Mexican Copper Company foreman dies from fever on Mexico bound voyage
The Sunday Light reports the death of Mr. J. Proud Myers, a foreman with the Mexican Copper Company, on a voyage to Mexico after contracting a fever and pneumonia. He had served the company for years and was mourned as a kind, bighearted man by both American and Mexican workers. The remains are expected to be interred in Mexico under local law.
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Burkley
Gopper Compmry
Tos
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Dave
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We Myers
Mae Physieday
Conway
Tacanos
Mexico
Phyetelun
Deat. de. Myers
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Martin
Mostean Copper Company
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Wulee
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Enited
Klib
Amy Justitu
Nyder
Mets
Patna
Aque Aldad
Boverdens Brome
Burnett
Canms
Missouri
Colorado Springs
Lev
Tax Liens Notice From City Collector
KOLA-MALT NOTION TAXPAYERS must pay taxes by the stated date at the collector's office to avoid interest penalties and costs. The notice warns that after the due date charges will be added and urges prompt payment to prevent extra expense.
Water and Gas Pipe Laying Permits Issued in San Antonio
Fort Worth clerk issued permits to G M Marquard to repair a water pipe at Past Commerce and Mesquite rectangles, San Antonio Gas Company to lay gas pipes on Sheridan Street between City and Flores, another to lay gas pipes on Beathegaard Street between King William and Madison, and to lay gas pipes on Camden Street between Richmond and Baltimore Avenues. Also West & Cutzell granted a permit to lay water pipe for Annétneia Ourauga on Leigh Street near Labor Street.
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Theelty
G. M. Marquard
San Antonio Gas Compans
Ay Sheridan Sireet
Webween City
Flores
In Antonio Gas Company
Beathegaard Stront
King William and
Maditon
San
German Language Debate Sparks Letters to the Editor
A flare of editorials from McHugo’s Chronicle and The Sunday Herald debates German language teaching and calls for recalls of Chase. The Jefferson club criticized for insults toward German speakers amid rising political tones and public discourse.
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Jefferson Club
Chase
McHugo
Exhibition at San Pedro Springs Promises Novel Open Air Show
Open air exhibition runs Tuesday through Sunday at San Pedro Springs with seven five different pictures nightly including mesmerism and Spanish fighting. Shortest film 60 feet, longest 150 feet, rotating program. Grandma’s Tha promises complexion improvement and digestion aid, 25 cents, refund if not satisfied. Also listings for sale of news stands and estimates.
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San Pedro Springs
Tyrey
Maure
Secret Societies News Notes in City Orders and Meetings
Secret orders in the city hold sessions and plan incorporation. Updates on Unity States and various lodges note growth, suspensions, and financial aspects. The Grised Moderns meet with Travelers in Wright building for Swindles readings. Warnings on fraudulent camps and discipline checks dominate the discussions. The Red Men roster honors veterans, with venue upgrades proposed for lodge rooms in the Burnett building.
Examination schedule for city teachers and public events
The Diogramme outlines the examination for city school teachers starting tomorrow and running through Friday with detailed daily subjects and times. The notice lists attractions for tomorrow including military concerts, park outings, and a piano contest at Buford Brothers' Music Store with voting rules and participating organizations and locations.
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Tod
Belool
Fie
Iwdornations for Today At San Pedro Forings and Hiverdide Park
Special streetcar service to these places. Attractions at Muth's Garden and Gouverment Til. Attacy Band converts at San Pedro Forings and Hiverdide Park with new streetcar links and events set for today.
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Attacy
San Pedro
Hiverdide Park
Muth
Goyerdment Til
Trustees Meet to Act on West Ward School Plans
The West Ward School project dominated a secret-session meeting of the Whe Sougoul trustees held yesterday afternoon. Plans by J F Walrenberger were approved subject to changes, while Dr C A RB Campbell was assigned to speak on hygiene and sanitation at the next session. The trustees adjourned awaiting the chair's call.
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West Send
J. F. Walrenberger
Campbell
Resting of Cornelia Seluffers at St Joseph’s Church
The funeral for Cornelia Seluffers was held yesterday from the family home at 107 Aws fi Street with large attendance. Services followed at St Joseph's Catholic Church conducted by Father Fuhrwerk. Interment took place in St Joseph's Cemetery where prayers were said at the grave by Father Fuhrwerk.
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Cornelia Seluffers
Awsfi Street
St. Josepl's
Catholle Clurch
Mather Fuhrwerk
Lad
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Fuhrwerk
Thuck Parming Flourishing on the Coast
Fruit and garden produce are thriving on the coast this year. Rockport shipper Som to Heaves reports strong fruit shipments including tomatoes and melons, with a favorable season and abundant vine crops. He promotes feather cleaning services and urges San Antonio residents to visit his shop for proof of work.
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Anwes
Jn Gayling L
Messiar
San Antonio
Pat Orson
Avenue D
SALE OF PRIVILEGES AT SAN ANTONIO INTERNATIONAL FAIR
Bids invited for all privileges at the San Antonio International Fair to be held November Get 2th 1900. Details at the association office, Brown J M Vange president secretary. Also notice of pound sale of unredeemed property on Matamoras Street around June 12 1900. Marshal Druse. Sewer connections permits issued by city clerk for Joe Rippstein 619 Atontann Street and G Q Krog 116 Madison Street. Mr Alexander Jasko leaves for New York to shop for Soske Groceries Big Store.
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San Antonio International
Matamoras Street
W. D. Druse
Avere
Yoskinduy Vy
Joe Rippstein
Atontann Steed
de Merl
Tahoe Street
Krog
Madison Threet
Jourteen Weeks In Our Midst At Mae's Tack Yard
A fragmented San Antonio news item mocks a thirteen week old newspaper and attacks the Jefferson Club and German language teaching in public schools. It notes an upcoming event at 100 Grockett Street with Dr. Marvin J Graves addressing the Men’s Athletic League and a Boys Gospel event. An ad promotes GradaMa’s Diarrhoeba Cure and a sale trade notice lists a manufacturing business for sale.
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San Antonio
Herald
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Sunday Herald
Jefferson Club
Germenlhyes
Mme
Bon Antonio
Texas
Marvin J. Graves
Engane
Ruby League
Grockett
Byers
Bir
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