County Candidates Must Pay Assessments to Be Placed on Ballot
C and Buss, chairman of the county committee, says most candidates have sent in checks covering assessments levied at the last Monday meeting. Those who fail to pay by tonight will not have their names on the judicial primary ballot. Withdrawals have been filed by T M West and Max Becker for representative and district clerk respectively.
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Review of Reviews Company
Ateccas
Hoffmann
France
Pot
de Quincey
Conan Doyle
England
Kikuch Jun
Japan
Russia
Turkey
Arabia
Spain
China
Elihu Root
Dhergtary
Steves Sar
Willy F Sm
Laman Abbott
Movell
Fondnoys
Josep C. Cammem
Hla
Julian Huw
Business Men to Meet at Husiness Mens Chia Auditorium
A mags meetlog is scheduled in the auditorium of the Husiness Men's chia this afternoon. An expected large attendance is anticipated as the meeting will address the Brownsville country railroad faculties issue.
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Brownsville
Title Abstracts Recommend Examination Before Purchase
Abstracts and Certificates of Title warn buyers that safe real estate purchase requires title examination by Besar Abstract Co., which holds the most complete title records. For valuable property, order an abstract. for cheaper properties, obtain a guaranteed certificate of title. The owner bears the cost to prove the title is sound.
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Besar Abstract Co
Harness theft arrest leads to juvenile court
Noah Collins, a young Black boy, was arrested yesterday on a charge of stealing a two set harness from a farmer. He was caught with the harness, and the case was sent to the juvenile court. The notice also lists a local soda fountain and store contact details.
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Collins
Noah Collins
Appeal Taken On Speeding Fine In Poe Court
Collins was fined 25 in Poe court after arrest by Policeman Stow for speeding. Collins claimed he was not driving over eight miles an hour, but three linemen from the mentioned company testified the car was going pretty fast.
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Collins
Poe
Stow
Colling
Metlon Company
Free Seats At Big Tent For Light Readers Event
Coupons from The Light grant 2400 seats tonight at the Big Tent theater for a San Anton crowd to view The Medium by Inj Lehr Dramatic company with Miss Lehr and George Livyveliya leading. Spaciaties between acts accompany the performance as a guest-level attraction.
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Tiight
San Anton
Inj Lehr Dramatic Company
Miss Lehr
Yung
George Livyveliya
Biz Tern Airdome
Autoists’ appeal practice delays cases to state attorney
Colling followed the customary step among motorists by giving pouce of appeal, a practice that defers action for several months as cases linger before the county attorney.
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Colling
Mock Used Whip Case In Police Court
J L Mock faced a police court charge of reckless driving after last evening’s incident near Captain McCabe's home. Mock, driving past the captain's residence, struck the horse’s horn with his whip, causing the animal to bolt toward a fence and narrowly avoid a collision. he was fined five dollars.
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Mock
J. L. Mock
Ibis Moraley
McCabe
Fined trio for using San Luis Street for baseball games
In police court this morning Were Practicing Curves, A Guilferez and G Gonzales were fined $5 each for persisting in using San Luis street for a baseball game yesterday afternoon. Officer Green testified several complaints prompted action, but the defendants refused to plead. Battery Worle.
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Guilferez
G. Gonzales
San Luis
Green
Mes
Worle
Man and Woman Condemned to Death in Warsaw
A man and a woman were condemned to death in Warsaw for involvement in the recent attempt on General Skallon, governor general of Warsaw. Seventeen death sentences were announced yesterday across nearby towns and cities in Russia.
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St. Petersburg
Jimie
Warsaw
Skallon
Russia
Congressman Slayden Addresses Veterans Meeting
Members of the Albert Sidney Johnston camp of Confederate veterans held a regular monthly social session at the WW Nall. Congressman Janes I L Slayden delivered an address and instrumental numbers were played. Slayden announced cannons obtained from the government for use in decorating the Confederate monument, now at Rock Island and to be shipped to San Antonio. J H McLean also spoke praising the Southern Cross drill corps at the Birmingham reunion.
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Albert Sidney Johnston
Ww. W. Nall
Janes Il. Slayiun
Stayden
Rock Island
San Antonis
J. H. McLean
Southern Crass
Birmingham
Bargains For Ladies At Mentger Rosenville Co
Bargains for ladies with discounts on expensive Ta urine suits and millinery. Splendid styles offered with easy weekly payments of 10 dollars. Readers urged to visit 228 South Rorston Street to shop the sale.
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Menterg& Rosenvlonm Co
South Rorston Strest
Servant Alleges Helen Gould Defamed Her in Suit
New York June 22 Miss Helen Gould philanthropist and daughter of the late J Gould faces a $20000 damages suit by Elida Ganley a former parlour maid in Miss Goulds home in Fifth Avenue Ganley claims Gould publicly branded her as untrustworthy and immoral in the presence of seven other servants seeking redress for slander in a domestic dispute with the Gould household
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New York
Helen Mr .Gould
J. Gould
Plandev
Elida Ganley
Miss Gould
Fathoven
Vito Sayenng
Mise Gould
Mer
American car nears Irkutsk in dangerous trolley pole overhaul
A dispatch from Irkutsk reports the American car in the New York Paths race has crossed Lake Buthal and is nearing the city. Meanwhile San Antonio enacts ordinances requiring electric trolley wires to be mounted on iron or steel poles, replacing wooden supports within a defined district, with penalties for noncompliance and a lengthy boundary description for pole installation.
