Ill-Fated collision near track and trolley pole incident
A confusing report describes a near collision on a city street between an electric car and another vehicle, with passengers and bystanders reacting as the trolley pole incident unfolds. Separate items note fishermen’s finds, a large sea serpent exhibit, and scientific curiosity about a mysterious fish similar to a snake, with speculation on classification and digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrigum
Harrison
Beauila
Giont Street
Revolutionary War records access debate at state level
A fragmented report describes tensions over access to muster rolls and revolutionary data held by New York state and federal authorities. It notes disputes about copying rights, printer involvement, and the impact on national history records amid unrest and a penitentiary scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Morton
Recorda
Washington
Tervolis
New York
Mexico City Letter Guests Describe Diaz Re-Election Support
Special Correspondent reports visitors in Mexico City praising Porfirio Diaz for a anticipated four year term. He is portrayed as courteous yet firm, guiding reform, attracting foreign investment, and earning broad support from locals and expatriates. The piece notes labor migration to Guatemala, US tax ideas, and celebrations surrounding Hidalgo’s legacy with limited public festivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Mexico
Ugs
Vresnenk Ding
Diazade
Ding
Linn
Cleveland
Ford
Diaz
Thc
Providence
Rayroad Construction
Guaiawala
Guatemala
J. I. Devale
Vera Crux
Duyerte Barrios
Yuru
Rand
Asc Kinley
Mexico
America
McKinley
Blaine
Iather Hidalgo
Spain
Ts Ke Washington
Tla
Clibmahna
Jold Caston
San DopHlge
Peays
Turbulent Campaign Gloom Looms Over County Race
The county campaign appears fractured with candidates from several parties. Voters face clashes over reform, business interests, and finance as factions rally for city posts, mayoral slate, and statewide notes. The county convention looms as debates sharpen and backers push for straight party lines.
Unsigned Fragments Sparkling With Quips and Oddities
A garbled Texas newspaper snippet surveys a collage of curiosities. It mentions goats in San Francisco, a ballet girl described oddly, and a jab at editors marrying actresses. It notes a proverb about a man who neglects advertising and hints at the Prince of Wales in Paris with green gloves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
San Francisco
Chicago
Russel Sage
Prince of Wales
Paris
San Antonio
Local Notables and Political Banter Crowd Social Scene
A colorful column recalls social visits and talk of politics with figures like Rev. E. B. King and Mrs. Cain visiting San Antonio society. It notes hotel stays, church sermons, and assorted remarks on local candidates, parties, and election moods amid witty asides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinden
Dulusie Copeland
Eagie
Chartie Barnes
Charlie Degen
Caufield
Beong
E. B. King
First Baptist Church
J.M. Cain
San Autonio
Union Evangelical Church
Twaa
Nui
Bliem
Jardin
Ehurel
J. W. Butler
Mayo Rhorés
San Antonio
J. G. Breeding
Leon
Carrie Breeding
Durango
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Theix Stary. & Stosh
Toad’s Canal
Puget F
Injurica
Fish Commission
The
State University
Gor
Kmation
Rhett
Rush
Feeho Syero
Siowx
Pine Ridge
Nla
Indvi J
Burns
City Letter
Dine
Huelge
Elsy
Hbalgo Dolores
National Police
Ildalgo
Amerlcan
Baptist Union
San Anton
Javilin
Shory Snatpers
Anton Schumeher
Zim Merlosky
Luc
Sunintono
Joban Parker
Ed. Dwyer
Plains
Li Tot Yan
Santhtoniy
Bill Bloodling
Tie
Grant
Caney
Bryan
Junge Noonan
Fe Rink
Attonth Contractors
Cary
Cameron B.C
Brants
Commerce Street
Druse
Ike
Yoshun
Tidge Noonan
Noonan
Larmily
Miesleu Garden
Scholz
USA
Congress
Aml
Texpresa
LUPO
PAPUA
Chan
New Jersey
Noah
Hobart
Uncle Sam
Ulan
Jos
Newry
Aberdehn
Linnman
WA Springs
Ian Te Bey Pure
Atipiimi
Liphiica
Lippman
Teloa
Lunman
Betty
Tawtirsn
Ahk Dawanings
Lippman Bros
Lippman’s Block
Savangah, Ga
New Mexico
Arizonta
Southwest Corner
Strand
Galveston,Texas
Henry Umscheid
Crry A&ssessor
City Aan
San Antonio Tex
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