Cycling chatter and proposed bicycle taxes plans
The article notes Jim Micheal and Tan Eck in discussion about railroads accommodating wheels, a proposed annual bicycle tax of 1 for riders, and funds for road improvements. Wisconsin plans a three-fast new stearnsean, St. Louis boosts rail and Exposition buildings, and bonds of 150000 may fund related efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Micheal
Tan Eck
Wisconsin
Stearnsean
Indies
Green Say
Wis
St. Louis
Lambert
Chicago Coliseum
New York
Grand Central Palace
Hoston
Mechanics
Ayal ~Ing
Philadelphia
Bicycle craze slows as bloomers fade from view in Chicago era
The piece notes a shift away from bloomers among women as fashion trends wane. It cites Chicago discussions, male experts, and public reaction, while touching on bicycle innovation, safety gear, and a bustling market for wheels, frames, and accessories. It mentions firms, inventors, and a wide range of bicycle related developments and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly Undiana Bleyele Company
Susan
Chicago
W. E. Reach
Jake Waelder
Barney Barnato
Menia
Barton
Parish
Homer
Lebanon
Racket Store Opens in Alamo City Under Wyler
The Light introduces Charles J. Wyler proprietor of the Macket store at 226 East Fortan street. Wyler, a Galveston native, opens a small business two months ago and plans a future in San Antonio. The column notes no ties to the Cuban conflict and calls Wyler a promising newcomer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Light
Chas. J. Wyler
Macket
Ffonstan Street
the Light
Wyler
Cuba
Galveston
Ile
Han Ante
Colluwing location list and street pairs across Laredo area
A long catalog of official locations and street intersections compiled by Ghiel Yobin, listing numerous addresses in Laredo and surrounding areas. The entry includes a wide range of crossings such as Commerce Street, Alamo Street, Houston Street, and West Commerce, interspersed with places like the Grand Opera House and the Salado district, plus several depots and mills. A brief obituary note and an advertisement for One Minute Cough Cure accompany the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghiel Yobin
Saledad
Commerce Street
Myarre
Commerce
Alamo
Laredo
Pecos
Aransas Pass
Flores
Cachipelle
Union Stock Yards
Catton Compress
Houston Street
Avenue OG
Houston
Bt. Mary's Streets
Elmiya
San Pauro Avenue
Warren Streets
Flores and
Marshall Sts
San Pedro Avenue
Mores
Nucyit
Arsenal Streets
Martin and Jefferson Streets
Avenue D
Eighth Street
Thromana Street
Avenue B
Ninth Street
Lone Star Brewery
Sunset Tose Tyouse
Austin and
Duval Streets
City Brewery
Carson Streets
Military Avenue
Grayson Street
New Braunfels
Pine and Grosby
Olive
Burleson
Nolan
Native Heights
West End
Walnut Streets
Avenuue H
Sixth Street
Avenue H
Fifth Street
Afedina
Elm
Crockett
Fowle
Villitta
Meeraheidt
Carrhill
Garden
Mil Streets
Mill
Adams
King Wiliam and
Beauregard
Colorado Streets
Washington Theatre
Pinto Street
Bella Union Theatre
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Prince Alberts
John B. Stetson
Ballinger
West Commerce ST
Grand Operahouse
Firet Tmne
America
Eddie Foy
Dty
Carrie LA Monte
More Millinery Co
Dunlop Tire Company
Varley Merry
Iir
Prince of Wales
London ‘Times
England
Alissouri
L.A. W
National Assembly
Charles Tereford
Elisarious
Markery Mott
Alpert Mott
Maryland
Papa Mott
George J. Clapp
Johannesburg
South Africa
Bulawayo
Arport
Eli Rubbery &c
Taro
Famblaton & CO
Wirgari
B. Reuss
City Drug Store
E. Commmarce Street
Cambrria
Laredo Mercantile Co
Pleasantvilex
Soulta
San Antonin
Presa Street
Paul VW Wagner
Buck's
Buck
Columbia
Dover
Ste
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