Illinois militiamen tour San Antonio on sight seeing visit
Thousands of Illinois militiamen camped in San Antonio sending letters home about Alamo sites Mexican quarter and Little Mexico. Soldiers surveyed modern buildings bought Alamo souvenirs and compared Northern troops to locals with Hospitable Texans noting dialect and pace.
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San Antonio
Chicago
Alamo
Mexico
Alamo City
Weather and medical oddities in a busy dispatch
The report notes unsettled weather with possible showers for Sunday, echoing Saturday’s forecast from Major Allen Buell. It mentions no significant pressure systems on the map and widespread unsettled conditions. A Vienna physician reports success treating insanity with pure oxygen injections. A curious calculation estimates filling a tank a mile by a mile by a mile daily for 440 years to remove the Pacific Ocean.
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Allen Buell
Pacific Ocean
San Antonio Fourth of July Parade and Exercises Planned
A city wide Fourth of July celebration will include a morning parade along Avenue D ending at Alamo Plaza and a noon flag-raising at Koehler Park followed by patriotic exercises. Grand marshal Captain Claude V. Birkhead leads a diverse lineup of veterans, militia, and civic groups with floats from Red Men and Grand Army of the Republic among others.
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San Antonio
Brackenridge Park
Avenue D
Alamo Plaza
Commerce Street
Main Plaza
Dolorosa _ street
Military Plaza
North Flores Street
Houston Street
Claude V. Birkhead
First Texas Artillery
Charles M. Barnes
O. K. Gravis
Conrad Wentworth
Grand Army of the Republic
John L. Clem Jr
Clem
Smith
Confederate Veterans
Joe Antonio
Alamo Rifle Club
Joint
Rotary Club
Order of Eagles
Lions’ Club
Order of Red Men
San Antonio Ben Hur
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Koehler Park
J. Q. Nankirvis
United Spanish War Veterans
Helen Hampton
Marshall Eskridge
Koehler
la C. Serna
Pocahontas
Annie Naylor
Minnie Vickers
Mia
M. F. Crowley
George Holmegreen
J. R. Sprague
C. Clarence Jones
Harry L. Miller
Lions
A. K. Garretson
Percy Tyrell
Battery B
Boy
Quaiff and Smith
Edwin M. Rowley
T. G. Osborne
Frank Cloonan
H. H. Batchelor
Ed Burda
John Hennessy
Otto Schultze
Albert Cody
T. ©. Nelson
St. Gerard's
Knob Hill
Flag Raising Planned by Southern Pacific San Antonio Workers
Southern Pacific railroad yard and track employees in San Antonio prepare a July Fourth celebration with a 12 by 9 foot flag raised at 9 30 am in the east yards. Q O Black leads the ceremonies as impromptu speeches follow by track men, a band, and a basket picnic.
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San Antonio
Southern Pacific Railroad
QO. B. Black
Social arrivals and registrations at San Antonio hotels
Guests and registrants include Dan Seawright of Austin at the St Anthony D Rosenbaum of New Orleans at the Menger Col L Ford of Oklahoma City at the St Anthony J W Murchison of Athens Texas at the Gunter Mr and Mrs E Hoffen of Nacogdoches at the Gunter Mr and Mrs A M Watson of Dallas at the St Anthony E J Fairchild of Vinton Louisiana at the Menger J F Saunders of New York at the Gunter Van E McFarland of Eagle Pass at the St Anthony John J Fox of Victoria at the Menger E F Boyle of Houston at the Gunter A R Poole of New Orleans at the St Anthony Fr McMahon of Beaumont at the Menger FE H Hewrin of Athens Texas at the Gunter R W Heilig leaves for DHanis to become cashier of DHanis State Bank.
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Dan Seawright
Austin
St. Anthony
D. Rosenbaum
New Orleans
Menger
Mr. Bevag
Chicago
Guster
Ll. Ford
Oklahoma City
J. W. Murchison
Athens
Tex
Gunter
E. Hoffen
Nacogdoches
A. M. Watson
Dallas
E. J. Fairchild
Vinton
J. F. Saunders
New York
van E. McFarland
Eagle Pass
John J. Fox
Victoria
E. F. Boyle
Houston
A. R. Poole
Fr. McMahon
Beaumont
FE. H. Hewrin
R. W. Heilig
D'Hanis
Troops Tie Up Freight to Orient Lines
Orient railway officials in San Angelo received word from Texas & Pacific at Dallas that they cannot handle any more freight for the present. Officials attributed the bottleneck to troop movements to the border, but would not discuss details.
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San Angelo
Tex
Orient Railway
Texas & Pacific Railway
Dallas
Orient
Campaign to suppress punchboards in saloons
Deputies under Sheriff Tobin confiscated several punch boards found on saloon, drug store, and cigar store counters. Some boards displayed prizes such as watch chains with $5 and $10 gold pieces and others showed gold coins totaling $15 or $40.
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John W. Tobin
Beesides
John Subira
Antonio Diaz
James Galbreath
Tobin
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Ed Piggot
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J. Q. Nankervis
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J. Broussard
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J. Flood
H. Wengler
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J. A. Schindler
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