Trappist Church Services and Clergy Departures
The notice details varied Masses at St Marys Church and St Michaels Church with early and late services, vespers, and a procession around the building. It notes Fr Brannan, Bishop Verdaguer, and Rev. Father Moriee involved in religious duties and language publications for indigenous peoples. A Trappist brotherhood figure is highlighted for austere life and his departure with potential assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis
ST. Mary's
Chuech
Ulgh Mars
P. Wi
Saoriien
Fawardew Henderson
Hanry
Rey
J. A. Faresitlace
Vereliver
Bor
Verdaguer
Lake Elmen
Astonio Stress Car Company
NOTRS
Brannan
Claire
Narazothrix
Ante Rosanfiem- 4
Tey
Ths Sa Avery
Guy Morrain
Doles
Morieé
Tritith
Alaska
Fourth at the Post Cavalry win relay events in army games
The Vyurth observed at Hors Sant Houston yesterday as a strong program faltered by rain. Cavalry beat Infantry 14 to 4 in a morning basketball game and claimed most events including sprints, jumps, hurdles, hammer throw and weight events led by officers and troopers from Fifth Cavalry and Eighteenth Infantry amid a 19th century military pageant atmosphere. The program will resume tomorrow with a one mile race and other track events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Williame
Fith
Robartson
Wwilliamson
Fifth Cavalry
Blighteanth Bnranary
Robertson
Hospital Corps
Stewart
KC Erapp
Pith
O'Connor
Stantfau
D Troy
Ith Cavalry
Wilson
Litth Cavalry
Ielghst
Uline
Murphy
Monade
Graves
11Th Cavalry
Biurphy
Vitek
Schaefel
Eighteenth Infantry
Carey
Pith Cavalry
Russell
Vonpsoy
A. Bighteenth Infantry
Schumato
Eighteauth Infantry
An- Austia
Eighteenth — Infantry
Tina
Chaxtes
Noonan
Wile
Webber
Dackson
Galues
Lucking
Manite sietone FETE Quack Dr Bland to farmer
A dubious pamphlet quotes a Dr Bland promising miraculous crop and livestock boosts. It claims a tiny pill yields 16 bushels of wheat per sowing, potatoes yield six to one, sons lay 14 eggs daily, and corn stalks bear 16 ears each. The spoof advert mocks quack medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quack Dr. Bland
Prizes and Sweepstakes at San Antonio Gun Club
San Antonio Gun Club members spent yesterday at their range in Fakeview hosting a busy Fourth of July event with six sweepstake shoots and a prize shoot. Despite a squall and wind, the day yielded steady sport and multiple prize winners led by J. B. Kensard and August Thiele with top honors in various shoots. Also noted is an obituary-like medical note praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy for a child's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Astonio
San Artonio
Fakeview
J.B. Kensard
Ganzates
Glrat
August Thiele
J. BT
Jos Cormack
W. Simpson
John Epp
G. B. Appatote
Ati Ailager
J. F. Franca
Slive Birds
Stone
Chabot
Ballinger
Veluh
Walth
Tailimoor
Velth
Wagenmohr
McCormack
Ep- Stel
Suaot Na
Iranca
Simpson
Eppstein
Theale
Shields
Tarr
Prescont
Epp
Vaith
Ghakiot
Wagaulusbe
Sunday church services listed across multiple sites
A dense notice lists church activities at North Flores Street Mission, Presbyterian churches on South Pine Street and Trava square, Westminster Garday Street, St. Mark's on the north side of Travia square, German Evangelical, Mt Alou Baptist, South Hackberry Street Methodist, Epworth League events, St John’s Episcopal on Trurnett and Cherry, and other congregations with service times, Sunday schools, sermons, and events. It highlights sermons on Christian unity, the Tropes Encyclical, and various pastor-led sessions with details for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Flores Street
Frat Presbyterian Church
Luther W. Barron
South Pine Street Presbyterian Church
N. Westmmster
St. Mark's Church
Travia Square
W. It. Righardaon
Colldsen
Gorner Durnett
Mt. Alou
Willams
South Hackberry Street Methodist Church
Ray Smith
Edstor
C. I. Dilley
Epworth Longue
Botclee
Geo
Westminster League
Robart M. Hall
St John's Episcopal Church
Trurnett
Cherry Sweets
Nolan Street
Hutcheson
Guild of St. John
Avenue C
Peco Staat
Postofici
God
Rey
Epworth
Scientice
Mm Chandler
Young Alan’s Christign Association
Kaym
St. James A. M
North Concho
Anyvalta
Atva
G. A. Wvalloce
Young People’s Society of Christian Endangor
AM Christian Endeavorers
Jlo
W. Roberts
Bethal A.M. Ie
Caursh Corner
Nets T
Wr. Castor
Fonder Mo
Christian Bodes
Sp.m
Gt. Walton
Lapies
J. Whas
Qor
Christian Endeavor Society
Matan
Real Estate Transfers Show Varied Property Moves
Real estate itemized transfers include Nagel to Heiluron for lot 26 block 20 in South Heights. Hynes to Mrs Fitil for lotes and 15 block 4 Cavallos Street. Milan Sr to Milan Jr for jotlandlo north side Best Comores Street. tipscomb to Mary Aderson for lot 4 block 5. Martin Jinengz to Porfirio Garza for fronting 10 veras on Gwadalepo Street with $400 consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Nagel
I. MM
Heiluron
South Heights
Kate Eb.” Hynes
Mrs. B. Fitil
Lotea
Cavallos Street
Thos. Milan, Sr
Phos. Milan, Jr
Jotlandlo
Best Comores Street
Bowie Sod Bonham Straits
Tipscomb
Mary Aderson
Martin Jinengz
Porfirio Garza
Veras
Gwadalepo Street
Paradise Sermons At Gospel Tent In Mlorestreat Friday Evening
