Banks and courts closed as many celebrate movement day
Across several cities February 23 marked a day of closure and festivities. Reports describe banks and exchanges shut, military gatherings held, and public celebrations in Illinois New York and Canada amid ongoing law and order campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
CuaTnam
Canada
Francis Baum
Dallas
Texas
Kort
Khartoum
Gordon
San Francisco
Cal
Guaymas
Sonora
Mexico
Lamisa
Tamiapila
Topte
Misa
Washington
John L. Traney
Four Mile Run
Express
Augur
Department of Missouri
Springfield
Senate
United States
Haines
William R. Morrison
House
Citizens’ Law and Order League of the United States
Long
Massachusetts
C.C. Bonney
Chicago
A. M. Burton
Philadelphia
Wallace
Morris
L. D. Vail
Johnson
Waltham
Mass
T. I. Carr
Newport
R. I
Alonzo Alden
Troy
Andrew Paxton
Lyman Abbott
I. P. Warren
Portland
London
The
Daily News
Wolsely
Lord Wolseley
Omdurman
Marcal
Cunningham and
Burton
Bow Street
Cunningham
Gallagher
Constable East
White Tower
Deronald
Frank James
Shackelford
Shackleford
James
Alabama
Missouri
Stopp
Kansas
Ince
Ottoville
Governor Marmaduke Quiet on James Requisition Question
The article notes no requisition for James has been received by the Governor of Minnesota and Marmaduke has not committed himself on what action he would take if one arrived, keeping the question open and unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Max Neuendorff
Domingo Martinez
Jesusa Ramon
el Paso Street
el Paso
James
Minnesota
Marmaduke
Soan
Shakespeare Blood
Dramatic Art
Roundsteak
Parthenia
Phelim Phadrick
Phoebe Phuggs
Guna Gorse
Cotarnye
Notable Visitors and Residents At Local Hotels
A string of out-of-town personalities pass through San Antonio lodging houses. J M Piper returns while J W A George from Boerne and John J Rhodes of Frie County arrive in the city. Others include H A Wilson of Hempstead at the Vance and Colonel R B Underhill of Austin. St. Leonard hosts T R Kerr of Uvalde and N G Lane of Mobeetie with Captain Eugene Digges at Castroville. a varied list of travelers from Palestine to New Orleans checks in, with many prospecting for locations or visiting France-bound relatives.
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J.M. Piper
J. W. A. George
Boerne
John J. Rhodes
Frie County
H. A. Wilson
Hempstead
Texas
Vance
R. B. Underhill
Austin
T. R. Kerr
Uvalde
St. Leonard
N. G. Lane
Mobeetie
Eugene Digges
Castroville
Menger
James ‘Upp
Michigan
R. B. Neighbors
Termes
M. A. Hansen
Palestine
Graves
G. W. Hille
Cotulla
William Forrest
Joe Myers
Houston
H. von Bolles
Eagle Pass
B. Milmo
Jeanette
Busher
Decatur
Schuman
San Marcos
J. J. Chew
International and Great Northern Railway
New Orleans
Joe
Wittie Brown
Belle Martin
Miss Martin
Capitol Corner
W. R. Gibbs
Huntsville
Isaac Brown
Jackson
Ohio
Charles D. Porter
Jon Wa
W. B.S
Taylor
New York
Yager
San Francisco
J. J
Texas Red Granite Examined for Burnet Street Paving
Captain G W Polk former Southern Pacific chief engineer discusses red granite quarries near Burnet Texas. He details quarry size and height, cost to lay, transport routes, and testing results showing high compressive strength and low water absorption. He favors granite for durability over wood paving and notes practical dressings and noise improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Licar
G. W. Polk
Southern Pacific Railway
Burnet
Texas
Belknap
Captain Polk
Backbone Valley
Walter Scott
Liam
Aransas Pas
EK. W. Flagler
Ordnance
United States Army
Rock Island
Illinois
San Antonio
Austin
Northwestern
International
Great
New Orleans
Setatang
Polk on Piper and Aransas Pass road talk
Licur man questions Captain Polk about the Aransas Pass road and potential bond issues. Polk declines a firm view on Piper’s bond, notes Ross and Harris may be in the field if Piper cannot bond, and dismisses convict labor as a proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Polk
Aransas Pass Road
Piper
Bond
Lott
Ross
Harris
Fashion Theatre Presents Fresh Ties and Notable Acts
The Fashion theatre showcases a fresh batch of novelty acts headlined by the Forrests with an original sketch. Nola Forrest performs with a BA, Burke and Davene deliver strong comedy, William P. Clifford performs a blindfold jig, and Miss Annie Clifton sings. The program ends with Our Boarders featuring Grayson, Burke, Clifford, Nealey, and Billy Forrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrests
Nola Forrest
Sassacen
Burke and Davene
Duavene
Burke
William P. Clifford
Neafe
Annie Clifton
Mark Grayson
William Clifford
Ed Nealey
Billy Forrest
Ion Theatre
Fort Scott Foundry Promotes Well Drills and Iron Works
An ad notes Fort Scott foundry markets its well drilling machinery praised as the best and cheapest, with hundreds in use in Texas. The shop offers engines boilers stove lids and various iron products, claiming prompt estimates and competition with local shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liour
Fort Scott Foundry
Texas
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Emanuel Abrahams
the. Cash. Grocer
Commerce Street
Cash Grocery
J. M. Emerson
Emerson
Court House
Port
Marquart
Soledad Stop
DOB & Engeleb
Berlin
Saxony
Germantown
Shetland
Beretzberg & Co
Commerce St
San Antonio, Tex
He In
San Antonio, Texas
Telegraphic News
General Gordon
Egypt
Liberty—Law and Order League
Gulf
Fashion Theatre
Simms & Samuels
Mackill
Model Theatre of the South
OUR
Kicker
Highkickersville
Nealey
Joan
Burke & Daven
Magerald
Liam P
Clifford
Dancng
PAKS
Miss Nola
America
Roland
Oliver
Clifford & Nealey I
Aninie Clifton
Musical Gems
Fashion Orchestra
Annie Howard
Magerald Davene
John J. Burke
Mark Breed
Mito Srous Apel Ince
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