Unclaimed letter list from San Antonio post office 1899
A San Antonio postal notice lists unclaimed letters for the week ending June 30 1899. It includes a long gentlemen and ladies lists with many surnames and given names, plus foreign and miscellaneous entries, merchandise, and a few business notices. Domestic and foreign addressees are named, with several organizations and vendors also appearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jectlers
San Antonio
Tex
Aim
Anoldge
Edward Anderson
Fred ‘Arville B
Arthur Balyve
Albart Boldt
Chas
Bolinge
Edgar Crooks
A. Holding
Lprauels Bloomfield
L. Berenard
Geo. Branvhle
Hiram Heeler
W. W. Blake
Geo. A. Bradley
Ramon Hbillely
WS. Benet
Boon
Chas. Copland
A. Bruce Chesap
Lem Chow
Apolinaria Canorto
Thos
EB. Sarter
Ambrosio Cegzilles
Tuan Cevantez
A. J. Cresaf
D-k. H. Burger
Lessiter
Levy
James Ti. Lewis
Fo Mekemer
Miller
Gaulalupe Martinez
J.T. BcMahan
Chas. McCombs
J. McDeugal
J. Ai Mourar
Morris
Terrier Michael
Tohn
Moke
Ash Murrey
Mim
McGurry
WH Muggins
Ronby
E.M. Mankin
Frank Hestner
Willard Rutush
W. Itundle
Red Roberson
Frederick A. Struks
Jno
Simpuuu
I. Selinger
Fred Shetan
W. FE. Simmons
L. O. Smith
John Scott
J. C. Shipherd
Jaenor Seafel
L. Spiethia
2. N. Saves
Matt Schehtein
Phil. J. Smith
Chas, Snowden
T-I
Emilio Ovlet
Katy Murphy
Minnie Newton
O—Lizzie Overton
Sallie Teikeen
Frangcisco Tulano
Frank Tose
C. M. Rogers
S—Mary Stanton
MM. Smith
Os. J. Schuer
Helen Scott
IL. Smith
Gertrude Silver
Geo. Stab
T-Satlie Taylor
A—Webroulo Alvarez
T—Pablo Brovgll
Chay Brankle
Karl Brauchle
Ms Bind
Pahl Billegas
C—Pearo Cam
Cohen G—Florencio Gutierrez
Merced Gamez
Pragecito Garcia
Terney Jukic
L—Vicotrians Lopez
N—John N. Wetue
Juan N. Naro
O—Ygnacio Ortiz
P—Pedro Ti
Perez
R—Paul Homerez
Lowise Rhea
V-Lazar Vrekazovich
Guadalupe W
Prof. White
Bmrchandise
A. F. ‘Boldt
Ella “Marchant
Linzie Portiner
Chapman
Wiscellaneous Bist
Tel Remedy Co
Demoncrat
the Central
Parnham Pros
Land
Southwestern Paper Co
Unique antique jewelry and famous necklace lore
A London Tit-Bits piece catalogs curious personal adornments from history, including a spring-knife ring, a Key West ring from a Spanish prisoner, Confederate officer buttons jewelry, a Powder River bone collar, and a Chicago mummies necklace. It surveys royal and colonial pieces, from ivory and bone to silver gilt entertainments and a famed black-diamond necklace valued well into tens of thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd
Carlos
London
Weston Theatre
Enund Weston
Key West
Florida
Tan
Lucy Lee Fi
United States
Powder River
Wyoming
New York City
Howe
Chicago
Russia
Turkey
British New Guiana
Tilney Tong
South Africa
New Cigar Stand Opens at 314 S Houston Street
Chas J Rossy announces a new cigar stand at 314 S Houston Street offering popular brands and his own line. Passersby at 121 Alamo Plaza or 314 Wallaton Street urged to patronize for tobacco and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. J. Rossy
S. Houston Street
Vail
Alamo Plaza
Wallaton Street
Chas J. Mossy
The Stomach Is Ain't Engine
A health note promotes Stomach Bitters as the way to cleanse digestion and impurities. It claims a strong stomach clears the brain, strengthens nerves, and makes people well through proper digestion and nourishment.
Fleischmanns Host Mountain Baseball Team On Estate Grounds
Julius Letschmann funds and equips a private Catskills baseball club on his hillside estate. Fleischmanns, heir to millions and racing stable owner, maintains a four acre field turned into a full diamond with grandstand and modern comforts. The Summer club, known as the Multimalini Athletic Baseball Club, plans games with Cuban Giants and Hudson River veterans, while players enjoy luxurious facilities and salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catskills
Julius Letschmann
Letschmann
Catskill Mountains
Chas. Fleischmann
Tullus Fleischmann
Somerset Steck Farm
Somerset County
New Jersey
Adama
Mr. Fleischmann
Wasebell
Deleware
Wielselmann
Wielschian
Cincinnati Engirerman
Waseball
Ielshman's
Alls
Hewey
Allis
Kingston
Rin van Winkie
Charlies Fleischmann
Pascball
Rasconll
Charles Fleischmann
Fnally
Siodern
Moralini Athletic Baseball Club
Meischmann
Fleluch- Mann
Mounttain
Athletic
Fleiechmann
Eam
Pleischmann Brothers
Ceason
Simed
Petér Cragin
Frank Palen
Granville Whittaker
Winters
Hudson River League
Desfunct
Poets at Swinford Old Manor and Nearby Homes
A fragmentary survey describes Swinford Old Manor in Kent as a poetic retreat praised by a writer, noting Swinburne's Putney home and other poets like Stephen Philippins and Mr. Gilbert. It mentions gardening beauty, solitary walks, and a fondness for country living among literary figures of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tome
Mises
Swinford Old Manor
Kent
Gardens
England
Yeel
Aly
Austin
Port
West End
Mr. Swinburne
Putney
Swinburne
Worf
Italy
Styewig Morrie
Essex
Junan
Stephen Philippins
Christ
Wades
Ives
Redford
Ridddlesex
le Gallenne
Haslemere
Tennysot
Gilbert
Germadyke
Warrew Weald
Mela
Hig
Also Mentioned on This Page
FP. Kalteyer & Son
the Palace
Houston Street
Thas
Iadies
Ani Genlic Taen
Is Ain’ Engine
The
Catskill
Millionare Pleischiean
Kansas City
Matamoras Street
Tyne
D. Crush
Hicks
W. W. Tohnson
Rgl
Washington Star
Uipac
Mexico
James Morse
Ftes
Guarantein Gatus
East Commerce Street
DeWitt
Kalteyer & Son
Far Ie
Cape
Forthei Tock
Scriven Deaney's
Zie Ladies
Mustin
Uumbrena
W. J Lenox
Laumer
R. & G. Vigrant
Warner Bros
Dreeser
E. B. France Dry Goods CO
Menger Holal
Boy de
Vire
Walste
Jour Coast
Taney
Silkatoen
Bing and Hairgins
Bor Téce Tayudy
Ebane
Sessage
Rearrot