Subway Work Begins In 90 Days As City, Rail Agree
In a council chamber conference, officials from the Galveston Harrisburg San Antonio Railroad and the San Antonio Traction Company reached a common ground on Nolan Street subway construction. The plan calls for starting within 50 days, shortening Nolan street subway approach to 70 feet, and sharing paving and lighting costs. Subways on Lamar Street will follow once the Nolan project progresses, with concrete walls and vitrified brick pavement, 32 feet wide with two 12 foot driveways and a 4 foot walk. The railroad seeks to omit start time from the ordinance, keeping completion time while ensuring material on hand before ground is broken.
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Notinell Committee
Railroad and Traction
Council Chamber
Fty Hall
Jon Ryan
Ety
W. G. van Vleck
Galveston, Harrisburg
San Antonio
van Wierk
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Lamar
San Antonio Traction Company
Fr. McCarthy
C. Wogden
Strait Car Company
MacCarthy
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W. A. Wurzbach
Sunset Wood Company
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Jaher
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Beight
von Vleck
Sunget
Hares Messers
Anslerson
Wire J. M. McCarthy
Traction Company
C. W. Ogden
Attor
Ney
Clarence J. Thomas
G. Newton
S.A
Gallaglin
Garey, Smith, Manermann
Lockwood
Reasen
Night on Hackberry Turns to Stone Throwing Crime
Witness John H. King testified before Judge Bueller about a Thursday night clash on Hackberry Street where rocks flew and both sides claimed fault. Sarah Jefferson accused King of throwing, while King admitted he threw stones after his house windows were damaged. The Jeffersons did not appear in court and the case was continued.
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Hackberry Street
John H. King
Bueller
Sarah Jefferson
Aia
Saraki Jefferson
King
Mer
Jefferson Oman
Garan
Music for cattlemen convention promises lavish entertainment
The Texas Cattle Raisers Association plans a music rich convention next month with bands on Alamo Plaza and full orchestra support at the smoker and reception. A reception committee is forming with cattlemen and businessmen to ensure a grand event, while fundraising stays active to cover the costs. The effort aims to be the most elaborate such gathering in the city.
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Texas Cattle Raleyers’ Association
Mont
Secong
Plana
Alamo Plaza
Wingte
Y. Brown
Muate
Aew
Moore Assault Trial Highlights Tense Neighborhood Conflict
John Moore faced a corpus court for disturbing the peace after threatening two men, Andrew James and Richard Bennett, with a shotgun at Sheridan and South Flores streets. He testified James was not impudent. the men denied intent. Moore was fined $15, appealed, and police testimony followed.
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Andrew James
Ruchard Bennett
Sheridan Street
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Downes
Moore
Buckley
Corporation Court
James
Sheridan
South Flores Atrests
Ani Va
Aito Ue
Jnanes
Hance
Fred Owens
Washington Clark Dies in City After Long Residency
Washington Clik a colored resident died at 2 a m at his home on Concepcion Avenue after living in the city for fifty years. He was a familiar figure around City Hall where he kept a moving van stand. The funeral will be Sunday afternoon from his late chamber with interment at the Colored Gold Fellows Cemetery.
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Washington
Concepcion Avenue
Chamel
Home remedy claims to ease rheumatism and kidney trouble
An old advertising piece touts a home prescription said to relieve rheumatism by cleansing the blood and aiding kidney function. It details ingredients Dandelion, Kargon, and Sarsaparilla, instructing readers to purchase components separately for home preparation and warns against ready-made cures.
Births Reported In Local Notices This Morning
To Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marvey a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs. Ans Mike Rusgo 479 Helena Street a son. To Mr. and Mrs A Glihent 127 Bhitror Street a son. To Mr. and Mrs Henry J Mathews 210 Weimar Street a son. To Mr and Mrs Bol Meadows Rant Min Street a boy. A baby girl arrived at the Home of Sid Murray this morning weighing and in good condition with quarters.
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Myr
Walter Marvey
Ros Augtin Atront
Ad Ans
Mike Rusgo
Helena Street
Mrx
A. Glihent
Bhitror Street
Henry J. Mathews
Weimar
Sid Murray
Sle
Per
Fire destroys stables in Victoria Texas
Fire swept the Belings stables owned by Byurton at Jappany in Victoria on Wednesday night, gutting the building and causing about 5900 in damage. Firemen say the losses include $600 in livestock. No injuries reported.
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Victoria
Tex
Belings
Byurton
Jappany
Tutatly
Hurtin
Denn
Wall Street Foils Voters in Skirts
A New York suffrage demonstration near the Uroul exchange yesterday ended in a riot as a group of women including Mrs Botomarn Wahs and Miss Bleyney Murphy tried to speak in favor of woman’s rights. A crowd of messenger boys shouted, threw ticker tape and other items from windows, and the marchers fled amid a chaotic scene with their carriage damaged.
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New York
Botomarn Wahs
Bleyney Murphy
Cratars
Receiver for S2G N Files Bond Receiver Named
Thoma Freeman was appointed receiver of the International and Great Northern Railway in Dallas. He will assume charge of properties placed under the U S district court at Fort Worth and plans to spend time in Nallay while directing operations to make the road pay dividends. He met with General Manager L S Shoran of the Texas and Pacific.
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Thoma Freeman
International v& Great Northern Dada Company
Dallas
Freeman
Palestine
International &Great
Annie
Nallay
Fronman
Shoran
Texas & Pacific
Hoagland Still Leads In Six Day Race
Ransay City Ma Feb 24 walkers in the six day race near midnight show Hoagland leading with 108 laps Shuler 193 Messiar 194 Player 387 Hartley 178 and Lloyd 119 in a tight field as spectators watch the standings unfold.
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Hoagling
Shuler
Messiar
Player
Hartley
Ake Aem
Lloyd
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