Rays of light and city notices collide at the page
A crowded local notices page reports a strong Fashion bill tonight, council meeting, restaurant ads, license actions, a court case state vs Carrie Horn, park events from Riverside to San Pedro, church and charity activities, and a July 4th celebration plan with finances noted.
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Riverside
Shields
Dollar
Alamo Plaza
Newton
Mite Society
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Licar
Carrie Horn
Carrie Howe
Poplar Street
San Pedro Avenue
Alamo Gun Club
Denison
Favre
North
F. Sheets
Second Ward Hose Company
Water Works
A. M. Cohen’s
Mainlaza
York
St. Mary’s Church
San Pedro Park
Turn-Verein
A. Zilian’s
Commerce
Alamo Streets
Hartshorn
R. H. Russell’s
Houston Street
Ladies of St. Marks Altar Society
Harnisch & Baer
Henry Mahavia
McNellen
Natural History Museum
the Springs
Avenue C
Notable Visitors At The Southern Hotel
A string of travelers and dignitaries are listed staying or passing through the Southern Hotel. Karnes County residents W. G. Butler and L. H. Brown arrive with wives, Encinal’s A. P. Spahn stops in, distiller O. L. Hill from Maysville Ky. registers, Boston bootmaker W. G. Belding and Corpus Christi native John G. Kennedy guest at the hotel, along with general R. M. Gano and Seguin editor A. B. Moos visiting the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Butler
Karnes County
A. P. Spahn
Encinal
L. H. Brown
Helena
O. L. Hill
Maysville
W. G. Belding
Boston
N. McKay
John G. Kennedy
Corpus Christi
M. Kennedy
Southern
J.P. Moore
Missouri Pacific
W. H. Dean
Rochester
New York
Dana
New York Sun
T. S. Teele
Julia
Mexico
R. M. Gano
Dallas
H. A. Moos
Seguin Times
Liaut
Pleasant hop hosted by Madame Donaldson's class
Last Saturday night Madame Donaldson's class held a pleasant hop with attendees including Gracie and Annie Nixon Gracie Barker F Oxford Emma Hoefling Julia Teele Edna Truax Burnet Zacharias Briam Sefiel Lizzie Sarran and others. City cart No 100 was wrecked at Commerce street crossing by a freight train with the driver blamed for the accident nearly risking his life though uninjured.
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Madame Donaldson
Gracie
Annie Nixon
Gracie Barker
F. Oxford
Emma Hoefling
Julia Teele
Edna Truax
Miss Burnet
Zacharias
Briam
Sefiel
Lizzie Sarran
Commerce Street
International Depot
Fight at Central Hotel Courtyard Ends With Injury
At about 9 this morning William Hoeffling Sr. fought with butcher Eugene Bellis across from the Central hotel. Hoeffling knocked Bellis down and struck him about the head over a cash dispute. An affidavit is filed against Hostiink and the case goes before the Recorder tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Hotel
Wiliam Hoeffling, Sr
Eugene Bellis
Hoeffling
Bellis
Hostiink
Bridges to Link Aransas Pass Road to Goliad
Captain Polk reports contracts closed for new bridges on the Aransas Pass road. Hopkins Bridge Company of St Louis to build Howe truss spans. If the road goes to Goliad only six bridges remain between the city and Goliad, each with two spans at most 150 feet in length.
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Captain Polk
Aransas Pass
Hopkins Bridge Company
St. Louis
Goliad
Dan Rice Delivers Lecture at Mahneke's Garden
A large crowd gathered at Mahneke's garden to hear Dan Rice, veteran circus clown, speak on Idiosyncrasies of the Human Mind. He dodged lame jokes with an egotistical self praise while the Reich arlor quartette provided instrumental interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahneke
Dan Rice
Olla Podrida
Reicharlor Quartette
Fight at the Springs Ends Draw After Brawling Noon
A midday melee at the Springs saw four colored youths clash as one swung a loaded whip and another drew a knife. A Bohemian intervened with a rock threatening fatal harm, two more fighters joined for four rounds, and the bout ended in a drawn contest with heavy facial injuries mentioned.
