Grant's Condition-Marine Bank Investigation
The report notes the Internal Revenue Service may appoint several new collectors as President nominates candidates. Treasury circulars seek customs staff reductions, while elsewhere the Fourth Battalion of Artillery sails toward Chiapas to monitor Barrios activities in Guatemala.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue
Wasui
Chiapas
Barrios
Guatemala
Diaz
Controversy Over Medical Schools Spurs City Debate
A San Antonio Light letter questions efforts to curb “other school” doctors by state law. It argues charity and practical service show merit, cites the first free dispensary as theirs, and urges cooperation between schools to curb quackery while minimizing public squabbles.
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San Antonio Light
San Antonio
M. D
Recorder's Court Fines and Nearby Incidents
Officer Garcia fined Bill Whitford five dollars for drunk and disorderly behavior. Charles Williams, found asleep in the Maverick building, was released after proving he was not a segment though funds were lacking. James Slunter and John Brown were arrested for disturbances and drunkenness, with $5 fines for the drunks. F Rieden warned over keeping hogs near quarantine area, pending removal by Monday. Smokers cautioned about imitation Opera Puff Cigarettes.
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Garcia
Bill Whitford
Charles Williams
Brackett
Victoria
Schumacher
Maverick
Alamo Plaza
Exust Houston Street
Williams
James Slunter
Officer Smith
Nose and Eye San Antonio the Sweetest City in the World
Anon laments urban odors and praises San Antonio as the city with the purest air comparing aromas of other places like New Orleans and Europe. The piece hints at lingering scents from the Alamo irrigation ditch and notes a faint aromatic hint amid ongoing civic changes and publicity.
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San Antonian
Mr. Malaprop
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Rome
Edinboro
Venice
London
Cologne
Cork
Europe
New Orleans
Butler
San Antonio
Cesar
Alamo
Anon
Jury verdict in Knight murder case shocks local mourners
Telegram from Tyter reports John Knight found guilty of second degree murder in the January killing of Conductor Bob Frazier aboard an International and Great Northern train. sentence set at 10 years. Indignation over lenient punishment and claims of a staged motive by Knight and accomplice Price. Trial for Price may proceed this term.
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Washington
H. Rt. Naylor
M. A. Bartlett
W. A. Leonard
Episcopal
Cleveland
Constantinople
Russia
England
Black Sea
Great Britain
Porte
Dardanelles
London
Hasheet Fehmi Pasha
Turkey
Kansas City
Orth Stein
Evening Star
George Fredericks
Variety Theatre
Stein
Fredericks
Hartrue
New York
James D. Fish
General Grant
U.S. Grant, Jr
Cabbot
Marine Bank
Cuarterre
N.C
Wadesboro
Ceppases Negro
Birmingham
House of Commons
Arkansas City
Oklahoma
General Hatch
Caldwell
Ingalls
Dawes
Morgan
Congress
The
Express
Bob Frazier
Tyter
John Knight
Frazier
International
Great Northern
Knight
Texas
John Price
Overton
Gosling Assassins Habeas Corpus Trial Resumes
Special Dispatch reports the habeas corpus trial of the Gosling murderers resumed at 9 o clock before Judge Hurt. Prosecution notes key witnesses from San Antonio and Austin have not arrived, and the court adjourns to San Antonio for testimony tomorrow at 9 a.m. Prisoners waive appearance.
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New Bravonevrs
Marshal Gosling
Hurt
San Antonio
Austin
German Benevolent Supper At Scholz Hall
The German Benevolent association held a delightful supper at Scholz's hall on Alamo street. Despite harsh weather the event was well attended by friends. Hostesses included Mrs. A Schorz Mrs. Major Kampmann Mrs. JF C Haueisen and others. The supper was well cooked and served by young ladies and floral souvenirs given out by pretty young ladies. The affair was enjoyable and, it is understood, a complete financial success.
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The
German Benevolent Association
Scholz
Alamo Street
A. Schorz
Major Kampmann
JF. C. Haueisen
J. Herf
J. Schorr
F. Hahn
Degen
William Hoefling
A Nobby Grocery Opens in City at Corner Houston and Soledad
Mesers Aransas Prescott & Co launch one of the finest grocery stores in the city. The new shop at Houston and Soledad showcases a wide, well organized stock of groceries with epicurean dainties and imported items. Prescott & Co expect strong public patronage. Also notes all first class dealers carry Opera Puff Cigarettes.
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Mesers
Aransas Prescott & Co
Houston
Soledad
Prescott & Co
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Commerce Street
Emanuel Abrahan
Emerson’s
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Moosic
Alamo Music House
William Holland
Zilian’s
Commerce
Alamo Streets
J. H. Marquart
PRO
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Cbnscene
CNBC
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Haanoracions
Soledad Stop
DOE & Engeleeb
Graham
Pique
Navarro Streets
San Antonio, Texas
Telegraphic News
Grant
Lonpox
Stock Exchange
Berlin
J. H. Douglas
H. B. Sands
George F. Shready
Fordyce Barker
Quack Doctors
Recorder’s Court
Gosling
Simms & Samuels
Mark Grayson
TOS
N Ce Cscd
Ecartigrand
Victorio
Anillie Davenport
Coheben and Heess
Trak
Asong and Dance
WG Artistic
Margerald
Davene
JOMN
Flemeeriiitae
Agnet of
al Attractio
Miss Nola
Ng and
Brilliant Forrest
Fashion Orchestra
Millie Davenport
Billy" Eoic Diririests
Nola
S LJ
Cal. Cohen
the Sterling Old
Saree
Waring
Blitz von Dindenmuehler
Terrence O'Mally
GA Eeresert
Billy Forrest
John H. Merritt
Ig Neck
Ana
Ma Khating
Flynn
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