Unchanged Situation in Pacific Strikes and White House Visit
Reports from Springfield and Washington on March 11 show no change in Missouri Pacific strike conditions, ongoing visitor rush to the White House, and political maneuvering around nominations. Morrison leads ballots, while Hendricks seeks appointments. clashes at Sedalia and Centertown involve militia, Pinkerton talks, and railroad tensions across multiple cities.
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Springfield
Morrison
Streeter
Black
Mulheron
Ward
Haynes
Washinctox
Hendricks
Vilas
Chicago Ne
Republcan
Chicago
St. Louis
Sedalia
Missouri Pacific
Jefferson City
InGron
Postoffice
Interior
Secretary of the Interior
Parsons
Campbell
Martin
Topeka
Pavestine
International
Great Northern
Ireland
Texas Pacific
Marshall
Willis
Here
Houston
Erson City
Post-Dis
Jamison
Centertown
Washineton
White House
Cleveland
Arthur
Kentucky
Illinois
Iowa
North Carolina
Florida
Lamont
House
Post-Dispatch
Hager
Pinkerton
Round House
Hagar
Centretown
Fort Worn
Col. Keller
New Orleans
Texas and Pacific
Obvial
Snea
Gosling Benefit Report and Funeral Notice
The Gosling benefit at Turner Hall shows ticket totals with Emma Abbott and Rose Eytinge each listed. A net balance of 63.80 will be deposited at Traders’ National Bank for Mrs. Gosling, with thanks to advertisers and helpers. also notes J B Wasson’s death at his Dig nowity hill residence aged 49.
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Starr
Emma Abbott
Rose Eytinge
Fort Worth
Traders’ National Bank
Gosling
Jacor
Times
Express
Turner Association
Om Howard
Messrs
Carter
Dignowity Hill
J. B. Wasson
New York
S. A. Relief Association final report shows donations and suspension
The association records donations totaling amounts from Mrs. W. A. Bennett, William McGrory, and others, notes clothing gifts from multiple ladies, and sacks of flour and beans from donors. At February 27 the board voted to suspend active labor on March 1, thanks are given to James Landa, Joe Rose, and the press for support.
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W. A. Bennett
William McGrory
kVics
Robirgi
Uae
Abbade Cikees Tetas
Cadence Ee
Charlies
Michael
Chad
John Bosshardt
Veeck
Coe Charles Schreiner
Samuels & Sinmims
Chas Dean
Ieee
Eaees
James Gallagher
Sue Nein Lee Dou
Montsalvatge
Nolan
A. A. Woolf
Woodward
Brittain
Chabot
Dr. Rice
Waelder
Woodhull
M. Castanola
Philharmonic Soiree in San Antonio Attracts Elite Audience
The Philharmonic Society held a refined program at Scholz's ball featuring Lulu McAllister and Professor Katzenberger on piano duet, and a chorus that showcased rising local talent under supervision. Soloists Abe Samuels, Barney Eberhardt, and Mrs Katzenberger impressed, with Bright Roeper and Bauderer contributing duets and a zither piece. The gem of the evening was Mrs Katzenberger's voice in Millard's Return, followed by an encore of Comin' Thro the Rye. Commendations were given for the Farewell chorus and other selections. A post concert dance gathered many attendees including Mrs Katzenberger and numerous local ladies.
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Philharmonic
San Antonio
Scholz
Lulu McAllister
Professor Katzenberger
Philharmonic Society
Abe Samuels
Barney Eberhardt
Stray
Mesers
Bright and Roeper
Charles Bauderer
Katzenberger
Millard
Degen
Becker
Eberhardt
Isses
Minnie Hunter
Ida
Nettie Lockhart
Misses Becker
Miss Scholz
Miss Morris
Harrison
K. F. Kellner
Wefing
Weting
Bardenwerper
Local Court Docket Includes Fines and Dismissals
Charles Martin cleared of stones charge and case dismissed. Stevens fined for vagrancy or short jail term. Blanch Long and Jennie Woods fined for vagrancy and disorderly conduct. Woods appeals. J Scally fined for discharging arms. Beppy Jones fined for beating Laura Jones. Luhberg fined for leaving team. Charles Haywood dismissed for vicious dog. Ali an de la Cruz drunk. Mrs Cora de Brian insulted. Hensley fined for tying horse to lamp post.
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Charles Martin
T’. Stevens
Blanch Long
Jennie Woods
Lamont
Bagnio
Blanch
Woods
J. Scally
Beppy Jones
Laura Jones
Luhberg
Charles Haywood
Alian de la Cruz
Cora de Brian
Lettie Fally
Atchison
T’. Hensley
Cumberland Presbyterian Ladies Host Evening in Basemen t
The Cumberland Presbyterian Church ladies announce a social evening in the church basement on Soledad street with refreshments games for the young and a pleasant time for all Admission is free and friends are invited to attend.
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Ladies of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Soledad Street
Cosy city eatery led by Mrs Amelia Blum
In the business centre of the city this snug establishment is run by Mrs Amelia Blum. A table graded first class with the best attendants attracts public patronage.
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Amelia Blum
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Commerce Street
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Alamo Music House
William Holland
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DOE & Engelee
S. Mayer
Allensdale
Commerce
Navarro Streets
Texas
Pacific
Little Electric
Lizzie Evans
Foggs Ferry
Izzie Evans
Minnie Maddern
Maud Muller
Miss Evans
Dewdrop
Hal Gosling
S. A. Relief Association
Recorder’s Court
Blum Restaurant
Simms & Samuels
Mark Grayson
Model Theatre
Grayson
Brocky Morgan
Cleo
Aidat
Billy
the Forrests
Nola
Mypiss
Alist, Davenport
West
Premie Alex. Pear
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Empress of
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Miss Nola
Loquist
Davis
Ertainment
Ak Eee
Millie Davenport
Far, West
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Edward Lane
Scott Rankin
Chip
Katie
Ron Radley
Jasper
Mrs. Morgan
Merk Grayson
Billy Forrest Perceval Smith
Rob’t Massius
Hol
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John J. Burke
Nellie Hassett
Nola Forrest
Annie Howard
John H. Merritt
Amereys
Ervice Song
Bertha Waring
Natest
Keating
Flynn
OPERA
Richmond Gem
Sim Hart
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Main Plaza
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