Liberty Bell Carried Toward New Orleans by Parade
Philadelphia and New Orleans bound Liberty Bell moved from Independence Hall in a 500-strong procession. The trip includes a decorated car, brass railing, and a start at 10 o'clock aiming for Pittsburg Cincinnati Louisville and finally New Orleans while officials guard the historic relic.
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Washington
William Penn Nixon
Chicago
Post Office Committee
Beverly Tucker
Virginia
Albany
Cleveland
Garland
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
West Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Orleans
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Louisville
Philadelphia Women’s Silk Culture Association of the
United States
Kelly
Women's Silk Culture Association of the
House
Congress
Treasury
Senate
Judiciary Committee
The Silver King Drama At Turner Hall Review
A large audience braved bad weather to see Harry Miner’s company perform The Silver King at Turner Hall. Colonel F C Bangs shines as Wilfred Denver, with Miss Charlotte Behrens charming as Nellie Denver, and strong turns from Daniel Akes and James Vincent. several cast members receive praise while Coombes and others draw mixed notes. A new performance is set for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Jones & Herman
Turner Hall
Harry Miner
F. C. Bangs
Wilfred Denver
Wilson Barrett
Dickie
Charlotte Behrens
Nellie Denver
Daniel Akes
Samuel Verney
Sagen Colton
Elijah Coombe
Jas. Vincent
Coombes
Vincent
Frank Dayton
Harry Corbett
Notable Visitors and Local Arrivals at City Hotels
A parade of visitors and residents checks in at city hotels and spots include A C Slick of Durango at the Maverick. Major Bethel Coopwood of Austin. J A Turner and T J Baldwin of Denver at the Vance house. Nat Sulzbacker of Eagle Pass visiting. Also at the St Leonard are E L Rousseau of Austin and T J Buckley of La Salle county. others linger or travel from Corpus Christi to San Antonio and beyond. Sim Toby of Landa Bros heads toward Mexico with grain interests. J Belohradsky returns from Chicago. Charles Emmett, a Corpus Christi merchant, quarters at the Southern amid stock men. Kearney of Galveston dies en route to Chihuahua. Relative notes on the exposition and exhibits conclude the item.
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A. C. Slick
Durango
Maverick
Mr. Palm
Anton Adam
E. L. Rousseau
Austin
St. Leonard
T. J. Buckley
LaSalle County
G. B. Johnston
Converse
John E. McMullen
Floresville
Robert Walker
Cheyenne
Vance House
J. Roselle
Charles Emmett
Corpus Christi
Kearney
Galveston
Chihuahua
San Antonio
J. B. Belohradsky
City Brewery
Chicago
Lakes
Sim ‘Toby
Messrs. Landa Bros
Mexico
Toby
New Orleans
Miriam Rebeckah Lodge to Install Officers Tonight
Miriam Rebeckah Lodge No. and Odd Fellows will publicly install officers this evening then members attend the Silver King performance at Turner Hall. All in Bexar U D C No. 5 and Bexar encampment No. 11 are invited to join this fraternal evening.
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Miriam Rebeckah Lodge No. & of
Odd Fellows
Turner Hall
Bexar U. D.C. No
Bexar
The Gulf Road and City Reform in San Antonio
A reader urges private citizens to fund a public road to the gulf and to hire laborers to clear streets and provide firewood for the poor. The writer praises Mayor hopeful Bryan Callahan, praises streetcar crews, criticizes stagnation, and calls for practical city maps and extended street work.
City administration funds for city survey and maps
About ten months ago the city appropriated 12 500 for a survey to erect monuments at street crossings and to map encroachments. The writer praises the investment as wise and warns against further delays, noting many fences and houses now block street lines and predicting costly legal disputes if not resolved.
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San Pedro Creek
San Antonio Light
Suffering on the Range in Idaho and Montana
Reports of cattle losses in Idaho and Montana are exaggerated. Cattle battle blizzards by seeking wind breaks and food, with Texas newcomers suffering more than seasoned range cows. Chinook winds then rapidly revive grazing, scatter herds, and clear tracks, though some cattle are killed or injured during the storms.
