Detectives foil German Bluff theft at Alamo Street
Thieves broke into the Union Mval quarkel at 209 South Alamo Street between 4 and 9 this morning. Patrolman Rachman spotted three thieves and forced a retreat. nothing was stolen except a desk was pried open and a single sample left. A longer attempt might have yielded money. A large meat hook pried panels as the river vault was entered. one thief fled along the river, others escaped upriver. The third man disappeared into darkness or slipknacks. Separately The Times argues Germany pushed Austria-Hungary toward Bosnia annexation, warning Britain to keep a strong navy as balance of power shifts in Europe.
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Union Mval Quarkel
Emil Scherer
South
Alamo Street
Patrolminus Rachman
Tugorocks
Lonion
Marntims
Germany
Husgi
Terognina
Austria-Hungary
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria
Russia
The
Times
Europe
Filipino Assembly Opposes Payne Bill Protest
Floor Leader Quexeon of the majority in the Filipino assembly presented resolutions memorializing Congress to oppose the Payne bill. The measure cites provisions of the bill and declares its enactment would harm Filipino interests, particularly affecting the standing administration.
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Manin
Quexeon
Philipning Assembly
Congress
Standmig
Piles Cured in 6 to 13 Days with Pazq Ointment
Guaranteed cure for itch bleeding and protruding piles. If no improvement in 6 to 13 days, money refunded. Product claims a quick relief and refund policy.
Lodge Meetings Tonight Across Fraternal Orders
Lodge meetings listed for tonight including Werder lodge No 80 G D H 5 Hermada Lone hall San Antonio lodge No 64 UW Ty Pythian hall Louise Schuetze arster lodge No 3 6D A 4 Mermann op Lans hall Union night Deer Drivers' and Stable men's Union No 118 Trades Council hall Coopers' union No 99 Albertes Verein hall Labor meetings Tonight Other Meetings Tonight San Antonio Deutsche Krieger Verein Macht's ay
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Werder
Hermada Lone
San Antonio
UW & Ty Pythian
Afternson
T Louise Schuetze
Deer Drivers' and Stablemen’s Union No
Trades + Council hell
Coopers’ Union
Albertes Verein
Successful Horse Show Closes After Big Weekend
Matinee at the fair grounds features a full program with cavalr y riding harness horses and children’s ponies. Crowds set a new attendance record as events run from 2:00 pm to 4:45 pm with harness horse races and pony displays drawing strong local participation.
Horse Show Spectacular Features Upstaged by High Jump Triumph
At last night's jouse show, spectators hailed a spectacular program led by a record high jump. Capt. Hugh D. Wise’s Rapidan won the blue riband in a four foot four inch leap, with Sgt. Herbert Hadley aboard a close second and Lieut. Churchill’s Virginia third.
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Horace
Rapidan
Hugh DB. Wise
Private Johnson
Herbert Hadley
Lieut. Churchill
Virginia
Syas
Churchill
Herame
J. J. Coffman
Jake
J. Coffman
G. T. Houston
Roy Nutwood
Lowe Nyver
Milt
Mooney
Red Bird
Lung
Parker
King
Drien Froun
Kir. Bright
St. Louis
Treons
Third Cavalry
Meetings for Men Begin Tomorrow at Travis Park Church
A large San Antonio gathering opens tomorrow at 4:00 PM at Travis Park Church with Dr. Howard Agnew Johnston of Colorado Springs speaking on Victorious Manhood. The service includes gospel hymns and marks the start of a series of noon sessions hosted by Dr Johnston the following days with topics on manhood and related themes.
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Travis Park
Howard Agnew Johnston
Colorado Springs
Colo
San Antonio
Johnston
Congregation of Men
Helth
Lestire Tooman
Jolnaten
Anil
Fragmented listing of names and entries from old sports or horse event
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names and pairs such as Tong and Bird, Long and Mooney, Timers like Gottiman and Winerich, and teams or horses like Rondgler trotters and Fawn Chimes. It reads as a partial entry ledger for a race or fair, with ordinal placements mentioned but no clear event details.
