Spring Opening Tables and City Notices Mix of Openings and Ads
A mixed-era city page lists spring openings at Texas Millinery Co and Belknap Ritts, plus sales at Julia Eikel & Co and various shops. Local updates include court actions, marriage licenses, street repairs, and neighborhood notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonr & Marx
Temple D. Smith
McGrorty
James Muir, Jr
Texas Nillinery Co
Andrew Moyer
Mra. Panchey
John Rush
Frank T Bonavitas
Mies Hickle
Nat. Wolfe
Mra. Barr
Miss Olmy
Wolff
Midwinter Fair finances and Alamo repairs urged
Report from San Antonio dated February 2, 1898 details the Midwinter Fair account showing unpaid bills and a remaining balance of about 5000 with likely collection after March 1. Net proceeds from the fair are expected at 600 to 700 to be spent on the Alamo, with calls for city action and private support for repairs and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balanca
Steubenrandh
Alamo
Travis
Crockett
Bowie
Firat
Haa Chia
Olee
Steolf
San Antonio
Buce & Canimendtona
G.Q. A. Rose
Public Spirit Leader Targets Sewer Work Delays
Col H J Barnard president of the Citizens Edison Co streetcar lines told the mayor that union crews ordered not to obstruct sewer construction along track routes. The February city tax collections total about $7 000 with departmental receipts still outstanding, lifting the month’s sum toward $1 000 more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. H. J. Barnard
Citizens’ (Edison Co
Jim
Thies
Henarly
City sued over trespass to title on Huber land south of city
John L Halvort Smith sues the City of San Antonio in trespass to try title for the Huber place a tract partly inside the city and three miles south of its center. The suit alleges condemnations by court orders and a $200 award to Smith, to be paid into the treasury per law. Mayor Elmendorf notes the action follows court condemnation and instructs the mayor to handle funds pending owner acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esse
Elmendorf
John L. Flalvort Smith
Delend Va
City of
San Antonio
Secretive American Protective Association letter shocks San Antonio
A letter and package advertised in a weekly notice prompt Catholic curiosity since Cardinal Batolil's arrival. The American Protective Association declares its San Antonio councils LH, 19, 27, and No. 14 operate under a charter to reveal principles and seek the supreme council’s platform. Locals question who attends meetings as the group claims hundreds of members in the city.
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Theo Strong Opunella
Cardinal Batolil
San Antonio
Texas
American Protective Association
Supreme Council of the World
Ste
Stula
Ligier
Dead man found in West Commerce Street room
A man about 55 was found dead in a West Commerce Street room. Letters dated Vicksburg Miss addressed to Frank Cunningham San Antonio Tex were found. Coroner Ja yino ruled heart disease as cause. A bag held a reg letter list showing several property transfers and values.
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West Commerce Straet
Vicksburg
Miss
Frank Cunningham
San Antonio
Tex
Edith Grant
West Commercs Street
Jayino
Valiso
Lottar
Wheat Market Report Sparks Cash Demand Across Regions
Private wire from Orroace Illinois reports New York cash wheat and flour movement with 13 000 primary receipts. Wheat receipts total 141 000 versus 291 000 corn 402 000 against 405 000. New Orleans clears 248 000 corn while Boston clears wheat 31 000. Ohio and Kansas inquire for cash wheat for milling. Export demand today includes 30 000 wheat locally and 250 000 wheat sold at Minneapolis.
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Alauio Brokeragea
Orroace
New York
Rhoston
New
Public Library New Arrivals At Alamo City Branch
The Alamo City Library reports weekly acquisitions including Boy of the First Empire by E. Brooke and Exploits of Brigadier Gerard by A. Conan Doyle among several titles. New reads cover fiction and non fiction from authors such as de Amicis Carlton Collin and Smiles with varied topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tloiova Fereet
Boy of
E. &. Brooke
Alamo City Library
Ulla
Arnold
Chas. Carlton Collin
Mesaya
Boyonon
Japan
Calbos
Alano
Baring
Gould
Parialan Point At View
Holovy
Bosaventury
Cable
Pearsall Pointers and Orleans Races Highlight Local News
Local Pearsall items note a Poultry Association organizing, Mra M. D. Broke elected president, and several residents' activities. A tuna couple Tom Johnson and Ide Edmond Stone wed, and Rex Moore received a political letter from J. W. Bailey. New Orleans reports racing crowds, fast track, and results across six races, with winners including Tat for Tat and Masonic Home. Edw Jenner announces reopening of his store on East Houston with new offerings.
