Court Rebukes Spectator at Trial in Alamo Saloon Robbery
In the Thirty-seventh district court Judge Edward Dwyer admonished a front-row spectator during the Julius Schwartz trial for the Alamo saloon iron use theft. Police officer Hogan clashed with Attorney Chambers over a memorandum book. a compromise allowed limited viewing. The defense argued insufficient evidence. the jury returned a not guilty verdict, which Judge Dwyer overturned.
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Edward Dwyer
Thirty-seventh District Court
Withers
Atund
Julius Schwartz
Alamo
Fench
Dwyer
Cily Po Uce
Hogan
Chambers
Attorney Chambers
Alamo Siloon
Prante Malbatint
Altinie
Selwarts
Divyer
Fragmented court note on a labor case and penalties
In this city in December 1995 labor was charged with implication in a rab bey of Red Water and is under tile sentanes in the penitentiary. Officials of the Pacific Express company have been notified the Prosecuting Attorney H W Vattrha aj Na xurkani has turned over to the company for further action. The fire court decision likely involved restitution amounts and a Hilgatio n ame White Bone price mk nik Sats Beethoven Arigts music Got vig Mansy.
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Beethoven
Arigts Music
Pacific
H.W. Vattrhaaj
Naxurkani
Danes Sat. Turner Hall Meeting of A M Club
The newly organized A and M club met last night in the Alam Bani building with S A Minear as president. Two new members were admitted and several matters of interest to members were discussed. School books were exchanged on favorable terms among members and exchanges were arranged.
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A. Am M. Club
A. and
M. Cub Hala
Ita’ Dsuhaaveting
Alam Bani
S.A. Minear
R. & Burnett Co. Large Box Factory in Texas
One of the state’s largest box factories, R. & Burnett Co., runs a major plant under president and manager R. L. Burnett with thirty years experience in box manufacturing. The firm serves customers across Texas, Louisiana, and Mexico, employing thirty-five to fifty men in a full range of paper box production and wrapping supplies.
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R. & Burnett Co
Bachcammerte
Ure South
R. L. Burnett
Texas
Louisiana
Mexico
Deshiea Manufacturing
Voxoy Ba &. L. Garnett
A Day at West Point Inspires Ninth Infantry at Grand Opera
The Ninth infantry men presented a live stage show to a large audience, delivering a polished program titled A Day at West Point. The performance featured band pieces, comedy acts, song numbers, and a finale with diverse acts, including Maudree O’Malley, Perrell O’Malley, and Fritz Kaufman.
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Ninth Infantry
Uncle San
Selina
Perrell O'Malley
Billy Vesa
Ward
Neal
Warvind
Rastis
I. P. Kaufman
Tor Cortier
Kauman
Agnin Aphent
Mexander T MrKenzle
Trish
Che Rialto Toys
Hayle
Deere
New York
Whitey
Haya Cave
John Mithean
Sisters Reject Coffee Use and Change Health Habits
A narrative recounts women avoiding coffee and shifting routines to ease nervousness and stomach issues. The speaker credits Postum with stabilizing nerves, reducing headaches, and improving overall well being after trial prompted by a cousin and clinic anecdotes.
Breslau debut stars sing of operatic reach and fame
The article details European theater and opera figures such as Miss Rehnee and Miss Bebnee, noting Breslau debuts, engagements at Covent Garden, and appearances in works like The Meistersinger and Gotterdammerung. It highlights critical responses, technical prowess, and the ambitious plans for American touring despite contract hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Covent Garden
Gotterdammorque
Rehnee
Suvario
Breslaa Miment
Silon
Tirindella Wonder Performs Violin Recital in Tres Evening
Eminent Italian violinist Tirindella Wonder Adolfa Tirindell gave a solo recital featuring a Tartini Perla piece copied from a Venetian manuscript and his own enchanting island-inspired works. The concert highlighted virtuosity and refined expression, with critical praise for his tone and interpretive skill.
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Tirindella
Pier Adolfa Tirindell
Ttalian Viellatet
Audienne
Slenay
Hyiatis
Super Farm
Centr
Bravira
Tartini
Tmrindell
Dhaolutoy
Vaudeville Show Promises New Acts and Moving Pictures
Playgoers can expect an upbeat vaudeville program by Richards and Pringle featuring Georgia Mustrails and a mix of old timers with fresh talent. The bill includes performers Powell Simpson Kinon Blner Clay Lester McDaniels Frank Hird and WH Aumish. Also on the card are a din diwlsok agriculturalist act When Jin Jackson Quit the Polley Show and a daily street parade at noon. Moving pictures titled Fleet in Action will be shown along West Itension Street with Admiral Evans’s fleet on Cape Horn voyage.
