Zimmerman Exits Brown News for San Francisco Albion Cafe
J J Zimmerman resigns after three years as Minizer for Brown News and sues the suzapany’s office in San Antonio to move to San Francisco. He will install the Albion cafe, backed by a stock company, with Zimmeran named general manager. George F. Turusan temporarily fills the vacancy in San Antonio. Local notes include a baptism crowd at the Mil street bridge and a child’s broken collarbone after a fall near Houston and Navarro streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmerman
Frisco
J. J. Zimmerman
Brown News Company
Hiesuzapany
San Antonio
San Francisco
Albion Cafe
New York
Eaylallets
Denver
Baa Francises
My. Zimmeraum
George F. Tuhusan
Mil Street
Rey. Sy Williamns
Dr Young and Family Visitors Stir Galveston Scene
Dr Sam Young of Galveston arrives to visit family and open winter plans at St Marys College as his wife stays at 408 St Marys Street. Nearby, a court case details Frank Flores and Frank Martinez arraigned for drunkenness resisting officers and assault, with a prisoner named John Reach bruised in the fracas. A planned event for a Campbell banquet may occur Saturday night with a Texas politics note from Governor Campbell possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Young
Galveston
Sam
Young
Galveston Cotton Sxcheugs
Galveston News
Bis
St. Mary's College
San Antonio
St. Mlary's Street
Jaz
Corporation Court
Frank Flores
Frank Martinez
Santo Rosa Avenue
Flores
Martinez
John Reach
Reach
Athe Campbell
Society Notes From Evansville and Nearby Cities
Society items from Evansville Indiana and surrounding areas note Mrs W P Fry Tig Misa Pry leaving for California Thursday. Social honors during visit to Mrs Elinai reflect Austin Houston and San Antonio connections. Local clubs meet tomorrow at 1 O clock in Woman's Club rooms and at the Casin. Edna May Card of Fort Worth to arrive November 8 as guest for Lula Allen. A group of young ladies, card club prizes, and multiple social visits including Miss Nell Wellman, Miss Marion Bleiman and Mrs Mathis are mentioned.
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W. P. Fry
Misa Pry
Evansville
Indiana
Elinai
California
O— ‘Textey
Edna May
Lula Allen
Goat Heroically Saves Woman After Wild Street Encounter
A dramatic daytime incident at 420 Suerman Street ends when Buck the goat protects Mrs. BE OReilly from a dangerous dog and a buck, defying the attack and allowing her to flee to safety. Officer Bubble fires a warning shot. the dog is killed, the goat survives, and the woman remains confined to bed after the fright.
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Suerman Street
Jill Dog
Buck
Billy Goat
Safaty Jis
Mfrs. BE
Oreilly
Tad Bean
Tuck
Jim
Holt
Mra. O'Reilly
General Mills Arrival in City Stirs Military Echoes
General Mills arrived this morning from Washington accompanied by his wife. The veteran of the Civil War era, known for service with Texas units and noted for battles at West Point and El Paso, is a prominent figure in military circles. He will stay several days in the city.
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Clty
Gan Anvon Milla
Farmer Com.mindont
West Point
al Paso
Gmes
Texas
Vlc Aimeelf
Forward
Hla Wile
General Mills
Washington
West Texas Bank
Couaty Commissioners
Bank Im
Tonkays
Notable visitors at the fair headline prominent locals
Pat Breen of Dan Breen and former San Antonio resident now in Austin among first arrivals at the fair. A Hy Alitry, Gonzales prominent figure, attends opening week. Pugh of Yoakum and Riter of Corpus Christi noted among arrivals at Elite headquarters. Noah Allen, Brownsville resident and former Gulf Interstate Railways member, surveys fair. J B Sweeney and Dock Mircea from Refugio also visiting. Ingram resigns after five months in Texas business venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Breen
Baiker
Dan Breen
Son Antonio
Austin
A. Hy Alitry
Gonzales
EMC
Pugh
Yoakum
Ue Elite
R_ Riter
Corp Chriail
Aay
Bite
Noah Ailen
Brownsville
Gulf & Interstate
Galvenion
J. B. Sweeney
Dock Mircea
Eliza
O. D Ingram
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Okla
Stop Coffee and Drink Postum for Strong Nerves
An advice piece notes that coffee causes nervousness and cold hands. It promotes Postum Food Coffee substitute as a caffeine free alternative. It recommends making a strong, rich brew from roasted wheat and molasses for a hot, wholesome beverage.
