Retail Clerks Adopt Resolutions In San Antonio Meeting
In a special Friday night session of Local Union 831 of the Retail Clerks International Protective Association, resolutions were adopted praising employers for a one week halt of hours. The group thanked Mrs Jobez Stevens and Mrs Roy Campbell and the Shoppers League for their efforts, directing that copies go to the Ladies Shoppers League and be recorded in minutes.
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Intermational Protective Association
Jorn
San Antonio
Texas
Ladies Shoppers’ League
St Aloysius Sodality Tonight at Baye Abendunterhaltung
St Aloysius Sodality prepares a program for this evening at St Joseph's. The event begins at 8 o'clock with a march opening, followed by a variety of acts including drama and musical selections. Attendees will hear addresses and enjoy a diverse lineup featuring local performers and a Secol Orchestra.
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St. Aloysius “Sodality
Baye Au
Abendunterhaltung
At. Aloysius Sodality
J M
St Joseph’s Bet
Womean
Joseph
Pathor Futrwerk
e-Atard
Alb
Schiebel ’ S Loemeker
Henry’ Menger Pericerce Oxtownel
Ageat
G. Buitenfies
Scientists Depart to Boston for Church Communion Service
The First Christ Scientist church reports Cluureh and Mrs Bleck along with William Brooks have gone to Boston Mass to attend the annual communion service of the mother church on June 16 at 11 am. A church school session is planned for 10 30. Members are urged to attend a monthly business meeting on Saturday June 5 at 5 pm sharp. A boys gospel meeting and Bible school are scheduled with note of camp discounts for boys with clean records. Men’s Hall league lecture by Mr Johnstone on Opportunity to follow at 4 pm. Special to Sunday Light Elgis Pass Texas May 23 Rupert Cook, aged 12, was injured by a train after being struck while playing near the railroad back.
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Boston
Cluureh of Christ
Scientist
Corner Avenue
Bleck
C.S
William A. Brooks
Mass
Mather -Church
First Christ
Hare
Echool
Nie
New. Johnston
Elgis Pass
Texas
Rupert Cook
el Paso
iFrank Fossélt
Fort Worth
Mexico
Joseph Wheat
Fork Worth
Wheat
el ‘Pogo
Old Forsett
Mark Worth
Railroad Accidents Kill and Injure Several in New Orleans
A string of rail related accidents in New Orleans on May 20 left one person dead instantly and two others critically injured. An elderly woman attempting to cross was struck and perished. a delivery cart diver was thrown from a moving streetcar, dying shortly after. a 14 year old girl crossing near a streetcar sustained serious injuries.
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New Orleans
Milecburg
Luling
Tonnig Creek
GB. P. Uollis
Digiv
J. K. Williames Warner
Bern
Surprise Party for Miss Annie Tucker at Avenue D
Miss Annie Tucker received a surprise party at her home on Avenue D. A large, festive gathering marched from Mayerlik Park led by a string band, while Miss Dizzle Wacker coordinated the entertainment. The event featured music, games, and gifts, with guests observing Sabbath reverence as the clock struck twelve and each guest bid the honoree good night.
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Ente Tucker
Annie Tucker
Miss Hatie
Sven
Atusie
Della Tucker
Ife
Spanish War Veterans Camp to Organize National Association
A Monday night meeting at the Business Men's Club aims to organize an Ideal camp of the National Association of Spanish American War Veterans rivaling the existing society. The news lists officers of the proposed national body and outlines eligibility for members including veterans of the war with Spain and the Philippines insurrection.
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Business Men's Club
National Association of
Willis J. Tultigs
Department of Texas
New Jersey
Spain
Philippines
Amy
Navy
Marine Corps
Lost Rise of Prized Prize and Fatal Whitecaps Incident
New York May 20 reports a half million dollar prize awarded to George Crocker linked to the late Charles Crocker. The tale notes intoxication and a fatal accident. Seavey Arkansas May 26 notes A Jenkins, a Black schoolteacher, shot by whitecaps near West Point Jenksva during a suspected robbery. mob attack follows as Jenkins fled.
