Birthday Celebration at City Hall Janitor's Residence
Louis Casaway, city hall janitor, celebrated his thirty sixth birthday last night at his home on Nos bit street surrounded by friends. The evening included a stag party and music from local venues.
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Louis Casaway
Te City Hall
Mackay Block
Bargulus
Sullivan Biloe Co
Gall
Mimersnn Co
Suulllvan Suoe Co
Cox
Navarro
Joy CG Merman
Dlouston Street
Tol
Anitjaca
Sunnivax Sick Co
Thos. Watzluycelki
Dulling’s Grocery
Tames Stevens
Avenine
Seventh Street
Jockey Club Saloon
Parnell
Newton Sall
Elgin
Waltham Movement
Emerson &Co
G. F. Gross
Willow
Grosa
Emer-sond& Co
J. F.o'brien
Hig
Grayson Straat
Fisk, Clark & Flagg
Madras
Joshe Bros
Frank Dawson
Druse
Hayeoud club ball with costumes at Arbelter Verein hall
A social event last night at Arbelter Verein hall featured many pretty costumes and comic masks. The report highlights the festive mood and notable attendees while noting a local business presence on West Houston Street.
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Clower Inatalment Co
West
Houston
Atrecht
Hayeoud Club
Arbelter Verein Hall
Clower
Weat Hgaston Street
Excursions to Rockport Aransas Pass draw 2000 travelers
Mr Francis J Heney visiting to boost development around Rockport and Aransas Pass with $80,000. excursions announced by northern railroads from February 11 for 30 days, two thousand people expected. Avawens Pass RR to manage trains to coast. turtle barbecue at Aransas Pass February 17 and 18. Engineer Jenkins to reconnoiter routes for rail expansion from Aransas Pass to Lamar via Goliad and Victoria. Henry and Cameron depart for coast today.
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Francis J. Heney
Rockport
Aransas Pass
Messrs
Brewster Cameron
G. 8. Sawyer
Arausas Harbor
Licua
Los Angeles
Cal
Teame
Texas
Ady
Honey
Katy
Burlington
Tock Island
Avawens Pass
Aruisas Pass
Jenkins
Arausas Pass
Aly. Jenkins
Goliad
Ihenes
Smithyttte
Victoria
Lamar
Midwinter Charity Event Details and Plans
Donming Charity Event chaired by G Q A Rose names Mr Prank Edwards assisting manager and a 20 percent discount on charities selling $4.06 tickets. Admission tickets sold at city banks. Hollind Tea booth styled as a Chinese pagoda. Celestial beverage served free. An electrified exhibit with modern fixtures, sign, switchboard, and long distance instruments planned. Major Dutton A A leads auditorium readings on industrial induction and projectile tests. The St Louis Star-Saying rebrands as St Louis Star and new editor is outspoken. The Hotel Reporter introduces a bright editor promoting hotel interests.
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Donming
G. Q. A. Rose
Prank Edwards
Avanission
Stowers? Parniture Company
Sehgeirl Dd Co
Major Dutton
W. 8. Messmer
Sterr
Fives
Industrial hopes rise as shoe factory charter is approved
The Business Men's club motioned to approve the charter for a shoe factory project with land owners backing the site. Judge Keller, President Brown and Secretary Irvine reported the incorporation unanimous and execution sent to the secretary of state for record.
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Ligue
Business Men's Club
A.joske
Keller
Brown
Irvine
J.T. Burnstb
Kyino
Chamberlain
McGonniss
McGionnis
Wien
McGennore
Sob
Moley
McGen- Ineas
Messrs
Frawley and Boggs
Guorga Q. Seieblitz
Chandler
John Adger
Kelloe
McGonnese
Mctonnegs
G. N
Hia
Toro
Coiva
Tila Machinery
Effecta
San Antonio
Reneer
Peter Conlin Named New Chief of Police in New York
The text details Peter Conlin becoming chief inspector and then acting chief of police after Byrnes retirement. It notes his long service since 1869, promotions to sergeant and captain, and a strict five hour examination with a 3.03 percent score. It mentions Roosevelt praising him and outlines his Civil War service in the 8th and 69th regiments, plus his relation to the late author Florence known as Tilly Florence.
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Peter Conlin
New York
Kellee
Patrohaan
Wassude
Williams
Conlin
Steers
Conlix
Bth
Williamsburg
Fair Oaks
Gimnes' Mill
White Oak Swamp
Maulverry Will
Leutenant
Famour Autor
Florence
Kninen
Hig
Tilly
President Lachenal of the Swiss Republic Named ADIs Man
Adrian Lachenal, named president of the Swiss republic, was born in Geneva in 18s and educated at a gymnasium and university with high honors. A skilled orator, he entered law and rose through public service, becoming a government member in 2892 to succeed Nesta Yvox as secretary of the exterior department.
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New Ghiot
Adis
Alaadrian Lachenal
Geneva
Ify Wis
Gymnasiant
Federal Assembly
Nesta Yvox
Chicago Grain Letter reports bullish activity in provisions
The Chicago Grain Letter notes increased interest in speculative commodities, with outsiders and country orders rising. Wheat supplies and exports from the Pacific, Australia, and Africa influence sentiment, while domestic weather remains unsettled yet optimistic as harvest nears. Corn and hog markets show renewed activity, with strong buying by shorts and robust foreign demand.
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Chicago
Curgace
Alnus Brokerage Co
Vernor Ytuerland
Strouts
San Antonio
Texas
India
Tha V Pacific
Australia
Africa
Shorts
Rowan Figurda
Acoma Fargo
Aloyon
San Antonio Delegation Heads to Dengue Meeting and Franchise Talks
Report notes L H Coley to attend the Texas Teague meeting in Austin for San Antonio to secure franchise transfer. Sizable bids from Galveston and northern men flood applications as the Austin session nears. outcome uncertain. Local builders and Palmistry event details appear in nearby items with mixed notes on meetings and prospects.
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da FH
Coley
Sanduiaulo
Nha
Sasa Antonio Baseball Association
Attornion Sud
L. H. Coley
Texas Teague
Graphies
San Antonio
Austin
Bright
Arly
Brophy
Msnhge
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Sullivan Snce Co
Robert Taw
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Southern Tea Co
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United States
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Southern Sea Company
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Missouri Pacifia Railway
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