Walling Norton Law Office Ad in San Antonio
J R Walling and Norton advertise Walling and Norton law office in the Boeroa building opposite the courthouse in San Antonio Texas. They promote modern business methods and rapid communication through the Long Distance Telephone and Southwestern Telephone & Telegraph services.
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Walling
J. R. Norton
Walling & Norton
Lawasre
Boera
Oppo
Alts
San Antonio
Tex
Southwestern Telephone & Telegraph
Comforts Prepay Parix Opens Public Park This Sunday
Otto Kolekamp has improved Public Park by cutting weeds and tall grass. Trees are growing slowly as Comfort plans to sow and open a beautiful park for visitors. The first excursion of the season will depart Sunday from San Antonio.
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Comfort
Cox
Otto Kolekamp
Fublle Park
San Antonio
Knight Barkeur to Convey Horses to South Africa
The British steamship Knight Barkeur will transport 1000 horses hired for the Jewish army to South Africa. The voyage is expected to arrive on Wednesday or Friday. In Washington, Archbishop Tseane is slated to be appointed Archbishop of Oebugue soon.
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New Orleans
Laune
Dal Steamship
Knight Barkeur
South Africa
Dans
Washington, D. C
Acabine Lrain
Teone Myre
Tseane
Oebugue
China Crisis Triggers Gunboat Dispatch to Taku
Washington reports no confirmation of attacks on foreign legations in Peking. The Chinese minister shows interest in the rumors as officials plan possible naval action from Manila to Taku for news. Hay and Root discuss sending Philippine troops to China if needed amid reports imperial troops disbanding and joining the Boxers.
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Kempff
Navy Department
Manila
Taku
Hay
Root
Philippines
Gooseneck McDonald Targets Texas Plaster Plan
Washington notes say Gooseneck McDonald, aide to Eddie Green of Texas, boasts Green's rumored wealth could plaster Texas with $100 bills and leave enough to choke a cow. The Philadelphia special cites his statement on campaign funds and influence. Further, Interior official Webster Davis faces opposition to a pro Boers resolution at the Philadelphia convention.
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State of
Texas
New York
Phiiadelphia
Gooseneck
RO McDonald
Rade Green
Ini
Green
Mrr. Green Emi
Washington
Kix
Webster Davis
Philadethia
Rod Pil
Mr. Davis
Louisiana contests and Hanna’s influence over nominations
Philadelphia June 1. The Louisiana contest cases will rest until the credentials committee is organized next week. Hanna supports Wimberley against Warmoth, claiming regular delegates should be seated, while a minority seeks to curb Hanna’s power by aligning with a national committee faction. Negro delegates from Louisiana expect the convention to seat them, arguing color may sway cross state support for the Republican ticket.
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Philadelphia
Louisiana
Wimberley
Hanna
National Committee
Wimberly
Warmoth
Payne
Wisconsin
Scott
West Virginia
Mantuy
Maine
Fessenden
Connecticut
Gibbs
New York
Quay
Panay Vawins
Thurston
Nebraska
Ohio
Bia
Wieberly
J. Madison Vance
Credentials Committee
COURTS CASES AND DATES IN TEXAS JUNE 20 21 22 1890S
State of Texas vs Vincent Rosi charged with pasault to murder Marion Rockowirs on October 17 1890 at Su tledwig with fine of $150 and six months in county jail. Wm B Sanders vs S A A L P Co damages judgment for defendant. Criminal case settings listed for June 20 21 22 1958 with several names. Forty Fifth Rift Area Dayis vs AN A B L Ry Co damages judgment for plaintiff by agreement. Tem Brick Co vs 7 Te rb debt. Defendant’s motion for new trial denied amid valice breech and culvert hole hazard on Haad Gom Merece and South Cherry.
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Tuirdy-Sevventh Dristalow
State of Texas
Vincet Rosi
Pasault
Marion Rockowirs
Wm. B. Sanders
Democrats Shel Dangers On Lookout For Threats
Special to The Sunday Light from Baton Rouge on June 16 reports how the Republican National Committee plan to seat the Texas delegation could stiffen the sugar planters backing and threaten Democratic strength. Legislators warn admission of the Texas delegates may hurt in national contests. Some see local gain but foresee risks in Ohio, Indiana, Minnesota and other key states if Southern conferees sway votes. The piece notes opposition to the Wimberly faction and the potential impact on party balance.
