Midwinter tournament wraps up with visitors lingering
The Midwinter tournament closes as many visitors plan long stays or hunts. Leads include Bella Heikes atop high averages for the Gry-Wows and Hoodbyes, Parmalee and Parker among standout shooters, and U.S. Army marksmen Foster and Whitworth praised for steady scores. A duck hunt at Lakeview and a Fire risk scare near the Schmeltzer trophy add to the week’s notes.
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Bella Heikes
San Antonio Gun
Lakeview
Gum Hatlaw
Win Peabody
Milter
Chan Powers
Frank Farmatce
Bald Eagle Notin
Parmalee
Parker, Jeikes
Mickey
Grimm
Sexton
van Dyke
Beck
Gilsere
Permalee
King
Parker
Indianapolis
Pa Beek
Tern
Indiana
Foster
Whitworth
Army
Pest
Norton
Pool St. Lleke
Bittle Row
Ark
Lovest and Stream
Jonn VW
Mackie
Thesential Peters Cartridge Man
Cincinnati
Ty Ban
Artopia
Sid
Pred. W. Stane
Robt. Tendick
Rolla Herkes
Parmalec
Skye
Charles Grint
Charles Budd
Fred. Gilbert
BL Laemis
Hot Springs
Fire threatens St Josephs Orphan Asylum in San Antonio
A blaze was discovered at St Josephs Orphan Asylum on Military Place and Camaron Street around 3 am. Firemen found the fire in a closet on the building’s center upper floor but contained it quickly, evacuating about 100 children to safety at city hall police headquarters.
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St. Joseph's
San Antonio
Chemical Engine Company No. 5
St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum
Miltary Plast and
Camaron Street
Nightclub clash ends with gun drawn near Petty’s store
An exciting afternoon altercation occurred beside Petty’s dmg store at West Mouster and Alamo as Hill Day and Joe Gardner fought on the sidewalk. Both were detained by Officer Chavez. Gardner fled after washing, leaving Day in custody. Day claims provocation while Gardner reportedly produced a 38 caliber pistol. Rumors blame political policies for the trouble.
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Petty
Dmg
West Mouster Street
Alamo Plaga
Hill Day
Joe Gardner
Day
Gardner
Chavez
Avenue D
Witch
Gardeer
Frank Hoberts
Elmendorf Ratified Amid Turbulent City Meeting
About 500 citizens attended Beethoven hall for a ratification meeting led by Mayor Elmendorf. Speakers, including Tadze J. AT Chirk and Eloi J. Burgess, sparred over past governance, tax issues, and city finances as they cited Lewy, Callaghan, and St Mary’s Street matters with lingering unresolved questions.
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Beethoven Hall
Mio Mlmendorf Geket
Mnklassel
Elmendorf
Catlawhan
Lewy
Nat Tawls
Sir Lewy
Eity
Lordly
Leon
Ely
Higtiet
Monterey Street
Unclear sports feature on Quan tity of Dontage Dome event
Fragmented text describes a shoot and a touring tournament hosted in San Antonio with visitors and guests. It references a weather clerk, writs, Kellor, and a grand shoot with an estimated count of over SOM Blois fired. The passage ends with a dubious question about piles of yarns and a 6000 unit field coverage.
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Dontage Dome
Antonio
Cosa
Ageli
San Antonio
Kellor
Kayal
Arbitration Pact Faces Senate Deliberation Amid Dissent
A Senate Foreign Relations Committee session on the proposed arbitration treaty with Great Britain extended into the morning with most members present except Warpiece. Amendments were previewed, and a favorable report was urged for Monday the Senate, while the text faced potential changes on policy implications and references to foreign relations.
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Washington, D.C
Senate Committee On
Senate
Elthne
Sweden
Norway
Boundary dispute to be settled by international commission
Special dispatch reports Washington signing of a U S Canada convention for the demarcation of the boundary along the meridian necessary to define North American possessions. A commission similar to the Mexican boundary panel will use data gathered by Professors Mendenhall and DuMeld and Mr King of Canada, with ratification to follow in the Senate.
