RAYS OF LIGHT AND EVENTS IN THE CITY
A compilation of short notes: marriages and licenses for Albert Burke and Kate Hoffman. a 13 pound daughter born to County Judge Wurzach. Captain Badger sails to New Orleans. skating carnival on February 13 by the Good Templars. a lecture by Mr. Prelat at Losoya street library. a burglary attempt at Maverick hotel. an auction sale at 404 KE Houston street. and various society and business updates including a meeting of the Cemetery Association and a proposed beef refrigerating company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehead
Wurzach
Badger
San Antonio Rifles
New Orleans
Cemetery Association
Good Templars
Carl Seburz
Justice Adam
Elisha Faldwell
Mr. Freeman
South Flores Street
Felipe Robles
Dunbar
Avenue C
Prelat
Losoyo Street
Louis Walter
South Laredo Street
Dallas
Rice & Dallas
Louisiana
Alamo City
Holton
Gray
Texas Bill
Temple Beth el
Iwo
Houston Street
Coton & Bolton
Bolton
Newton
San Francisco
el Paso
Sheets
Alamo Gun Club
Scholz Hall
Peterson
A. Thiele
F. Flood
J. H. Micklejohn
Gus. Critzer
Frank Olsmith
Licnr
J. W. Weber
R. R. Martinez
R. G. Nixon
Southern Texas Live Stock Association
Flemen
Maverick Hotel
Commerce Street
Public School Board visits Second ward and High school
The Public School Board led by Mayor Callaghan and officials toured Second ward and High school rooms. Students in Miss Westcott and Miss Edwina Robb classes were graded for language geography and attendance with strong rolls and several honor names. The tour featured German and English choruses, bugle song recitations, map displays, and a final recital by multiple classes with arithmetic and science exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public School Board of Education
Callaghan
Major Cresson
George Dulling
Sam Maverick
Second Ward
Caro Lee Labatt
Allie Prescott
Ollie Prescott
Josie Pifferling
Lena Russell
Barbara Weber
Lillie Weir
Alfred ‘Evans
Charles Riper
Annie Gauss
Emma ‘Thomas
Arie Thomson
Edwina Robb
Emma Heusinger
Koessly
Wilbanks
Clara Carrico
Clara Graves
Mattie
Nora Meek
Minnie Lerich
Richard Erler
Henry Black
Laura Crider
Professor Schmitt
Birdie Cochran
Annie Beck
Amelia Barry
Aurelie Barry
Seg Dessamues
Chic Sccuchart
Ida Hayden
Charles Cresson
Carrie Miller
Albert Lockwood
Esther Koenigsberg
George Barry
Josephine Ashford
Guido Briggs
J. W. Eagan
Christian Dulling
May Jones
George Miller
Edith Donahue
Henry Sartor
Charles Jones
Willie Alexander
Henry Huntress
Willie Bradley
Bella Marmion
Halperl
Miss Polk
The Mill Has Shut Down In Town Crisis
Helene Hunt Jackson notes in the Independent that the town faces famine as the mill closes after losses. Workers fear layoffs, families struggle for bread, and children suffer from reduced pay and reduced hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heleon Hunt Jackson
Independent
Wealth in Banana Culture in Honduras
Honduras rises in Central American prominence with a 50 percent growth in wealth over a decade as lands around towns are acquired by U S and German buyers to establish banana plantations. Central American soil suits banana crops and New York demand yields about a 20 percent profit, while government land sales bring in roughly $1.5 million annually on about one million acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honduras
Central America
Zene
United
New York
N. Y
Local Notes on Sales and Goods at 19th Century Shops
Local notices list promotions for Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines, Pancoast & Sons clothing and overcoats, sheets fabrics, and cheap cosmetics. Advertises Morleys Two-Bit Cough Syrup, Oricont o teeth care, piano bargains, and a paint shop reopening at 304 East Commerce. Also notes brokers, drug store holiday goods, coal from Italian Coal Company, and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with guaranteed satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler & Wilson
Commerce Street
Soledad
Pancoast & Sons
B. Johnson
Morlkey
F. Kalteyer & Son
S. Chenille
Wheeler and Wilson
General Sherman
Jeff Davis
Marsden
Rice Bros
Drugg
Wheeler & Wilson Sewin
Morley
East
Wright’s
Palmer’s
Lundborg
Colgate’s
Lubin's
Alderman Bol ton Fights City Attorney Probe