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Fio
Yarmouth
Pho
Ohio
Andina
Minoty
Probably Vice President Special Sunday Test in DC
Washington DC scene centers on a presidential bid with IWB-Dolli and friends hinting at a path to the presidency. Interest in candidacy remains strong as Weston supporters express confidence and plan for a convention appearance in Philadelphia tomorrow afternoon.
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Washington, D.C
IWB
Dolliver
Praidency
Philadelpha
Westones
Edeoud
Austin News Budget: Charters Filed and Restrictions
Charters were filed for several companies including Switting ton Land and Tywnsite in Huntington and Dallas Petroleum Company in Dallas with capital stocks ranging from 10,000 to 80,000. The Dekalb Fence Company and Cooper Live Stock Commission Company received business permissions, while an amended charter for the St. Louis San Francisco and Lexus railroad was applied for to extend lines from Denison to Sherman. The health department reports new health certificate requirements for railroad passengers departing San Francisco amid Chinese quarters concerns.
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Speetil
Austin
Tex
Gener
Ipsie
Fan
Bexar County
Huntington
Aurgiua County
Capital
Dallas Petrolcunt Company
Gallas
Capliat Glock
Oswego Builting Company
Texas City
Galveston County
Win. Naler
Muay, McLennan Gouty
Shnare Cooper Live
Commission Company
Missouri
Dekalb Fence Company
Minols
Telay
Secretary of State
St. Loui
San Francisco
Lexus Callroad
Mulleh Prevites
Anid Roan
Termimis
Texas Wheat Harvest Seen High Quality Across State
Special to The Sunday Tight Dallas reports a new wheat harvest entering Dallas markets with claims of superior grain and careful farming practices. Farmers expect high grades for export as prices hover around sixty cents per bushel and oats arrivals begin next week.
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Dallas
Dalles
Smzon
Texas
Daves
Tough gang abuses at Wyoming street corner
A rough group near the Southern Pacific crossing on Wyoming Street at night makes it hard for women to pass without insult. Several complaints say young men insult women, prompting police attention to curb the nuisance.
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Kida
Wyoming
Vice Presidency Hints in Democratic Contention
Special to the Sunday Light reports that ex Governor Bradley and allies aim to nominate Corrigus Bills at Philadelphia. The plan hinges on presidential prospects and administration backing, with New York opposition and Burles Banks as potential dark horses. Senator Allison’s mission to New York fails to secure consensus and keeps the field unsettled as Platt and others weigh a candidate.
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Louisvilly
Ity
Lutormason
Woka O. Bradley
Ikentucky
Viladelphia
New York
Corracius
Southern Republian
Afr
Lan UN
Col
Bradley
Bliss
Amit
Philadelpula
Namuers
Hhivun
Philadelpha
Allisson
Platt
Roulil
Awit Bhutt Wien Prg
Neher Woodrufe
O'Dell
Elasserd
Anitable
Shioxe
Howev
Billys Ovey Plats
Ths
Doistar
Kalr Banks
Hays Fai
Banks
Tut Pulrinks
Cam
Plath Ant Wanna
Red Morgan Caught Burglary Inside Dairy Tent
Ex soldier known as Red Morgan was jailed on burglary charges after being caught breaking into a trunk in Capt Cant and J H Freehouse dairy tent where about $30 in cash and items like a razor were reportedly stored. Cant testified that Morgan admitted theft in presence of the reporter and several others.
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Red" Morgan
Charles Stevens
Red
Battery K
First
United States Artillery
Meyer Ko
Uncle Sam
Capt's
Razor
Ying
J. H. Freehouse
Cant
Ting
Morgen
Freehouse
Morgan
Gun Threat Attributed To Peculiar Street Scene
A man identified as Pellx Capt or Capt uses a Winchester rifle to threaten Red, who trembles. Capt mocks the moment as a humorous scene. Red, wearing neplites, claims no friends here and asserts he has never been in trouble before. Justice Sweeney sets bond at 300 dollars for two cases against him.
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Capt
Red
Butto
Koune
Reil
New York
Jusice Sweeney
Hiss
Weather and harvest difficulties in Texas fields
Wscellent Up About Comfort reports plenty of pegehes and phas as farmers labor in June. Irmers leave early and late to tend small groin cuts amid heat and heavy sul. Colton and corn struggle while Gorn tassels and Giops show improving conditions. Weather remains extreme, shipping perches and pluma locally as markets feel strain from ongoing harvests.
