Dance and court notes mix in small town transfers
Fragmented report shows Henry Searharongl a white Indian allegedly connected with burglary at Digon's grocery store and transferred to county court. Nearby items mention a club invitation dance, Artze music, and election chatter at the event. Also notes Saul Dalkowitz heading to New York for doll goods and a Bismarck gathering with seafood talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Searharongl
Digon
Stast
Olive Phreete
Shareday Tight
Ha County
Thea Artze
Saul Dalkowitz
Dalkoavits Bros
Late Personal Notices At Alamo and Bexar Hotels
Late personals list guests at San Antonio hotels including Urwits G Ragedala at the Alamo, C W Brooks of Corpus Christi, Richardson and wife of Carls Springs at the Bexar, and W W Sands and wife of Corpus Christi at the Bexar.
Cuban election signals potential Cuban prosperity or trouble
Senor Arguell, a Havana banker in New York, says Cuba’s July elections will mark a turning point for the island. He notes three presidential candidates General Miguel Gomez Alfredo Zayas and General Maria Menocal with Gomez seen strongest in rural areas. He warns insurrection possible if Zayas wins and US control is withdrawn, as revolutions old leaders back Gomez. U.S. fate and Cuban prospects depend on the vote while Wall Street monitors the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Senor Arguell
Havana
Cuba
Miguel Gomez
Alfredo Zayas
Gomez
Zayas
Maria Menocal
Gomes
de Sert
Revolutiodars Party
United States
Mascon
Jia
Anistazing The Lyric Neon Show Tonight in Town
Tonight the Lyric theater hosts a varied bill headlined by William Kennedy a lightning change artist and eno shouter with the Khyee musical Caseys plus Zelda Co and Fulton novelty acts. Tomorrow's lineup includes a new bill operatic act and moving pictures as the venue promises a packed evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kennedy
Eno
Leonard
Phillips
Caseys
Zelda & Co.y
Fulton
Yupeler
Dean
Bloomda
Funeral Notice for Mrs. Mary M. Battaglia of San Antonio
Mrs. Mary M. Battaglia wife of Mr V Battaglia aged 31 dies in San Antonio Texas at 6 o clock p m July 24 1908 Funeral from 406 Turenart Street tomorrow Sunday July 26 at 430 p m Friends invited to attend Interment in city cemetery No te
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Sattaligia
San Antonio
Tex
Mary M. Battagiia
V. Battaglia
Mace
Tiruenart Street
Jn City Cemetery No
Griffin Takes Insurance Agency in Southwest Texas
H.O. Grime, recently city passenger and connected with MX and T R in San Antonio, joins T. F. Jones to take over the Griffin agency for Hartford Safer Insurance in Southwest Texas. The new firm will operate from the Moore building with Griffin’s local prominence expected to spark strong early activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.O. Grime
T. R
San Antonio
Hay
T. F
Texas
Hartford Tafe Insurances Company
Moore Building
Griffin
Property Auction Notice From Local Office
Wew Sutherland Springs and retin next Sunday. Go dawn find select your lots. You can't afford to mise his ope portant, it cleans money to you. Call up office and we will have one of our daleamey Gulatad give yow why information yor plosive about the propety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland
Springs
Roosevelt Stands Firm On Standard Oil Prosecution
Chicago reports President Roosevelt will push the Standard Oil case again after a lower court reversal. Agencies discuss certiorari and rehearing to seek the large $29,240,000 fine, with Attorney General Bonaparte and Kellogg coordinating the steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roosevel
Standard Oil
Istrict
Sims
Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
United States Court of Appeals
Sits
J. M. Wilkerson
Harry 4. Parkin
Bonaparte
Bureau of Fuatten
Frank B. Kellogg
Roosevelt
Fe Co
Supreme Court
Quater Bay
United States
Deerein
Ork
Merida
Funeral rites for Dr O Malley noted at St Marys cemetery
Funeral services for Dr O Malley will be held at St Marys cemetery with a cortege from 1219 Gotha Vista. The bearer party includes city officials and local dignitaries. Captain Wain Morris and Judge Malone are noted among recent local deaths, with services and obituaries reflected in San Antonio records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. O'Malley
Funes
O'Malley
St. Mary's Cemetery
Tenry Allie
Gotha Vista
Caroel
Joe O'Malley
Brooklyn
N.Y
Livan Callaphan
William F Bleiler
Albert V. Hath
7. S. Lanitfors
Belgwenkenberg
J. Gunetar
Aniey
Democrats Set Evening Conventions For Delegates
Primary conventions move to 7 30 pm to elect delegates bound for county and state levels. Precinct chairmen appointed by Chairman Bass include Walling Avant Scott Sandoval Carvajal Kronkosky Johnson LeSturgeon Carftwell Bells Gamp Jones Norviss Wash Murphy Tschirhart Lewis Covington Brown Stevens Thr Covington Weber Winley Williams Kingman Bertrand Cassin and others to oversee proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bass
