Sea fight talk sparks town society reception plan
Col Charles Ti Clark addressed the Scientific society on the Tsushima sea fight in the late Russo Japanese war. The society will hold an informal reception in the Stevens building on April 20. President Roosevelt is quoted on self help and saving money by building a home on easy payments from Steves & Sons.
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Charles Ti. Clark
Scientific Society
Fsushima
Stevens Building
Roosevelt
Ae Jong Man
Steves & Sons
Custody Battle Over Child In Habeas Corpus Suit
J Waldeg petitions in Thirty seventh district court seeking custody of a girl named Little fyeacold Antonio Martinex. He alleges Lara Lara at 11 Monterey street has kept the child since the mother died March 23, denying guardianship. Judge Dwyer orders the child produced in court on Wednesday to show cause why custodianship should not be permanently denied.
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Fyeacold
Antonio Martinex
Juige Dwyer
Werhesda Apel Land
Dibrell Visits Seguin to Promote Women’s Clubs
Mrs Dibrell of Seguin, president of the State Federation of Women’s Clubs, arrives to discuss work for the yearbook and federation aims. She notes the program draft not ready and predicts strong representation from Daughters of the Republic at the forthcoming convention. Also mentions Alamo Lodge 34 event, a ballroom dance on March 23, and Dr Bayard K Carley opening an office in Hicks Building with general practice.
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Dibrell
Seguin
State of Women's Clubs
State Féderation
Daughters of the Republic
Bayard K. Carley
Greenville
Texas
Hicks Building
Newlin Named Traffic Executive in Minneapolis Move
WY Newlin, a San Antonio figure, has been appointed vice president and traffic manager for a Minneapolis concern. He previously linked with California Fruit Express and later the So Grande road, bringing decades of experience in railway freight operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WY. Newlin
San Antonio
Exeru Ior
Minneapolis
Newlin Rrst
California Fruit Express
Westerward
So Grande Road
Ang Lifer
Jen
Public Schools Notes From Early Teachers Institute
The Teachers Institute opened with Superintendent Wolfe delivering a literature themed address. An illustrated lecture Around Historic Boston by Prof. Bringhurst supported Milam school. A resolutions committee drafted condolence for Mrs Hertaberg on her husband’s death. Classes in reading and storytelling mapped by teachers across grades, with a festive school rally planned and a high school basketball victory celebrated by a banquet hosted by the principal and vice principal. A Minneapolis trip related to the Deutscher Maennerchor concert and a Mission Garden ball event with an admission of 25 cents.
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Carrie Brockman
Florence Brockman
Louise Tol
Florence Vaughn
Maude Stewart
Mr. Halstead
Chosen Lay Delegates for Nashville Conference
R H Wesler selected as lay delegate to a conference of all churches to be held in Nashville in April. The Travis Park Methodist Episcop al church will be a dule af the Texas church at the testing. Dr Houston Chaney, Dentist, Suite 436 to 414 Moore BidR.
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R. H. Wesler
Nashville
Travis Park
Texas
Dr. Houston Chaney
Moore Bidr
Mortuary list includes Paul Schuster and others in San Antonio
The notice records deaths of Paul Morton Schuster age 24 at 723 North Medina, cause unclear, funeral arrangements at Lee and Dixon residence, with burial in family cemetery. Also mentions Thomas LeSeur age 28, funeral at 3:30 at Waller Raildones, burial in city cemetery No. 4. J. A. Anstutz age 43, obituary noting San Antonio ties, mortuary service and interment in city cemetery No. 2. A Garden of Thanks signed by Egan Maher and children. Additional items include names of solicitors and San Antonio undertakers plus unrelated note about Tom North in New York.
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Paul Morton Schuster
North
Medina Street
Gelp
Sandey
Thomas LeSeur
Walles
Morales Street
Welves
LeSeur
Ife
San Antonio
Huleache Camp
Ada LeSaur
Joe Wainwright
GO. W. Rauldell
New York
B. Waller
Waller Raildones
Tn City Cemetery No. 4
Anstutz
J. A. Anstuta
Bluttton
Moralog
San Antonio Undertaking Company
City Cemetery
Nes
Bring Barbers to the Bar Sunday shopopen trial
In county court yesterday four more barbers faced trial for keeping shops open on Sunday. Complainants Ashley Aled and others accuse Charles Pisatini Weigo Alanis Rafael Gonzales and R Bb Harding of violations. One additional case against Gonzales remains pending. The hearing likely will be set for the next term with a full calendar.
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Ashley Aled
Charles Pisatini
Weigo Alanis
Rafael Gonzales
R. Bb. Harding
Ducarnacion Yzaquire
Bionifi
Gonaales
Hayber
Cork
New Flag Pole Erected At County Building Dome
Under the county building authority a new flag pole was mounted on the dome today. The tall pole is fashioned and trimmed for the county offices with the old rotted stake removed and given to CalaverasPenant by the county commissioners court. The pole was shortened by three feet to remove the decay while leaving 17 feet for school needs.
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Court House
Calaveras
County Commssioners Court
Bniining
Wires Hauled Through County Building by San Antonio Telco Crew
Workmen from the San Antonio Telephone company began wiring the county building this morning. Wires will run to every room in the facility as crews install wooden cabled conduits.
