Dan Rice and summer events enliven city life
A bustling roundup of summer entertainments and gatherings fills the town calendar. Dan Rice headlines at Mahncke’s Mission Garden Sunday night, with multiple garden events, dances, picnics, and a hot focus on Riverside and Veramendi venues. Local venues promote meals, dressmaking, and specialties as streets flood with activity and a public notice of a bar opening follows.
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San Pedro Springs
San Pedro Park
Dan Rice
Mahncke
Mission Garden
Riverside
Dollar Store
Alamo Piaza
Lin -South Laredo Street
Commerce
Losoyost
Veramendi Garden
Ligue
Madame Donaldson
Soledad Street
John Galbreath
Doc Harris
Carrie Horn
Carrie Howe
Sommer
Sim Hart
Commerce Street Bridge
A. M. Cohen
Main Plaza
New York
Max ‘I’. Weiser
A. Zilian’s
Alamo Streets
Marie Reignaud
Blain Street
Texas
F. Sheets
J. H. Copeland
Belknap Rifles
Lampasas
Hartshorn
R. H. Russell’s
Houston Street
Monroe Graham
Longy
East
W. 5. Falkinburg
Trinity Methodist Church
J. G. Swaggerty
Rosa KE. Nehr
Nick Damken & Co
Veramendi Bar and Garden
Paul Wagner
el Paso
Southern Pacific
Sanderson
Qeeterly
Massey
San Antonio
Recorder's Court Room
Ladies’ Altar Society
St. Mark's Cathedral
Harnisch & Baer
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Avenue C
Pecan Streets
Mahndike
Local social notices and events in the city
Community announcements describe a Polish wedding, a meeting of Sunset Hose, dancing at Fest's garden, a moonlit river dance, and a garden party with invited couples. Also notices invite use of South Flores street cars to Fest's garden and promote Southern Baking powder and Southern Liquid Bluing.
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Sunset Hose Company
Jonas
J. L. Leucht
New Orleans
South Flores Street
Fest's Garden
Wm. Lorillard
Julia A. Weir
P. Ochoa
Leonida Barza
Matt Vitney
Jane E. Moore
J.G. Swaggerty
Rosa E. Nehr
Michael Brackowski
Frances Cockowski
Joe Morris
Riverside
Southern Manufacturing Company
PERSONAL POINTS M Nussle and guests at the Southern
A string of visitors and residents are listed as stopping at the Southern hotel or lodging in the city, including M Nussle of Uvalde Senor Martinez of Monterey Captain E Neet of San Diego John J Isurke of Eagle Pass J Vasquez and wife Colonel J T Brackenridge J Vasques and wife Captain A C Jones and others. Several notable figures and a traveling party from Galveston New Orleans St Louis and Chicago are noted among arrivals at the Maverick Hotel and other lodgings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Nussle
Uvalde
Senor Martinez
Monterey
E. Neet
San Diego
John J. Isurke
Eagle Pass
J. Vasquez
J. T. Brackenridge
Austin
J. Vasques
Piedras Negras
Southern
A. C. Jones
Beeville
James F. Scott
R. A. Moore
Tilden
McMullen County
John J. Burke
Hotel de Southern
W. J. Mayfield
Helena
Karnes County
West Side
Frank Fanning
International
Great Northern
Frank
Palestine
I. A. Corbin
A. Rosenfield
Galvesveston
O. Jones
Louisville
G. C. Wright
Houston
KE. A. Weeks
New Orleans
Maverick
Taxpayer Assessments Raised by Board of Equalization
The Board of Equalization increased assessments for Sally Brewer, Leon Lecomte, G A Hoerle, A Nozeran, A Guilbeau, A F Kerechibel, and Katie, with amounts ranging from 2000 to 14500 and a listed total. An editorial note from the San Antonio Light cites a June 18 Daily Climes article titled The Straight of It where the Mayor vows a thorough investigation, and a reporter is awaiting orders to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Equalization
Sally Brewer
Leon Lecomte
A. Dittmar
Sas Pe G. A. Hoerle
A. Nozeran
A. Guilbeau
A. F. Kerechibel
San Antonio Light
C Limes
H. M. Lanpaumr
Pleasant Dance Held At Chavez Residence
A very pleasant dance occurred last night at Mr. Mariano Chavez's residence on Cevallas street in the First ward. Attendees included Misses Adelfina Chavez Felipa Ramon Manuela Aravasto Juanita Rentaria Marguerita Chavez Martha Murnin Adela Brown Genoveva Virian and Mrs C Henry. Messrs Carlos Larcia E Laranjo V Isele G Chavez Fest and others. Dancing continued until 3 a m.
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Mariano Chavez
Cevallas Street
First Ward
Adelfina Chavez
Felipa Ramon
Manuela Aravasto
Juanita Rentaria
Marguerita Chavez
Martha and Mar Murnin
Adela Brown
Genoveva Virian
C. Henry
Carlos Larcia
E. Laranjo
V. ‘Isele
G. Chavez
Fest
Mason Julius Harsch Dies After Fall on East Commerce Street
Julius Harsch a 62 year old mason working for Henry Pauly left work feeling ill and fell near the Arbeiter Verein hall on East Commerce street about 5 pm. He was carried home and died around 3 am at his Third Ward residence near Mr Dalling. He was unmarried with a married brother as his only relative in the country.
