Missions Discussed by Diocesan Council
The tenth Diocesan Council held its annual missionary meeting at St. Mark's Episcopal Church. Bishops Johnston Capers Partridge and speakers Dr. Burleson Dr. Eccles outlined home and foreign mission needs, fund distribution, and the churchs spreading gospel to distant regions with large attendance.
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Tenth Diocesan Council
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Johnston
Capers
Philip Cook
St. Mark's
H. L. Burleson
Eccles
Bishop Partridge
Western
Missouri
Japan
Burleson
Partridge
Arson Squad Strikes Cave Hill Tennis Club Stand
Belfast May 4 arson squad of militant suffragettes resumes campaign in Ulster burning the new grand stand of the Cave Hill Tennis Club.
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Ulster
Belfast
Militant
Suffragettes
Cave Hill
Ohio pastor called for Grace English Lutheran Church
The Grace Church congregation issued a second call for a new pastor after Sunday service. Rev. David F. Schultz of St. Peter's Lima was invited to take charge. if he declines, a Lutheran Seminary student will fill in. Rev. Felger leaves for Baltimore in three weeks and will preach his farewell on May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace English Luthern Evangelical Church
J. C. Felger
David F. Schultz
St. Peter's Church
Lima
Ohio
Grace Church
E. Kuhlmann
Oshkosh
Wis
Schultz
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Felger
San Antonio
Baltimore
Arrest Three Boys In Bicycle Theft Ring
City detectives report three white boys aged 18 to 15 were arrested Monday morning by Special Officer Rogers near a water tank by Los Angeles Heights after a chase. Six bicycle thefts were cleared, with one youth admitting extensive thefts and selling stolen bikes on an installment plan to peers.
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Rogers
Los Angeles Heights
Lutheran Synod 10 Holds Session Here
The Texas District Joint Synod of Ohio meeting opens in San Antonio at Grace English Lutheran Church. Rev Paul F Hein presides in the president’s absence, with sessions planned and talks on district church work and the local Tuberculosis Sanitarium under synod care.
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Texas
Joint
Synod of Ohio of the
Lutheran Church
San Antonio
Mississippi
Alabama
Louisiana
Paul F. Hein
F. W. Loewenstein
New Orleans
Synodical
Grace English Lutheran Church
Avenue E
Alfred Mueller
H. H. Ochs
Lena Peters
O. W. Haucisen
Raid on North Santa Rosa blind tiger nets two men
Police raided a rear frame building on North Santa Rosa Avenue at 9 45 Sunday night catching two Mexican men in charge selling whisky. Captains Brown and Massey led the operation. A 60 year old Mexican man was arrested nearby for liquor selling without a license. Complaints are to be filed in County Court Monday.
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Santa Rosa Avenue
Brownind Massey
Burglaries Reported. Items Stolen from Peden and Bee Howard
Reports say two burglaries occurred Saturday night. At 1407 South Flores E A Peden’s room was entered and a gold watch given by his parents at age 21, plus clothing cuff buttons and a photo were taken. A grip was found opened on the stair. Bee Howard at 217 South Santa Rosa Avenue says a bucket of lard four dozen eggs bacon a butcher knife and a table cloth were stolen from her kitchen.
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E. A. Peden
Peden Iron & Steel Company
South Flores Street
Bee Howard
South
Santa Rosa Avenue
Warehouse Fire Destroys H He rweck Structure at 124 Garza Street
A Sunday morning blaze at the H Herweck warehouse on 124 Garza Street caused about 3500 in damage with stock valued at 4000 and insured for 2500. The ironclad building owned by John Fest was nearly gutted, origin listed as spontaneous combustion and no occupants were present.
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H. Herweck
Garza Street
John Fest
Mr. Herweck
San Antonio Chicken Raids Lead to Thieves Near 200 Stolen
Detectives hold three suspects amid a rash of chicken thefts across San Antonio coops. Over Saturday night, about six premises were hit, with dozens of birds taken from each site including Ernest Altgelt at 708 West Macon and others on Dolorosa, West Macon, East Elmira, and Flores streets.
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San Antonio
Ernest Altgelt
West
Macon Street
Moreno
Dolorosa Street
W. E. Wilkins
East Elmira Street
H. Goss
South Flores Street
Relief For The Kidneys Remedy Advertisement
Improper kidney action causes sickness and serious complications. Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy is promoted as a standard 37 year old remedy for kidneys and liver. It claims to purify blood, reduce backache and other symptoms, and is available in 50c and 1.00 sizes with a free sample offer by Warner's Remedies Co. Rochester Minnesota.
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Warner
Warner's Remedies Co
Rochester
Federal Court Opens May Term Under Judge Maxey
The Western District of Texas with Judge T S Maxey presiding opened its May term by empanelling a 19 member grand jury and hearing naturalization cases. Six applicants will wait until June for final papers after prior declarations of intention. County grand jury in Bexar also began its labors without a formal charge.