W. W. Walling
A. J. Avant
G. Scott
EB. Sandoval
R. G Carvajal
A. Kronkosky
Runt B. Johnson
G. LeSturgeon
Gen. Carftwell
Bascom Bells
WN. Gamp
B.G. Jones
Wil Norviss
Frank Wash
Thea
C. Murphy
B. P. Tschirhart
Nat Lewis
J. Fentiman
Albert Jonaths
Richard Buckly
Covington
G. G Brown
Pat Stevens
Adolph
P. L. Winley
Williams
L. Theo. Kingman
Chas. Bertrand
Wiliam. Cassin
Former Kinney County Judge Dies in Brackettville
Street scene obituary notes heart disease as the cause of death. He moved to Brackettville with his wife and adopted son for their health. Former county judge of Kinney County, he lived over eight years there and served as vice president of the First State Bank of Brackettville. He once owned the Dixie ranch and other properties. Survived by his widow, adopted son L. E. B. Murphy, and daughter, who were with him when he died. The body was taken to Brackettville for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackeblvne
Kinney County
First State Bank of
Brackettwile
Dixie Ranch
Brackettyile
Weis
Con
L. EB. Murphy
Haughter
Bracwallville
Arkansas Troops Visit the Alamo
The Alamo siege is mentioned as a backdrop as Arkansas troops visit the city. They arrived around 7 o clock by Sap from Leon Springe, toured the town between trains, and left at 9 by J. and G. N. for home. Troops from New Mexico and Tonishina are noted to pass through this village on their way home. Mrs J W Campton and daughter of Carriza Springs visit the New Maverick. T Ty Tanthias is repairing a stove and handling phones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo
Akaneaus
Fis
Brags
Leon Springe
New Mexico
Tonishina
viLar TiVion
J. W. Campton
Carriza Springs, Ara
Ttt
The
New
Maverick
Primary election night in San Antonio recounts and clashes
Report covers Walton and Eisenbach as district race contenders with Newton opponents, and Bass scrambling over missing ballot boxes at Medina schoolhouse. Prohibition vote shown sparse citywide, precinct 4 draws heavy attention with 207 ballots by 1 pm, while officers and deputies enforce rules and observe party clashes amid a heated local contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bass
San Antonio
Vp. m
Prohibition
Volu
Forenson
O Ut
San Pedro Arenues
Coleman
Steve Sandoval
Joe Movin
Partivans
Hotly
Lesnes
Sandovit
Morin
Waterworks artesian well doubles capacity flow
Readers witness a dramatic surge as the Markut sirust Waterworks well increases output from 3.5 million to over 6 million gallons, spouting from a 12 inch pipe at 9 o clock. The enhanced flow tops the region, with another well planned next week. Police report orderly primaries with no major disturbances, officers deployed at polling places, saloons closing early for Sunday, and debates over ballot marking rules in precinct No 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markutsirust
Ysport
Tia
Nolis
Bexar
Certein
Polis
Lobban
W. P. Collbun
Me. Lubban
Campbell Not Ill GovernorCambell Health Cleared
The report claimed Governor Campbell was ill in Texas. A day from Travis County said to be in Palestine, but investigation shows it was an error. Campbell is in Palestine and in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asin
Tex
Amy Zo
Travis
Cambell
Palestine
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Picture Theatres
Alamo Plaza
Palace Moving Picture Show
West Houston Street
Garrick
East
Houston Street
Mwa
Mins Morris
Scheuermeyer’s
Diaz Sisters
Slite Acotel Mane
Jol Fellows’ Glee Club
Alfred Mueller
Theo Artat
Oscar
Brown
Sen
Witle Tanlope
the Bismarck
Barge
Lobert, the Tailor
South Alaud
Seree
Mtecaresing
Gui
F. A
Chapa
Chrenis Diseasce
WEA and
Warman
Conroy
Alrme Plaza
Oftica Henre— Pte Tk mm
Thompson
J. A. Clopton
Exe
Aganc
Teddy
U. S. Supreme Court
Wain MM. Morris
Steener
Eenry
Malone
Mitono
Sears
Nga
Shawn
Weal Ferns
Mod
Deniy
O'Olack
Arkansas
T. Ty Tanthias
Atove
Geo. C. Baker
Florist
East Park Avenue
Central Democratic Atte-Prohibition Club
Central Democratic Anti
Caynie
Georgd Huntrose
HN A. Bitter
Albert Huthe
A. ¥. Walton, Jr
FISK
Anid Atumas
Constanle
Antonio Herrera
Vomzlonone
Sommurs
W.C. Kromger
Advyastisemerst
West End
Lendera
Vauidates
Condlabia
Charles Stevens
Hows Peer
Ag Constant
Ang
Peraay
Wis
Nelson Lylie
Charles Baker
Soliz
Deutschmenn
Fritz Russi
Talur
Willian A. Wrrehach
Pra Cinel
Jararnalion
Tron
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlante, Ga
Dwyer
Charles Shiner
A. B. Menjantsy
Wémund Kempf
Rome
Ben Kiolbagsa
Fortyifth District
Judge Camp
Matermann
Opean
Campbell
the State Bank & Trust CO
East Houston ST
Ontaego
T. McCampbell
Proateamt
Alamo National Bank
Pe Antonio
Taxar Capital
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