City News: Fine, arraignment over tomatoes and more
Jerome Reily of the South gem Pacific faced Judge Buckley in police court on a $5 fine for selling a box of unwholesome tomatoes. The affidavit was by Inspector Theo Anderasa. Other items note a Meat Department inspection, a resigning motorman for the North Flores line, a property exchange leading Thomas Gray to move his Texas Steam Laundry, and orders to disinfect storm sewers with chloro-naphthol.
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Jerome Reily
Southgem Pacific Company
Buckley
Theo. Anderasa
Citizens Exchange
Thomas Gray
Texas Steam Laundry
Roosevelt, Arene
Laux
Blum Street
Rarnitz
Hedih Board
Carvajal
Union Meat Company Establishment No 284 Cleared in San Antonio
U.S. inspectors passed Establishment No 284 of the Union Meat Company in San Antonio for fresh meats including hams bacon and lard. The plant is noted as the only slaughtering establishment in the city under the rules of the Department of Agriculture Bureau of Animal Industry.
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U.S
Union Meat Company
San Antonio
Department OF Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
San Antonio Transit Pass Holders Urged to Return Free Passes
All persons holding passes issued by the San Antonio Transit Company are notified that free transportation passes are invalid after midnight July 11. Holders are requested to send unused passes for cancellation to the company.
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San Antonio Traction Company
City health reports and civic notes from July
Disinfection continues biweekly through summer. A warrant charges Linz with a mischief case from June 29 involving a malicious act at Eugene Des sendier’s home. Dog licenses total 2768 with $1 per license. city tax payers remain steady, dog roper quits, and rounds by a single man continue. Tom Foster resigns, plans to move. Sanitary inspectors condemn certain fruits. Health Board postpones Fourth of July meeting. Hay fire suspected northwest of the city. mayor Bryan Callaghan takes ten days vacation to Corpus Christi. Council approves new carpet for chamber. police station linoleum replaced. J Richardson stays in South Texas managing National Life Insurance. Sam Antonie remains at home.
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Corpus
Bryan Callaghan
Corpus Christi
Py A
New Deputy Here Boemer Named Deputy Collector in Austin
M H Boemer of Austin has been appointed as deputy collector of internal revenue for San Antonio. The move follows a report that the office workload had grown so large the head needed an assistant to ensure prompt handling of affairs.
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M. H. Boemer
Austin
M. C. Harris
Boemer
San Antonio
Millard Acquitted of Murder in Decatur Hotel Case
A jury cleared J. J. Millard of the murder of Buster McGuire in the International hotel Decatur on September 86 1908 He was a leading Decatur merchant and prominent hardware trader with ties to Kansas City St Louis and the Southwest The two week trial ended with acquittal and Millard’s name linked to notable banking figures in California
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Derahir
Tex
J. J. Millard
Decatur
Buster McGuire
International Hotel
Twilard
Kansas City
St Louis
Southwest
Local travel and social notes from the city
Mrs. C E Cupples and Mrs Frank Newton have returned home from Tarpon. Miss Ethel Naylor goes to Fort Davis for an extended visit. Henry Baser leaves for New York for several months. Mr and Mrs George Sturaptte will spend the rest of the summer westward. Miss Claudia Rachal visits Gonzales. Mrs Samuel Gleaves visits her parents Judge and Mrs W W King. Miss Nell Price visiting Jacksonville and Buffalo Texas, away until September. Miss Henry leaves for Kerrville to visit Mrs H P Drough. Mrs R B Bowles and children return from Algine. Adina De Yavala to return from Galveston. Miss Emilie Burleson of San Marcos visiting city. to stay with Aunt Mrs Carlos Bee. Mrs W F Woods hosts Venita lata and Miss Fauker sly. Mr and Mrs Frank Rennett and Miss Ata Croas return from several months. Mrs W A Gage of Mephis to California trip. Miss Dollie Rutherford visiting Miss Louise Travelay, Miss Mata Terry, Miss Frances Tell. Mrs Cora Davenport leaves for housekeeping in the sinner. Milas Davenport and family to Allane Ola. Turn your old sacks into crab. We say Cost prices. 270 South Street. Phone 181.
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Adina de Yavala
Galveston
Emilie Burleson
San Marcos
Carlos Bee
Dollie Rutherford
Louise Travelay
Mata Terry
Frances Tell
Jeff
Austia
Cora §. Davenport
Menger
Milas Davenport
Nana Davenport
Harris Davenport
Allanne Ola
Storm damage heavy across region with widespread disruption
Reports describe extensive storm damage near San Antonio and across multiple towns. Telegraph, telephone, and traction services suffered due to downed wires, with repairs underway and overall restoration progressing. Heavy rains and hail affected rail lines and yards, with several small homes damaged along Alazan creek and a pecan tree uprooted in a city yard.