Braden Station Part of Aransas Pass Rail Prospect
A leignr representative was kidnapped by Captain Ed Braden and carried to his country residence last Saturday evening. Guests, including science and engineering men, observed advanced water power works for future electric light machinery. The nearby Aransas Pass grading and a switch by the San Antonio and Aransas Pass railroad mark the birth of Braden Station and future growth for the settlement.
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Leignr
Ed. Braden
Aransas Pass
San Antonio and
Braden Station
Dr T P Crawford Lecture At First Baptist Church
The crowd gathered for Dr T P Crawford's talk on life and missionary work in China. A veteran missionary of over 30 years including 21 in China, he spoke over an hour and a half about Chinese customs, with notes on language difficulties, in a broad Protestant missionary meeting.
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First Baptist Church
T. P. Crawford
China
Crawford
Recorder's Court Delivers Fines in Local Vagrancy and Disorder Cases
Dolly Walsh and Susan Wallace charged with vagrancy. Susan absent. Jennall testifies to indecent conduct at springs on the 19th. Dolly fined $10. Ben Franklin fined $5 for obscene language. wife blamed. case excused. Wallace Smiter fined $5 for obscene language at Lisner's store over depreciated coin. Robert Duff case continued. Ed Nolan fined $5 for beating wife. Other rulings include ditch ordinance violator let go. nuisance case continued. Lola White and Haywood cases dismissed after altercation between Lola and Ella Adams. Nine drunks fined $5. one dismissed.
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Dolly Walsh
Susan Wallace
Susan
Jennall
Dolly
Ben Franklin
Sarah
Frank
Wallace Smiter
Lisner
Robert Duff
Ed Nolan
McKwaine
D. Ramirez
Jessie Erwin
Jennie Hall
Lola White
Ella Adams
Charles Haywood
Lola
Haywood
Fashion Theatre Presents Unprecedented San Antonio Show
Tonight at the Fashion Theatre a stellar program unfolds with three new stars J W Berkeley Minnie May Thompson and Mr Bob Harrison joining the McClure Brothers The Forrests Aggie Wells Billy Wolf Larry Dooley Flora Weston and Lillie Wilson headline a diverse cast culminating in the sensational drama Osoloro or the Hunted Down led by child actress Minnie May Thompson as Omemeewusha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Theatre
San Antonio
J. W. Berkeley
Banjo
Happy Cal Wagner
New York
San Francisco
Minnie May Thompson
Bob Harrison
Haverley
Emerson
California
McClure Brothers
Forrests
Aggie Wells
Billy Wolf
Larry Dooley
Flora Weston
Lillie Wilson
Cyclone Strikes Presidio del Norte. Goodman Store Damaged
Reports reach the city by private letter that a cyclone last week at Presidio del Norte blewMr. Goodmans store from its foundation and damaged other houses. No fatalities are mentioned and the full extent of damage is not provided.
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Presidio del Norte
Man Falls From Second Story In Market Street Accident
Aged resident M. Eckenroth suffered multiple broken ribs after falling from the second story of a carriage and blacksmith shop on Market street. He reportedly rose in his sleep and walked through a window, tumbling to the cobbles below.
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Mr. M. Eckenroth
Market Street
Stampede of 300 Cattle In City Corrals Causes Panic
About 300 young cattle owned by Mr. I P McNeal stampeded from a corral on North Flores near San Pedro park. They broke the corral and ran through the business district via Commerce and Houston streets. The herd was corralled and held until owners arrived.
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Second Ward Hose Company
Doliie
Porter
Dolorosa Street
Military Plaza
Commerce Street
Pepe
Belknap
John Miller
Scott
Shely
Officer Pursues Jessie Erwin For Assault On Jennie Hall
Officer Eilis spotted Jessie Erwin, a gas company worker, with his mistress Jennie Hall on a city sidewalk. Hall showed a slight knife wound on her arm after Erwin allegedly attacked her with a pocket knife. Erwin was arrested and slated for trial the next day.
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Eilis
Jessie Erwin
Jennie Hall
Ellis
Kitsch Hall
Erwin
French citizens plan Bastile day celebration in Paris
About twenty five leading French citizens met in Recorder's court room to arrange the Bastile fall anniversary on July 14. R Gentile chaired, E Claudon elected secretary. Committees on arrangement and programme named, meeting tonight at La Union Francaise club rooms.
