Unclear Names List Highlights OCR Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text lists numerous personal names and initials without context. The readable portion shows multiple individuals such as James Koenigheim James Hickman John Mueller Domingo Fernandez and various surnames, with apparent OCR errors and misplaced punctuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunn
James Koenigheim
James P. Hickman, Jr
Eorge Neutock
A. Muguerza
John A. Mueller
Domingo Fernandez
Flemming
F. R, Wetin
Thomas Jovine
H. Simms
John Withers, Jr
Leonardo de Ollos
Phil Shardein
Jose McClellan
Nat Henry
J.T. Earl
Torres
Esparza
Henngnien
B. Wilkins
J. Don Bell
Osage Flores
R. Ruediger
Juan G. Lozano
Juan Gortins
Villareal Jose
Morales
Imon L. Pena
Mauricio Trevino
Francisco Gia Chavez
E. H. Bacon
Huth & Son Hardware Seeds Emporium San Antonio
L Huth & Son at Market street listings promote hardware paints seed seeds and garden goods as headquarters for D Tandreth & Son seeds with a car load of various grasses and millets. Also note a 3 12 11 performance by the Mexican acrobatic company at the Springs tomorrow at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Huth & Son
Market Street
San Antonio
Lexus
D. Tandreth & Son
Johnson
Vaulting Ambition Emil Laux Shoots Himself in Frenzied Flight
Inquest held by Judge Neuendorff into Emil Laux's death at the top of a stairway over Oppenheimer's store. Witnesses describe Laux's habit of visiting the residence, his intoxication, a frantic pursuit, and three shots culminating in a self-inflicted fatal wound. Evidence links his aim to pursue a trapeze career amid family mania for self-destruction. burial planned at Soledad street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neuendorff
Emil Laux
Oppenheimer
Madame Magerald Davene
Madame Davene
Sadie Byne
Witness
Madame Dayene
Laux
Adolph Hebgen
Maracheaux
Hebgen
Adolph Herff
Iquiries
Mesdames Davene
Cleo
Madame Cleo
Madame Cac
Soledad Street
Notice of Agent Change in Vienna Sausage Case
The undersigned states Mr. Wiemer is no longer connected with me regarding the Vienna sausage matter. My only two authorized agents are Mrs. Richards and E. Tomaszczyk. Albert Zagurski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wiemer
Vienna
Mrs. Richards
E. Tomaszczyk
Albert Zagurski
Rays of Light and Community Notices
Local items report Schuetzenverein picnics at Leon Springs, church services across several denominations, a birthday celebration, civil events, a pool tournament update, and notices about education and public order. The piece highlights community life, religious services, social gatherings, and minor local incidents.
Farewell Ball at Professor Whiteheads Academy
Professor Whitehead hosted a farewell soiree at his dancing academy attended by his class and friends. The host, pleased with his city stay, hopes to return next season and invites friends to a farewell ball at Casino ball next Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehead
Woman Told To Speak In A Different Language On Streetcar
A passenger on a streetcar yesterday upset a young man by making remarks in German about him. The article notes the speaker should henceforth use a language other than German Spanish French or English to avoid offending riders who overhear remarks.
Taxidermist Prepares Stock Company for San Pedro Springs Museum
Professor Jermy, noted taxidermist and national historian, seeks to organize a stock company to place his natural history collection on exhibition at San Pedro Springs as a permanent museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermy
San Pedro Springs
Beethoven and Mendelssohn Clubs Concert at Turner Opera House
San Antonio music fans are invited to a Turner Opera House program by the Beethoven and Mendelssohn clubs. The evening features vocal classics and fine choruses, with The Liliputians in a final appearance and a repeat of the operetta In Sehilda by popular request. Holders of last Saturday tickets are admitted tonight. Dr A A Hamilton promotes magnetic treatment at Riverside hotel with cures for rheumatism neuralgia and baldness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Beethoven
Mendelssohn
Turner Opera House
Liliputians
Sehilda
Ltch
A. A. Hamilton
Riverside Hotel