Mayor forms committee to investigate charges by Alderman Bol ton against City Attorney Newton. The panel includes Belknap, Lockwood and Scheiner, appointed at Newton’s request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton
Newton
Belknap
Lockwood
Scheiner
Six Day Bicycle Race Promises Local Rivalry
The champions from the United States Mademoiselle Louise Ry race, Messrs Morgan and Eck, prepare for a six days event in Galvetten. They will travel to Antonio and plan a visit to San One on Momalye while competing for a multi day title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appitea
Mademoiselle J
Ouisery
Messrg/ Morgan
Eck
Galvetten
Mage
Antonio
San
Momalye
Oysters Limited by One Young Lady at Lodge Supper
A young attendee at the Good Templars' oyster supper told a Lacur reporter she ate only 3.40 dollars worth of oysters, saying she was not hungry but participated for the lodge. After paying, she refused her beau's escort home following the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Templars’ Lodge
Lacur
Runaway Horse Disrupts City Streets Near Cathedral
A horse and cart owned by Henry Walters bolted from an insecure hitch this morning. It dashed through the plaza by the cathedral, Military plaza, and Dolorosa street before stopping near 101, while the cart remained unharmed. Walters was fined $2 by the Recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Walters
Cathedral
Military Plaza
Dolorosa Street
101
Court Docket Names Multiple Disorderly Conduct and Traffic Citations
The list shows several defendants with charges including insulting language dismissed or continued, beating and striking, disorderly conduct, drunk and disorderly, and a case for keeping a vicious dog. Others mention careless driving and related preliminary actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles DeVeire
Juan Evarro
Anthony Harris
Max Krakauer
Manuel Garza
Aloma Falcona
Exana Harris
Joe. Welser
E. B.mith
Rank
W.F. St. Clair
William Sanders
Vaores
Stovewares clash over Farmer Girt trademark in San Antonio
Yonker's Gazette reports Leibrandt McDowell Stove Company faces misbranding by imitators selling a stove under the Farmer Girt name. Legal action by Schultze Son, agents for West Texas, aims to protect the trademark and stop public deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leibrandt & McDowell Stove Company
H. Schultze & Son
San Antonio
Farmer Girt
Schurtze & Son
West Texas
Weat Commerce Street
Plant sale offers peach trees and decorative plants
Just Arrived a 2000 early variety peach trees 1000 fine grape vines camellias hyacinths pinks and a full range of pot plants all in bloom. To be sold cheap at W Bram No 56 Houston Street. Feb 5 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bram
Houston Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Light
Paul Wagner's Bazaar
Texas
Seward
Feeney Sweeta
Seling
Feeney Sheets
Byousehold
San Pedro Avenue
TDS
Quincy Street
M. Lindner
Int. B and L. Assoc'n
Henry Ryder-Taylor
North Street
Hallerr Bok Co
Portland
Maine
Myer Steet
Bridge
Feeney
Gerner
Doillar
Santa Clara Street
New Jones
Eronimo Perales
S. Laredo Street
F. Sheete
SND
Sole
Ad Street
Court House
Turner Opera House
John T. Raymond
D. D. Lloyd
Congress
Bob Bolten
Paradise
Epiies
Abed, Medy Company
Kische's
Onsite
Turner Hall
Lbert Beckmann
A. Sartor
Kuru
Avousi Briam
R. Becker
Casino Hall
Ladies, Inc
Armants
Wm. Hoefling, Jr
Webber N. G. Nixon
Martinez
Jacob Dulling
A. G. Vogt
Pauline Vogt
the Public Schools
F. Pasche
Pasche
S. Floyd & Co
Soledad Street
Galveston
Houston
Fort Worth
A. Bruni
Frank D. Zottarelli
Avenue E
Bucklen
Recorder’ S Court
the Modern Shakespeare
Andromeda
Henrico
Yonker’s Gazette
N. Flores and
Kingsbury Sts
F. B. Rosenberger
L. Garza
Savings Bank
WM. Herpel
Corner Avenue D
Ninth Street
A. J. Nocker & CO
Navarro Street
Ludwig & Speiser
Butchers
Alamo Plaza
Calcasieu Lumber Yard
East Commerce Street and Sunset Railroad
Bae
SAN Antonio Lumber CO
San Antonio, Texas
DOE & Engelebe
James Martin
Rhodius & Tempsky’s
Eagle Pass Coal
Sunset Freight Depot
Office of
Pier & Ryan
Houston &J
Tel
F. H. Hartz
Yauwell
Commerce St
S. Mayer & Son
Dulling Block
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