Marriage Licenses Issued at County Clerk's Office Today
The county clerk issued several marriage licenses today including Anselmo Itulz with Sara Iternosa, Saragaea Play with Pilar Herrera, Anestasy Santilinne with Francisca Ycarra, and Charles M. Kelly with Nettie Mt. Ha Aus. Monck Klaghsmith has moved to 1on W. Crockeut Street next to Pridge.
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Anselmo Itulz
Sara Iternosa
Saragaea Play
Pilar Herrera
Anestasy Santilinne
Francisca Ycarra
Charles M. Kelly
Nettie Mt. Ha
Aus, Monck, Klaghsmith
W. Crockeut Street
Pridge
Swear Jury in 17th Court Report
Disorderly fragmentary OCR lists jurors and names from courts including the Hifty-seventh district court. Individuals named include George Ketter Rebar Vander wrist ter Arthur Dibne Wilson Mt Brown Eugene Wilstunsier Fritz Kaiser P F Hohda GM Blaramh August Aci Fer Willy Selaub William Alosd Anton Sullenfuss William Gigger Ea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twewins
Hifty-seventh District
George Ketter
Rebar Vander Wristter
Arthur Dibne
Wilson Mt Brown
Eugene Wilstunsier
Fritz Kaiser
Hohda
Blaramh
August Aci Fer
Willy Selaub
William Alosd
Anton Sullenfuss
Wiliam Gigger
Woman Slayer Yields Life at Reddenburg Portand May Day
Bertin Baroness Ude von Roexlehen shot and killed her companion and then died by suicide near Portland at Reddenburg on May 1. The article lists several individuals and mentions an auction sale of household goods and an operatic piano set for May 5 at 300 Worth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertin
Ude von Roexlehen
Hoy
Reddenburg
Portland
Worth Street
Suit Over Cattle Loss Between Firms In 1906 Case
M W Hogencamp and Co sue in the Thirty-seventh district against Union Stock yards? San Antonio and the M E K J Railroad for 195 dollars. The suit concerns the loss of registered Shorthorn bulls shipped May 4 1906 from Fort Worth to San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Hogencamp & Co
Biatch Enrich
Union Stork Vi. Tasci
San Antonio
M. Ek, & J. Railroad Company
Fort Worth
New Braunfels Class Confirms 26 Candidates
Rev J A Forest Bishoy of San Antonio administered the rite of holy sacrament to twenty six candidates at New Braunfels yesterday morning.
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New Braunfels
Yhs
J. A. Forest Bishoy
San Antonio
New Bruighels
County Collector Reports April Tax Receipts
The county collector's report to County Auditor Ramsey shows 4193.45 dollars in taxes received in April. Of this amount tolls total 1933.03 dollars and denials were 2200.48 dollars. The school tax receipts amounted to 819.06 dollars.
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Ramsey
Republicans Meet Tonight Delgates And Committee Meeting
Delegates to the Republican county convention are called to a meeting in DA Kinestey's office at the Highs building at 2 39 tonight. Any Republicans may attend. An executive committee meeting of the Central club is also planned at the same venue later tonight.
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DA Kinestey
Tenuhican Central Club
Jury Impaneled for Forty-fifth District Pleas
The jury in the 45th Court was impaneled for the Forty-fifth district pleas. Names listed include Eugene Fister A C Jungs Faenger J W Ameld B Crow Tor Herman Joseph Bir dem Henry Bnerner Peyton White Max F Becker W B Brown BR L Burnett Walter Brenntedt FP Binr Wthilford Richard Reins G B Elray Albert Friedrich Jacob Banke.
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Peis
Eugene Fister
A. C. Jungs
Faenger
J. W. Ameld
Jury Impaneled for Criminal Docket in Thirty-seventh District
In the Thirty-seventh district court a jury was impaneled for the criminal docket. Names listed include FL Loyd, Jobo Ryner, George P. Lonsberg, He Tielis, W. D. Finguay, B. Hartley, B. EP Alfred Hrelnt, James & Chikles, Frank Astring, W. S. Summers, Fred Schuyler, Honneman.
