More Millinery and Local Notices From San Antonio
A dense slate of small ads and notes from San Antonio retailers and residents includes The More Millinery Co promotions, book store offers, a Lutheran church picnic date, police and personal notices, and reports of local visits and weathered events. The jumble lists store sales, fashion items, a charity excursion, and community happenings with numerous names and places across Flores Street, South Flores, and North Street livery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Evangelical Lutheran Church
Riverside Park
Tulmore Millinery CO
J. M. Muses
Phaeton
Man of
Flovesville
Southers
MORE
Milinery Co
Charles Southwell
Austin Statesman
Ute City
I. Hurd
Gua Alurecht
de Witt
Shafer & Downey
Prantielora Comercial College
Dalling Black
Flores Street
Aietholst
Ie Salvation Aving
Capiela
More Millinery Co
Alama Street
Community Notices From St Albert Hall And City Events
A jumble of local items reports a planned event at St Albert's hall near tomorrow, updates on the Southwestern insane asylum, a Beer Drive meeting, and several weddings and receptions scheduled for June. It notes lodge anniversaries, a catton ball, a cemetery law discussion, and dance suspensions for summer. Also mentions trips, births, thefts, and town socialities with various street and group names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pines
St. Albert's Hall
Mayrrow Nant
Woolman of the World Lodge
Karsea City
Order
Artel
Arthur Lose
Caroline Walelavezic
Violet
Puill
West End
Noted stockman John Dewees dies of heart disease
John S. Dewees a leading stockman in the Pearsall area died at 7:20 pm at his home 241 Goliad street from heart disease. Born December 20, 1848 in Illinois, he served in the Civil War with Company HB Twenty-second Texas Cavalry and fought at Blair’s Landing and Yellow Bayou. He amassed an estimated fortune of 399000 and was married July 12, 1876 to Annie Irvin of Guadelope County. they had a child, wife of Hall Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasees
Sonn G. Beyéas
Thbs
Goliad Street
Texas Cavalry
Blair’'s Landing
Yellow Bayou
Louisiana
Annie Irvin
Guadflogeé County
Hall Howard
Probate Court Faces Applications In Two Estates
In Probate court Herman Steubing filed for probate of Elizabeth Steubing's will. The estate is valued at $1,500. D. K. Furnish filed for letters testamentary in the estate of John W. Furnish, with the estate valued at $2,560.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Steubing
Elizabeth ‘Steubing
John W. Furnish
D. K. Furnish
Taood'a Suraayin villa da the best breod purer
Taood a Suraayin villa promotes a bread product described as the best bread purer with nerve and atamic denis, urging readers to get HOODS.
San Antonio and Austin Branches Postpone Series In Rain
No game at Galveston as rain delays the series between the San Antonio Bronchos and Austin Branches. The doubleheader shifts to San Antonio's Howard Park with planned starters Sticks Ssanex or Percy Coleman for the Bronchos and Milatte for Austin. Murray of the Branches sustains a collision but continues. Jesse Reynolds writes to praise the Bronchos and Brockway’s arrival to fill shortstop duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiranchos Anl Senators
San Prari
Sticks Ssanex
Percy Coleman
Sans Antono
Milatte
Austin
San Antonio
Weckerbecker
Grim
Isaacs
Millatte
Mullaney
Diree
Richardson
Alexander
Dawhom
Brockwiy
Shortstop
Gilligan
Clark
Harbett
Kohnie
Longley
Murray
Renterfield
Brady
Coleman
Anaugh
Frigay
Galveston
Eddie
Pequinney
Maulliney
Atturay
Brockway
Jesse Reynolds
Yours Brockway
Vette
Avenue C Property Owners Must Fast Comply With Sewer
The city may require Avenue C residents to install sewer and water connections before the street contract is signed. No permits will be given to cut through paving after signing, and tunneling under the street will be costly. Lead pipes are advised, as iron pipes corrode in about ten years and could damage the paving if leaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenue C
Sinallow
Alley inspection prep by San Agranio Howling league
A committee to inspect city alleys for upcoming games begins work this morning. Members are Fred Mueller, Fred Miller, and F Sammire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Agranio Howling League
Messrs
Fred. Mueller
Fred. Miller
F. Sammire
State Convention Ticket SaleNotice for Letata Dealers
At Wa co on June 13 and 14 the State Convention of Letata Dealers convened. The M K & Railway will sell tickets June 16 and 17 for round trips at a single fare. For details contact your nearest M E T agent or write R W G Crush, General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letata
Waco
Solara
Tor
W. G. Crush
Flemish Academy coinage for horseless carriage word