Evangelist Kygor preached Paradise Lost and Paradise Regained at the Gospel tent on Mlorestreat Friday night after song and prayer led by Mr. John A. Uru. Losk sang four pieces, including Death Is Only a Dream, as the evangelist spoke on The Soul That Sloweth Shall Die from Exodus 18 4, portraying paradise lost through disobedience and judgment, then Paradise Regained through Christ as the promised atonement and path to heaven. The service drew many seeking salvation and strong interest in soul salvation and worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangellat Kygor
Goapel
Mlorestreat
John A. Uru
Losk
Paradise
Sisnat
Bell
God
Christ
Terus
Vinnolisteeper
Adam
Saleh
Elim
Saradiso
Che
Lask
Injured in Runaway Tragedy on Grayson Street
Mrs Faulkner wife of Express messenger J D Faulkner and her son Ralph were injured when a frightened horse ran away near Crayon and Grayson. The gig struck a telegraph pole, they fell, Mrs Faulkner sustained a head injury and a badly cut right arm. They were carried to their home for care after a brief concussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreiss and
Wyonlog Dtrests
July Fourth Ride Honors Strict Road Rules
A man on a horse rode through an Albino plaza yesterday afternoon in festive Fourth of July spirit. The horse instinctively kept to the right, while passersby noted the rider’s adherence to the rule of the road as they witnessed the ceremonial journey home.
Bicycle Tournament at Karrville Draws Local Riders
A bicycle tournament is set for Pinca at Karrville today with Socki wheelmen joining the event. Among the participants is a party of Emil Koe nig Tony Hutzler Ed Dietrich and Joan Dietrich who aim to win prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karrville
Messrs
Emil Koenig
Tony Hutzler
Joan Dietrich
Mason Street School Addition Bid Accepted
Mason Street School city board approved the bid of I Bann Iman to build a brick addition at a contract price of 4600 dollars. Construction starts at once and the structure is planned for substantial capacity with occupancy ready in two months per architect Quea atornded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lis
I. Bann Iman
Mason Street
Quea
Bereaved Family Mourns Wicksture Man Stephen Flood
Stephen Flood of Wicksture Arles died at the city hospital yesterday morning of consumption. He was a Catholic Knights of America member who came for his health. Dr Glavin and Mr Koch attended. He suffered five hemorrhages before death. He leaves a wife and three young children. He worked at a railway palat shop in Vicksburg and was expected to return to work tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Flood
Wicksture
Arles
Catholic Knights of America
Bia Health
Glavin
Koch
Vicksburg
Loftan
Westminster Feagurs Union Formed At First Presbyterian
A Central union of Westminster feagurs in the city formed at First Presbyterian church Friday night with officers including President Wigging Secretary Norton and Treasurer War Ton A committee was named to draft by laws and guide the new union through the fall season
West End Notes Fourth of July in West End
West End notes describe a bright Fourth of July with firecrackers and noise, local gatherings at Springs and Rivarside Park, and boat and tram excursions. Citizens report good times ahead, with many families traveling, new construction projects, and public works including a parsonage and residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Esp
West Endord
Old Sol
Rivarsida Park
Boas Pass
Hays
Mr. Zeigler
Guadalupe
Familly
Rockport
Ma. Moore
Mystery Deepens in Henry Veyssier Death Inquiry
The death of Henry Veyssier, a Frenchman, remains a mystery after evidence questioning whether it was suicide. Brother George Veyssier testified about the couple’s close relation with Marie Joral and financial requests before the incident, while Augusta Borel described drinking and concern over a neighbor’s daughter as factors in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aosd
Thenry Veyssier
Atabay
West Commerce Straat
Olghy
George Veyssier
Deed
Henry Com
Cormar Jones
Marie Joral
Mra
Borel
Shin
Mexico
Augusta Borel
Helgbor
Tod
Inquest Tomorrow as Woman Testifies in Mexico Love Case
Coroner Jones will conclude the inquest tomorrow with Miss Horel expected to testify. The deceased lies in the Mason fecemstarz vault as relatives seek details. An elderly gentleman seeks an furnished room with no boarding nearby at Daily Liesr 7326.
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Mexico
Blassave
Jones
Miss Horel
Tos Romaina
Wera
Daily Liesr
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Oxford
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St Commerce Street
Wanes Tel
Tha Lake Oon- Wil
Joiss
Qosexsviez
Trappist Brotherhood
Gapstory
Io Austris
Tan Trappis
Rav
Lathar
Lizeliceeasor
Vyo Suen
Diacesan Seminary
J. BE. King
Lexak Ayreil
Shapson 2d
Veith
Mapstein
Volbrecht
Thiele
Epstein
Franco
Kuonard
Teegzentz
Kenoard
Volorecht
Eps
M. A. Bindstes
Franklin Forks
Colle
Brest
Windsley
Chamberlain
FF & Marx
Marmoth
Go Lonsdale
Lonsdale
Isesesateseseed
Aseng
Romgtoisa
M. Wice
Estee
Oulard
Dresden
Fanand
Msreesesesesese5ehah
Sgese
Mason Street School
West End
Southern Methodist Church
Tallege
Fra
Aia
Possetck
Rev
FA. Smith
J. Collar
Arca
Peebles Saultarivin
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