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Sheo
Toula Tong
Reed Bird
Dude
Miss Long
Milt S. Mooney
Mex
Raedium
Dr. Strate
Motiv
Wells Fargy
Queen
Wether
Petich-Satr Timber Company
Mand
Bertha
Petrich-Laure Lambor Company
Uhied
Rondgler-trotters
Fay
Gottiman
Tnd Grages
Frank Winerich
Romager
LF. Admonsen
Ordinance Amends San Antonio Traffic Speed Limits
The city council enacts an amendment to chapter 7 of the Revised Criminal Ordinances prohibiting riding or driving any animal vehicle wagon or motor cycle over bridges roads viaducts subways or rail tracks within city limits at speeds faster than walking. Violators face fines from one to twenty five dollars. passed and approved March 22, 1909.
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City of
San Antonio
Gilly of
Wrend Pills and City Clerk Offer Special Vehicle Prices
Special prices on all tans of ve hicles and buggy harness for this week at 344 Souths Mores St. Signed by WREND PILLS and the City Clerk, offering discounts on varied vehicles and horse tackle.
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Poly Ab
Souths Mores St
New San Antonio Souvenir Booklet Published
Paul Ebers released a souvenir booklet titled San Antonio and Port Houston. It compiles historical photos by Chan Jain Dickson, offering a dated, richly informative view for visitors and locals. The booklet aims to be attractive and artistically engaging, showcasing past places.
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Paul Ebers
San Antonio
Port Sam’ Houston
Chan Jain Dickson
Elie
Charges Filed In County Court Case Against Kingsbury and Kin
In a county court filing Andrew Waller, identified as acting with a man named Agningt, is charged with carrying arms. The indictment also names Jeronur Kingsbury and another minor in connection with the case as presented by B. Shook. The events describe aggravated charges against T. H. Kingsbury and related parties.
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Agningt
Andrew Waller
Arma
Harriman Considers Consulting Board and Retirement Plans
Snapshot from Harriman's San Antonio visit notes he gained seven pounds and will form a special consulting board to relieve duties. It is widely expected he will soon retire from the presidency of the Union and Southern Pacific railroads, though he would remain active in railroad affairs. James F. Ful resigned the presidency of the Great Northern, with continued influence on the road.
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Baward H. Harriman
San Antonio
New York
Strall Sternes
Theatelfie Coa
Harriman
Union and Southern Pureffi
Activies
James Ful
Gre Northern
Abit
Mystic Maundy Thursday Observed by San Antonio Lodge
The Scottish Rite Masonic Club of San Antonio will observe the mystic Maundy Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Intertnitutions club with a banquet. Attendees are obligated to attend. the event includes formal toasts to various dignitaries and memory to deceased brethren. A circular urges nonmembers to join, noting club membership does not replace other memberships.
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Maundy Thurssday
Masonic Clu
San Antonio
United States
Sovardgi
F. Walker
Inspector General of
Texas
T. G. Lane
Trethren
N. M. Washer
Penalty life clause passed over kidnapping case in Minnesota
The Minnesota House of Representatives approved a penalty proposal concerning kidnapping. The measure targets Mempris prisonement under a suspension of rules, with St Paul, Minn., noted as the location in the record dated March 27.
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St Paw
Minn
Socialists Set Platform Meeting for City Election
The socialist party will meet at Murray's Hall tonight to ratify a city platform. The proposed program includes bold changes to city government operations, with earlier suggestions calling for beer sales at cost, municipal salary reductions, and establishing a minimum wage for city workers.
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Socialist Party
Murray's
Socialisty
One Killed Three Injured In Cisco Fire
A Cisco fire at 4 a.m. destroyed the opera house, a mercantile store, and the Chilis residence, causing $100,000 in losses. Bert Strickland was killed and firefighters Henry Benham J Patterson and Will McGuire were seriously injured. The blaze affected local towns including Hawley and Abilene as reports spread from March 27.
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Cisco
Tex
Bert
Henry Benham
J. 2
Patterson
Will McGuire
Opera
Mahew @ Co. merckgnise
Chilis
Idle Strickland
Send Check Not Cash For Post Chapel Fund
Chaplin Allison, secretary of the executive committee overseeing the chapel library under construction at the post, requests that contributors send funds by check to ensure audit trails and proper donor credit. The memo should read Chaplain Division, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaplin Allison
Angibrary
Chaplain Divison
Expedited Tariff Bill Debate Moves in House
Washington March 27 The House agreed on an early 10 AM start and an 8 PM resume with a 6 PM recess to speed tariff talks. Payne cited 40 members ready to speak, but no end date announced for the general debate on the measure.
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Washington
Payne
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