Works Wonders Kidney Remedy Promoted in Ad Copy
An advertisement touts a liquid kidney remedy claiming to treat urinary and bladder issues, backache, and inflammation. It urges purchasing two concentrated ingredients, mixing a six ounce bottle, and taking doses before meals and at night, with a note for children.
Visitors at the fair and city notes from the Menger
A long list of arrivals and registrations at the Menger hotel and other city sites details guests from Texas and nearby states visiting the fair. Names include J P Hall T H Bean Charles J Holden and Senator Thomas W Masterson among others while others register at the Me nger and stay for the autumn exposition. Also noted is tax collection concerns and county deposits in West Texas banks with assurance of security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bona
Indian Territory
New Mexico
J. P. Hall
Kyle
Tole
Philadelphia
Iias
D. Ingram
New Braunfelg Avenue
George A. Clark
Waen
Bexar
Holtie
Ugger
Hysing
Leon Springs
W. Anson
San Angelo
Menger
Rosine Ryan
Houston
Gunat
Meuger
R. H. Patng
Thomas W. ‘Masterson
Galyeaton
Ware
Patas
James
MeLymont
Del
Devoe Paints Competing at Street Market Debate
A handwritten letter from Springall to Matthies Bros in San Antonio compares Devoe paint with seven other brands. It argues Devoe offers superior strength and value, detailing price per gallon, maintenance costs, and perceived benefits vs rivals, urging confirmation of which brand is sanitarier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthies Bros
San Antonio
Texco
Dear Sire
Sangages
Jr Flapenis
Fc Sangages
Devoe
Nornst
Devon
Headllh
Johana
Springall, Co
Fair Visitors Thrill Despite Rain at Texan Fair
Report of a busy Dallas Oklahoma fair with crowds despite bad weather. Highlights include art and poultry exhibits, a special pooling department for children, outside attractions like ostrich string vendors, an elevated Dr Carver show platform, and new tents near the grand stand. Horses and hogs from Texas and nearby states, blue ribbon displays, and mule flesh grails noted as part of a large agricultural showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pion
Carver
Fair
Texas
Indian Territory
Kansas
Kentucky
Missouri
Dallas
Oklahoma
Hise Trkoye
Catia
Wrdnendar
Teanalte
Miese
Best Bets at the Fair Tomorrow
Unclear racing card lists entries and weights for multiple races including selling and purse events. Names such as Virginia Tenth, Sweet, Lady Laughter, Skyward, John McBryle, Merry Sue, Texas Lad, and Ruth Nofen appear among entrants with various weights and bids.
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la Tha Tel
Atv
Dr. Stoval
Virginia Lindsey
Astle Elpyy
Booger Pea
Dr.Chenoey
Nall
Ray Tsompazon
Merry Sue
Texas Lad
Helen Vaakey
John McBryle
Annie Sanford
The
Four Hundred
Lady Allefa
John Gunnar Lok
Skyward
Onuto Watana
Protany
Melior
Anadnureo
DB. Daun
Vitcentea
Granite
Bonnie Poince Charlig
Sea Tray
Witth
Mreeyegrenlds
Ruth Nofen
Prmnapara
Ina Gray
Alamo
Sucaced
Lib Man Agnos
Rusk
Klog Hope
Milas Till
Din Alvaro
Vinegar Busey
Race Results at Fale Grounds Amid Heavy Track
Heavy footing at Fale Grounds for two heats. In the first race four furlongs purse 400 dollars Wathen won at 1 to 1 ahead of Tweely Spell. Second race over three furlongs saw Sink Bfring take the prize with Deck Sart second and Ma Tray third. Fire damages a Laer Street house causing slight damage. detective on scene. fire under control with about $15 loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fale Grounds
Rath
Grosenhock
Kirkfield
A. J. Mme
Aye
Tom
Snow Tonight Probable Says Weather Man
Weather continues to foretell a cold snap with snow potential across several regions. Reports describe sleet and gusty winds in Corpus Christi and Texas towns, with temperatures plunging and frost possible overnight.
Refuses Rates to the Big Fair for Brownsville District
Brownsville residents and territory travelers were denied special reduced fares to the San Antonio fair by the railroad. The road’s general passenger manager cited service constraints at Sinten junction as the reason for not extending lower rates. A meeting of fair directors and passenger officials was planned to discuss possible reduced fares.