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Washington
Olney
State Department
United States
Canada
North América
Senate
Mexican Boundary Commission
Avai
Mendenhall
DuMeld
King
Lelieves
Telegraph worker Evang dies after brief illness
A Western Union receiving clerk named Evang died tonight after a brief illness. He was the oldest in Western Union service locally, with the company since 1355, and had twice declined appointment as manager.
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New Orleans
Evang
Western Union Telegraph Company
Ja Xrippe
Chaplain McCabe Visits San Antonio and War Service Fame
The Reverend Charles C. McCabe, wartime Chaplain known for aiding soldiers, is staying in San Antonio. He rose to prominence after leading relief efforts for Confederate and Union wounded, founding funds for the Christian Commission, and later boosting missionary income and church support.
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M’cabe
Charles C. McCabe
Methodist Episcopal Church
Texas
Southwest
San Antonio
McCabe
al- Glérs
Winchester
Virginia
Tabby
Libby
Commission For the Relief
Poldhera
Board of
Church Extension
Methodist Church
New York
Eble
Missionary Society Sacto
Republicans Endorse Wimberly for Port Collector
New Orleans Republicans from the first third and sixth districts have endorsed Capt. G. T. Wimberly as Louisiana national committeeman for collector of the port. He will probably be appointed.
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New Orleans
T. Wimberly
Louisiana
Corbett to Train for Fussimops Bout in March
James J. Corbett plans to close his theatrical stage in Kansas City February 8 and will travel to the Pacific coast to train for his fight with Fussimops in March. He will train in Nevada for several days before the bout.
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Chicago
James J. Corbett
Kansas City
Fussimmops
Madrid Cuba peace talks hinted by war minister
A Madrid dispatch says the minister of war hinted an arrangement with Cuban rebels toward a cessation of hostilities in Cuba may be reached soon. The visit of United States Minister Taylor to the Foreign Affairs Minister is viewed as significant for Cuba situation. A Louisville corruption note reports grand jury action against four city officials for alleged intimidation false swearing and conspiracy to profit from police protection schemes.
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Callaghan
Kellar
G. A. Keller
Elmendert
Mississippi River
Jorge Kellar
Judge Callaevin
Mr. Tews
Cityttorney
Judge Callaghan
Gdl
Met
Madrid
Fhe Ispoca
Cuba
United States
Taylor
Louisville
Lenisvilo
Srod
Otter
Falrnes
Council For Police Protection
Faro Bang
Beeville to Host Canadian Reader For Entertainment
Reeville budget notes a special Reverend who hosted the rectory for two years left Tuesday for Be haz British Honduras. Epworth League arranged with Frederick Abbott to give entertainment next Tuesday night. Beeville to gain addition to its publication list with Texas Country School Teacher editor Ye Live Oak County Thugs.
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T. Lanctater
Live Oak Cousty Thugs
IN THE CAPITAL AGAIN AND LOCAL NOTES
Washington reports President Cleveland home from New York trip. In Oregon Mo Jimmy B Inks executed for murder. Sick residents on highway near Pe tion. Odd Fellows moved to Row silk and Woodmen to follow. Rev Stanley and Stephenson hunted despite cold. Baptist collection to aid Buckner’s orphan home. Local candidates building momentum for weeks ahead. W O Murray store robbed Sunday night with little evidence found. County Judge Stephenson seeks department distribution. Mant McKezie died at Fairview. Hunter former teacher faced reduction charge. A jail break search led to oxen players rounded up and held. Will Morricon charged with Wednesday incident.
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Stanley
Stephenson
Buckner
Orphan Home
Dalmne
Office of Hymnarsm
Aster
Oper
Prof
Vincent
W. O. Murray
Fairview
St. Hunter
Will Morricon
Calaverad
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Beethoven Eall
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Hlmendorf
Elty
Jill
Mary
Audministrafon
St. Mary's Street
Cmlnghan
Hatson
Gonzales County
Guiles
Lex
Elior Bibb
Mexico
Moite
The
Baptist Church
Gonzales
Airs
Py Baquel
Maggie Houston
Frank A. Robischung
Kingsbury
Yheo
Viebebars
Miss
Yong
Otto Mee
Hidens Compua
Claud
ORD
Gry
Delaware
Corbett
Reeville
Washington, D. C
Gleveland
St. Louis
Oregon, Mo
Jimmy I. B. Inks
John Patterson
Wilson County
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