Tyler Commercial College Leads Texas Business Schools in 1903 Enrollment
The Tyler Commercial College of Tyler Texas claims top status among American Business Colleges for large day enrollment and strong graduate placement. It reports ownership of two brick buildings furniture valued at over 13000 and 50 new typewriters supporting bookkeeping shorthand and telegraph training. January 1903 sees expected 390 new enrollments with steady monthly admissions and ample catalog requests from across Texas and other states.
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Tyler Commercial College
Myler
Texas
American Business College
Ocemples
Oliver
Ubderwoods
Smiths
Remingtons
Tyler Carty Fercial College
Tyler
Safe relatives in Italy quake appeal and local aid
A cablegram confirms Italian relatives of Mira and Frank Talerico, including Mr. Talerico's wife, are safe after the earthquake near Spezzano Grande Cosenza. The Italian relief meeting at the market house will seek funding with support from G Teganiesi, A Lage Lia, E Trolia, and W B Tuttle of San Antonio Traction Company, which pledges $190. Also noted are an ad for bromide quine and Fort Sam Houston bids for electric work in stables.
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Italy
Joe Talerico
Mira
Frank ‘Aleric
Talerico
Sam Antonio
Spezzana Grande
Cosenaen
Smezne
Toral Italiana
Ming
G. Teganiesi
A. Lagelia
E. Trolia
Christopher Columbus Society
W. B. Tuttle
San Antonio Traction Company
Traction Company
Mike
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
U.S
Mamas
L. J. Fleming
Quartermaster
Bargain $1000 Eight Room Cottage With Modern Touches
Empire Realty Co offers a new eight room cottage in Government Will district near a school and car line for 1000 dollars. Terms include 50 cash and monthly payments of 10 dollars with interest, presenting a path for a working man to own a home by paying rent toward purchase in a favorable neighborhood.
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Beli Jn
New Year Dances Draw Multitudes Across City Halls
The city welcomed 1908 with lavish New Year balls at Elks Casino Turner Harmony Beethoven and several clubs. Over 500 attended at Elks and hundreds more at other halls as festive decor and long programs led to a grand midnight lights on moment and toastmaster remarks. Debutantes appeared among large turnouts while orchestras played and supper courses followed a late-night dances and marches through the early hours.
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Elks
Turner
Harmony
Misafon Garden
Capiid Association
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Casino
Ed Goldstein
Charles Hummel
G A. Godlh
E. Guenther
John Radick
Genera Myer
Norma
Davenport
S. Brocker
Helen Guenther
Reging Beckman
Matte May Lowe
Zaleme Herff
B. Lohmueller
Max . Baetz
Verein
August Briam
William Ziegelman
P. P. Hoef
Beethoven Hall
Golden Leaf
S. S
Mathers
Tom Oughton
Khie Bonnets
White Rose
Mieslenwaglan
Adolph Kohr
Whistle Screech Drowns New Year Sleep in San Antonio
A lone man with a powerful whistle caused thousands to lose sleep as New Year’s Eve noise peaked at midnight. Fireworks and explosions filled the air while residents suffered through hours of high, sharp sounds and an escalating tempo before quiet returned.
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San Antonio
Ward
Dian
Readers urged to try Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic
An advertising column extols Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic with added iron and quinine, touting its tasteless formula and suitability for all ages. It mentions a humorous scene with a baby and nurse, then transitions to promotions for a January Woman's Home Companion feature with stories by Vorse Verne Warmer and others.
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Gil
John Grestrax
Constance
Albert White Vorse
Mury Heaton Verne
Dan Raolett
Anne Warmer
Marie Manning
Robert
Anna Ekatherine Green
Lorna Doone
Howard Chandler Christy
Christy
Heren
Marvin
Evelyn Par- Rone
John D. Adams
Misa Farmer
Anderson to Remain in Present Rail Line Post
Officials from the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio railroad in San Antonio deny rumors that Superintendent H F Anderson will be moved to another line. They assert he will stay in his current role for some time, noting his long tenure and strong local ties.
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Galveston
Harrisburg
Anderson
San Antonio
Tin Ehanso
Unique Pageant Marks City Parade
The 101 Raych circus led a city parade this morning spanning almost a mile. Police headed the procession featuring three brass panels wild animals trcus wagons cowboys on horses and others including Mexican cowboys Cossacks and an old stage coach.
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101
Raych Circus
Plano
Well Known San Antonians Parable Flows in Stables
A humorous San Antonio vignette recalls a stroll through the Carter-Mullaly Transfer Co. stables. Two men discuss horses and a running joke about a horse carrying tales while offering a river of playful quips about paint and leaks in an office.
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Mir. Hildebrand
Wammoth
Carter-Mullaly Transfer Co
Horsee
Knights Watch Old Year Out At North Press Street
Members of the Knights of Columbus and families with assistance from Indies held a watch party on North Press Street. The evening featured a varied program including vocal solos by Miss Nellig Lytle and Mrs Mayer, violin duet by Etsig Hanlon and Mrs. Tditt, and recitations by B. Meyer and Miss J. H. Paton.
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Nama Sree
E. W. Grove
Sara F. Herdman
South Presa Street
Dr. Keeling
Atame Plaza
Empire Realty CO
Mackay
Harmony Club
Nelson & Draughon Business College
Wiol
Alumoning
Wart Worth
Portal Particulara
J.B. Fenkinn
Manan
Saske
Joske Bros.co
Joske’s
Ory Anderson
Pickett
Pickett Iz
Mexico
Miller
Tonient
Cabot
West End Lumber Company
Sage T
Allee
Geo. Dulinig Co
GEO. Dulling CO
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