The New York Herald reports on a Flemish Academy of Anvers effort to create a universal term for a petroleum driven horseless carriage. The lengthy neologism aims to be understood across languages though critics question whether such a single word is preferable to a shorter term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Flemish Academy of Anvers
Flanddra
Aril
Nelpaaréelooszonlersposriveg Petrol Rifeuig
Academy of ‘Anvers
Hreem
Hngwistie Akillae Econ
Censor and Rumor Wars in the Cuban and Philippine Campaigns
Joygph Edgar Cham berlin attacks reports of brutal conduct by American soldiers while praising mercy toward prisoners. He argues censorship hides truth, notes prior Manila letters were delayed, and explains enlisted storytellers spin sensational tales to gain attention, while many officers and journalists corroborate humane treatment of captives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Tauzon
Isaac
Edgar Chamberlin
Bell
Prisners
Caney
Annother
Regular Army
Fox
Toom
Shatter
Tampa
Temnaorites
Dhe
Manila
Beitp
Oda
Enon
Tle
Montauk
Shoals
New York
Santiago
Flctien
Balquir
Sentieso
Philippines
Neia
Eirele
Washington
Berome
Ranine
Masescre
Unverified Assertions Attack Army News Bias
A speaker denounces anonymous, unverified statements as unsuitable for acceptance and labels their publication as yellow journalism. The critic argues that no order to harm civilians could be issued by a regular regiment and points to lack of identification or credible evidence supporting the claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wek Uaon
Ute Roy
Dole
Japan incident and British inquiry show wary calm
A Tokyo Marvard club dinner sparks a diplomatic exchange about two cruisers and the Philippines. The Japanese envoy replies with courtesy while Americans note Japan's measured stance amid wartime imperial considerations and shifting regional power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
AL A
Tokyo
Bower
Manila Bay
Philippines
Harvard
Asia
Jepan
Unoa
Haatian
Ie Philippines
How a Chinese Laundry Check Reads
A North Carolina Times-Democrat excerpt notes that vertical characters on a Chinese laundry check are not mere numerals but a brief description of the person who left the bundle. It describes the laundryman’s routine of pricing the package and then marking it with inked symbols that vary by individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Times-Democrat
No title from OCR their tales of a Chinese laundry plot
A narrator recounts anti Chinese slurs heard in a laundries scheme, noting insulting descriptors and the idea of racial typology. He tests a ticket translation with native experts and reflects on prejudice, mockery, and xenophobic humor embedded in the fabric of immigrant labor.
Gullish Nobleman Hosts Lively Anglian Gathering
An English nobleman known for entertaining is described as a man of mudy dey hi mor. At a social gathering he exchanges remarks with a voluble guest and hosts a lively, if comic, evening. The dialogue highlights fashion, vanity, and a courteous farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanine
Mim
Hive
Lori Qitte
Ian
Mueiman
Abner
Tie
The Most Beautiful Woman in England
Mrs Harlow Wil Nama ranks Lady Helen Vincent as England’s most beautiful woman in Cassell's Angasine. The piece praises her beauty, debutante charm, and disciplined lifestyle, comparing her to prominent aristocrats while noting her elegance, height, and poised demeanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Harlow Wil- Nama
Cassell
Helen Vincent
Duchess of
Leinater
Graciania
Cynthia Graham
Rubens
Gilnea Duncombe
Tandy Cyrthis
Hidden Weapon and a Rose Pin Turn Up Domestic Clash
A St Louis judge’s opinion on spousal punishment triggers a dramatic quarrel. A man approaches his wife with a concealed weapon, she taunts him, and he subjects her to a harsh staged punishment. After forceful scolding, she drives him to retreat under a dining table, threatening violence with a rose pin and improvised blows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nik Hande
Cleveland Plain Dealer
St- Louis
Bie
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the Sunday Light
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Pioneer Art and Paint
Houston Street
Charlie Fick
Wil Alaino
Mokm Miltanery CO
E. Henry ‘Ryder-Taylor
Jane
Charles Blane
Hondo City
Order of Red Men
Pocationtas
Aity Council
Southwestern Insane Asylum
South Alamo Street
Bellcuiup Cavalry
Pric
Chicago
BE. G. Stephenson
A. Rehnsch
Hattie Nacker
Theie Fotoe
Capri Street
D. Heye
South Ala Stredt
Fred Melchelsle
Blule
Cathelic Central Union
Alamo Library
L. Tt. Beach
Genzeles
Dt TL Neo
Luan
Vance
Snull
John
Dewees
Pearsall
Tex
Ravit Hindes
Mae Hendrick
D. Hooker
San Angelo
D. Barrow
Peargall
Hae
Marathon
Twofords
Hronchus Qowit
Galvestor
Bante
Branhow
Galveston News
Brad Whe
Daily Light
Cleveland
Dever
Paul Kruger
Crowl
Alvetty
Crowling
Bee Stein
Ike Chia
Mfne
Yun-Tai
Theo T
Rhad
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