Marriage of Maya and Tikal Amid Sacred Island Feasts
In dawn light at the City of the Heart a public rite unfolds. Maya wed Tikal amid council honor and ritual, while Zibalbay’s fate, an uprising, and the end of an era loom, as the oracle and lovers’ future intertwine with political fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattai
Amg
Iurchad
Zibalbay
Caduue
Isman
Eart
Moya
Ieart
Tikal
Muttal
Witck
Maya
Ryond
Aless
Molas
Luaizail
Tadian Na
Tha Eart
Prophecy and marriage clash at Tikal council
In a tense scene at Tikal, Tikal denounces complicity in wrongdoing. Mattai argues against prophecy, while Maitai scolds Jord for interfering as the Indy’s betrothal to a nameless stranger becomes a flashpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tikal
Mattai
Mattal
Waltoher
Jord
Maitai
Ako
Gaffs and Slashers in City Budget Controversy
The mayor and council approved a budget allocating 7,400 for the police department salaries, 36,600 for the fire department, 28,900 for the street commission, and 87,360 for city employees. The funds come from general revenue and a special fund, and the council is urged to not divert money between funds. If debts exist, they should be liquidated by taxes or new bonds. The piece critiques the sewer work and criticizes the Express as politically biased while noting competing telephone exchange efforts and ongoing legal actions involving the street railway and local bankers. Various political maneuvers and figures are discussed, reflecting a volatile Texas political scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignatio
Lindy
Senor
Ceae
Pemicirele
Council of the Heart
Tikal
Mattai
Ditaas
Zikalbay
Maya
Mays
Aving
Comand
Bsin
Po Nes
Koraqudamployes
Citizeny Sul Council
MIDWINTER FAIR ADVERTISEMENT FOR GROCERS AND DRUGGISTS
A garbled midwinter fair ad lists numerous grocers and suppliers selling a powder product by Kunkel and others. It mentions price on request, assorted merchants, and partial notes on ammunition, health items, and transportation, with scattered names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booker & Coa
Kunkel
George J. Dullale
Walton & Co
Goo
C. Sauer
AVR & Chapman
Pst
Susan Chas
W. Grosn
Mra
Nerner
A. A Smith
W. E. Barton
A. Dartenstayn
McLane & McNally
G. Webber
Wohitthre
Qen
Mangoie
Alle Uras
BP. Shafer
John Vowon
Jos San Marcus
L. Voliner
Laesberg
Bledel Ttros
Frank Loskey & Co
Geo
Joka Te Bro
R. Maurer
Iro
A. Woodyard
Mrs
C. Moyer
Glinhia
le Stacheihausen
Tohn A. Miler
Wagner
Horan
Con Ang
Muegge
Camsibell
N Pisce
Tin Byer
DB. Daneritue
Mra Rubleds
Lohrberg
B. Boteman
Buckny
P. Jenner
Taw Minevanas
FJ. Carta
Worieker
We Geherray
Redmind Bros
Zitlemag
S.M, Dostherberry
R. Perez
City businesses face alleyway garbage issue in updated notice
Town officials and local business owners including Jarwel Stoves and Ranves, with A. Homer, 217 W Commerce St and Franch Stora, 210 W Austin Street, prompt action as alleys in the business district draw attention of the garbage monitor. The fragmentary OCR hints at municipal cleanup efforts in the commercial area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guinuioy
Iefrtarvators
Tagiltolite
Tilzeard
Fragmentary Old Texan Notes on Local Business and politics
A jumble of names and places reports street repairs near Paschal square, ads for local trades and products, and a long quotation about party conventions in the Twelfth district. Capt. Broadbent comments on Ogden and district chairmanship, with debate over convention control and harmony within the party.
Republican Call for Texas State Convention and Reform
A 1896 Texas Republican notice calls for a state convention in Houston on April 20 to elect delegates to the national convention and to select a presidential and vice presidential ticket. It condemns Black and Tan conventions, recalls Austin conflicts, notes disorder at rallies, and urges loyal reform Republicans to join a future convention for a representative, orderly party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Brackenridge
Kentucky
Republicana
Repubicans
Texas
Grant
Ldredericksburg
Mission Gordon
San Antonio
Hexar County
Econtrol
Mensra
Lindner
Hoofling
Thera
Genere
Bynes Thera
Noonan
Ogden
Austin
Frausten
Apowil
People Party
Fredericksbinfe
Zeans
Waco
Walruary
Houston
Nation Publican Convention
Lars
Garrison la Tho
Shairmen
Ace
Wille
Maj. Burke
Hancock
Ono Hegro
Major Burks
Major Burke
Vlan
W. EB
Storm
Brush
Bia
Cat Ag
Storms
Brosh
Distriet
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the Sunday Light
Heart of the World
Rider Haggard
Wayer
Counell
San Antonio Express Apporta Vo
Goney-Clark
Genersla
Sosia
Express
The
Ita Ratea
Norita
GulfShore Railway
Jose Casslago
Perry J. Lewis
Caney Appesty
Nnto
Gistae
Udgro Besslam
Cansy
Ida
Rea Bone
Fredericksburg
Thera Wert Oiggers
Nat Sulzbacher
B. A. Verrell
San Antonio Express
Joe Canstano
George W. Rosa
Cleveland
Senate
House
Gunny
Failura
Conrda
Materia
Famouuer
Thon
Eastin
C. A. Salter
Pv. Carpenter
Steroph
Leet It
Co. Rouss
Fanire
TT. Stuckey
T. Truni
Alexander & Con
Ators
Wooltz
Hansoll
Carl & Sao
Ubyt Schnidt
Junghecker
aNeosen
John Dullulg
I Basewls
Taya' R
Tittle Read Grocery
James Tiley
Die
Anno Vite
S. Stain
Wo Ey Paro
Smith
J. A. Gasset
Peter Gaye
Cortiuca
Wight
Thumar
Gupesteimer
Firé Togarauce, Mackey B’ld'p
Paschal Square
Lex Cons
Malvinza
Seedd & McAllibyen
Panchiog
Cortines
Dr. Menger
Sowiet
East Gommores Street
Egewood
Paxton
Ryatsl
Maton Plaza
Trilby Soap
Republican Call
Headquarters
Reform Republican Party
G. BP. Koh
Mmaautae
Vurrier
Saykh Alama
Ee Davia
Jeffarson
Carson
Pittstines
Gretnar
Paris
Aevins
Denison
Grennynauth
A.A Cochran
Dallas
Gobo Gillis
Mineala
Sth
OFTOR
Beonham
Ty. Wran
Otto Tieltig
New Braunfels
Mullen
Yoakum
Maora
Brownasvilla
Johnaci
San Antonia
Andress
Ubito
Harvey
Belton
Ehre eManua
Baird
Marui
Ft Worth
Cyiabs
Plow Point
Goonsar
Ore Worth
Inks
Searee Ian Autonio
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