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Paris
Malta
Irtutsk
New York
Lake Buthal
Irkutsk
City of
San Antonio
United States
Travia Street
St. Mary Street
Turvis Street
Avenue DB
Avenue D
East Houston Street
Fast Hoveton Street
Alamo Plaza
Bonham Street
Alaric Street
Une
Alamo Street
Market Street
Main Plaza
Menee
Nueva Street
Dwyer Avenue
Dwyer Ays
AfAla Plaza
Maia Plaga
Colorgna
Santa Rosa Avenues
Santa Rosa Avenue
Paschal Square
West Cammeran Atreet
West Gommaree Street
Medina Street
Madina Street
West Hontlot Street
Houston
St Mary Street
St. Mary
Comnell
Bryan Callaghan
Suits Settle as Court Lists Damages Case
In the Thirty-seventh district court Mrs Lux Coy Morin sues the International and Great Northern Railway for 25000 alleging injury from a Dec 1907 accident when struck by cars. Jury panels sworn for the week include many names as cases proceed. several judgments by agreement are entered in other actions including a death claim. The week ends as juries are seated and last jury week of term approaches before summer vacation begins July 1. Grand jury reconvenes with expected witnesses on gambling investigations.
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Lux Coy Morin
International & Great Northern Ailway ‘Company
Plaintite
Ang Awarn Tn
A. C. Maraceaux
J. W. Irving
George W. Fried
Charles Houser, Jr
Paul O'Brien
Alfred Bosshard
Chattas Auibrunt
J. Pearson Newcomb
John Reigel
J. Moos
William M. Williams
Harry Sc
San Antonio Machine and Supply Company
Riverhead
Farm O
Mary
Stebbing
San Antonio ‘Traction Company
San Pedro Avenue
G. S. McFarlang
C. Ki Mocker
Galveston, Harrigburg& San Antonio Railway Company
Willie Jackson
Platonian
Forty-fifth District Court
R. Goffey
Conrad Pape
James All
Max Toepprrwein
Otto Schroeter
O. I. Stahl
Louis Brehm
Charles Bebnildt
Roy Varga
GC. Wildenstein
Wiliam D. Murphy
J. Jackson
M. Beck
D. Shields
A. D. Dunst
Fittys Seventh District Court
A. Avauir
W. M. Cotten
A.W. Albright
Smith
Pat Morahan
T. Beil
Gweny Reed
A. Stubl
W. Addington
Whi, Stuailgood
George Fennel
WL Hathaway
Voro
Charlen Andraw
Bexay County
J. F. Baler
Ph . McMickls
Baker
President Roosevelt to cut out work this week
Oyster Bay June 22 note the arrival of the first business day of President Roosevelts vacation the executive offices staff of six men found late for them to do except to put the office rooms in order and see that everything was in readiness for dispatch business. No appointments have been made to receive visitors at Sagamore Hill today or for the early part of the week. Recreation as far as possible will be the presidents program.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Séganore Hill
Explosion Destroys Naval Laboratory at Newport
An explosion at the torpedo laboratory of the Naval Training Academy Newport Rhode Island destroyed the facility. The loss is not expected to exceed 3000 dollars. Spontaneous combustion is believed to have caused the blast at the naval lab.
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Newport
Naval Training Academy
Prosperity in Sight At 198 East Conference Street Window Display
A sign of prosperity appears in a Gwar dtree Shoe Co window at 198 East Conv erence Street showing $1000 in one dollar bills with the caption Here's Your Money Come Get It the Shoes are Reduced One Dollar a Pair The Model Tailoring Co at 116 East Houston Street advertises $20 suits closing out at $10 J T Domett & Co Undertakers listed in the damaged text.
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Gwardtree Shoe Co
East Convenerce Street
The
Model Tailoring Co
East Houston Street
Anisexen Big Tent Airdome Vaudeville Show Review
A large audience attended the three act county production The Medium at the Big Tent Airdome last night and cheered with frequent applause. The show repeats tonight with free admission via light coupons. Harrison King entertained with humorous routines, while Mr and Mrs Harold Kelly drew laughs in a funny sketch. Be Lawrence sang with a bright voice, and Francis Swartz Co. closed with The End, a hearty vaudeville closer. A health note praises Foley’s Kidney Cure from nearby retailers.
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Big Tent Airdome
Hamilton Hag
Harrison King
Harold Kelly
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Morrison
Thos. Goggan & Bros
Houston and Navarro Streets
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Foley
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Edward Russell
Vance Thompson
Edgar Saltua
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