First Expedition of Miranda Paper Delights Scientific Society
Dr W F McCaleb reads a paper on the 1805 Miranda expedition to free South America from Spanish rule at a well attended scientific society meeting. Major John Cotter presided. next meeting set for January 19.
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Scientific Society
W. F. McCaleb
Francisco de Miranda
South America
John Cotter
United States Army
Troop Movements and Local Events Reported
Troop K of the Third Cavalry will move from Fort Sam Houston to Fort Clark Texas by overland hike of more than 100 miles for permanent station. Troop I has been stationed at Fort McIntosh Laredo after temporary border service. Church Club of San Antonio meets January 16 at 315 Pecan Street with supper at 7 30 and officer elections. Dixie Social Club hosts a grand prize mask ball January 13 at Modern Woodmen Hall 117 N Flores. Poll tax payment urged by Dr E Tinsham at Moore Building rooms 422 423. Demosthenes Debating Society at Main Avenue High School debated disposal of the Philippines with Guerra Everett Coleman Gregg William McFadden Wayne High and Ralph Waterhouse delivering a tax related oration.
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Fort Sam Houston
Fort Clark
Texas
Fort McIntosh
Laredo
Church Club
Church Club of
San Antonio
Pecan Street
Ladies’ Aid
Philippines
United States
Demosthenes Debating Society
Main Avenue High School
Guerra Everett
Coleman Gregg
William McFadden
Wayne High
Ralph Waterhouse
Henry Rochelle
Lincoln
San Antonio banks elect directors at annual meetings
Stockholders of San Antonio national banks held annual meetings and elected directors for 1912. Frost National bank named T. C. Frost as president and J. T. Woodhull as vice president. National Bank named Frederick Terrell as president and W. R. King as vice president. National Bank of Commerce elected R. L. Ball as president. American Bank and Trust listed N S Graham as president and cashier. San Antonio National Bank directors include George W. Brackenridge and H. Herff. Lockwood National elected directors with officers to be chosen next meeting. Alamo National filled vacancy for Gustav Schmeltzer with J. B. Martindale and other directors elected.
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National Banks of
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Frost National Bank
Josephine H. Frost
T. C. Frost
J. H. Frost
John Frost
J. T. Woodhull
a.Woodhull
Ned Mcllhenny
Ned Mcillhenny
National Bank
Frederick Terrell
W. R. King
M. H. Townsend
A. H. Piper
H. M. Hart
H. Hart
National Bank of Commerce
J. M. Bennett Sr
Charles Schreiner
Kerrville
River Improvement Association delays action awaiting city council decision
The San Antonio River Improvement Association, formed last September to improve the river’s insanitary state, will not take further steps until the city council passes on the issue. Directors met at the Chamber of Commerce and said the mayor and council are likely to pursue a full plan. Existing pump equipment will be removed as contracts with Gas & Electric, Water Works, and Alamo Iron Works expired, though electrical connections will remain accessible.
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San Antonio River Improvement Association
Chamber of Commerce
M. B. Hutchins
Pole Line Removal Likely After Wiring Update
A brief note indicates pole lines and wiring will probably be removed as the infrastructure update proceeds.
Break School Rifle Record In City Match
In a January 9 match at Iowa City high school the Iowa City team scored 956 of 1000 to break the United States interscholastic rifle record during a contest with Morris high school of New York City.
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Associatih
Prisss
Iowa City
Morris High School
New York City
United States
Iowa
Burke Beats Soldier Delaney in Brooklyn Bout
Burke heavyweight fighter Sailor Burke defeats Soldier Delaney in a fast three round bout at the Empire Sporting Club in Brooklyn. Burke outweighed his opponent by nearly ten pounds, and the match went the distance as scheduled.
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Burke
Soldier Delaney
Associated Press
New York
Sailor” Burke
Delaney
Th Empire Sporting Club
Brooklyn
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