Loeffler Will Not Take Place In San Antonio
San Antonio freight agent Loeffler, recently returning from New Orleans, declines a move to become chief clerk in the Sangel Route office. He cites heat and mosquitoes as reasons, says he will remain in San Antonio, and notes several ex-San Antonio railroad men in New Orleans connections.
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San Antonio
Hubert A. Loeffler
Sangel
New Orleans
Charles Farrey
Gerk
Mr. Loeffler
Old Town
M Pubey
Loeffler
San Antono
San Antonio Railroad
New Oreans
Charles B. A Woodall
Rale
Soulier Pacific
Morgat’s Law and Tevas Line
St Alpiers
Ue Moore
Clef
BL Cushing
Genera Siperintendent
Ihe Ompany
Winkle Hopks Arkinar
Ratl
Real Estate Transfers in various Texas counties and towns
Real estate transfers list numerous parcels and names including Weber, Jémees, Mae Welle, Margaret Clark, A. Mahon, Theresa Renayer, Mary Heden, Maria Heder Baker, Ant 1 block 16 orange, Davenport, Ward, Anderson, and others. Transfers cover properties on Centre Street, Halliday Avenue, Oakiverts Creek, Dinetreet, and Wyoming Commerce streets with amounts ranging from 200 to 5200.60 dollars and multiple county mentions such as Bexar Nueces and Welch.
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Rathering Weber
Thomas J. Jémees
Com Ay Clhajo
FING
Joe D
Vrnvavidiaty Amel Oth Tolle
Centre
A. Mahon
Tel Pbt Co
Margaret Clark
Bexar Eon
Oakiverts Creek
Lodi Road
Yerrell
Mary Heden
Maria Heder Baker
A.D. Prank
New York County
Mary Heder
Bexar County
Orange
Beeoy Jerenian
Welch County
Davenport
Texar County
Bi Pasn
Arsenal Stremt
John Lod
Neueck County
Jas
Anderson
Anderson TN
John Tos
The Man Behind The Pills
A brief teaser notes a Saturday feature on a figure connected to pills, prompting readers to see the upcoming issue for full details and context.
A Wonderful Escape from a Falling Scaffold
Silas Brown, a laborer at the Hogheehoa site in Hillsboro, fell from scaffolding about twenty five feet to the ground while carrying a barrow full of bricks. He escaped serious injury, suffering only minor bruises despite the fall and a close call with the telegraph pole.
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Hillsboro
Vox
Silas Brown
H Nogin
Hogheehoa
May electrify Texas Midland railway expansion plan
A Texas Midland proposal seeks converting 124 miles of track from Paris to Ennis to a third-rail electric system this fall. It would not make the line a trolley but would allow some street operation with safeguards, aiming for a 20 percent operating saving. The project costs exceed a million dollars, offset by selling steam locomotives, and the railroad would remain independently operated for freight.
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IL R. Crven
Texas Midland
Paris
Ennis
Green
Seh Stein
M Ras
Hsrtgul
Deserves To Succeed, Company Announces Delayed Move
A Louisville insurer, named Thier-Sonheen Insuiruiar Gon pany, unveils plans to shift operations to New York City while touted as a strategic relocation. Officers reportedly pledge a smoother leadership transition and a stronger regional presence amid internal restructuring.
Ambassador Wright Hailed In Farewell Audience At Palace
Like Eo Wright the American ambassador, he was received in a farewell audience today by the emperor. Mrs Wright and their daughter accompanied him to the palace as he prepared to depart. Successor Thomas d Titlen, formerly minister to Denmark, is named to Tokio post.
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Plake Wright
Eo Wright
Wmmvassador
Wright
Willace
Ambassador Wright
B. Wright
Tokio
Thomas d Titlen
Bnt
Denmark
Switchman Killed on Galveston Wharf Tracks
Tulin Owens a switchman was killed instantly by moving cars on the Galveston wharves. His body was found along the track after the incident. The report notes his single status and the immediacy of the fatal event. Several other brief notes follow about local incidents, including fights, a public petition, and infrastructural plans in nearby towns.
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Galveston
Tex
Tulin Owens
Wes Mt
Guy
Magle Pass
Dan Proel
Healil Oiicet Lai
Sherifé Etter Iliad
Ex Slaves Victory in New York Court Case Ruling
In New York an elderly ex slave, Zliriage Cooper aged seventy, will continue to receive £100 annually from the Cooper estate in Columbia Mounts Neha. The ruling follows two years ago when the old judge granted support. the estate, valued at £2,000, faced settlement with heirs and the former slaves. The decision preserves support for Cooper and his sisters, as the family remains bound to the former master through the estate.
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New York
Supreme Court
Zliriage Cooper
Cooper
Columbia
Mounts Neha
Leoper
Valnad
Shiva
FILE CHARTERS Pupvial to The Light Aislin Tex July 12
The following charters have been filed including Bexar WETNC EON COMPANY capital 20000 with officers Pinglman W G Jno R Higgins C X Gutnell Porieh Siler Lilahier company exp keld 100 6M Incorporation N Petrich Loms Sawer TR J Boyle the Praternal holding company of San Antonio filed certificate of increased capital stock Trim 80000 for 40000
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Pupvial
Aislin
Tex
Bexar Wetnc Eon Company
Capital
Vnorstlors
GT. Pinglman
W. G
Ouida Lived in Poverty in Italy Report Says
Florence Daily Mail correspondent prints lengthy details of writer Ouida, once famed as the lady of the dogs, now in penury in Italy. The piece recounts a costly banquet for dogs, rent disputes, shifts between hotels and cottages, and eventual withdrawal to a humble villa near Massarosa after years of financial decline.
