Prominent Texans Listed in Arcadia Place Prospectuses
A long catalog lists railroad officials, builders, merchants, educators, and prominent residents associated with Arcadia Place and nearby areas. Names include T. T. Clark, M. J. Kane, Arthur J. Herman, and Mrs. Emily Brewster BatChelor, among others, noting occupations and regional ties in San Antonio, Laredo, Houston, and Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Nette
San Antonio
W. W. Baines and
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Westmoreland Place
Houston
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Adeliene Madeliene
ARE
Navarro Street
J. Mack Morehead
D. B. Fisk Co
Chicago
Fered Wagunfubhr
Milcabeth Place
T. T. Clark
J. & G. N. Railroad
Elise Broussard
Galveston
M. J. Kane
Kana Construction Co
Arthur J. Herman
New York
Beautiful
Arcadia Place
Harry Elliot
S. A. Drug Co
Grandview Place
N. S. Hunsdon
Public Schools
H. P. Trippe
U. S. Army
Claire Glaze
Artesian Tec Co
Col. Brewster
Laredo
Emily Brewsther-Batchelor
George M. Clifton
Stockdale
Wilson County
Texas
Marie Borowski
Cleveland Court
W. B. Tuttle
San Antonio Traction, Gas and Electric Light Companies
W. L. Bringhurst
Bringhurst
Gen
Sam Houston
South
Harvey L. Steele
The
San Antonio Daily Light
Fompeo Coppini
J. M. Steinfeldt
A. H. Jordan
Mrs. Jordan
Margaret Clive Jordan
DR. W. 5. Hamilton
Moore Building
Norval J. Welsh
Mexican Mines
Mra. Welsh
Albert Maverick
Lleyden
Arthur L. Tuttle
Lock
Campbell
Southern Pacific Railroad
F. Flowers
Uvaldé
Col. Rebsh Wilson
Lockhart
Lockhart Register
Rehse Wilson
Asherica
Freepman Thorp
Washington, D. C
State ofTexas
Burleson
Capltod
Austin
United States
Voung
Madeliene Terrace
L. L. Hopper
W. J. Hodges
H. Chambers
P. Arnold
Harry L. Miller
the Hustler
J. H. Kirkpatrick Co
Col. Emi, Aurrbach
Cinctnnati
Ohio
E. Witmer
Alva C. Dauchy
George W. Burnett
American Case and Register Company
C. W. Beard
Burlila Place
G. A. Hwe
Heye Saddlery Company
J. M. Dice
St. Louis
J. M. Morris
Dallas
M. ©. Loving
Albert Loving
L & G, N, Railroad
W. Campbell
Nashville, Tenn
J. W. Wells
Emil Gottschalk
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