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Georgia
Richards & Pringle
Aggic
Share Powell
Fred Simpson
Toe Kinon
Blner Clay
Lester McDaniels
Prank Hird
Aumish
Cla $S
Din Diwlsok
Jin Jackson
Polley
Ind
West
Itension Street
Evanw
Cape Horn
Dow
Five Marriage Licenses Issued by County Clerk
The county clerk issued five marriage licenses on Sunday. The pairs named are Will H. Smith and Sarah Harman, W. Ferdinand and Trene Ty Baron, Alejandro Taunt and Guadalupe Trevino, August Tier and Johanna Obst, Aussie Porter and Totlle Leacher.
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Issiweit
Cenmiy
Wentat
Ares Willsie
Suit
Tdi Harman
W. Fe md Trene Ty Baron
Alejandes Taunt
Guadalupe Trevino
August Tier
Johanna Obst
Aussie Porter
Totlle Leacher Feolired
San Antonio Tax Payment Reports By Local Utilities
The San Antonio Brewing Association and the San Antonio Water Supply Company paid taxes yesterday for the quarter starting January. The water utility posted gross receipts of 70.18 and tax of 299.89, while the brewery reported gross receipts of 27. The figures appear in the companies’ statements detailing the taxing quarter’s payments.
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Awausus Brotal Hays
San Antonio Brewing Asan Elation
Fn Antonis Water
With Fleet In Action Showy Moving Pictures Ad
Readable notice describes Fleet In Action at 105 West Molston Street in Admiral Vine. It promotes Cape Blomm Pictures presenting shows and insists on timely watch and promotional response for upcoming advertisement appearance at the San Rac hunlo Light.
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Fleet
Place Moving Pictures
West Molston Street
Admiral Vine
Cape Blomm
Sunset Rouls Officials Fight Texan Ticket Scalpers
In San Antonio officials resist a small credit carve out tied to a recent company order that ends service on the central lines from February 1. The crackdown targets scalpers who sell nontransferable tickets, with agents from Houston to El Paso enforcing a sweep that has pushed scalpers off major Texas routes and into run. J. R. Covington supervises the Harriman line agents across Texas and Louisiana.
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San Antonio
Sungel Central
Agalos
Cotrte
Sempers
Houston
Dallas
Fort Worth
Gan Abe Toule
el Paso
Harriman
Texas
Louisiana
J. ER. Covington
Hier
Tramo
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Amin
Grand Opera House
Henry W. Savage
eNavisy
Gnadd Obera ‘Co
Bey
Grand Opera Chorus
Gy Ak
Swale
Priday
Night Richards
Pringle
Mpire
Opera Hous
Emma Bunting CO
Sam Ned
Lena Rivere
Rische
the Lyric Stock CO
Michael Strogoff
George Spaulding
Pring Ue
Grace Church
Soi
Edad Street
Brenneisen
Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society
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Corgoledad
Main Plaza
Baily
City News
Wieelty
Houston Street
Saledad Street
BH. Baldwin
Julia Anderson
7. N. Brown
GOLB
Ban Antonia
Pixjirees
Julius Freimuth
Alamo Trunk
Wren
L. Pfinghaupt’s Bakery
Hilgatio N.ame
Garland
Turner
Losoya St
Galton Leat
Turner Hall
N Jack Stotte New Sinbiers
N. Flores St. Phona
Alling
Howeton
School Booka
Howson
Sooke
Leal Daring
Ang
Madant Butterfly
Wiss Harriet
Eknae
Berlin
Belotold Hernan
Madame Rest
Jon Prinuith
Pontium
Hardacha
Postum
Taltte Crook
Welville
Are
Erorench
Mario Lehman
Breslau
Mixa Bebnee
Guealsinger
Ang Kwere
Stalin
Chalmers Chflon
Guathecu
Bhs
Avenhige
Tomarrow Muantiged
Tatura Murtier
Whithy
Alien
Webard Lester
Tte
Maine
Emma Buntley
Empire Theater
Asalm
Gussit
Wing Rene
Inge
Willeh
Alory
Athos
Ling Bent
Manny
Cheelara
Reed
Maton
Alwayn Frost
Dae
Gyano
Netars
D. Richards
Sharpless
Bond's Delicatessen
T. Beth Phenes
A. Fuller
Fliats Glass
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