Baptisms at Moon and Glenn Streets by church leader
Two individuals Gregory Mandises and his wife were baptized yesterday afternoon in the river at the corner of Moon and Glenn Streets by Elier T. J. Jeit of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. The piece references Math's Garden and mentions schedules on Wednesdays Saturdays and Sundays. Additional notes list stables at 121 128 125 N Flores St and a phone number 198 Phony.
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Gregory Mandises
Uiver
Moon and
Glenn Streets
Elier T. J. Jeit
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Safnte
Hace
Soir
N. Flores St
Phony
Twenty One Years Ago From The Lighting 1886
Fragmentary clipping notes events in San Antonio and nearby towns. Mentions a man from Toba Wilitin ran away near Alamo Street, a health board meeting at the mayor’s office, Lampasas fire plans, Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals meeting at the courthouse, Mendelssohn Singing Society practice, a new monthly amateur paper Eyeshot on streets, a scholar party at Mrs Brady’s residence on San Pedro Ave, Third United States Artillery marching to Lampasas, and Beeville excursion on the Aransas Pass postponed to July 4.
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Toba Wilitin
Boul Alamo
Board of Health
San Antonio
Lampasas
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Toulgl
Court House
Mendelssohn Siging Society
Prac Ue
Eye? T
John Brady
San Pedro Aveive
Third
United States Artillery
Lampasas Taay
Beeville
Aranase Pass
Lady Arthur Grosvenor Gypsy Traveler in England
London reports Lady Arthur Grosvenor sister in law to the Duke of Westminster travels the country in gypsy disguise. She travels with a mobile setup selling baskets frying pan and kettle and plans to write a book about gypsy life. She rises at 6 and cooks breakfast then departs at 8 daily through Oxfordshire.
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London
Jady Arthur Grosvenor
Duke of Westminster
England
Lady Grosvenor
Stie
Oxfordstine
Gould Divorce Halts Howard Gould Alimony Battle
Howard Gould will stay in New York to fight his divorce from Katharine Clemmons, with alimony likely set around 250000 a year. He claims annual income about 400000 from a fortune of 12000000 while Mrs Gould asserts ownership of property pushing income above 1000000, seeking 260000 annual alimony.
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New York
Howard Gault
Katherine Clemmons
Howard Gould
Bardpean
Switzerland
Gouldag
Delaney Nicoll
Gould
Howard Goulds
Book pirates under the ban
Varig reports a new society named Societe des Romanciers Contiers Francais formed by a large group of French authors to defend moral and pecuniary interests abroad. The group aims to protect translations of French works, recruit reliable translators, and secure favorable renderings of titles like Valeta and Cartong Verte. Noted writers listed include Georges Wehinais, Maurice Leblanc, Gdamma Haracourt, H. Rosny, Victor Marguéritte, Jean Julien, Daniel Lesneuy, and Marcel Provost.
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Varig
Lettera
Societe Des Romanciers Conteirs Francais
M. Georges Wecanils
Valeta
Cartong Verte
Maurice Leblanc
M. Gdmmaod Haracourt
H. Rosny
Victor Marguéritte
Jean Julien
Daniel Lesneuy
Marcel Provost
Thieves Form Trust to Loot Thieves Forms Trust
Rome reports an international brigand association uncovered by police. Two leaders in custody, documents show branches in America. The group operated in Selly and is linked to accomplices in America. Investigators seek to arrest more suspects with seized correspondence.
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Rome
America
Selly
Polles
Society notes span visits and travel across Texas
Horaton and Galveston visits mark a busy social calendar with Mrs W ti McBrids guesting in Horaton and visiting Galveston. Others travel to Kugavilip Austin Washington Inter Expo and various summer trips to ranches and colleges. Notables include Miss Pirlo College Denton and Rachel Baer graduation at University.
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M. Goldaterm
Austin
Mes
Rachel Baer
The
University
Pirlo
Johnnie Pirlo
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
Mr. and Myre
Alfred Giles
Geoffrey Cilea
Harvard
Paper dresses promise a new fashion era
Paris reports a forecast of paper dresses for next season. Experts tout paper thread as strong non shrinking non inflammable and far cheaper than cotton or linen. Proponents claim a light elegant fabric that could also be used for carpets bags hats curtains and men's clothing, signaling a potential major industry in France.
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Paris
The Jumper Dress Improves Dressy Costumes in New Style
A fashion note describes a jumper dress combining plain foulard and Agured net with a fitted bodice, sleeves, and underarms. The skirt is five gores, Empire waist length, with round sweep. Materials suggested include pongee or voile, with pricing given for fabric and patterns. Patterns sizes 32 to 40 inches, waist 22 to 20 inches, priced at twenty cents with ten-cent pattern offer.
Telegraph Line To Be Built In Buenos Aires
Buenos Ayres dated report states a concession was granted to construct a new line between Buenos Ayres and Mendoza and a second line to Rosario by the Central and South American Telegraph Company viewed as a major expansion of regional communications.
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Buenos Ayres
Tae
Mendoza
Rosario
Central and South American ‘Telegraph Company
Lone Star State News Highlights From June Items
Rush to Taylor reports a child’s leg injury after a stone gallery collapse at Mrs. Gillam Gog’s home as seven children played nearby. Goliad sees farmers disappointed by word that the railroad will place a switch and new gin near the warehouse. Menardville forms a Business Men's club with 26 members to boost commerce and improvements. An El Paso excursion promotes crowds to New Plant towns, Bartlett-Georgetown hosts district Sunday School and Epworth League conference at Hartleth in late June. Frederickson seeks funds to build or remodel a Lutheran church. Corpus Christi reports a successful Baptist church meeting led by Rev. B. South. Hallatisville notes many farmers seeking cotton choppers as dry weather promises strong crops. Kerrville census tallies 341 white and 4 Black children, total 406. Haltom City school trustees face reorganization. one set will be used under new law. Kerrville Captain Schreiner funds four annual Tiny High School scholarships across state colleges for two years. Dallas reports Minnie Lier badly burned in a bakery fire.
Williamson County Board of Equalization Meets in Georgetown
In Georgetown Texas Williamson County commissioners convened a board of equalization. The session addressed property tax assessments with notable gains from increased land values. Local reports indicate substantial tax implications for Thousands of dollars in assessed value across the year.
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Georgetown
Tex
Williamson County Commission
Progressive council adopts anti Japanese platform
Tokts June 10 The council of the progressives at a meeting today adopted revolutionary substance arguing anti Japanese actions on the Pacific coast including San Francisco violate the treaty rights of equal nations. They fault the Washington government for failing to prevent outrages and urge steps to protect national dignity and Japanese companions in America.
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Tokts
Council of the Progressives
Pacific
United States
San Francisco
His Studio a Prison Cell in Rome
Italian sculptor Filippo Cifarallo, long jailed in Naples awaiting trial for murder, has retooled a cell into an art studio. He feverishly models a bronze group of the royal family from a postcard image, planning to cast it and donate proceeds to prisoners’ families.
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Filippo Cifarallo
Naples
Ic Ander
Atecio
Victor
Lus
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