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Teton
Florence
Daily Mail
Italy
Lacoa
Shi
Yidvesista
ooLstt Onder Gees
Mather
Vieloch
Ouida
Massarosa
Miles
Mutual Glos ses Office Quits San Antonio Insurance
The San Antonio office of a mutual life insurance company closed yesterday and the agency is no longer represented in the state. A collecting agency opens at 107 Camp Street, New Orleans to handle Texas business. Maj D. Z. Gillette will head the new agency. Gna Hodet becomes cashier.
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Big Life Insurance Company
San Antonio
San Atstonto
Mw Fieltite Insurance
Jook
Maj D. Z. Gillette
Fiym
Chamberlain and Gillette
Dallas
Tam New
Gna
Tate 5 Ohne
Che Enping
Fins
New Orleans Ag
Rails to Stop Wrecks Amid Steel Rail Dispute
New York July 2 The order for 40 000 tons of stern rails to the Bellehem Blues Co highlights a long standing dispute between rail manufacturers and railroads over quality. Contracts from Atchison and Lackawanna demand stricter specs with 25 percent ingot discard and sulfur under .04 percent. Top trimming to remove gas induced steel adds cost. Atchison ordered 80 000 tons and Lackawanna 10 000 tons.
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New York
Stern
Buillehem Blues Company
Lme
Jmanufacturers
Rails
Valle Toads
Bern
Atchison
Local CORPUS CHRISTI notices and weddings
Corpus Christi July notices report small attendance at Caypus Normal examinations. Miss May Mila Dreyer wed Francis Thomas Clark of YouRum at St. Patrick's church with several attendants. Miss Loria Jenus married Marshall Spoonts of Fort Worth at the Jones home with a large guest list. The couple left for a northern trip after the ceremony aboard Spoonts' special.
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Elte
Gertrude Dreyer
Mess All Riggle
Jos
A. Downey
G. H. Gay
Fshers
Francis Blosaman
Yoakam
W. W. Jones
Loria Jenus
Marshall Spoonts
Mort Worth
Joseph
Frannis Mossman
Spoonts
Widge M.A. Spoonts
Alc. Jonas
Beeville
Tage
M.A
Unclear fragmentary text on rights event and address
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a woman’s rights topic and an address by Milburn Dros, with references to Solent and Houston. The readable content is disjointed and lacks coherent events or dates.
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Milburn Dros
Solent
Cor
Ier
Houston
Funeral for Officer Busch Draws Wide CITY Attention
Attired in uniform, Officer Busch lay in state at 221 East Commerce Street as hundreds viewed the face of a beloved peace officer. The 4 PM funeral featured a patrol squad leading the cortege, Siemering Lodge proceedings, and prayers at the grave. Mayor Callaghan, the city council, and Police Chief Gut Manermann attended. Floral tributes included a large police pillow from the department.
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Hent Carl Busch
Commerce Street
Dad Font
Siemering Lodge
Af Hermann Sons
Charles Huhdert
Callaghin
Fly Council
Gut Manermann
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Chick Cirk
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Aciector
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Woo
Moveiil
Ile Yoakum
Fonda Lay Do
Trazos Valley
Teague
Tom Boyle
Wuisketaat
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Ap ‘Hr
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Wilson
Trey Firth Catton Bolt
Henlangrties
Naily
Bo F. Cinovhs
Amd Westeen Pangee
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Ah. Pemporary
Hepa
Mir
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Alamo
Baroy Mall
Lone Star Brewing Go
Mikado Dinesu
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Fort, Vuelti
Midkey
San Antonian
del Rio
del Mth
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G. Bedell Moore
Cipil
Val Verde Rrigation Company
Fn Sient Trasday
Thte
el Pass
Lan Holiday
Tdesen
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Weing Stra
Armand
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Moyion
Tia de
Fitaily
Darna
Uvalde
Usalda Mann
Roeville Steam Laundry
Roeville
Dily
Ammo
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Asles Mugelty
Die Town Waste
Une Wa
Victoria
Wex
Stonet
Tax Cullentor
Jie Selina Shennan
Dacause
Delf Willer
Pexas
Baton Rouge
Mts
Howie Lon
Texas & Pacific
Louis Dann
Tae Kanerhak
Iowa
Austin
Texas
TeAuplenton
Turkers Liles
Association of Nedlolnes
Megsendorfor
Weber
Ats
Inera Conservativn
Aaron Frank Clothing Co
Moore
Quida
Mutual Glosses Office
Pat
Lippinenti
George A. Gordon
of South Church
Boston
Willy Trishman
Adallasion
St. Peter
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Liatiga Tuotter
Jena
Women's Rights
Busch
Chicago News
Bexar Drug CO
Cot
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