Mormons in Arms and Alabama Race Troubles
Telegraphic notes report violent clashes in Walthurville over a cards dispute leaving five dead and several wounded. Detailing cholera fears and locust forecasts, the bulletin covers riots near Paris Idaho, a Baltimore medical council warning, and plundered stores in Fishersburg.
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Oxford
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Bear Lake
Paris
The Giddy Creature and a Crushed Anonymous Letter
A young San Antonio woman writes an anonymous love letter to a prominent citizen, using the pseudonym Zebra. The recipient counters with a scolding reply declining the union, leaving the pursuer humiliated and wiser, the incident publicized to curb similar folly.
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San Antonio
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Personal Points and Travelers at Maverick Hotel
Mr. Mark Grayson leaves this morning for Silver City New Mexico after serving as stage manager at Fashion theatre. Colonel R J Shelton returns from New Orleans where he says the exposition booms and he remains at St Leonard quarters. A list of visitors includes Green Texas Wordson Schalenburg Moore Philadelphia Peterson Brown Smith Morley Austin Caston Hardaway Galveston Kytie Louisville Hall Dallas Newman New York Grove Sallison Philadelphia Hollander Cincinnati all staying at the Maverick hotel.
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Fashion Theatre
Silver City
N. M
R.J. Shelton
New Orleans
The
St. Leonard
C. B. Green
Texas
J. W. Wordson
Schalenburg
W. D. Moore
Philadelphia
Charles Peterson
A. Brown
W. H. Smith
K. Morley
Austin
B. F. Caston
J. M. Hardaway
Galveston
W. EK. Kytie
Louisville
J. B
I’. Hall
Dallas
M. Newman
New York
City Court Docket Reports Multiple Drunkenness and Disorder Offenses
Ed Braden pleads guilty and is fined $2 for leaving team alone. Florentino Mendy John McClusky and others cited for drinking. fined $5 each. William Lunt drunk and disorderly, fined $5. F Quesada exposed himself and threw stones at a woman, $10 fine. case to continue. Jacob Rendon violation of sanitary ordinance dismissed. J D Naylor left team alone, fined $2. J P Hickman Jr allowed waste into San Pedro creek. case continued after remark about cesspool cost and street use. LH Landauer cited for nuisance through sanitary works. continued. Henry Shave beaten Manuel Sierra. dismissed after prior trial with $5 fine plus costs. A Scholz and L W Earnest charges for privy contents flowing to San Antonio river. cases continued. Abe Richards leaving team alone. case continued. Antonio Carter Finley Jim Brady drunk. $5 each. William Chrysler drunk and disorderly. found not guilty.
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Ed Braden
Florentino Mendy
John McClusky
William Lunt
F. Quesada
Jacob Rendon
J. D. Naylor
J.P. Hickman, Jr
Southern
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Hickman
LH. Landauer
Sanitary and
Henry Shave
Strikin Manuel Sierra
Shave
Justice Neuendorf
A. Scholz
San Antonio
L. W. Earnest
Abe Richards
Antonio Carter
Finley
Jim Brady
William Chrysler
Chinese Labor Rumor Stirring San Antonio Rail Work
A San Antonio labor committee asks Uriah Lott about Chinese workers rumored to be hired for the railroad. Lott says he knows nothing and that Johnson controls the labor. Knights of Labor forms a committee to probe claims of 50 Chinese men already here and 150 en route, risking local job displacements amid rising tension.
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Louis Wolff
Theodore Kunzmann
San Antonio
Uriah Lott
San Antonio and
Aransas Pass
Lott
Johnson
Knights of Labor
G. W. W. Smith
H. Spinks
Flores Street
Meiers
Spinke
Smith
United States
Queens Crowned At Springs Baptist Picnic
The First Baptist church and Baptist Mission Sunday school hosted a Saturday picnic at the Springs. The crowning of the Queens occurred with solemnity while music and recitations by Miss Johanna Smith Miss Julia Smith Miss Birdie Braden and Miss Sallie Giles earned praise. An excellent repast was provided and enjoyed by attendees.
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First Baptist Church
Baptist Mission Sunday School
Johanna Smith
Julia Smith
Birdie Braden
Sallie Giles
Suspicious duo arrested near Southern hotel lectured
Two young men who stopped at the Southern hotel were arrested on West Commerce street by Detective Hughes and Officer Summers for suspicious behavior. They claimed they were only joking and were released after Captain Hughes sternly lectured them. Cigarette smokers prefer Opera Puffs because they do not stick to the lips.
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Southern Hotel
Hughes
Summers
West Commerce Street
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