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Julius Harsch
Henry Pauly
Arbeiter Verein Hall
East Commerce Street
Third Ward
Mr. Dalling
Emancipation Day Celebration at San Pedro Springs
San Pedro hosted a lively Emancipation Day event with nearly 3000 Black attendees enjoying a day of picnics, rides, music, and speeches by A. J. Moore, Mack Henson, A. F. Jackson, W. W. Grimes, and M. N. Brown. Colonel Augustus Belknap funded a schoolchildren’s picnic, while observers noted dignified attire and a sense of freedom reflected in elders’ smiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro Springs
A. J. Moore
Mack Henson
A. F. Jackson
W. W. Grimes
M. N. Brown
Augustus Belknap
Plaza Court Doles Fines For Street Disputes And Disorder
Officer Ryman encounters Dan Weber and Frank Scholz fighting over a small sum at Alamo Plaza. Several others are fined or dismissed for disturb events. offenses include drunkenness, defiling waters, disorderly conduct, and petty theft of watermelons. Brawls, fines, and continuances mark the plaza court docket.
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Dan Weber
Frank Scholz
Ryman
Alamo Plaza
Hach
Paschal
Henry Lamb
Oficer Ellis
Barbara Cane
Modesta Suringa
G. Green
Henry Farrow
Eugenia Ortegas
Ignacio Calogna
Susan Wallace
Dolly Walsh
G. Gerudo
Frank Starr Presents Red Snapper To Lieut Office
Frank Starr, a district fish dealer and restaurant operator, delivered a fine red snapper to the Lieut office this morning. He also runs a first-class restaurant and states he provides daily turtle soup for his boarders.
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Frank Starr
Frank
Fire committees to meet at Krisch hall tomorrow morning
The committees of the fire companies will meet tomorrow morning at Krisch hall at 10 o'clock promptly. A general request extends to the members of the committees to be prompt.
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Krisch Hall
Citizens urge action on cemetery waterworks project
Mr Charles Dignowity met a Licur representative this morning and urged the City Council to require the waterworks company to lay pipes to the cemetery. About a year ago citizens donated $800 and the Council promised piping but no water has arrived and plants are dying. Action is needed now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dobbin
Fort Worth
E. M. Fowler
First Baptist Church
Jefferson and
Travis Streets
T. P. Crawford
D. D
China
Crawford
Charles Dignowity
Licur
San Francisco trip yields optimism for Central Pacific crews
F W Johnson B Someville Townsend and A Rivers of Pullman Car Co returned from San Francisco on the 19th with reports of a strong country outlook. They praised abundant fruit, very cold weather, and good wages in every branch of business. They enjoyed the trip and would gladly undertake another.
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F. W. Johnson
B. Someville
A. FE
Townsend
A. Rivers
Pullman Car Company
San Francisco
Cal
Silver Palace
Central Pacific Railroad
the Golden Gate
Southern Manufacturing opens on South Flores with strong demand
The Southern Manufacturing company began operations yesterday on South Flores Street and already reported 28 orders to fill this morning. They telegraphed for 100 gross more wall bottles for their bluing, signaling promising prospects for the home enterprise. The firm foresees the “Only Genuine Southern Rain Powder” and “Southern Liquid Bluing” gaining the same hold as Lone Star beer on local consumers.
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Southern Manufacturing Company
Lone Star
Mr Wolfson Busy Selling Goods Amid Hats and Bargains
In a visit by a reporter, Mr I Wolfson is found conducting a busy sales scene with attendants, bundles of packers peonies, and a cashier handling change. He jokes about stock shortages and plans to add a new story to his millinery establishment as customers, especially ladies, admire the ponvere display and popular Opera cigarettes at a popular price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Wolfson
Mr. Wolfson
Emancipation speech at Springs honors June 10 celebrate
The Rev Mack Henson delivered an emanci pation day speech at the Springs praising freedom, urging Negro citizens to be industrious and loyal, noting Lincoln and Grant as models, and stressing Republican support for equal rights, education progress, and sober leadership. The piece closes with unrelated ads and notices.
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Mack Henson
God of Nations
Lincoln
Grant
Henson
Republican Party
England
Bargains in Clothing at Cost by Major Dealer
Mr A M Comena, a leading ready made clothing dealer, announces in the Licur that he will sell out his entire stock at and below cost. This is a rare chance for everyone to obtain a new suit at a reasonable figure 6 1 1f.
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San Antonio
A. M. Cohen
Main Plaza
New York
A. M. Comena
Licur
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Sexas
Recorder's Court
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Frank B. Battery
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F. 1. Meyer
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Eagle Pass Coal Company
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F. H. Haxra
William Lippe
Eighth Cavalry
R. H. Russell
St. Louis
F. Pasche
Calcasieu Lumber Yard
Sunset Railroad
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Alamo Store
Frank S
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Ain Plaza
Morley
F. Kalteyer & Son
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L. Garza
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T, H. Gray
Otto Bergstrom
Bergstrom & Gray
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