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Coutfort
Tex
Irmers
South Africa Talks of Surrender Terms via Wives
A London cable reports Kruger and Moth negotiating surrender terms with Lord Roberts through their wives in Pretoria. Roberts cables that Baden-Powell has Rustenberg and Hunter moves from Potchefstroom toward Johannesburg by June 19. A relief column heads to Baden-Powell from Mafeking to repair telegraph lines.
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London
South Africa
Kruger
Moth
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Gaden-Powell
Rustenberg Wilday
Hunter
Potchefstroom
Johanneabure
Ling
Baden- Powell
Mafeking
Lynching of Negroes in Bilux, alleged crimes cited
In Montgomery Sunday Light reports a lynching of two Black men last Saturday near Biloxi. Police and officials investigate a letter from Biloxi linking one man to murder and criminal assault against a young white girl, with authorities noting no arrests yet.
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Montgesnery
Ala
Bilusi
Gerald
Muscles
Biloxi
Carr
Leg
Bilox
Stout- Bowery
Leghe Negro
Corth Anurder
Cyet
Democratic Party Chooses Temporary Chairman for Kansas City
The Democratic National Committee delays a permanent choice as James Daniel Hickwston of Tennessee is named temporary chair. Danforth of New York is favored for Vice President, while Towne of Minnesota is discussed for the top nomination.
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Weshington
James Daniel Hichwtson
Tennessee
National Congressional
Kansas City
Fie
fHi
Danforth
New York
Charles Towne
Minnesota
Chiateman
Central Committees
Fies Toon
Brean
Lila Paltle
Legislature Caucus Chooses Delegates At Austin Meeting
An Austin caucus of delegates to the State Convention at the Jefferson clubrooms instructed Prank Th. Bushick as a delegate and named Oscar C Guess and Kt. 1 Tagrim as instructed for other positions. Telegraph editor will depart for Austin next Thursday.
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Austin
Jefferson
Bushick
Lila Vane
Oscar C
Guess
Tagrim
Np mMtermites
Unpacified Filipinos Rally In May Uprising Call
A San Francisco Sunday post reports a May 10 bulletin urging natives to rise against Americans. Insurgents were active, distributing warnings to recruit, while authorities prepared arrests as patrols and street blocks formed in anticipation of a planned uprising.
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San Francisco
Insurgenta
Siuila
Almericane
bnNetigs
Urbe
Hintow
Anil
Comfort Now’s Nee s and Social Roundup in Comfort
A local social column from Comfort notes visits and health updates. Prominent resident at the Alamo City sends shipments to San Antonio, while Mrs. Schmeltzer and Miss Helen Steves are mentioned with birthday celebrations and social events. Several residents plan summer visits or recover from illness, with multiple acquaintances traveling to and from San Antonio and Comfort.
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Birivhiy
Mra Terman Schmeltzer
San Antonio
Hubert Yugentineth
P. Gaddis
Mane City
Lome
Andrew Biermann
TE. J. Taer
Lonia Tlewaniann
Ain Arse
Ned Ts. A. Ghimene
Howston
Com- Fork
Sumer
Plo. Vibleret
Unui
Tealie Tersig
Mensrs
Mill Ablerknuyp
Kivon
Airne
Albert
Secor
Witd Atess Huge
Green 8 Winning Delegates Seated by Credentials Committee
Dispatch from Philadelphia reports the National Committees on Credentials seated Green delegates from the Ninth and Texas districts. ITA Love and George A Knight faced seating decisions, while JS Hornberger and J. Harris also were seated. The result strengthens Green prospects ahead of the next contest.
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Philadelphia
Tuxng Deitfates
Yostentny Weil
George A. Kuight
Green
JS. Hornberger
3. &. Hartis
Had an American Wife by German Minister at Pekin
Special to The Sunday Vagnt reports German Minister to Dina, Mar an Kettler, killed in Pekin by the Boxers. He is a son-in-law of Te Colyard, president of the Michigan Grattal Railroad. The Baran marria Mies Ledyard in 1901. No cablegram received this week from her.
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Fran Withchim
New York
Adiapaten Freen Destroit
Mich
Sayat
Dina
Maran Kettler
Te Colyard
Michigan Grattal Railroad
Baran Marria Mies Ledyard
TRESTLE BRIDGE DAMAGE REPORTS TRAFFIC INTERRUPTION
A Southern Pacific trestle bridge on the main line near Hear Ore collapsed last night causing traffic delays. The damage was repaired by early morning and trains resumed service, no injuries reported.
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Tex
Southern Pacific
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