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Federal Court For the
Western District of Texas
T. S. Maxey
Medina Valley Irrigation Company
Board of Condemnation
Medina Dam
Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Federal Grand Jury
Maxey
D. H. Hart
Cibolo
Porter Tankersley
Pearsall
Ed Lewis
Gonzales
Ed Preiss
New Braunfels
Henry B. Shiner
San Antonio
Charles H. Hartmann
G. H. Jagge Sr
Harvey L. Steele
Ben Mann
Honda
Austin
Waco
United States
Circuit
Santo Portesi
Adam Wilson
August Bonger
William Polden Campbell
Alfred Marshall Shaw
Herman Dryer
Federal Court
W. 8.Anderson
Thirty
District Court
Bexar County
Vinci tonic praised by Mrs Busby for run-down recovery
Mrs C W Busby of Moundsville West Virginia reports years of weakness lifted after using Vinci cod liver and iron tonic. She says one bottle improved her condition and she now recommends it to neighbors. The ad also touts Saxo Salve for eczema and endorsement by A M Fischer, a San Antonio pharmacist.
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C. W. Busby
Moundsville
W. Va
Vinci
A. M. Fischer
San Antonio
Tex
P. S
Local Druggist Promotes Adler-i-ka Remedy
H. L. Wagner, druggist in Hicks Building, says Adler-i-ka, a buckthorn bark glycerine mixture, makes many friends. San Antonio residents report Adler-i-ka cleanses the bowels, treats both upper and lower bowels, and relieves constipation and gas after a single dose.
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H. L. Wagner
Hicks Bldg
San Antonio
Adler Ika
Notable Bailiffs and Officers Named in 19th Century Ledger
The document lists prominent individuals including H. T. Matthews Walton Hood Thomas Deckman and several others as signatories. Bailiffs named are Captain Sam Lytle Ignacio Cassiano Bryan Mauermann Jerome Quintana F B Cantu A Salinas W S Lambkin and John Rucker.
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H. T. Matthews
Walton Hood
Thomas Deckman
George C. Saur
E. W. Tynan
John C. Beck
Cornelius O'Neill
N. H. King
Jacob Wohlfarth
John Goker
John Mueller
Sam C. Bell
Sam Lytle
Ignacio Cassiano
Bryan Mauermann
Jerome Quintana
F. B. Cantu
A. Salinas
W. S. Lambkin
John Rucker
Fiesta Association to review Fiesta bills and finances
Fiesta Association directors will meet at 4 p.m. Monday to audit expenses from the festival where costs exceeded the $15,000 budget by an estimated $2000 to $3000. About 67 000 visitors attended the street show despite bad weather, with railroads compiling attendance figures. A Battle of Flowers meeting is set for 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Gunter Hotel to receive reports and plan next year’s activities.
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Fiesta Association
San Antonio
Battle of Flowers Association
Gunter Hotel
Traction Company to finish track work on Alamo Plaza
The Traction Company will complete track work on Alamo Plaza between Houston and Blum streets and prepare for top paving of creosoted wood blocks by week’s end as welding of rails continues. City paving may begin after, with West Commerce street awaiting weather to start next Wednesday.
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Traction Company
Alamo Plaza
Houston
Blum Streets
E. E. Eysenbach
West Commerce Street
G. N
Funeral by Self-Funded Sendoff For William Casey
William B Casey a well known San Francisco bartender died by his own hand last Friday and arranged $1000 in a Salinas bank for his last rites. A cremation followed and a wake in San Francisco featured a toast to Casey still behind the bar. His ashes were later sprinkled on the Salinas River.
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San Francisco
Cal
William
Cassey
California
Casey
Salinas
Crime on Increase in Chicago Police Reports
Chicago police data for January through April show a record rise in crime. About 1,500 holdup robberies caused losses around 10,000 dollars, with 2,000 burglaries recorded during the period.
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Chicago
Ill
Theft Report Details Large Losses Across City
Flats residences and stores valued at 250000 dollars were reported robbed. Horses wagons and merchandise valued at 10000 dollars were stolen. About 400 automobiles vanished, with most recovered abandoned and stripped.
General Mining Strike Considered
In Indianapolis on May 4 the question of calling a general strike in the mining industry will be raised at a meeting of the United Mine Workers of America international officers and the executive board. Petitions from all parts of the country asking for a general strike have been received.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
State troops deployed to Freeland area after trolley strike
State troops arrived at Freeland and patrol the area due to lawlessness sparked by the Lehigh Traction Company strike that began January 1. An attack on the Drifton trolley bridge was attempted and tracks were blocked with stones and logs as strikers challenged service.
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Hazelton
Freeland
Lehigh Traction Company
Drifton
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