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FL Loyd
Jobo Ryner
George P. Lonsberg
He Tielis
W. D. Finguay
B. Hartley
Alfred Hrelnt
James & Chikles
Frank Astring
Summers
Fred Schuyler
Honneman
Injured policemen reported doing well after incidents
Two policemen are improving after injuries from a Saturday night fall and a runaway incident. Mountains Officer Paul R. Schwarz is said to be doing well, while Lieutenant Scriges of the fire department suffered a separate injury in the incident and is reported to be improving.
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Paul R. Schwarz
Bet
John MM. Gray
Scriges
Dre
Will Attend Convention by San Antonio Falogn Delegation
Thirty two Falogn men from San Antonio left for Galveston to attend the annual Metall Liquor Dealers association convention. Among those aboard were TG, ENplnasa, Frank Sommate, Walter Kendell, B. J. Lamm, Charles K August, Lim burger, O. C. Zellweger, Frank Grioninger, I. R. Lambert, J. I. Flaherty, Joz Murgosewile and Z. D. Pulliaxa.
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San Antonio
Impaneled Grand Jury For Juce Term Identified
The grand jury for the Juce term convened that morning with jurors excused until the first man may i ting. Names listed include John Wels Thi Dominga Fernandes DP Ho Tae fax Rudolph Sevearry Belden LCA Feil Gretny Hoye Stephen Mu ER Mix Stel Udo Toepperwely Frank Walsh
Jewelry Theft Leads to Arrest After Chase
A theft case ends with the arrest of Terrell and two companions, all named suspects in the loss of jewelry including a gold watch and several rings. Pollyaman Asiiy Battle helped capture Terrell following a foot chase.
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Hill
Terrell
Pollyaman
Flooded Street Arrest of George Civaletty
George Civaletty was arrested by Policeman Serna after allowing a City flood on South Flores Street that made the avenue impassable. He pleaded guilty to the offense this morning and paid a $3 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Civaletty
Bouth Flores Stroet
Yeir Teriay
Serna
Clyaiette
Lu Ute
Kuehn Granted Judgment in City Court
Alderman Kuehn was absent when Judge Buckley presided in the corporation court this morning. About 27 persons appeared and paid a total of $17 into the city’s funds for alleged lax enforcement while others were sent below or received brief pol.
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Kuehn
Buckley
Agala
Corporation Court
Shook Returns After Weeks Away
Attorney Clive Bhack remains a familiar figure in court as Shook recovers after several weeks absence. The wounded man was reportedly stabbed and is praised by a large group of friends who welcomed him back this morning.
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Shook
Clive Bhack
Shoat
Atom Hom
Teachers Get $16 002.10
Public school educators receive funds totaling sixteen thousand two dollars and ten cents in a over due payments, with details on disbursement and recipients.
Big Tent and Electric Park Feature Nightly Shows
The Big Tent theater opens with An Irishman's Troubles at the Lyceum tonight and tomorrow featuring Kennedy, Vincent, the RouSards and more. Electric Park unveils a new paid admission plan. grounds entry grants access to rides, with a 19 cent or five cent attraction pricing. The vaudeville bill at the park theater shines with Hawin Winchester, Niles and Hart, Booth and Garden, and Ray Ferro in a blackface act, praised as a crackajack show.
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Electric Park
Blaweet
Edwin Win
Edinger Gisters
Chester
Gardany
Niles and Hart
Ray Forn
Lyte
Kennedy
Vincent
Finnegan
Don Daggett
Nevins
Lester
Collison
Tanner
Electrric Park
Ogey
Parte Theater
Hawin Winchester
Niles and
Hart
Dinger
Booth
Garden
Ray Fero
School staff payroll details reveal mixed currency payments
The monthly payroll shows teachers receiving £16,020 in salary via checks mailed to each school and signed pay vouchers, while janitors were paid $1,004.95 directly at the school board office.
Tegular School Board Meeting Scheduled for Wednesday
The Tegular school board will hold a meeting on Wednesday evening at the new municipal building. In addition to the regular agenda, several important matters are expected to be discussed during the session.
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Tegular
Ilda
Milk Quality Report From April Inspections
Dr R O Hrwiddie reports milk inspections conducted mid April showing uniformly good results. Most samples met standards with few exceptions, indicating general compliance across examined dairies and facilities.
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R. O. Hrwiddie
Etty
Meat Inspector Reports For April in City
William Herpel, the city meat inspector, files the April report noting 479 inspected facilities. Four condemnations led to meat destruction due to issues found during inspections.
