Variety of local ads and notices across town
A cluttered listing of sales and services from Emerson's loan office and Young & Arnold's. It includes fashion shows at the Fashion, hosiery and shirts, sil ver watches, furnishings, street work, theater events, and public notices. Also items on tobacco, food, printing, and a mix of obituaries and civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Stalin
Ricklin
Young & Arnold’s
Commerce Street
Emerson's
Commerce St
Pancoast & Son
North Street
Alamo
Brocky Morgan
Avenue B
Turner Hall
Valencia Baptiste
Bright
Carter & Mallaly
San Antonio Ice Company
Losoya Street
Matagorda Street
Young & Arnold's
Lyons
West Commerce Street
International Railroad Track
Mary Clara Rosena Wagner
Laredo
United States
Stevenson
South Flores Street
Personal notes from city visitors and travelers
A crowd of names appears as locals and guests check in at the Menger and in the city. Notables include Mrs. J. C. Tuttle en route to Frie county and Galveston attorney Aawyer visiting, with Congressmen Joe Sayers in town and plans about Dr. Howard's post office appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Tuttle
Jobn F. Camp
Bia Ranch
Pecos County
John T. Lytle
Lytle Station
Samuel McLouud
Fort Smith
Ark
L. L. Miller
Ouisville
J. L. Hagen
Minneapolis
Maria Matthews
Weimar
A. W. Gifford
City
William Kerrigan
St. Louis
Alex Moore
Frie Ranch
A. J. Berg
Mission Mills
the Menger
W. D. Scott
Brother
T. Edding
Mexico
Hans Mickle
New York
J. A. Game
Mason
B. Heffner
Boerne
J. F Borns
Devine
MH. Todd
Fort Davis
James
Dwyer, Jr
Ranch
Lytle Crawford
Galveston
Dunlay
Houston
W. H. Miller
G. M. Francis Pat
Boke Baylor
Uvalde
A. Meyerheim
New York City
Arest
Southern
George Samson
James Ih. Wallick
R. B. Williams
Miss Sachie Montgomery
E. A. Bohmes
John Little
C. N. Edwards
E. Betgman
Marion
Harry Landa
W. D. Carleton
Kansas City
J. B. Alliston
D. Bust. City
C. Weber
D. V. Martin
Henry Bolte
Baltimore
A. Knaup
New Orleans
Julius Gaiser
H. K. Freeman
Benefit entertainment for Galveston sufferers at Turner Hall
Turner Hall hosts a charity show for Galveston disaster victims with free advertising by city papers. Oscar Schmidt organizes, Beegthoven-Mannerchor, Mendelsche Singing Society join, plus local acts including Mrs. Herst and Prof. Beck. Admission 50 cents, tickets at Rische's. Proceeds aid Galveston relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Galveston
Oscar Schmidt
Beegthoven-Mannerchor and
Mendelssche Singing Society
Fred Herst
Favre
Marie Lacoste
Minute Groos
Ord
H. Mueller
Walter Davis
San Antonio
Pecans shipped to St Louis and San Antonio totals rise
The firm of Martin Muench & Sons shipped about 50,000 pounds of pecans to St Louis. Seasonal totals may reach twenty car loads or 500,000 pounds with San Antonio shipments likely to hit at least 2,090,000 pounds. Mrs Serran of the First Ward was robbed of 15 dollars by a sneak thief who entered via the front gate while she cared for poultry in the back yard. jewels remained untouched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Muench & Sons
St. Louis
San Antonio
Church Services Tomorrow Across City
A tally of Sunday services across Madison Square Presbyterian St Pauls Episcopal Cumberland Presbyterian and other churches with sermons by Dr Scudder James Hammond Mrs Saxon H S Thrall and J W Carr pastor visits announce Sunday school times and sermon topics. a Washington saloon fight involving Harry Gorinsky is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Scudder
Tenth Street Methodist Church
Sunset Depot
James Hammond
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Government Hill
Avenue C
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Soledad Street
KE. L. Saxon
W. B. Preston
Travis Park Methodist Church