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San Antonio
Iso
Youkun
Shinor
Moulton
Yorktown
Canteron
Lott
Ling
Youkmm
Eagle Lake
Eagle Dake
Royston
Falls City
Kenedy
Runge
Nordheim
Lexington
Lincoln
del Rio
Spoford
Hols‘fon
International
Ann Groat
Taylor
Hol Steves
King William Sirgot
Alazan Creek
Street Survey Discussed for Houston Street Improvement
The Houston street survey aims to count surface yards and culverts to estimate material for bids. A public meeting by the Houston Street Improvement District will review brick or cement methods and material needs, while tearing down buildings on Houston Street proceeds.
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Houston
Crant
Santa Rost Avenue
Alana Glazt
Sily
Houston Sweet Improvement District
Callaghan
Houston Street
Mun Avenue
Soledad Streets
Soledad
Russi
Fushima
Honolulu
Privee Fushimi
Rite
Japan
Amusements Big Tent Theatre Updates After Storm
The Big Tent Theatre plans to reopen tomorrow evening with Arizona Glow, using a wall tent if needed, and will adjust Thursday if reconstruction is delayed. Electric Park on Gala Day will stay open 4 30 to 12 50 with a noon concert and patriotic features. Vaudeville shows at the Electric Park Theatre run 6 and 9 20, with park prices, and the Airdome reports no storm damage.
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Arizona Glo
Electric Park
Electric Park Theatre
San Antonio
de Airdome
Lyrie Airdome Theatre
Postofice
Worther
Soltton
Parmér
Dalton
Bi Bard
Ryosrson
Tainy
Maxney
Motion Picturas
Mr. Massey
Cheyenne
Notable visitors fill city hotels in brisk travel wave
Brownsville's H Belt guests the Bexar while Charles B Ellison from San Marcos conducts business and stays at the Bexar. J D Mitchell of Victoria visits the city lodging at the Menger and Manger hosts. Houston businessman A Newity pauses a short stay registered at the Mou Ber. Nixon’s J Askey reports strong growth and stays at the New Maverick. Galveston’s H M Stanley visits, registered at the New Maverick. Conger from Cotua guests the Southern & OG. Maddox of Fort Worth arrives for business at the Menger. Lt Grege of Luling and Mrs Grege on a short stay, registered at the Mut Reavy. Dallas fire insurance agent George Prouts visits, guests of the Menger. Dr Fred J Combe, a Brownsville leader, stays at the Menger. Mr and Mrs Roman Rowe visit from Guanajuato, Mexico, at the Menger. Senator George B Griggs from Houston guests the Fite. CH Page Jr from Austin conducts business and relaxes at the Hite. G Voss and wife from Miles, Tex, guests of the Bexir. R W Simpson of Glimer in city, staying at Bow. Henderson of Sams county travels for a visit. long-time Texas legislator. Consul General Scherer returns from Washington to his post in Mexico, stays with Mrs Scherer at the Monger.
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H. Belt
Brownsville
Bexar
Charles B. Ellison
San Marcos
J. D. Mitchell
Victoria
Menger CG
A. Newity
Houston
R.A. Conger
Cotua
Maddox
Fort Worth
Menger
Lt Grege
Luling
Grege
Mut Reavy
George Prouts
Dallas
Fred J. Combe
Roman Rowe
Austin
Scherer
Washington
Hs Post
Mexico
Monger
Unclear fragment on Deputy Sheriff’s relative visiting Philadelphia
Fragment mentions Eugene Brook son-in-law of Deputy Sheriff J. Goforth and his wife visiting relatives in Philadelphia, with Goforth hearing from his daughter Jee. The text notes the couple are thorough in their plans, but details are incomplete.
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Eugene Brook
Sherif
J. Goforth
Philadelphia
Goforth
Jee
Army Post News Notes Fort Sam Houston Transfers
Stevens head of the local order reports that at the grand meeting in July changes recommended by Fort Sam Houston will be considered. Due to division consolidation two St. Louis officers will transfer to Fort Sam Houston with Major Omar Bundy Inspector General and an engineer officer. Department HQ prepares office space and clerks. First Lieutenants Timothy M. Coughland and John Simington will report to Camp Theodore J. Wint with Leon Springs.
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Stevens
Order of
Carabacs
Washington
Fort Sam Houston
St. Louis
Nix
Fort Sur Houston
Omar Bundy
Engineer Corps
Timothy M. Coughland
John Simington
First Cavalry
Theodore J. Wint
Leon Spriugs
Notable arrival of Fairbanks in St Paul for Fergus Falls Fourth
St Paul, Minnesota reports Vice President Fairbanks arrived from the East en route to Fergus Falls. He will deliver a Fourth of July ovation there, as local crowds gather for the event.
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St. Paul
Miny
Tory
Fairbanks
Fergus. Falls
Mini
Fergus Falls
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