Sunday Light from 1898 Word Fragment Parade and Press
A damaged OCR fragment from The Sunday Light notes a military parade, betting on a baseball game, and local crime actions. It mentions Judge Makelnsan, Major Cresson, Cal E H Terrell, Gen. Graham, and Captain Kennett building on Buena Vista Street. It critiques Sehech's Supplemental Reading for Schools and school motto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Cresson
Cal. E. H. Terrell
Gen. Graham
T Thal
Kennett
Buena Viste Street
Graham
Allants Pelten
Sehech
Civil Gases Court Calendar Highlights March Jury Terms
The Forty-fifth District court lists jury cases for March 21 to March 26 with numerous names and defendants across diverse civil matters. Entries include defendants such as Cody, Hutcheson, Linburger, Schultz, Ry Co, City of, and many others, spanning March 21 through 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forty-fifth District Court
Cody Ela
G. HL
Rye
Brenneman
West
Gray
Murphy
Meyer
Oppenheimer
Cridwell
American Freehold Land Co
Dune Et al
Schneider
Tiooks
W. Hb.anderson & Co
Kater & Braden
Inselmann
Cruthera
Wright
Marghali Et al
City of S. 4
Shields
Giles & Guindon
Karapmann
Browder
Hunstock
McCracken
Tlunstock
Mathews
Interstate
Alling
Lancaster
Frank
Zigmond
Hensel
Pelitza
Zimmermann
Moody
Duval
Witte
Schasse
Holt
G. H
S.A
Kerr
Hord & Berg
Sullivan & Qo
Grandjean
Sharér
Abee
Kampmann
Mauret
Nntl
Roberton
An Allen
Carr
Grana
Weilbacher
Seit Lewis
Frankel
Wentworth
King
Mackey Brick & Tile Mfg. Co
Faul
Lytle
Beltel
Relden
Paughtrey Et al
Brackenridge
Daughtrey Et al
Sullivan
Tridgay
Merch
Green
Daughtrey
Saner
Gillett
Bennett
Trarmon
Franke
Cranfield
Goldbeck
Ragsdale
F.groos & Co
Maverick Co. Coal Co
Halmgreen
Jury Discharged After Two-Day Deliberation
In the Thirty-seventh District court judge Green discharged the jury in the case of q. F. gauer who faced theft over fifty dollars after two days of deliberation. Foreman Hermon Bisocke stated no verdict seemed possible with eleven in favor of conviction and one for acquittal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. F. Gauer
Iheft
Green
Thirty-seventh District Court
At & Pom
Herman Bisocke
Fox Congletinn
Religious Afar Notes From Junior Bible Class Meeting
The Junior Bible Class meets at 2 30 with Assistant Secretary Wytchisson, invites uninvited guests to a 3 pm boys gospel service, and a 4 pm men rally led by PF E Davis. Special music includes a local solo by Miss Anna Ayers and a violin piece by Prof. Welgamood. Plans for a future entertainment and a March 25 banquet for well behaved boys are announced along with a long list of boys honored on an earlier occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insosu
Wytchisson
Bussie
PF. E. Davis
Anna Ayers
Welgamood
Stem
Hutchisson
David
S. Hines
Tirkote
Loys
Arthur Alling
Roderick Birke
Walter Bell
Guy Bryan
Ruby Dinudel
Dan Edwards
Wille Edwards
Claude Richards
Louis Hein
Albert Sein
Frank Stith
Bowls Svarz
Tony Svarz
Charlie Stone
Shields Tomlinson
Mason Tom~ingon
Bert Tomlingon
Merle Tomlinson
Clarke Willard
Clyde Williams
Slayton Williams
Richard Wooley
Edward Kerr
George Berch
Frank Chapmen
Arle Clark
Edward Guenther
Guy Harris
Roy Richards
Harry Knight
Frank Mahoney
Hugh Start
Leo Start
Chester Welker
Unens Woodman
Ed Fulbright
Birthday Anniversary for Miss Louisa Frasch at Sister's Home
Miss Louisa Frasch celebrated her birthday with a large party of ladies at her sister August Schilling's Jones Avenue residence. Attendees included Mrs. Stuve, Mesdames Hoelhawe, Mayermann, Steiner, Miller, Montien, Frasch, Seibert, Kopp, Lasteres, Schilling, and Misses Louise and Julia Vogt. In Uvalde Texas rain brought relief for stockmen. Alisa Borchers of San Antonio visited her brother Henry Borchers. the Literary Society met at Mrs Love's with plans for a play titled The Deacon. Judge J N Garner returned from a trip to San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Frasch
August Schilling
Jones Avenue
Fred Stuve
Mesdames Hoelhauwe
Mayermann
Steiner
Miller
Montien
Frasch
Seibert
Kopp
Lasteres
Schilling
Louise
Julia Vogt
Uvalde
Uvalde, Pex
Maren
Gus Mueller
Alisa
Imma Borchers
San Antonio
Henry Borchers
Literary Society
W. D. Love
Tyla Society
J. N. Garner
Alamo City
Reckless driver crashes on Avenue D injures man
Last night about 7 15 o clock a man in a spring wagon traveling toward Alamo Dings struck a buggy in front of the post office west entrance. A shaft was broken and the are man riding the buggy suffered a bad cut to the face and hands after being thrown from the vehicle.