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New York
Trice
Mevcraick & Co
Géorge Crocker
Peel
Charles Crocker
Whitecaps
Seavey
Ark
A. Jenkins
Negrd
Acer
West Point
Jenksva
Dege
Jenkins
Gright
New York Firm Price McCormick & Co Projected Growth
A New York report says the Habililica of Price, Me, Cormick & Co will exceed the first estimate. The firm was capitalized at a million and a half dollars.
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Greater 'Ttan
Washington, D. C
New York
Price
Cormick & Co
Health official denies new plague case in city
Dr. O Bria, secretary of the San Francisco board of health, says he has no knowledge of any new case of plague, countering Marine Hospital authorities who reported otherwise. The remark reflects official uncertainty amid conflicting reports about disease in the city.
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San Francisco
O' Bria
Board of Health
Marine Hospital
Credentials of a Kentucky senator presented to the senate
Washington May 20 credentials of J. J. Blackburne senator from Kentucky signed by Governor J. C. W. Beckham were presented to the senate. Phoenix Park murderers arrive in New York May 26. James Fitzsimons and Joseph Millett, recently released Irish political prisoners, arrive and are detained aboard the Laconia pending landing decision.
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A& Democratic
Washington, D
Blackburney
Kentucky
J. C. W. Beckham
Senate
Phoenix Park
New York
James Fitztinrria
Joseph Millett
Te Laconia
Disfranchisement Vote Passes in Virginia Primaries
Special from Richmond reports that a constitutional convention to disfranchise Black voters carried. The vote is expected to be small, with a likely majority around 15,000. Districts with large Black populations showed huge support for the convention. Ninth district appears against it. Some counties show strong support for keeping suffrage but others reflect significant opposition to constitutional revision.
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Richmond
Fulley
Valley
Paralyzed Stroke Strikes George Huston Heaton
George B. Heaton recently returned from the Philippines where he served with the Third United States Infantry and is now bedridden at 714 Dallas Street. The eldest son of Captain W. Houston, he suffered a sudden stroke on Friday evening leaving his right side paralyzed. Doctors hold out hope for recovery, attributing the illness to health conditions in the Philippines.
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George Huston
Li Fesday
George B. Heaton
Philippines
United States
Dallas‘street
Captain W. Houston
iNnesa
Magadam Man Seeks Sale to San Antonio and Free Car Pass
Marchie Malla Man offers to sell one unit to San Antonio and sends a note to Mayor Hicke. W J Badger of Marble Falls advocates street driving and promises a free carlond if granted a fair trial on the city stream. He touts granite gravel as the best article for macadamizing purposes.
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Marchie Malla
San Antonio
W. J. Badger
Hicke
Negroes Ousted From Enumerators in Columbia
In Columbia South Carolina on May 26 1900 a political shakeup led to four Black men being replaced as enumerators after A S Pearce supervisor of cansas faced criticism for appointing Black applicants. White backlash followed as appointments were revoked and labor labels among families were contested.
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Columbia
S. C
S A
Pearce
Chasus
Yecotumenuwa
Warleg
Wnah- Ingtor
Leshgedes CosNs
Col Pearce
Ater
Herd
Westington
Wen
Slaudius
Oats Now Sought By Louisiana Mississippi Growers
Louisiana and Mississippi farmers switch to oats with large yields reported. A New Orleans observer notes oats planted to feed stock could provide substantial profits as shipments travel Mississippi routes. Also from Luling notes a runaway team injures a resident and a missing horse is found?
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Louisiana
Mississippi
New Orleans
Tammers
Ima
Austin News Budget and Local Political Tensions
A disjointed Austin budget page details tax receipts, charter actions, and insurer permits. It notes Texarkana and Allen firms, railroads paying taxes, and Oliver Woodward's capture. Mayor McCall vetoes two ordinances over bridge funding. transit strikes loom as St Louis officials seek workers in Texas. Davis County delegates ponder senatorial nominees amid a split Travias district convention with no clear winner.
