Railroad officials meet in Brownsville
General Manager Rodgers Superintendent Finnegan Claude Pollard and R J McMillan of the Brownsville road legal department arrived at noon to review the removal of the Brownsville and Gulf tracks by city officials last Thursday night. They declined to state their probable course of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Tex
Rodgers
Finnegan
Claude Pollard
R. J. McMillan
Legal Department
Brownsville Road
Brownsville & Gulf
Free West End Reading Room Entertainment Tonight
A free program will be held at the West End reading room 2015 North Bandera Tuesday night. Boetzinger's Orchestra and Rev. G. E. Nies will perform with vocal solos by Miss Maude Edens and Mr. Charles Nies. The public is invited to attend using the West End car to reach the building door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gree
West End
North Bandera Street
Boetzinger
Maude Edens
G. E. Nies
Charles Nies
Sccccecess
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Chicago Woman
Chicago readers report relief from female disorders after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A Chicago woman recounts requesting the product at a store, praising its cure and urging others to insist on the original remedy rather than substitutes. The advertisement touts Privan's Vegetable Compound as a standard female health treatment derived from roots and herbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Janetzki
Privan
Ursuline Academy graduates host luncheon at Hot Wells
Miss Annie Samuels gave a pleasant luncheon yesterday afternoon for the Ursuline academy graduating class in the open air cafe at Hot Wells. Guests included Miss Florence Higgins and classmates Misses Theresa Cavanaugh Ottilia Malczyski Claudie Hammond Johnnie A. Dolan Helen Reilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Samuels
Ursuline Academy
Hot Wells
Florence Higgins
Theresa Cavanaugh
Ottillia Malczyski
Claudie Hammond
Johnnie A. Dolan
Helen Reilly
Surprise 25th Wedding Anniversary at Garden Street Home
Mr and Mrs Theodore Machen heimer celebrated their 25th anniversary with a surprise party and luncheon at their Garden Street home. Friends listed include E Scholl R Vander Stratten H Geyer A Gloeckner and many others. The junior Baptist union held a meeting at Calvary church with talks on Work Among the Indians and musical selections. Miss Charlotte Blundell to wed Charlies Staudt at 609 North Flores Street later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Machenheimer
Garden Street
E. Scholl
R. Vander Stratten
H. Geyer
A. Gloeckner
T. Waters
R. Erlen
Podewils
Henry Dukes
G. Groebner
C. Ling
H. Koehler
D. Jochinsen
J. Lieber
W. Appmann
J. Steinfeldt
T. Welken
L. J. Gembler
A. Nordmann &Sr
M. Nordmann
A. Gembler
G. Cuchman
F. Pfeiffer
EB. Keylich
Torrey
Junior Baptist Young People’s Union of Calvary Baptist Church
R. F. Stokes
Maydell
Montana Blackmon
Mary Bell Ward
Irene McClure
C. E. Blundell
Charlotte Blundell
Charlies Staudt
North Flores Street
Watermelon Party Planned by Riverside Park Baptist Classes
The Philathea class will host the Baraca class at a watermelon party tomorrow evening at Miss Lois Rollins home 302 Whiting avenue. All members are invited. The Playgrounds association reports a successful musical event and aims to do more work over the summer. Miss Mabel Penfield visits to aid the grounds and Mrs Shepherd at 1711 Buena Vista street requests donations to support the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Park Baptist Church
Lois ‘Rollins
Whiting Avenue
Playgrounds Association
Mabel Penfield
Mra Shepherd
Buena Vista Street
Mrs Bruns and son visit city for month stay
Mrs Otto Bruns and her son from St Louis are guests of Mrs John Wahl sister of Mrs Bruns at 428 West Woodlawn Avenue. They plan to stay about one month before returning north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Bruns
St. Louis
City
John Wahl
Bruns
West Woodlawn Avenue
Flowers for the sick bring hope to Mexican boy in hospital
A 14 year old Mexican boy Servando Carrejo in the City hospital suffered from tuberculosis and knee surgery. The Light charity delivers bouquets to infirmaries on tomorrow and Friday. Citizens are urged to donate flowers and support the effort to cheer unfortunates in city institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Servando Carrejo
Servando
Light
Light Auto
Egg market noise from New York on June 26
Eggs firm with receipts 15 505. Fresh gathered extras per dozen quoted at 19 and 21 cents. State, Pennsylvania and nearby hatchery white 22 and 25 cents. Do gathered white 19 and 28 cents. Western gathered white 17 and 20 cents. State Pennsylvania nearby hatchery browns 20 and 28 cents. Do gathered browns and mixed colors 16 and 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State
Pennsylvania
Western
Nerves and health rebuilt with Duffy’s Malt Whiskey claim
An American narrative from Summit New Jersey tells how a nervous breakdown left Miss Kemp with a weak heart. After consulting medical advice she used Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, which she credited with restoring health and allowing her to resume business. The ad stresses the product as a government recognized medicine during the Spanish American War and urges buying from officials outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Kemp
Summit
New Jersey
Duffy
Duty Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
San Antonio Exposition Park features popular priced shows
Archer Amusements at Exposition Park in San Antonio drew capacity crowds with five act vaudeville and rides. A 10 cent admission offered strong acts including a negro minstrel, a giant dip ride, a merry go round and named animals. Royal theater shows include The Musical Blacksmiths and The Golden Wedding. Also highlighted is the Texas battleship Texas reel and New Hampshire gun crew sequence at Crescent theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ation Park