Cleveland’s Administration Faces Nicaragua Pact Fallout
Washington dispatch recaps the new Cleveland administration shaping policy. It notes the Nicaragua treaty, Bayard’s stance, and English aims on the canal. Hazen’s court martial at the White House draws attention as General Hancock pushes back. Blaine’s visit is also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
White House
Hazen
Washington
Senate
America
Nicaragua
Lesseps
Guatemala
Paris
Panama Canal
Panama
Bayard
England
Europe
Central
South America
Lamont
Hancock
Augur
Percen
Blaine
President Cleveland
Mr.Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland
St. Lenox
Valetine verse and theater notes on St Valentine day
A poem by A T Monroz from San Pedro Texas honors Edmund J Davis and a valentine praised by a young society man. The piece mentions Uehlinger's Pavilion and a new programme with Varces and national dance, plus vocal and instrumental solos for 21 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail & Ax
Joker
Uehlinger
Local notes advertise bargains at Harnisch Baer and City Drug Store
Numerous local ads tout ice cream at Harnisch and Baer and Ragland Co City Drug Store. Pancoast Son offers spring ready made clothing and neckwear while Rhodus Tempsky rent pianos. F Kalteyer Son sells Morleys cough syrup and Oricon Tea. Emanuel Abraham’s Cash Grocery features biscuits and butter with many promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harnisch & Baer’s
Pancoast & Son
Ragland & Co
City Drug Store
Rhodus & Tempsky
Pancoast & Sons
Pancoast & Sone
Raaiano & Co
White Elephant
San Antonio Proclaims Special Aldermen Election
Mayor Bryan Callaghan orders a special election for two vacant Alderman seats in San Antonio. Ward 1 will vote at Recorder's Office with William Smith as presiding officer. Ward 4 at 207 Alamo Street with A Dreiss Sr. presiding. Polls open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. March 5, 1885.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Corbett
San Antonio
Texas
E BR
Barnard
Daniel Devine
W. 8. Smith
C. D. Koenigheim P
Hick Leal
P. Ball Ton Withers
Moe Bardenw
E. Devine
Dwyer Joaquin Guer
Antonio Bruni
Nan T. Cardey
Bryan Callaghan
City of
Erick
Alamo Street
Villita Street
A. Dreiss, Sr
Hon. Board of Aldermen
Juan ‘I’. Cardenas
C. A. Richter
Recorder’s Office
William 8. Smith
Willita Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Light
Paul Wagner's Bazaar
L. Politzer
O. Petitpain
Politzer & CO
S. W. Corner Military Plaza
Peruparn
New York
Galveston
W.J. Young
Mallory Line
West Commerce St
Obraje Street
Presbyterian Church
GitvaTion Wa
Noob
Light Office
West Commerce Street
Commerce Street
Estaurant
Sok Beeson
Tonia
Bull's Head
Ed .Breves & Sons
AN Antonio
Hackmen's Association
Lloyd
J. G. Pearson
Ion Theatre
Presa St
Courthouse
Monterey Street
Alazan Creek
N.b
Schuetzenverein
Leon Springs
A. Nette
Avenue E
Paine M. E. Church
Second Ward
Dickey
Clippers
Eagles
Loustanau
Main Plaza
South
Pecos
el Paso
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Menger Hotel
Col. Curlis Davis
H. Faust
Licar
Clark
Third Ward
Lizzie «Clark
St. Mary’s Street
Millia Clark
Second Baptist Church
Rest of
Sharon
J. W. Carr
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Corner Avenue
Pecan Street
W. S. Falkinburg
Scholz
B. Weyermann
J. Robinson
E. Wesenberg
H. Y. Fisher
J. A
Mercy
M. Henson
Edmund J. Davis
New Found
Tars
A.T. Monroz
San Pedro
Houston County
Oricon
F. Kalteyer & Son’s
Morley
F. Kalteyer & Son
T. B. Johnson
Licur
Mishler
George Kelley
Jersey City
Emanuel Abrahams
Larrabee Albany
Narciso Lea
Nquire
Emanuel Abraham
G. B. Franx’s
Alamo Plaza
Hosack & Boston
Whittaker Star
Commerce St
F. Pasche
Pasche
Cash Grocery Store
Houston St
Cash
Kk. Abrahams
Rhodiue & Tempsky
Colorado
New Mexico
Floyd & Co
Rain
Houston
Fort Worth
Calcasieu Lumber Yard
East Commerce Street and Sunset Railroad
Calcasieu Parish
SAN Antonio Lumber CO
DOE & Engelke
JA Wiens
Rhodius & Tempsky’s
Sax
Atkinson
Kische's
Post Office
William
Smith
Krisch's Hall
A. P. Rivas
the Alamo
Sam Mav
A. D
E. P. Chaupon
WM. Herpel
Corner Avenue D
Ninth Street
Hawkes
Critter Bros., Jewelers
Alamo Ice Company
Indian Territory
George Schroeder
J. L. Wence
Maverick
E. P. Claupon
L. Garza
A. J. Nocker & CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!