City News From Gata Eagle Lake and More Arrivals
Mrs James Van Riper and daughter Mary depart for Eagle Lake to spend summers with Mrs John Suter. San Antoniano Here and Tuviono Z LaGosse arrive in the city for a months visit from Monteres Mexico. LaCoste active in Monterey real estate reports business in Matterey brisie. Francisca Garcia charged with burglary for stealing chickens. case forwarded to county authorities. International fair seeks more space, per Secretary Vance. Thomas Marachen sails to New York to board the Atrato for the West Indies expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lake
James van Riper
Mary van Riper
John Suter
Afkfordn
San Antoniano
Tuviono Z. LaGosse
San Antonio
Monteres
Mexico
Avaumi
LaCoste
Monterey
Matterey Brisie
Railway talk and court notes fill San Antonio page
Police docket shows light case load with fines for affray involving G W Stevens and Fillian Sutton. Officers recover a brown leather satchel on Alamo Plaza addressed to Mrs R B Garber for identification. News items mention a dance at West End pavilion and a railroad proposal led by Urish Lott with a committee set to obtain definite estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Stevens
4Illian Sutton
R. 2. Garter
Kohr
Alamo Plaza
Amusements at the Lyric and Big Tent Theater
The Lyric features Billy Moore and a slate of acts with comedy writers and vaudeville stars amid shows by Veda, Quenteran, Addison, and Livingston. Big Tent Theater marks record Monday attendance for Cast Adair melodrama with Tomorrow night’s repeat. The Wise Lady comedy to follow with The Four Act play The Wise Lady at MIT.
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Lyric Air Dome
Billy Moore
Addison Lina Livingston
Veda
Quinitarow
Joseph Masseyaritone
106 Performace
Airdome
Tonteh
Quenteran
Equity Pirates
Addison
Livingston
Tom Lancaster
Hacketuce
Pantie
Esketenh
Wheeler and
Rosey
Cyelist
Amusement Plage
Inst
Witners End
Fomr
MIT
Laughale
At Last Chicago Keon Harald Sal Wat
Fragmentary text describes a figure near eleven million dollars and a sigh about past refusals to spend four for an analyst. Names and clearer context are obscured within the OCR mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Keon
Harald
Absolutely Free Pocket Saving Bank Offer at Light Office
An advertisement urges readers to visit the Light office at 10 in the morning to receive a Pocket Savings Bank and 506 The Distinction. The message includes curious commentary about a woman’s intelligence and a casual remark about a listener named Life.
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Pocket Savings Bank
Notable Visitors at Local Hotels and Offices
City guests from multiple states check in at the Menger and Southern hotels including W. Scoth from Washington DC and Mrs C W Marsham with Miss Mitchell Markham from various towns. J R Hamilton arrives from San Angelo and others from Dallas, Albuquerque, and Galveston while businessmen like Jol Purley survey conditions with San Antonio merchants.
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C. WL. Marsham
Mitchel Markham
Menger
W. Gilbert
Dhe Menger
Ilowell
Galveston
Eble
Roger Blain
Ozona
Eiest
Quick Lune Teatime Exchange Captured In Wit
In the Quick Lune a brief互动 shows Walter asking for tea and Custanyes retorting with a sharp aside about Lea, reflecting playful, small town banter in a weekly note. The exchange captures character traits through a casual, clipped dialogue.
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Igtper's Weekly
Walter
Lea
Local Society Notes and Upcoming Visits in Town
Sunday editor duties require teaching before noon Saturday. Signed contributions needed. Miss Leola Pearson visits Miss Louis Wallers. Miss Louise Batnlay visiting Miles Dollie Bell Rinheyford in Austin. Miss Grace Syrers heads to Rocheport. Mrs. Perry to Stephenville. girls plan a riding club ride and picnic next week. Ben Syers to visit on the eighteenth. Antoinette Harwood plans a Gonzales visit. Raymond Slazel travels to Corpus Christi. Tr. and Mrs. Aleks host summer visitors. Will Devine to Corpus Christi for a visit with sister Mrs. Francis Clark. Invitations not yet issued for Miss pile Haach wedding to Mr. John A. Fonynier at St Mary’s. Mrs. Burlon and children visiting. Mr. Talon moves to Me headquarters in Tunis. Mrs. Adolf Liegash entertains guests at home 102 Henrietta. A large gathering at the Rechel home with many attendees and prizes awarded. Local ad notes: old sacks bought, 210 South Street. New phone 181.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Batnlay
Miles Dollie Bell Rinheyford
Austin
R. 4
Gresham
Miller
Gonzales
Grace Syrers
Rocheport
Bank Cashier Guilty Of Embezzling Funds
A Canton National Bank cashier named Griger was found guilty of abstracting andfraud from bank funds. The sentence was suspended pending a motion for a new trial. The prose includes a long, unrelated monologue about fishing and storytelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slohe
Griger
Nationa Hanke
Wis
Railroad merger rumors swirl over Mexican rail lines
News from railroad circles centers on a decree allowing a Mexican company to absorb the Mexican Central and Mexican National railways. The change is not imminent. key executives and board positions are discussed, with E. O. Brown named as executive president of the merger system. Local actions include Texas court battles over the Cotton Belt’s Tyler offices, and staff movements across major lines like the Frisco and International & Great Northern as travels and job shifts are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexican Central and
Mexican National Railways
Mie Man Herali
His Lo
Willsa JL
Mer Faa
E.on. Brown
National Railroart Company of Mexico
The Man Behind The Pills And A Railroad Expansion
A fragment notes Southern Pacific workers enlarging terminals and removing several houses on railroad property. It then references Blackburn's Castor Oil Pills praised as a taste-free remedy, offered by the Bexar Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Blackburn
Bexar Drug Co
Jockey Ben Hardy Dies in California Arrival
Ben B. Hardy a twenty two year old jockey formerly of California died at Sua Barrera street yesterday afternoon from ynumanuiry troubles. Funeral to be held this afternoon and burial at the city cemetery No b. Antonio Chapa father of P. A. Chas pit of this city died yesterday in Monterey Mexico at age sixty seven. He served with gallantry in the Megleta service during the French war and was commissioned as Mentenant for bravery on several battle fields. The funeral will be held today and the Chapa Drug store at West Commerce Isurcel and Market Plate is closed in his memory. Survived by nine sons and four daughters.
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Ben B. Hardy
Ben Th. Mardy
California
Sua Barrera
Street
Lwid
Clty
No. B
Antonio Chapa
P. A. Chaspit
Nia
Market Plate
Mh Chapa
Fragmentary 19th century text on voting and pension dialogue
Fragmentary dialogue discusses women's suffrage, deprivation, and a pension. The garbled lines mention a firm placing someone on a pension and an anticipation of an annual vacation. Names, dates, and clear facts are not recoverable.
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Supreme Court of
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James B. Marrow
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Charles Fame
International & Great Northorn
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