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Sunday Light
Austin
Texarkana Lunder Company
Texarkana
Wexas
Boss Brothers Drug Compans
Allene
Texas
Fort Worth
le Grands
Mitch
Sugarland Railroad
Indernity Fire Insurance Company
New York
Sayers
Oliver Woodward
Navarro County
Wylex
Mayoy QfeCall
Tressury
Grewinton
St. Loui S Transit Company
Dallas
Fore ‘Worth
San Antonio
Houston
Galveston
Tesas
Beechaton Saya Hie’ Street Railway
Wravis
Twenlet
Burnett
Travia County
von Rosenburg
Lrayis
Yett
Hornet
Suicide Attempt and Romance Loosened by Jealousy
A Columbus Minnter named Galther, 23, a compositor, attempted suicide by shooting last night. He is reported resting quietly and showing signs of recovery. A young boardinghouse woman, the object of his affection, refused marriage, prompting speculation his feelings sparked the act. friends fear a reconciliation may not come.
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Spevini
Columbus
Mise
Vorest Galther
Colnebus Commerc
Neith
Mean preacher arrested for embezzling widow's funds
A local preacher Rev. George Good was arrested today in Arkapead on a charge of embezzlement. He aided in running Holme's gospel mission and the Poor Man's shelter, collecting money and provisions for a widow but allegedly kept part of it for himself.
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Arkapead
Dini
George Good
Holme
Private Army Seizes Waterfront Land in Streeter Clash
Chicago scene reports Captain George Streeter arming 20 men with Gatling guns and hoisting a U S flag to seize a waterfront land strip claimed by inheritance. Police clash ensues injuring a boy. officers call riot alarm as Streeter prepares to resist authorities. May 20 approximate date from Sunday Light. Also notes Mrs Chas Trenry Fisher appointed as a South Carolina fair commissioner and a Dallas primary elects record turnout with courthouse ring purged and Curtis winning railroad commissioner race.
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Chicago
George Streeter
Streeter
U.S
USDY
Columbia
S. G
Chas. Trenry Fisher
FY. Fisher
Edgefield
3Famuéantiying Company
Indy
South Carolina
Magnolia Grove Woodmen Circle Initiates Members
At a regular meeting here Deifay eight, Mr. and Mrs. Davis, Pat Stev and Mrs. Barr, Mrs Schofeld, Mrs Jeott, Mrs Vollemer, Mrs Reutz, Mrs Crogss, Mrs Gotthard, Mrs Smith and Mrs Hart were initiated. Tea cream and cake were served. A meeting of colored clavidend plans arrangements and questions for successors of the celebration will be held in Benavulent Unit on Nort Country Street tomorrow night.
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New Mercuers
Magnolia Grove
Woodmen Circle
Deifay Aight
Mra. Davis
Pat Stevand
Barr
Schofeld
Mra. Jeott
Mra. Vollemer
Reutz
Afrs
Crogss
Gotthard
Mra. Smith
Hart
Etter
Ward
Texas Real Estate Men Eye June Convention Attendance
A Texas Real Estate and Industrial association leader, J. W. Riggins, notes strong prospects for a large San Antonio meeting on June 28 and 29. He cites factory growth, cotton mills, railroad collaborations, and co operative development as key drivers, with emphasis on information sharing and attracting investment.
No More Dancing Also Knocke Out Cardplaying and Theatre
Special to the Sunday Light from Atlanta reports the South Presbyterian general assembly debating pastoral letters on amusements. The letter condemns dancing card playing and theatre songs as deleterious to piety and urges members to avoid them. Also notes San Antonio real estate men meeting to arrange the state convention in the Alamo Building.
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Atlanta
South Presbyterian General
Presbyterian Church
San Antonio
Alamo
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