Theatres, Politics, Travel and Death Stir Texas News
The piece notes roller skating hurting theater receipts, a crowded field for U S Marshal, and gridlocked Texas rail politics. It mentions a four and a half day trip from Laredo to Mexico via rail and stage, a legislative fuss over gambling, wage cuts at Wabash, questions from Fort Worth Gazette and Austin Statesman, and the death of Representative Logan prompting aid for the Gosling family with a benefit set for March 4. Emma Abbott described as a brilliant figure at $100 admission.
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Laredo
Texas
City of Mexico
Mexican National Railway
Saltillo
San Isidro
Mexican Central Railroad
CaLia Guay
San Antonio
Waco Examiner
Austin
Marshal Gosling
Emma Abbott
Emma
Texas Papers Debunk Rumors and Rail Road Receiver News
The Dallas Herald denounces misstatements about Luling lawlessness and lauds the Alamo shrine as Texas memory. The Sig nal of Luling reports corrections to sensational claims, urging fair judgment and lawfulness. The Waco Day notes Texas Central railway’s receiver status and calls for liberal highway policy to curb political meddling.
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Luling
Alamo
Texas
The
Dallas Herald
Republic of Texas
Tex Houston
Texas Central Railroad
Waco
Houston and
Texas Central Railway
Empire State of the South
Still Waters Run Deep Charms San Antonio Turnout
At Turner Hall a full house welcomed Rose Eytinge and company for the season opener in San Antonio. Taylor's Still Waters Run Deep unfolds a modern domestic drama with an elder relative steering the household. Cyril Searle stars as John Mildmay with W R Wilkins as Old Potter and Kytinge as Mrs Sternhold. Horace Vinton completes the cast as Captain Hawksley. The company delivers a first class performance despite some curtained scenes and long act breaks. Eytinge to follow with Led Astray tonight.
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Turner Hall
Rose Eyetinge
San Antonio
Taylor
England
Cyril Searle
John Mildmay
Old Potter
Sternhold
Eytinge
Asiray
Unknown to Fame Life Like Border Scenes
In a small San Pedro saloon a stucco wall displays three colored paintings by Ed Myers depicting Western border life. The first shows a camp valley with a rocky pass, grazing horses, a picket rope, a peiste schooner, a camp tent, and two women cooking the evening meal. A hunter skinned stag lies nearby.
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San Pedro
Walla
Ed Myers
Indian Hunter Paintings Show Lifelike Animals and Kiowa Scene
A critic praises two pictures showing Native life with close screening and natural animal depictions. One Kiowa brave chases a bison with spear ready while another image shows the hunter beside the slain carcass, knife in hand, underscoring the artist's success in animal portrayal.
Weekly Mexican Mutual society meeting at Recorder's court
Regular weekly meeting of the Mexican Mutual society moves from twice monthly in winter to weekly in summer, with a healthy treasury and a relief fund for members. The late Major J. E. Dwyer and Captain Juan Cardenas are noted members and president respectively.
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Mexican Mutual Society
Recorder’s Court Room
J. E. Dwyer
Juan Cardenas
Texas Sour Mass Medicine Promises Cures Across Diseases
W G McGown, Texas lawyer, endorses Sour Mass in a letter praising its cure for dyspepsia, debility, malaria, venereal diseases, and liver and kidney ailments. He mailed payment for two bottles, calling it convenient and effective after years of invalidity.
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Thomas Strong
Bangor
Mishler
W. G. McGown
Texas
San Antonio
Tex
Europe
United States
W.G. McGown
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T. Louis
I. M
G., H. & 8. A. Railroad
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Rocha
Tolucca
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Shelbyville
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Washington
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J. F. Robinson
T. B. Johnson
A A. Drescher
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Boerne
James Davis
George
Perry
Frio County
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J. H Sitereke
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J. H. Jones
T. T. Teel
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D. H. Breeding
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J. W. Casey
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Cotulla
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Leesville
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Trevino
San Antonio, Texas
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J. J. Chew
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B. W. McCullough
Galveston
Fort Scott
Fort. Scott, Kansas
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Walter Scott
J. B. Belohradsky & Co
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J. H. Kampmann
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