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J. I. Haas
George N. Dorton
el Paso
Fangera
Oph
Postantigio
Sesson
Rex Moore
J. W. Bailey
Gainesville
United States
United States Sanator
John Clair
Stockman
Beoville
H. A. Mercer
A. D. Saunders
Frank Saunders
Timber Lake
Scovillett
Alamo City
New Orleans
Scherrer
Laoding
Cook
T. Murphy
Trixte
Warren
Old Gentleman
Williams
Haeckel
Clay
Buckmore
Thorpe
Masonic Home
Joe O'Sar
Sherrer
Tittle Billy
Gatewood
David
J. Hill
Constantino
Haisda
Shorrer
Labelis France
Dutty
Tul Arp
Newcom
Wile
Minnio W
Hil
Trouton
Festival
Trash
Desarves Investigation of Fourth Ward Aid Request
City authorities are urged by citizens to investigate a woman with several very young children begging for aid. If she deserves public support or a county poor house berth, she should receive it. The Fourth Ward sewer project is approaching, challenging taxpayers and testing ward leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuite Small
Alli
Pior
Rite of Circumcision Service Notation
At eleven o clock this morning the infant son of Mr and Mrs Dave Tory at 511 San Pedro avenue will be circumcised according to the Jewish custom with Rabbi Elkins presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Tory
San Pedro Avenue
Elkins Pictuting
Chicago Trade Report Exports Shift Week to Week
The Chicago trade note shows exports of wheat and flour from both coasts totaling 2,208,000 for the week, down from 8,140,000 the prior week and significantly lower than 2,689,000 a year ago. Caustic market figures include varied grain prices and railway movements amid a fluctuating foreign demand.
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Uicago
Catcano
Fev
Iepatechea
Datatie
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Pillsbury
Ascension Suaras
Virginia Woencikacs
Robert Inman
Rosa Watson
Nic Touge
Crowther
Callaway
McAlester Indian Territory
Nick Longe
Michel
C. 2
Hites
India
Texas Millinery Co
L. Burr& Son
Scheol Board
Tlnnarman
Chile
Gus
A- Bowyer
Commerce
Kypfer
Hote
Serbe & McAlister
Ides
Paul Lock
Germany
Rollef Corps
Muth’s Garden
Southern Ice Company
Dr. L. Szenderg
Castorville
Bandusky
J. Nikel & Co’s
Texas Allllinery Co
Jim Bennet
Atric Court
Turr Exchayxor
Alamo Plaza
Stunbleiuld & Co
Smith
Trow Bunch
Tim Mors Mintnery Co
Txkitam
Houston Street
Avene D
Lerven
Iga
Moxy Mininkey Co
Willsbury
J. Eikel& Co
Wvon
Barrett
Jiloa Wallace
Kypie
Met Mummary Co
J. Itkel & Co
Johnston
Georgia
Mroninney Co
Nic Tenge
Timm Molin Machinery Co
Dulling
Geo
J. Dulling
San Pedro Park
Col
Buck
Lafitte
Sycamore
Pexas Millinery
Kyptar & Fe
Kypter & Song
Mathus
Lara
Kypfer & Seng
Sunadt Wood Co
Salla
Phous
Dittmar & Depenhetser, Fire Insurance
Mackey Bla
Nic Tengg
Pahasbury
Pillsbury Best
Acnen
Disily Lier
Kyrron & Seng
A. F. A. Answers
Real Estata
Business Man's Club
Phittiys Carl
East Englewood
Business Men’s Club
Bola D'Arc
Sheridan Streete
Francisco Borges
Santiago Bargas
Pablo Cruz
Austin
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Public Libraries
Pearsall Pointers
Jenner
Contee- Honery
Fourth Ward
Chicago Trade Report
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Eub
Darex
Merar
Herman Breusing
L. C. Willtasss
U. C. Sokumagher, Ltds
Lnanr
Jon Orrros
McAlister
Indian Territory
Sunset Wood Co
South Reding Street
Geo. B. Webber
Atttorney At Law
Mackey Building
Dan Lewiss
St Witte Bldg
Commerce Street
Josee B3ros
Sducarion
Carett
Ohee
Aucceag
Birle- Hirt
Norogua
Elect
Aidney
Arbory
Wheers
Piles
Wiven