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Wiliam
Herpel
City
A and MM Club to Discuss College Trouble Meeting
The A and MM club will hold its regular monthly meeting in OG C Todd’s Washer building offices. Much discussion is expected on the investigation into trouble at A and M College, with former students statewide electing themselves to the matter. Reports on progress will be received.
Witness Gone Postpones Case in State Court
The state star witness Gus Necker disappeared delaying the Kaiser Yamin case on receiving stolen property in the Thirty-seventh district court. Prosecution hinges on Necker, indicted on theft charges, with both sides agreeing to proceed if all witnesses appear this afternoon. The missing witness is believed at Bird's Bridge, having not seen the notice.
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Gus Necker
Kaiser Yamin
Thirty-seventh
Nocker
Baker
Courk
Yamin
Bird's Bridge
Lost On Tobin Hill and Beacon Hill Car Lamp Reward
A note reports eight front lamps missing from an automobile in the Tobin Hill Laurel Heights Summit Place Ing s Highway or Beacon Hill area. Return to Light Office for reward.
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Tobin Hill
Laurel ¢ Heights
Summit Place
Ing's Highway
Beacon Hill
Democrats of Dexa Meet Tomorrow
The Bexar county Democratic convention will be held at Mattei Hall to select delegates for the Fort Worth state convention and the national convention in Denver. The Dexer county delegation will include Bailey and anti Bailey factions, with C. L. Bass set to lead and several local figures named as delegates. the meeting will organize, hear speeches, and set plans for the 1908 campaign.
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Bexar County
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Hailey
Dexer County
C. L. Bass
Q. Hart
Falley Committee
Chester H. Tet 2
John F Onion
Capt
J. D. Gobbs
Wil A. Morriss
Carlos Bex
Judge Shork
Andres Coy
Callenhan
Market House
Bailey
Texas
Livelly
Cellaghan
Sion
Bexar
Jail Breaker Hamilton Captured in Missouri
Saturday afternoon detective arrested Hamilton known as Winston, who escaped last year from the Springfield jail after nearly killing the jailer. Missouri officers, with a requisition honored by Governor Campbell, identified him in Misouris city. Hamilton faced assault to murder and breaking jail charges, and Deputy McGee confronted him in Greene county jail after arrival from Spring field. Governor Folk received messages praising Van Riper for the capture and recognizing his role in recapture.
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Arcrested Wiestin
Hamilton
Noanty
Springfield
Dewny Sherrif McGee
Mis’ City
Springfeld
Ind
Haynilton
Missouri
Campbell
Way Riper
Winston
San Antonio
van Riper
Jals
Toornean
Zoeller
McGee
Jin
Sig Migeant
Isoke
Greene County Jnit
Opening of Sutherland Springs Draws Large Crowd Expected
Tomorrow a special pair of trains will depart from the Southern Pacific depot carrying San Antonians and visitors to Sutherland Springs for its opening and auction of select lots. Auctioneer John McBhee will oversee bidding as townsfolk anticipate the event with entertainment and a 5000 person crowd in the celebrated springs setting renowned for its medicinal waters.
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Southern Pacific
San
John McBhee
A $. P. Depot
Federal court convenes for May term with juries sworn
Judge Maxey presides as federal court opens the May term. Jurors are empaneled and civil docket called. Cases include National Bank of Commerce vs Mason Willisine for bankruptcy claim allowance. Woods National Bank case set over. several Woods related criminal cases slated for next week. Grand and petit jurors listed from San Antonio, Seguin, Boerne, Kerrville and surrounding counties.
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Federal
Maxey Preaihing
Cork D. H. Hart
United States District
Charles A. Boynton
United States
Eugene Nolle
National Bank of Commerce
Mason Willisine
Maxey
Morris
the Woods National Bank
John Woods
Ammended Bank
Wonds
Next Hong
T Uy
Will K. Woods
Woods National Bank
Will F. Woods
Andrew M. Walleh
Clarence d. 'Fhouas
Hisefty
Amat
Pest
Funeral Notices Chronicle Silhouettes of Local Losses
The obituary summary lists multiple San Antonio deaths with funeral plans and burial sites. Charles Woltersdorf, a 58 year old Chinatown resident, died Saturday night and will be buried at City Cemetery No 3 after a 4 PM service at Shelley's. Other notices include G Giora Sr and Jr, Alexander Sinclair, G Adkisson, and Mrs Tease Crawford, detailing their ages, origins, and funeral times, with burials at local cemeteries and services held at residences or churches.