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Avenue D
Alamo Dings
Army officer wedding at Fort Sam Houston joins two service families
Sergeant Major Henry C. Sorenson of the Fifth Cavalry married Miss Stelen B D Butler of Missouri at the home of Prof. and Mrs. Porter in the city. Bride from Lexington Missouri, groom with a 17 year service record in US Army and Danish forces. Also reported is a special order from Colonel Carpenter establishing a Board of Survey to inspect damaged Substate Stores at Port Sam Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Sorenson
Fifth Cavalry
Stelen BD. Butler
Missouri
Porter
Butteson Street
J. B. Moody
Sunset Baptist Church
Jan@y
Lexington
Uncle Sons Army
Troop A. Fifth Cavalry
Department of the Missouri
Chicago
Coronel* Wade
Carpenter
Port Sam Houston
Tex
Inday
J.T. Haines
A Wood
Www. Martin
7Th Infantry
FP Whitworth
Eh Infantry
General Miles and the Miles Dime Store Hair Cut Myth
The Memphis Commercial Appeal cites General Wayle Hampton’s criticism of General Miles, noting Miles’s Civil War role and claims of humiliating ex-President Davis. It suggests Miles profited from selling hair clippings and depicts him as a flamboyant but controversial figure in Indian warfare and the Custer era, with assertions on his proximity to campaigns and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Wayle Hampton
General Miles
Davis
Tose
Custer
Ohio
Forrest
Milea
Commanders and recruits at Fort Bliss amid Army debates
The piece lists tense views on leadership with Nelson Miles in focus and Custer’s fate cited as emblematic of war drift. It notes Captain Potter and Lieutenant Botter on duty, Burgess seeking assignment, and a post wary of a Texas Department abolition talk. Hugo Thiel arrives from Milwaukee. no artillery recruiting here. Small logs at the flag staff mark parade plans and a Dillwood denial of Van Duzer club ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Burgess
Eighteenth Infantry
Potter
Department of Texas
Corporal Whesl
Jenkins
Hugo E. Thiel
Millwaukee
Wisconsin
Paddock
Fifth Cavalry
Fort Bliss
Congress
Havana Harbor Details From San Antonio Bartender
Angel Guerrero, a prominent San Antonio bartender, describes Havana harbor and the bay’s landlocked waters. He recalls Spanish ships and Moro cattle controlling the area and notes the Montgomery warship faces danger similar to the Maine explosion era. Guerrero visited Havana in 1878 for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Angel Guerrero
San Antonio
Cuba
United States
Montgomery
Maine
Guerrero
Licensed to Wed Couples Listed in Refugio Notices
The notice records marriage licenses granted to Isaac Chestnut and Mary Anthony, Henry Fleid and Nancy Simmons, Refugio Musquiz and Guadalupe Bargas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Chestnut
Mary Anthony- Henry Fleid
Nancy Simmons
Refugio Musquiz
Guadalupe Bargas
Flower Battle Effort Nears Successful Conclusion
Messrs. Rigsby and James report the Flower Battle committee has nearly completed its visit to gargans to solicit aid for the grand floral carnival. Ladies’ committees will visit merchants and business men this week. Some citizens oppose introducing politics into the nonpartisan celebration and debate plans for political aspirants attract limited enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rigsby
James
Flower Battle Association
Gargans
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the Sunday Light
Harry Terrell
Washington
Als
Judge Makelnsan
Uz Enother
San Anton
Santone
Fchool
Ror. Sehnch
LAUOR
YG A
Rosina Tocated, Corer Crockett and
First Church of Christ
Scientiat
East Grockett Street
Velock
Prospect Hil] Baptist Church
C. EB. ‘Daniels
Hi Paso
Wil
Prospect Hil
St. John's Episcopal Church
Sternere
Cherry Streets
Daughters of the King
Shep
Willing Workers’ Guild
First Spiritualist Association
Hoersi’s Hall
Losoya Street
A. L. Burleson
Wielt
Patis
Orient
Britain
Germany
Sea Island
Antire
New York
wWorth
Laine
Army News
Aiurras
Taalar
J. Ik Burbank
J. Ww. Blilenback
Wajor
Board OF Survey
United States Army
Nelson
Garrison Gosip
Botter
A. J. Dillwood
Mr. van Duzer
Democratic Club
Colgates
Wolff American
George and Nohren
Philadelphia
Wagner
Chabot
Europe
A. Pancoast’s
Commerce Str
Gant
i-Pilot
Sime We
Hoffmann House
E. Houston
Callon
Camercroe Firest State Agency
Rand the Daily Light
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