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Brownsvile
Fal
Brownsville
Falr
Incu
Fair Grounds
Fair Management
Hilfeier
Morley Wesley John funeral and burial details
The funeral for Wesley John Morley occurred Saturday afternoon from 807 E Tom street under Anchor Masonic Lodge No 424, with burial in Anchor Masonic Lodge cemetery. Charotta Masse funeral held yesterday at 4 from 402 Helena street, Rev C Felger presiding. interment in City Cemetery No 6. Arrangements for Martinez funeral, member of Mexican military band, pending war department word from Mexico City on burial location for the musician's son and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley John Morley
E. Tom Street
Charlotta Masse
Fiar- Niven
Chas. Strauas
Helena Stragt
C. Felger
Uw Gitee Episcopal
Evangelical Church
Martinez
Department of War
Mexico City
Secretary of War
Out of Town Deaths Mary Daly Widow of August Daly
Mrs. Mary Daly of New York widow of playwright and manager August Daly died after a heart attack. She was the daughter of Joan Dulty, a impresario, and was in New York since 1849. She had long collaborated with her husband on theatrical ventures in London and New York. A separate note records George Simon, struck by a pistol blast on the road. He lies in hospital as investigators seek clues.
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Mary Daly
New York
Mary Dulty Daly
August Daly
Simday
Joan A. Dulty
Supressario
Storm
Daly
Surrey Hig Thantrieal Ventures
London
George Simon
Gearge Simon
Partiog
Wis
Sailanis
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Grand Opera House
Amyhur C. Aiston
Jane Corcoran
Edda Gabler
Ibgri Priges Estes
Rische
Mpire Opera Hous Tonight
Bouvanir Marines Wemenday
Jarey, Mikey and
Ikey
Ee Prighse
Nate Sore Ae
Beethoven Hall
Fiske
Manhattan Company
Harricon
Greg Hiese
Leah Klesonna
Bexar Brug, Company
City News
Herbert Reed
Commerce Street
Devine
Soeal Talats
Woolmer
Morris’ Sheppard
Texethena
Tra Kerehoval
North Street
al Fischer
Rey Brown
al Houstin
Navarro
R. Flores
Phoiteah
H Pieters
Mesquite Street
Elite Cafe
Oor
Maln Plaza
Soledad Sts
W. H. Salge
F. A. Chapa
Express Ordera Apecialty
Amd Economica of
Lipps Ie
Lomeli
Mabe
Membore
Rrvdg
H. Lysiogor
Rosa Sebve
Ethel Kallys
Brank
Corporation
Holtster
Rocky ‘Mountain
Lone Sit Drug Co
Wood Jy
Ens Jy Sienthal
Mya
Richard Swith
Norrow
Alamo City
Qalveston
John W. Heb
Viva Hail
Robert Ifell
San Luis Fotoal
Mexico
Hull
Innes A. Copeland
Dallastreet
Glenn Seanting
Minces Nell Pryor
Ethel Halmgren
Alma Grider
Annie Copeland
Florence Vaughan
Mary Stoke
Btellu Kelley
Mabelle Hobbs
Misa Jucy Frost
Kate Allen
G. ¥. A. Hummeall
Johnny Steves
Otto Kaeller
Carl Hahn
CG. HL. Bitteller
Werber Wilkins
Robert Hanschke
A. W. Guenther
Fred Cool
Wisle Grows
Miss Bummell
M. Qtr
Miss Carr
al ‘Corner
Mas Bounie Barleson
Sac Mardon
Miza Nell Wellman
Mathis
Tocleport
Millon
von Fron
Misa Marion Bleimann
Moward Biel
Halivoad
C. B. Gal
Avastin
Aviaw
Fafr
Hadsya
Menrau
Walladia
Eity
A. Tagantin
Chiearo
Anustan
Associated’ Banks of
Corpus Christi
Tek
Guggenheim & Sons
Manat Seamillt
Dr. Wis
Hig Fame
Fle Blutt
Wang,Tex
Colorado Springs
Cole
Nev
Calpply Grok
Cleveland
Ohio
Armaton
Tex
Brownsville Road
Mortuary
Charles
Urauat Jong
Psn
Dr. Charier Co
Futton St
Mme. Chambers
Carnar Houstin
Frieda Engelhardt
Tarrall
Francia
Riegler Ice Cream CO
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