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ME. Lang
M. H. Lang
San Antonio
Houston
Leraio
Shelley
City Cemetery No. 3
G. Giorda
Souta Leona
Italy
Gne
G. Giora, Jr
Fernands
Alexander Sinclair
Leington Avenue
Seathund
John
Willany Sinclair
Lextumten Avenue
Dlg
G. Ackisson
Ban
Wils
Crawford
Tease Crawford
A. TM. Cameron
Sirmpson Street
Virginia
Mia. Ganrad Schasie
A. A. Cotton
Charles K. Cotton
The
San Antonio Express
Tyan Street
Alami Masonic Cemetery
No Verdict in $30,000 Case
The jury in the case of Benjamin Yearman against the Jane Dressed Bowl Company for 4000 damages reported they could not reach a verdict after a long deliberation. The jury was discharged with no agreement, and the case involved injuries alleged by Yearman from an incident at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Yearman
Jane Dressed Bowl Company
Dudne Canny
Dea Oghardiin
Wark
Stranger Taken Into Custody Over Forged Order
Will Johnson was arrested by Policeman Colts on a forged clothing order scheme. He used a Kray jewelry order to obtain goods from Frank Bros. clothiers in Malypinsi. Johnson, posing as a cotton buyer for Inman & Co., was linked to a diamond shipment and found with many business cards from across Galveston, Dallas, New Orleans, and San Francisco. He faces a preliminary hearing this afternoon.
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Will Johnson
Frank Bros. Clothiers
Malypinsi
Forendon
Johnson
Gus J. Kray
H. WH. Hendricks
Murder plot uncovered in Calcutta amid bomb conspiracy
Police probe a native plot to murder Lord Wellesley and other British officials in India. Documents seized at a house tied to bombs reveal a broader revolutionary scheme. Several prominent Bengaleas implicated. widespread arrests anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
Eutronesus
Lord Whekener
India
Corn Surges On Board of Trade Amid Market Shock
May 4 corn on the board of trade rose to 7044 cents, the highest level since 1902 when the tin plate crowd allegedly tried to corner the market. James Potter and W. Bartlett are said to be major forces behind the move, having financed nearly 4,000,000 bushels since May 4 and pressuring bears with May delivery contracts.
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Board of Trade
Jett W
Gates
Olllers
James A. Potter
W. . Bartlett
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Moving Picture Theatres
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Houston Street
Mission Cafe
Finn Chill
Gond
Moore Elda
Elite Hotel
Rathskellar
ELITE
Freeh Speman
City News
Wil Clark
Wilt Clark
Will Berit Witter
F. A. Chapa
Ban Antonie
Texan
Dtilera
F. Pasghe
Ave
John L. Matthews
J. H. Terrill
Alama Psat
Conroy Stites Madrett Paz Ltd
Lls
Adiangh
Glenn Shockley
Y. H. Getwartz
Toa Reynalke
W. C. Davis
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J. M. Lillard
A. J. McHarg
W. C. Mexman
T. D. Andoveon
Hd. Winter
Austgen
A. Welkins
Burt McParlang
A. A. Evins
Impaneled Grand Jury
Democrats
DEXA
Sutherland Springs
O. H. K. Grees
Kingsbuy
Guadalupe County
August Fischer
Comfort
Kendall
George Douglass
Seguins
Bornie
W. HB. Stelmmeyer
Garven
L. N. Walthall
John Reuss
Drake Gileland, Jr
Fattview
W. J. Blanks
Seguin
Sven
South Flores Street
W. Dumont
Castroville
Win
Negle
George C. Saur
Tow Avenue
D. San Antonio
John N. Fohn
S. Austin
San Anconio
Charles Wolteredort
Charles Woltersdorf
Wyoming Street
Milam Lodge
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Inter Joent
PG Lucas
Charles Tetlismann
B. Ross
Robert Thompson
Charles Harrell
Sutherland
Northern Life Insurance CO
Illinois
L. Henriquez
Tribune
Chicago, Ill
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