Local Flashes from the City News Listings
Numerous short items cover shop ads and local notices from 1911 with mentions of dengue illness, funerals, court cases, and upcoming events. Notables include George Schmidt and James Earl reports, the Young Men’s Benevolent Association ball, a petition regarding city gas lighting, and an auction sale notice for November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young & Arnold
Fritz Russi
George Schmidt
Commerce St
Pancoast & Son
Henry Krempkau
Joske Bros
Stanley
O. M. Smith
Fort McIntosh
Justice Huston
Ae Scott
J. H. Marquart’s
Court House
Max Samuelen
Harry Fowen
Mike McGeary
J. H. Kampmann
Ella ‘Terrell Ripley
Young Men’s Benevolent Association
Albert Solomon
Anton Hernandez
Commerce Street
Miguel Riojiaz
Miguel
Gus. Rawls
Senate
Houston
Soledad Street
Navarro
Frank Kelly
Pacific Express Company
Recorder
Harry L. Fownn
Andra
Hadra
Weiselburg
Austin
Council
Aransas Loan Office
Military Plaza
South Floree Street
Louis Schmitt
Frank
Louis
Winnie Lucas
Mallory boycott grinds on as labor clashes shape Galveston
Galveston enters a third day of a broad strike led by Knights of Labor and Trades Assembly. officials grant limited permissions, discuss railroad concessions, and warn of possible riots if labor imports occur while ships and cargoes face delays. The Daily Bulletin editorializes with a stark call to action as tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Knights
Knights of Labor and Trades Assembly
Missouri Pacific Company
Missour Pacific
Mallory Company
Missouri Pacific
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad
Brazos Rio
New York
Daily Bulletin
Executive Board
Notable Visitors and Registered Guests at the Maverick
Ida Zorkowsky departed for Lockhart this morning. W E Easton of the Austin Citizen met with Licar, reporting a liberal subscription list. A long roster of names from across the country, including Hutchinson San Marcos and Kemp Baltimore, are listed as registered at the Maverick hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Zorkowsky
Lockhart
W. E. Easton, Esq
Austin Citizen
Licar
W. O. Hutchinson
San Marcos
B. T. Horner
G. B. Near
H. C. Birch
New York
A. E. Spohn
Corpus Christi
M.G. McDonald
Indiana
Captain Gooders
Texas
Fred Carleton
Austin
John J. Burke
Eagle Pass
E. W. Adkins
George Worthington
Dallas
L. L. Magnus
J. F. Graham
St. Louis
J. N. Lowenthal
L. Chittiden
J. Haas
Chicago
N. Hollander
Cincinnati
W. E. Crandall
Rochester
R. Qualiro
Houston
Auction and notices from Cotton & Boron and Kolron auctions
A late 19th century notice set lists auctions at Cotton & Boron on West Houston Street with items including a leather-top piano-box Brewster spring buggy bay horse 15 hands old and a six horse harness. Another auction by Colron & Kolron promises 20000 pounds of barbed and plain galvanized wire with stockmen urged to attend. Also notes elopement story and various local adverts for goods and medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New Orleans
San Antonio
Texas
Our City
Colton Bolton
Boss Auction House
Brewster
Cotton & Boron
W. Houston St
West Houston Street
Bridge
CoLron & KoLron
Colton & Kolton
Austin
Ively
Cotton & Bouton
West
Houston Street
Marvelous Mexican Medicine and Patent Cures Ad
An 19th century classified style ad promotes Medic ina Mexicana Maravillosa as a universal blood cure from Mexico and Spain doctors. It also advertises Dr Bosanko's Cong and Lung Syrup for coughs and bron chial issues with claims of night relief for croup and dollar savings. Dr L V Weathers advertises medical practice with Elmira street office and 21 years’ experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O
Stevens
Belknap Rifles
Main Plaza
South
Messrs
Messrs. Holliday and Rays
Pomona
California
California Fruit Company
Commerce Street
Houston Street
Garden Street
Pedro Rivas
Mission San Jose
Rodriguez
Paul Martin
Krisch Hall
Mexico
Mexican Edicine Company
St. Louis
Trea
I F. Kalteyer & Son
Dr. Bosanko
H. L. Fowler
A. Hn & Co
J. D. Devine
J. Clavin
L. V. Weathers
Nette’s
Elmira Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Light
Paul Wagner
Otto Bergstrom
T. H. Gray
Bergstrom & Gray
Plum Street
Union
Carter & Mullaly
Undertakers
Alamo Plaza
United States
Washington ‘Theatre
West. Commerce and Loredosts
Rudolph Singer
Museum of Anatony
West Commerce St
Ethnology
Pathlogy
Alamo Lodge No
A. M
Cemetery Fry Fund
Turner Hall Orchestra
MD Atea Eee
Joe McAllister
L. Wolfson’s
Coton & Bowron
The
Knights of Labor
D. P. Lounsberry
St. Leonard Hotel
Narciso Leal
Chadwell
Bat Cave
Chile
Market Street
Olsmith Arms Company
Ed. Steves, Jr
T. H. Mickiewin
Olemith Arms Company
Steves Arms Company
Frank Olsmit
Steves Arms Co
Ep. Steves, JR
F. Sheets
Recorder’s Court
J.J. McLaughlin
Lucio Casasto
Francisco Mesa
Espiridion Cruz
Cruz Sanchez
Frank Merito
Angel Cadena
B. Kiolbassa & Co
Houston and
Navarro Streets
Kirchner
Garvin, Wise Co
Tex
Morley Bros
W. P. Searcy
F. Kalteyer & Son
J. Martin's Shoe Store
C. H. Mueller
Mueller
F. Kalteyer
Orley
Bakine
Royal Baking Powder Company
Wall Street
Zottarelli
Acequia Street
Shoe Palace
Avenue C
Y. M. Be Au
Pia
Casino Hall
R. RK. Martinez, Jacob Weber
R. J. Nixon, William Hoerling, Jr
Turner Hall
Thorn
Acequia Streets
West Commerce Street
J.G. Swaggerty
Avarro Streets
M. E. Horton
Cor Krner
Astit
Lm Berndt
Vienna
South Centre St
Ete A
Reiman
Camargo Street
SF Antonio
North Flores St
A. K. Harvey
Fort Concho
Fort Fort Concho
Guarterspanter
Srcoup
Tulip
Fran
Val. Lorra
Emerson’s
Frank J. Beitel
International
Great Northern
Lily
Gent
F. J. Beitel
Uncle Emerson’s
Ommerce Street
Emerson's
Licur
F. I. Meyer
Meyer’s Hall
S. Mayer
Commerce
Hawke
Critzer Bros
Opticians
San Antoni
L. G
Savings Bank
L. Garza
Eagle
Labatt & CO
J. E. Labatt
Rice & Ryan
Salt House of Homach
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