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Recorder’s Court Room
Bastile
Paris
R. Gentile
E. ?. Claudon
Messrs. A. Bruni
A. Lachapelle
John Loustanoux
Wm. Snell
Louis Berteaux
Post Office Fraud Case Features Boerne Witness Testimony
In the ongoing embezzlement and mail robbery case against Max Weyser, August Schweppe, postmaster at Boerne since 1881, testifies about six registered mail packages sent May 23 1885 from Boerne to destinations including San Antonio Britt Iowa and New Orleans. He describes package numbers, contents he could not verify, the stage driver Brown, the pouch lock, receipts, and delayed deposit certificates amid missing records. The examination continues.
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Max Weyser
Stevenson
August Schweppe
Boerne
San Antonio
Britt
Iowa
J. K. Farrer
Fredericksburg
Kernville
Kendalia
New Orleans
Brown
Rere
Local Latin American Notes Highlight Trade and Crime
Reports from Guadalajara note there are 40 public schools and a new Guanajuato governor inaugurated on May 27. Crimes include a fatal arson in Monterrey and a stabbing in Monterey, while locusts threaten San Luis Potosí. Goods collections at Progreso and Nuevo Laredo customs rise in April.
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Guadalajara
Manuel Gonzalez
Guanajaro
San Luis Potosi
Custom House
Progreso
New Laredo
Cristobal Perez
Francisco Herrera
Monterey
San Antonio Sanitary and Fertilizing Co advertises odorless cleaning
The Old Reliable San Antonio Sanitary and Fertilizing Company offers vault and privy cleaning with the Odorless Excavating Apparatus. They will remove barrels and ease disposal using the old system. Office at 1 East Commerce street telephone 200. H. M. Laxpaver is secretary. 6-6-3m0.
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San Antonio
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Wonderful EIGHT remedy claim for various pains
The advertisement touts WONDERFUL EIGHT as a universal cure for cholera diarrhea colic cramps stomach pains lameness sprains lumbago swellings neuralgia rheumatism and toothache with guaranteed relief and quicker curing, offered for sale by Kalteyer and Son.
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Kalteyer & Son
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the Daily Light
George
Paul Wagner
Carter & Mullaly
Undertakers
Texas
United States
Europe
Galveston
W.J. Young
Malory Line
West Commerce
West Houston St
AR Sale —Bus Vines
Towa
L. Gut
C. A
M. AP
Lignt
K Friedrich
Alamo
Bluoday
Evebog
Alamo & “Eet
Imain
McAllister’s
Bugwy
Pery
Lion
Crockmn
Cor
Crockett St
Offce
Belvin Street
Antonio
Matea
North Flores Bet
City
A. R. Huriey
Monterey Street
Alazan Creek
N. Y
Aue
Monwerey Street
Vena
Alain Creek
Licur
San Pedro Springs
Germania Lodge
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Sunset Railway Depot
Austin Street
Cardenas Ranch
Eddie
Peter
Pedro Hernandez
Ygnacio Garcia
Hernandez
Opera Party
Recorder’s Court
Paynk
Hilton & Young
Southern Manufacturing Company
Lesoyo Street
F. 1
Muyen
Post Office
Orizaba
la Revista de
Sentinel
Atemajac
Mezquitan
Jalisco
Oaxaca
Centra
Pearsall
A. Y. Allee
Frank Rhodes
R. H. Russell
A. M. Cohen
Calcasieu Lumber Yard
Sunset Railroad
Calcasion Parish
Laanne
SAN Antonio Lumber CO
Alamo Flaza, B. Fpras BS
Liogar
Main Plaza
Frank B. Bailey
Abilene
Tex
William Lippe
Eighth Cavalry
Nicuols & Co
F. Pasche
Soledad Street
L. Garza
Savings Bank
Volta Iron CO
Pttsburgh PA
The
E.f.redfield Co
Galveson
Force Worth
Avenue
N. G
Joseph Hermann
Otto Beldstom
Bergstrom & Cr
Twndertalen
Klum Street
Menger Hotel
Union
Daly Ia Beerte
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