San Antonio Girl Anna Klumpke Heir to Bonheur Fortune
Anna Klumpke, a San Antonio born painter and one of five siblings, aligned with the late Rosa Bonheur as sole heir to much of the French artist’s fortune. The article traces Klumpke’s rise, her studies in Germany and Paris, and her intimate connection with Bonheur, who left her substantial bequests including lands, investments, paintings, and cash.
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Sleters
Alamo City
He Tove
Aole
Rosa Bonhour
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Garden Street
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Paris
Miss Bonheur
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Hesa Bonheur
Anna Khimpke
California
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Wey
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de- Jing
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Torheur
Thi
Tolla Academy
P. de Villefray
Jony-Robert Pleurry
Jules le Pabvre
William Touquereau
Puceses
Versalles
Julien Academy
Country
Academy of the Fine Aria
New York City
New York
Sass Amonio
Johnlied
Schecherezade
Art Connoisseus
Pickers
Millionaire Soldier Armes Aims for Transvaal Expedition
A San Antonio man, Major George A Armes, once a Civil War veteran and army officer, plans an exhibition voyage to the Transvaal. The New York World supplement recounts his stormy career, including arrests, court martials, and reinstatements, with ties to Captain and Mrs Thomas Witte and Mrs Little.
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George A. Armes
San Antonis
Transvaal
San Antonio
Thomas Witte
North Tine
Citien
San Antero
Diive
New York World
Venth Cavalry
Pexag
Notable art and science figures rise in era achievements
A narrative highlights a woman who gained entry to Parks Astronomical Observatory, earning high government honors after success at the Universal Exposition, and a talented sister trio with the violin and zither. Separately a lost items notice lists a gray mare and horse in City Pound, with sale pending. Political notes discuss Sen. Bushick’s candidacy stance and Perry J. Lewis's retirement from the senate race, mentioning district dynamics and party leadership.
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Ole
Parks Astronomical Observatory
Juva
Wsaye
Batamoras
Grolier
Calh
W. D. Drys
Marshal
Governor Sayers Orders Female Attendant On Asylum Trips
A report notes Governor Sayers accepted a proposal to require a female attendant accompany any female patient during transport to an asylum. The measure, pushed by Tomer Eads, aims to safeguard care and supervision throughout the journey from origin to admission. Mr. Meeker of Russell was visiting in town and staying at the St. James.
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Ryhom
Plone
Tomer Eads
Houston
Mae
Smagkon
Bads
Tada Ang
Rads
James L. Meeker
Russell
Ghanrance
the St. James
Uvalde News Items Cover Local Events and Visits
In Uvalde Texas on November 10 Rev W I Luster left for Dallas to attend Bandera General Association events. Bir Blyrock spent a few days in San Antonio this week. Dr WW Watt spent the past week in San Antonio. Milas Seales of Beaumont visited Miss Marie and Little Wins Bates of this place. Mr I B Brashen enjoyed a vacation in San Antonio this week. Rev W G Thomas was assigned to the Methodist church in Uvalde and will arrive next week. Mrs William Bates died at Batesville on November 6. Mrs Airs Baylor arrived from Guadalajara Mexico last Friday. Mr and Mrs Red Mangum spent several days in San Antonio, returning Sunday. Visitors to the fair included Mr and Mrs Dockery. Mr W D Love went to Rock Springs to represent Garner and Love before the Eddy county district court.
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Uvalde
Tex
Mexico
Priday
Red
Mangum
San-Antenia
Bir
Dockery
Satonday
W. Ds Love
Rock Springs
Garner and Love
Edwayils
R County District
Howton's Sower System progress noted in Nev towns
Special report describes engineer Alexander Potters Prats finalizing plans for the BeWer sewer system. Honston moves to extend and complete the largest sewer network in the southern region, with preparations underway for construction.
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Howston
Howton
Fex
Nev
Alexander Potters Prats
Honston
Puffington’s man seeks perfection in class performance
The remark suggests Puffington’s man maintains an unshakable belief that perfection is the constant goal in his field. The speaker questions whether such claims are realistic, hinting at the pressure and relentless standard he faces.
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Puffington
Ambiguous Military Message From A Historic Court
An unclear document references a general, a court in Columbia, and names that are partially legible. The text hints at a military command, examined by unknown parties, with ghostly phrasing and vague references to loyalties and paths, lacking definitive events or identities.
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Schotelid
Columbia
Atrw
Arince
Loring
Joe Vieeltin
Federal Building News Criminal Case To Be Taken Up
The Federal court heard a routine session with Judge Maxey noting demurrers, motions, and forthcoming action on criminal dockets. Ashmead sentenced earlier, the Mexican exhibit prepared for shipment, and Deputy U S Marshal Merroyi arrived with prisoners. Postmaster details and customs guard efforts highlighted the day’s proceedings and exhibits.
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Pedercourt Avas
Maxey
K. H. Merroyi
Ashmead
Sabival
Dorty
San Antonio
Misheard Nonsense From a Distant Photo Safari
An Indianapolis Journal snippet notes a reader’s confusion over distant photography and safaris, imagining what would be captured if they had known about the distance limit and safary eamers. The fragmentary exchange highlights a missed chance and curiosity about photographing events from afar.
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Indianapolis Journal
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Parting 15 Sadn dinomy Trowa-I
Fragmentary OCR text recounts a personal dispute or departure involving a wife and Mr. Stone. It hints at plans to travel to New Fork for shopping but shows garbled phrasing and missing details. The source lacks clear date, location, or outcome to confirm events or identities.
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Dinomy
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Fragmentary Dialogue on Busy Life and Time
An unclear historical exchange features Mrs Benjam and Lenham debating time, work, and priorities. Moments hint at social routines, daily tasks, and reflections on how a busy person allocates moments to duty and personal matters. The fragment preserves a snapshot of speech patterns and relational dynamics.
Brother’s temper sells telephones in Washington Star style
A clipped exchange notes a brother who never uses the telephone due to deafness, prompting a Washington Star jab about his peculiar advantages and constant irritation at home. The fragment hints at humor about communication barriers and domestic quirks.
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Washington Star
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