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Court House
San Antonio Telesphone Company
Fle
Officer Arrests a Negro for Horse Theft
Henry Jones, a Negro wanted in Seenty for stealing two horses, was arrested this morning by Constable Stevens and Deputy Newton at the I and GN depot. The sheriff of Guadalupe County was notified and will come for the offender. The item mentions local businesses and a shotgun shoot to choose medal contest participants, with A Winchell leading Roy Lewis in Class A.
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Henry Jones
Stevens
Depuy Newton
Guadalupe County
Beys
Thir Dela
Winchell Teads
Roy Lewis
Witchell
Pigeon Fanciers Hope for Clear Weather Tomorrow
Homing pigeon enthusiasts along with J. T. Burnett & Co Undertakers anticipate favorable conditions at dawn tomorrow near San Antonio. They plan a long distance flight, aiming for a record distance in the year, contingent on steady winds and good visibility.
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San Antonio
West Texas Military Academy dominates high school doubles
West Texas Military Academy led by Prof Bluenock and Mrs Hays defeats High School pair Frank Murphy and Frank Hicks in four act drives at West Texan court. Match scores show 6 1 in opening, 6 0 in second, 6 0 in third, and 6 0 in final.
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West Texas Military Academy
Bluenock
Bailey Bailey Bailey in Texas debate pull for Denver delegates
Texans discuss Senator Bailey amid organized county clubs and delegated invitations. Reports from Austin Port Lavaca Manchaca Shiner Taylor Waco show Bailey supporters forming clubs and sending delegates for a Fort Worth meeting while opponents back Davidson.
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Manchaca
Tex
Bailey
Fort Worth
Sovak
Taylor
Fork
Biti
The Empire Theater and Big Tent Crowd At San Antonio
A mixed program unfolds with Anita the ca oval and Rachel Goldstein touring the Empire and Durgess Hinmelein company. Mugs Landing is seen at Big Tent with new Laura Tanner actors Roy Rigdon and Barden Let Cerls, while Wildfire tops racing excitement as Donovan edges Bud by a nose in a lively street-style program.
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Anita
Bene
the Empire
Durgess-Hinmelein Company
Miss Bunitlag
Meatlive and Neight
Rachel Goldstein
Big Tent
Laura Tanner
San Antonio
Roy Rigdon
Barden
Cerls
BO Populus Infideality
Burial Permits and Listed Deceased Names
A list of burial permits includes Fantah PB Bennett 78 of 1214 Main Avenue with edema of Junus Miivern Hernandez seven months at 805 South Plores Street. Addie Mahar 86 of 1618 Wyoming Street with consumption. Albert M Guerrero 26 of 419 South Laredo Street with consumption. Robert Jaelunn 29 of Mar Bimi Street with tuberculosis. Florentina Cadena one month old of San Babi Street Monta.
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Fantah PB. Bennett
Main Avenue
Junus
Births Reported In Local Area
Birth notices list a son to Mr and Mrs Wd Huns Jr of 108 Owater Street and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Lizzie Hunt of 109 Tama Street Aguarates and alligator pets noted. Also mentions general good condition of automobiles and farm goods as warm weather aids shipment plans for late April.
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Warnes City
Tex
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Grand Opera House
Buster Brown and His
Band of Fun - Makers
Chas. A. Davis
Empire Opera House
Emma Bunting Co
Earl Burgess Co
Earl Burgess Company
ST. Louis Cardinals
Moving Picture Theatres
Commerce Street
Palage Moving Picture Show
West
Houston Street
Staine
Alamo Plaza
THE
Edison
Chas
Gapp
F. Pasche
Ave. B
Holland
West Commerce Street
Arthur Hotel
Blue Cafe
Peach Tee Crean
City News
Jack Stotts
Losoya St
Ratanitereec
Alamo Lodge
Royal Avhates
Tinnertal
Artet
F. A. Chapa
Exxpress
Jd. He. Terrill
Sonrey
Bide
Alamo. Plaza
Manlove & Matthews
Newlin
A. Deutscher Maennerchor
Mission Garden Hell
Frank Severs
Maverick Hotel
Dixon
Kentucky Avenue
PF. W. Neal
Bnda UN6
Hool
Claude V. Birkhead
Frank H. Booth
Alamo Bank
Phongs
Toilemobile Hekets
Carr Wood 4 Coal Co
Tom North
General Press
Gentry Bros. Shows
Norit
Bond's
East Houstom Street
Manlove & Mattiows
Carr Wond & Con Co
Ian
J. T. Burnett & Co, Undertakers
Ened Vr. & CG
Clayin Has Mover Touth
Floor Conroy
Dullding
Alaino Plaza
Ausiin
Martel
Travis County
Austin
J. W. Bailey
Delaware
Lg County
Democratic Club
William Z. Bryan
Denver
Gress
Money Publ Services Corporations
Travis
Port Lavaca
Port Lavacs
Bailey Club
Shiner
Bixtyaise
Iinlobal Bailey Club
J. . Habermacher
Samuel Schwartz
Waco
J. E. Cockrell
Dallas
Davidson
Shehie A
Luilin Russell
Maite Olin
Mat Donovan
John Garrison
Bud
Donavan
Donovan
T. Burnett & Co
Tadartakers
Sapolio
Houston
Automobile Soa] Co
Schenermayer
Heiskells
eTielsketl
Umciekell
Bteltowag & Coy Gamsieroe
Broiles
Sted
Howaton Street
San Antono
Orbroiles Sre
Southern Ice Company
Quenther Street
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