RAYS OF LIGHT AND CITY HAPPENINGS IN SAN ANTONIO
San Antonio items report two races at San Pedro springs and a broom drill by the young ladies at Turner hall tonight. Other notes include a visit of Louis Seckel from J Ronse & Co and a parade in honor of Decoration Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro Springs
Edmund’s Grove
Temple Beth el
A. Zilian’s
Commerce
Alamo Streets
Broom Brigade
Turner Hall
Louis Seckel
J. Ronse & Co
St. Louis
Sam T. Cushing
United States
Workingman’s Bank
Ilouston
Alamo Plaza
Turner Ball
Louis Berg
Acequia
Romana
Knights of Pythias
Austin
San Antonio Rifles
R. N. Russell's
Houston St
Military Plaza
Plaza
M. Lindner
Angel Hernandez
Belknap Rifles
Alfred Cooper
San Antonio Street Railway Co
Dallas Street
Committee On
Wells, Fargo & Co
Wells,Fargo & Co
Commerce Street
San Antonio and Aransas Pass
Charles Hart
Emile Biesenbach
Steves- Martin
Tobin
Cresson
Fran Reynolds
San Antonio and
Aransas Pass
John Campbell
First Presbyterian Church
I. and G. N. Road
Laredo
Fashion Theatre
San Pedro
Licar
James P. Hickman
Notable Visitors and Residents Gather at Local Hotels
A string of notable figures including Mrs. Geo Reisinger of Bandera and Dr. J G Hendrick of Kentucky stay at the Central and Southern. Hon W T Merriwether of Pearsall and stockman Captain Ross Irvin are among guests at the Southern while A C Piper of Uvalde and Alfred Straub of Baden visit the city. Numerous merchants, stock raisers, and travelers from Roma, Pleasanton, Medina, Cobella, San Antonio, and beyond are listed as arrivals at the St Leonard and Maverick hotels with business, travel, and social interests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Yates
Pleasanton
St. Leonard
Alfred Straub
Baden
A. R. Masterson
Medina County
L. O. Dargan
Cobella
San Antonio
Antonio
Rafael Martinez
Roma
Tex
Alderman Hambleton
New Orleans
Norbert von Ormay
Texas
R. Rice
Opera Glass
Galveston
Menger
W. A. Beatty
Kansas City
H. D. Gohlman
H. Hickenlooper
R. Qualthough
Houston
R. F. Hugan
L. Frosnaud
St. Louis
N. H. Burnham
H. J. Heaste Fy Copeland
W. E. Fithion
E. W. Atkins
M. P. Martin
Burglary Attempt at Marquart’s Boot Store on Soledad Street
About 5 o clock this morning an attempt to burglarize Marquart's boot store on Soledad street was thwarted when a rear entry was forced and a door panel removed. Officer Bollinger confronted the intruder in the White Elephant saloon yard. the burglar refused to surrender and escaped after a shot was fired. District court filings include Roblin vs Zapata over disputed title and Contragel vs Struve on notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maruart
Soledad Street
Bollinger
White Elephant
Hart & Bond
Marquart’s Yard
Yen
John M. Roblin
Jesus Zapata
Victor Hugo Topic Draws Audience at Society Meeting
At the weekly Literary and Scientific Society gathering yesterday evening an engaging address on Victor Hugo and His Works was delivered by Dr. Favre and Mr. Prelat. Attendance continues to rise as interest grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary and Scientific Society
Victor Hugo
Favre
Prelat
Fire Company 2 Promotes July Celebration Plans
The committee from Fire Company No 2 Soncette of Messrs Charles Degen Sr G D Roemer and William Hoefling Jr will confer with other city fire companies about a Fourth of July celebration and are building business interest to assure the event.
