Illness hits Justice Umscheid at his North Street home
Justice Umscheid II is reported very ill at his residence 172 North Street with a fever deemed dangerous. He is under constant care of physician Dr A B Bear, Lungs Nose and Throat, 308 Gunter Blog, O P 3707. Highland Dance set for March 12 1911. Ex parte Sebriano Gomez removal of minority disabilities filed in Forty fifth District Court. Auto Tire Protector Co promotes demonstration by phone 1580 at 312 Gibbs Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Umscheid
Joseph Umscheid
North Street
Sebriano Gomez
Minstrel Donkey Stirs Grand Show and Other Acts
Lew Dockstader's minstrels close at the Grand after a donkey debut to humorous mishap. The Traveling Salesman by James Forbes returns with an strong cast led by Mark Smith and Dallas Tyler. A Madrid dancer debuts at the Royal as a high profile vaudeville week continues. The Star shows a moving picture set of the Chicago vs Philadelphia championship and other highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Dockstader
Dockstader
Henry 8. Harris
Rose Stahl
James Forbes
the Grand
Harris
Mark Smith
Bob Blake
Dallas Tyler
Diana Huneker
Emmett Shakleford
Charles Richmond
Felix Krembs
Mark Price
Gideon Burton
George M. DeVere
Dean Borup
the Royal
Madrid
Spain
Coatras
Snyder and Miller
Bennett Sisters
Kershaw
Ivins
Zene
Zoa
the Star
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cap Anson
The Girl in the Taxi on Grand Stage
The Girl in the Taxi, debuting in Paris as Le Fils a Papa, is billed for Grand Sunday night and Monday matinee and night. Originated by Anthony Mars, adapted by Stanislaus Stange, it set long running records in New York Chicago and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosphere
Mars
Europe
Bisson
Paris
Anthony Mars
Postmaster
Stanislaus Stange
New York
Chicago
Boston
February Community Notes and City Actions
February added twenty new members to the society list and a night meeting attendees included Mesdames McAllister Livingston Harris Garden and Secretary-Treasurer McCauley. The Commercial Loan and Trust company named receiver for John C. Hovel with a $10,000 bond. Cunningham files bankruptcy with assets of 5212.58 and liabilities of 5158.11. final discharge granted for Cady Cotter Furniture. YWCA to move to Avenue D and Third Street. Rabbi Meex Feinsueger to preach at the Orthodox synagogue. Johnny Bukowsky, 12, injured at Herff School. Travis Street Bridge tested and set for city acceptance next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Society
Mesdames
F. W. McAllister
D. A. Livingston
Geo. D. Harris
A. W. 8. Garden
Messrs
Jas. Anderson
J. F. Howard
F. W. Smithers
J. P. Ward
G. L. McCauley
Zula Lee McCauley
Commercial Loan and Trust Company
John C. Hovel
Hovel
George H. Cunningham
Travis Street
ZEMO Skin Remedy Ad Offers Full Refund Promise
The Bexar Drug Co promotes ZEMO and ZEMO soap for irritated skin and promises a money back guarantee if customers are not fully satisfied. The ad touts ZEMO as a clear external liquid effective against eczema pimples dandruff and other skin eruptions for all ages and skin types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar Drug Co
Bruce Will Manage Hotel in Monterey
William C. Bruce, former Menger hotel manager, will run the new five story Monterey hotel in Mexico after completion. He plans to purchase furniture and fixtures in the north to ready the hostelry in about three months. Built by Fernando Ancira, the hotel may be named the Ancira and will feature a top searchlight to illuminate incoming trains up to twenty five miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William cC. Bruce
Menger
Monterey
Mexico
Mr. Bruce
North
Fernando Ancira
State Bureau No Good
A Board of Health meeting yields little business aside from a letter from John Rosser. Secretary Mueller reports San Antonio’s death rate at 12.48 per 10 000 inhabitants for last year. Rosser, recently named head of the State Bureau of Vital Statistics, questions the bureau’s usefulness and notes newspapers report more births than the bureau. Washington accepts city figures but rejects state statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rosser
Board of Health
Mueller
Department
San Antonio
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
Washington
Runaway Horse Injures Robert Silsbee in City Collision
A runaway horse ridden by Robert Silsbee at Commerce and Navarro collided with a car carrying Mr and Mrs Charles Scheicher of Belmont street. The horse and rider fell with Silsbee trapped beneath. The car suffered heavy damage but the occupants were uninjured. Silsbee was rescued, taken to a drug store, then to Hutchins hotel. He sustained severe bruises and cuts but no broken bones. recovery expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Silsbee
Commerce and
Navarro Streets
Charles Scheicher
Belmont Street
Mr. Silsbee
Silsbee
Hutchins Hotel
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Grand Opera House
Henry B. Harris
Wight “Abe
Cottas Bennett Sisters
Snyder and
Miller Kershaw and
Royal Orchestra
Vaudevidire
Benefit Lamar
John B. Sherwood
Carnegie Hall
English Lake Country
London
England
Groose& Newton
Taxicab
Blum St
Menger Hotel
City News
A. BR. Bear
Gunter
O. P
Eva Travers
Fifty-seventh District
J. J. Travers
Dr. Tinkham
Contit
Suite
Ies
Moor Building
August Lenz
M. Meyer
Carolus Music
Auto Tire Protector Co
Gibbs
Muth
Humane Society
The
San Antonio Humane Society
Seoreh
Chas. K. Garring
Gunter Building
Cady- Cotter Furniture Company
Young Women’s Christian Association
Avenue D
Third Street
Méex Feinsueger
Cong Talmud
Thora Beth Avraham
New York City
Guilbeau and
Aubrey Street
Johnny Bukowski
Nevada Street
Herff School
Zemo
Loan & Trust
Caroline
Ferd. Herff Sr
Thos
B. A. Striving
Chea
Bruce
Mr . Rosser
Wolff & Marx Co
Red Cross
Point de Paris
Panama
Aeeekee
Hinds
Lambert
Ecru
Madras
Saa
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