International train to attend the funeral of her father George Stowers a capitalist of that place. He died Thursday from injuries in a runaway at sixty five years old. Judge T S Waxey of the United States District Court at Austin yesterday granted petitions in bankruptcy cases to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rarack Chapa
Nollingham
George Stowers
T. S&s .Waxey
United States District Court
Austin
Thrift
Yoakum
EF. Qubmaan
Shiner
Williams Wendt
Secct Home
Lightfoot and Reynolds Wedding Trip Ends in Texas
Mrs Lightfoot formerly Miss Mattie Reynolds granddaughter of banker Cassett of Corpus Christi, and her husband a former Texas cavalry member, arrived in San Antonio for their wedding trip and stayed at the Maverick hotel after mustering out of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Wilpon
Nit
Lightfoot
Corps Cleists
San Antonio
Lave Aparmmiente
Maverick
Imre Lightfoot
Texas Cavalry
Mattie Reynolds
Cassett
Corpus Clrigt
Lasaro Die In Fatal Withers Rail Accident Inquest
Manuel Castillo testified at an inquest into the death of Lasaroa who was killed by a Southern Pacific freight train near Withers Friday afternoon. Engineer Howard Donaldson said he blew the whistle to stop, but the man did not move off the track. Castillo said he and Lasaro were walking the track when the engine whistled from about ten paces away and Lasaro looked around instead of jumping clear. The death cost Castillo a lost blanket and county authorities provided another, while Vogler seeks ward alderman votes in 12642 precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Castillo
Lasaro
Withers
J.A. Sweeney
Teadmony
Lasaroa
Southern Pacific
Howard Donaldson
Manuel Castile
Tweato
Sen Antonio
Devine
Witlis
Castillo
Lasata
Conrade
San Antonio Officials Deny Labor Force Increase Reports
A sworn statement from T H Micklejohn, San Antonio street commissioner, rejects Otto Gorlch’s claim that city labor on street work rose for election purposes. Mayor Callaghan’s policy of pay as you go is cited as the reason no larger force exists. A subsequent transcript notes vetoes and council minutes from 1885 to 1886, with Mayor Bryan Callaghan and City Clerk Theo Vine referenced in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ealtter
Aflda Yita Axe
Presentadt Witout
Tam Mickiejaba
Ciy of
San
Hicke Committee
Which &T
Calleghan
Sim Antonio
Texas
Board of Aldermen
Otty
San Antonio
Committee On
Uty
Gilegal
Nicgat
Bryan Callaghan
Theo. Vinke
Oity Glorkin
Alleeman Gallasher
Callaghan
Nina
City Cloris
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Citizens Mnoket
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Beethoven
Grand Opera House
Sundin and Montag Highte
Klimt-Hearn CO
Lost Paradise
Lights OF
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Sidney Grundy
The
New York
Sousa
John Philip Sousa
Mac Reese Davin
Soprano
Dorothy Hoyle
Buckleen
Kalteyer d& Son
Col. Whitside
Saya
Eagtern
Teadquarters
Tacally
Tulovien Matinine Choir
Rigsh Bot
Warrlunis
Bexar
Gounty
Kentuck
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Main Ave
Commerce Street
Old
Saratoga
W. N
Grocers
Welton & Cog
California
Ostrich Farm
Wagner
Chabot
Pratts Mickel
Tooilies
Rogers Knives
Dezen
Hogers Teaspaonz
Imperial
Fedruary
Nottingham
Nottingham Lace
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Lonsdale
Sea Island
Pepperell
Zac Sheet
Wolff & Marx
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H. J. Vogler
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