Archer Amusements Company
Exposition Park
San Antonio
Price
W. H. Mack & Co
Texas
New Hampshire
Chesapeake Bay
Crescent Theater
The Crown Theater Showcases The Down Fall of Diaz
Dell's Crown theater presents The Down Fall of Diaz or After the Battle, a wartime film praised as one of the finest war pictures. The program also includes an Army Maneuvers reel made locally and two other high class reels for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Theater
Dell’s Crown Theater
Diaz
Juaremz
New San Antonio Fire Engines Undergo Tests
Official tests of two motor driven fire engines ordered in July 1910 will be held Thursday afternoon after a council committee meeting. If accepted one engine will be stationed at Mission company on South Alamo Street and the other at fire company No 1 Mata Moras and South Firo Street. Unofficial tests by E L Weiant and H Ruggles showed strong performance with 200 pounds pressure at 200 feet in under a minute. J B Schmitz of American LaFrance will attend the tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Bishop
Mission Company
South Alamo Street
Matamoras
South Firo Street
E. L. Wei
Woman Shot Near Medina River While Returning From Picnic
Mrs. Ros Hernandez sustained a gunshot wound to the head when a shotgun discharged in a wagon grazed her during a return trip from a Medina river picnic. She was brought to the city hospital by her husband and treated by Dr. Elmendorf. The condition was reported unchanged and not likely to prove fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ros
Hernandez
Medina
Wells Fargo to Take Over Pacific Express at Paris
Paris Texas June 26 notice received that Wells Fargo Express will succeed Pacific Express Company at this place. The change marks a transition in local parcel and freight handling with Wells Fargo assuming operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welle Sere
Paris
THE
Associated Press
Tex
Wells- Fargo Express Company
Pacific Express Company
Notice of Public Auction of Seized Cigars in San Antonio Port
Public sale will be held at the customs house on Tuesday June 27 at 10 oclock a m by the Deputy Collector of Customs to auction 1090 packages of cigars seized at Ndgales Arizona for violation of customs laws. Sale is for cash to the highest bidder. The notice references physical and mental exhaustion remedy Horsfords Acid Phosphate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port of
San Antonio
Customs House
Ndgales
Ariz
United States
H.C
Board names and oil delivery for Fort Sam Houston projects
A board convenes at Fort Sam Houston to review army medical department field organization and equipment. It will overhaul hospital corps drill regulations and prepare a provisional field hospital manual. A contract for 50 000 gallons of crude oil to improve drill ground roads was awarded to a Texas company. Engineers depart for Leon Springs to lay water piping near the new division camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Medical Department
Fort Sam Houston
Birmingham
Maneuver Division
Daniel E. McCarthy
R. Darnell
Medical Corps
Washington, D. C
Straub
Texas Company
Engineers
Leon Springs
Washer’s Ranch
Third Cavalry
Terlingua
Camp Reed
Big Bend
Duncan
Westcott
Eleventh Infantry
Wisconsin
Lennard
Fort Leavenworth
McGrew
Fort
D. A. Russel
Prohibition Meeting Set With W P Lane In San Antonio
Under the San Antonio Brewing Co sign at East Houston and Avenue E, prohibition supporters plan a mass meeting tonight. State Comptroller W P Lane will speak on the economics of prohibition at 8 15 pm, addressing business men under the women’s statewide campaign committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Brewing Company
East Houston
Avenue E
San Antonio
W. P. Lane
East Houston Street
Pro Forces
Lane
Prohibition
Katherine L. Haines
Labor Day planning session forms perfect committee structure
At a Labor Day committee meeting in the Trades Council hall eighteen unions are represented and officers are elected. Fritz Russi Jr. serves as chairman with J J Tucker Jr and John Sweeney as vice chairman and secretary treasurer. A site committee and a contest panel are appointed to select a venue and oversee the queen contest while more unions are expected to join next Sunday. The event aims to fund the labor temple and organizers pledge weekly meetings leading to the big observance in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades Council Hall
Fritz Russi Jr
J. J. Tucker Jr
John Sweeney
Sid Murray
Fred Krisch
John Horner
Julius Hermann
John Stennett
San Antonio
Labor Temple Building Fund
Grain prices rise in St Louis market report
St Louis grain prices show gains with corn and oats higher. No 2 track red cash at 87 to 88 cents old and new, No 2 hard at 90 to 96 cents, corn at 56 1 2 to 57 1 2 cents, oats at 42 to 43 1 2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Grain
Associated Press
ST. Louis
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Herbert
Charles
Clara Leigh
Center Point
Jack Rowe
Russell Place
Mrs
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Columbus, Tex
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M. B. Hutchins
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Stanley Circle
Berlin
North German Lloyd Line
Naples
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Ethelyn Legendre
Mary Pauline Fortran
New Orleans
Miss Fortran
Woman's Home Mission Society
Government Hill Methodist Church
R. B. Tarbert
Crosby Street
Frank EE. Coleman
Waco
E. Bee Thomas
Cotulla
G. V. Henrichson
Hammond Avenue
Council
Horsford’s
House of Fashions
Steves & Sons
S.S.S
S. S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
F. Groos & Co
Bankers
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