Local marriages granted licenses and huge Haley clip bought
John L. Moreau received a marriage license from County Clerk Smith to wed A M A Liebe. Pomuceno Arocha gained license to marry Marciala Castillo. Edward Stapper seeks permission to wed Dora Radeleff, and Francisco Juares obtained state permission to wed Concepcion De Avila. The Haley clip of 280 bags from Presidio county sold privately to Colonel John Owen. Wool market remains easy with prices fair and 80 bales sold. buyers returning for supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Moreau
Smith
A.M. A. Liebe
Pomuceno Arocha
Marciala Castillo
Edward Stapper
Dora Radeleff
Francisco Juares
Senorita Concepcion de Avila
Haley
Presidio County
San Antonio
John Owen
Recorder Court Violations Highlight Sanitary Case and Drunkenness
In Recorder's Court Mrs. Paschal faces a sanitary ordinance charge while lashing at officers as bullies. Officers Maes and Ryman clash with Maesch and Hollingmann over a disturbance. Others, including McLinchey, Ulrich, and R. Scott, are fined or cited for drunkenness or property offenses. Continued for further testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holligmann
Brown
Maese
Roberts
McLinchey
Joseph Ulrich
R. Scott
Kid Stevens
Trake
Braden
HL Kampmann
The Cattle Queen of the South Returns in Dallas
A glamorous South woman trader and cattle magnate, owner of diamonds worth over 100000, travels incognito at a San Antonio hotel and conducts costly dress purchases in the city. Report notes her vast wealth, divorce from a prominent merchant, and widespread interest in her movements. Her hotel stay and shopping spree spark local curiosity about her return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
South
State News From Texas Across A Variety Of Local Topics
Reports from Austin to Galveston and Fort Worth cover crops notes seed prices and weather. Crops blown down in Hill county and wheat in Midlothian. fig and peach markets cited. a new Fort Worth military company formed and Houston streetcar lines planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tyler
Cherokee County
Overton
Midlothian
Hill County
Fort Worth
Houston
J. McGhee
Caddo Peak
Galveston
Terrell
Kansas
Gulf
Marshall
Antoine Reddick
George Holland
Andrew Hedges
Waco
Santa Fe
Lampasas
Brownsville
Brazos
Ibarne
Methodist Church
Weatherford
Palestine
Beaumont
Orange
Copperas Grove
Langtry
Southern Pacific
Wolfson plans expansion and cost sale at his bazaar
L Wolfson announces a large sale to clear stock as he begins removing walls to enlarge his establishment. Carpets furniture and all departments will be sold at strictly cost prices to make way for carpenters and masons. The sale includes clothing dry goods and more across the Wolfson bazaar in Houston Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Cohen
L. Wolfson
Wolfson’s
Wolfson’s Bazaar
Home Enterprise
J. P. Condon
Nacogdocnes Street
Houston and
Crockett
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Light
Centennial
Jowett’s
Jewett
Paul Wagner
Carter & Mullaly
Undertakers
New York
Europe
W.J. Young
Mallory Line
West Commerce St
West Houston St
W.J. Dargan
Alamo Street
San Pedro Springs Park
J. Riley
T. Scott
Bill Little
Nance
Jocko
Emmanuel Abrahams
Turner Picnic
Edmund's Place
Wilhelm Ruppertsberg
Ludwig Shnoke
W. Ruppertsberg
Fritze
Scholz
Sunset Round House
Government Depot
Bagnio No. 110
Ceese
Recorder's Court
SAN Antonio Mashers
State News
Central
Chappell Hill
Archie Gibson
Bremond
Charley Philips
Henry Stewart
Philips
Stewart
Crain
Cuero Star
G. Grover
Texas and Pacific Railroad Company
Houston Street
L. J. Wence
Maverick
Avaant
A. M. Cohen’s
Main Plaza
Morel
North Street
Alamo
F. Pasche
R. H. Russell
Ow York
R. H. Russell’s
Morley
F. Kalteyer & Son
Crna Springs
Morley Bros
J. M. Wust & Co
Courthouse
Friedrich
Jduilding
Ing Health
AN Antonio
North
Flores Street
City
A. R. Harvey
Pre Hasing
Mons
Saml
T. Cushing
Calcasieu Lumber Yard
Sunset Railroad
Calcasieu Parish
SAN Antonio Lumber CO
Dow Beter Park
James P. Hickman, JR
Gregory& Cos
China Hall
Carse
Victoria
Lonsdale
G. B. Franks Alamo Store
Breeding
Dalling Block
A.M. Cohen’s
Rice & Dallas
West
West Commerce Street
Raf
Bucklen
Rice Bros
Kalteyer & Son
Otto Bergstrom
T. M. Gray
Bergstrom & Gray
Blum Street
Menger Hotel
L. Garza
Savings Bank
Kent
Presiden
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