Schumacher to Seattle for Eagles grand lodge
William T. Schumacher will depart Yonight for Seattle Washington to attend the grand eagle session. He serves on grievances and appeals and will help prepare his committee’s report before opening. He chairs the Texas and southwestern delegations during the event and may back B S Monihan for Philadelphia grand president.
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William 'T. Schumacher
Seattle
Wash
Eagles
Schumacher
Texas
Southwestern
Erie
Eagilea
Schuacher
San Antonio Aeria
Aerte
B. S. Monihan
Philadelphia
Theodore Bell
California
Rodge Meetings Tonight And Tomorrow Across Lodges
Reading of the events shows Unity lodge No 36 at Pythian hall tonight and Division No 76 meeting in Pythian hall tomorrow afternoon. Davy Grockett lodge No 145 B of L will gather at Murray's hall.
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Bertardo Reyes
Ee Unity
Knighta
Pythias
Pythian Hall
C. R
Davy Grockett Lodge
Fi Murray
Doctors Lax On Death Causes Prompt Board Action
Physicians in San Antonio report nine cases of death cause misreporting. The board of health debated tightening reporting, plan to issue a circular to physicians, and consider city council tree trimming and sanitary inspection enforcement.�
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San Antonio
Boery’ of Health
Health Department
Board of Health
Plty
E. Hertzberg
Theodore Anderson
Willary Herpel
L. Marks
CM Uhl
D. Barults
D. Barkey
Local business groups plan fight over freight rate rise
The San Antonio Jobbers' and Men's club consider action against freight increases. A legal representative will confer with the Business Men's club to present the case to the railroad commission. The commission meets at El Paso on September 3, with local interests likely to offer representations. A committee meeting will soon set out to prepare a concise local brief for the commission.
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San Antonio
Leagie
Legets
Railroad ‘Commission
EL Paso
Prisoner releases in Constantinople stir political tension
Constantinople reports the release of 980 ordinary criminals from the central prison on palace orders, seen as a sign of palace interference and a Black Band plot to incite disorder. A delegation of Young Turks and journalists protested to the grand vizier. Ki am Pasha is said to have resigned, with Said Pasha looming. The Adrianople military commander has been dismissed by the Young Turks.
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Constantinople
Kiam Pasha
Said Pasha
Chiet
Adrianople
Young Turks
Hotel Knickerbocker Sets Stage At Broadway NY
In New York the Hotel Knickerbocker at Broadway and 42nd Street becomes the hub of city theaters social events and lively gaiety with the heart of the social scene centered there.
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New York
Knickerbocker
Broadway
42Nd Street
Ite
Prohibition Party Plans Pay Per Listen Scheme
Quivago UK July 31 A unique plan demands 24 cents per listener to hear speakers as the Prohibition National Committee promotes its campaign into November. Eugene Chain, the prohibition candidate for president, devised the scheme to fund party activities, betting on steady turnouts to keep their meetings filled.
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Quivago
Volers
National Committee
Eugene Chain
Prohibition
National ‘ Committee
X Campaign
Soldiers Battle With Negroes In Rehoboth Night
In Rehoboth Delaware on July 31 state militia encamped near the town while a crowd of negroes nearby engaged in a riot. One soldier suffered a fractured skull and more than a score of negros were injured. Governor Lex sent 30 soldiers to arrest the rioters and dispatches to pacify the enraged troops.
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Rehoboth
Del
Lex
Goods stolen in Dallas recovered in Italian store
A car load of goods stolen from Dallas yards was recovered last night in an Italian store. Several arrests of negroes were made and the storekeeper charged with receiving stolen property.
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Dallas
Tex
Og Cotton Bel
Storm Delays Southern Pacific Train No 9 at Houston
A heavy storm at Jannings Lay caused a delay to Southern Pacific train No 9 from New Orleans. The first section failed to arrive near noon, with the Houston train held for the New Orleans service and heading west shortly after.
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Jannings, Lay
Case & Delay
Southern Pacific Privenser
New Orleans
Houston Old Cane
Houston
Four Fires Reported in 24 Hours City Record
Fire department busy as four blazes marked a 24 hour record with two incidents yesterday afternoon and two earlier. Total damage about 500 dollars with insurers covering around 100. The first call went to 024 North Gonal Street after 3 pm to Adgling Jones residence where a furnace caused a fire. Damage estimated at 250 with 50 insured. The second alarm came from 910 North Comal Street about half an hour later.
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Tosa
Insimnnac
Adgling Jones
North Gonal Street
Renaelarron Furnace
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