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Grenpire
Mon
Idaho
Montana
Texas
San Antonio Letter Questions Duty and Responsibility
Editor defends actions amid blame for an escape and calls out officials and citizen observers. The piece questions police duty and public accountability, noting a water shut off order for Alamo and Madre ditches on January 28, 1885 to allow cleaning.
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Alamo
Madre
F. G. Huntress
Ditech
Bargain column listings for 1100 acre farm and city property
Real estate advertisements for 1100 acre Harris county farm with hay and water on Buffalo Bayou near Houston, plus multiple Houston and San Antonio properties. Listings include four hundred tons hay, 10 room and six thousand dollar homes, vacant lots on Crockett and Alazan creeks, and a 65 000 acre Rio Grande ranch with livestock and equipment. Names include T. B. Johnson and J. W. Bradley.
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Harris County
Houston
Buffalo Bayou
T. B. Johnson
J. W. Bradley
San Antonio
Rio Grande
Texas
A Patient of Long Suffering and Local Bargains
A well known stock man from Tilden seeks relief from Dr. L V Weathers for rheumatic heart and other severe symptoms. He reports dramatic improvement and endorses the physician as skilled. Also advertised are a Moore Hollow farm for cash and an Art Gallery offering varieties of supplies and artworks in San Antonio.
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Tilden
L. V. Weathers
Weathers
Dr. Weathers
Cuartes Beyer
San Antonio
Beyer
Ames Wright
Annie Wright
Katherine Dremer
Grerce R. Stumberg
M. H. Hancock
Wire
Texas
C. H. Mueller
Commerce Street
Mueller
Dr King s New Discovery advertised as cure for consumption
A promotional piece touts Dr King s New Discovery for consumption and throat and lung ailments with claims of thousands of cures and free trial bottles at Rice Bros. Co. drug store. It also notes the City Drug Store on East Commerce street receiving holiday goods and a large selection of toiletries and perfumes at cash prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ronse & CO
Dr. King
Rice Bros. & Co
East Commerce Street
Wright's
Palmer's
Lasanere
Colgate’s
Lubin’s
Italian Coal Company Advertisement Notice
Italian Coal Company offers coal with solitary buy from A Bruni at 324 2 plaza and telephone 234. The notice invites orders for delivery across the city at low prices and mentions Ladies approve move of smoking on Joker tobacco.
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Italian Coal Company
A. Bruni
Plaza
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Emanuel Abrahams
Commerce
JI. M. Hmerson
Seekers
Crescen
Soledad Stop
DOE & Engelee
Houston Street
New York
Berlin
Saxony
Germantown
Shetland
EF. Rettberg & Co
Commerce St
Dan J. Coton
San Antonio, Tex
J. H. Boxton
East Houston Street
Telegraphic News
Liberty Bell
Capt
Phelan
M. J. Farrell
Farrell
Esc <T Police
Canada
Wimington
N. C
Rowland
the World This
Captain Phelan
O'Donovan Rossa
Kansas City
Yuma
Villagrana
Lower
California
Encanada
Lopez
Villagrama
McDonald
Kankaker
A. H. Butis
Chicago Lumber Company
Pineries
Assinaboine
Tom Dugny
Winchester
London
War Office
Stewart
Times
Telegraph
Standard
Abuklea
the Wells
Silver King
F. C. Bangsas Wilfred Denver
Gulf Road
Aransas Pass
Gulf
Bryan Callahan
Fishet
Phi
Tom Twist
Earth
Jordan
San Pedro
Max Neuendorf
City Affairs
Joseph Delaroche
Myers
McKinney Street
Uiaar
Avenue C
East Milam Square
Crockett Street
Alazan Creek
Krisch
Moore Hollow
International
L. C
Care
B. Johnson
Lions Office
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