H.S. Thrall
J. W. Chappell
St. Paul’s Methodist Epist Church
Mac Henson
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
H.J. Crist
Waco
Second Baptist Church
Seat of Mercy
J. W. Carr
Railroad magnates tour the city on inspection trip
This morning a party of railroad executives toured the city on a special car at 8 30. Colonel Kerrigan the General Superintendent of the Gould system led the party. J Herrin of the Missouri Pacific and International and Great Northern served as General Superintendent. B W McCullough was the General Passenger and Ticket agent. Kerrigan left his wife and annees at the Menger hotel for a week or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Kerrigan
Gould System
J. Herrin
Missouri Pacific and International and
Great Northern Railroad
B. W. McCullough
Kerrigan
Annes
Menger
Captious Critic Sparks Texan Theatrical Row at Turner Hall
Ernest Rische of Turner Hall refutes claims by H Ryder-Taylor of the Texas Figaro asserting dramatic press favoritism and free admissions. Rische emphasizes his fair treatment of theater journalists and denies accepting favors or underhand perks, defending his integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Rische
Turner Hall
H. Ryder-Taylor
The
Texas Figaro
Rische
Figaro
Ryder-Taylor
Dramatic News
San Antonio
Taylor
Traveling salesman Shaffer joins Marburg Bros Baltimore firm
Mr. R C Shaffer later representing Emanuel Abrams has left San Antonio to become a traveler for Marburg Bros of Baltimore. He starts Monday. The Joske Brothers display a new delivery wagon praised for its finish. Local ads promote Dr Bosanko remedies and Mexican Blood Medicine with testimonials and dealers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Shaffer
Sam Bennett
Emanuel Abrahams
Mesars
Marburg Bros
Baltimore
Shaffer
Licgur
San Antonio
Legion
Joske Brothers
The Affair of the Season at the Casino Ball
A stylish Casino ball hosted by the Belknap Rifles for the Broom Brigade drew San Antonio society’s elite. Guests wore elaborate toilettes as Eighth Cavalry Band played with a regal midnight banquet. Captain Green received a gold watch from Colonel Belknap and gave a farewell speech after resigning his captaincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casino
Belknap Rifles
Broom Brigade
Eighth Cavalry
Captain Green
Lampasas
Volkefest
Belknap
Colonel Belknap
Lottie
Agnes James
Gaylord
Phone Yturr
Ben Luttrell
Misses Odden
Louise Prescott
Misses Sterling
Angie Cummins
Ruth Brown
Agnes Crawford
Miss Clifford
Miss Polk
McDaniel
Virginie Newton
Ethel Wereny
Fannie
Carrie Simpson
Mollie
Ruth Ord
Burton Young
Elmira Reeds
Charlotte
Phoebie Elliott
B. Robinson
McKeen
Fiamme
Zacharias
Lottie Bitters
Eager
Ida Niggli
Fannie Hotland
Walsh
San Antonio Rifles
Johnson Tops Applicants for New Steam Roller Post
Not Rogers. John W. Johnson led all applicants as the most competent to run the new steam roller. City Engineer and company agent Martin recommended him, but R. G. Nixon was appointed. Council may question the appointment at the next meeting. Attention ladies Our Lew Argosy Kid Glove is splendid. Miss Kirchner 225 Commerce Street. li-l4-Im
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Johnson
Martin
Johnson
R. G. Nixon
Misses Kirchner
Commerce Street
Remarkable Success of Dr L V Weathers
Dr L V Weathers reports remarkable success in practice after 21 years of experience. He trained at a top school on the continent and maintains an office at Nette's drug store, residence 207 Elmira street. He keeps a pocket case of medicines for night calls and offers telephone connection with his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. V. Weathers
Oer
Nette’s
Elmira Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Light
Paul Wagner
Otto Bergstrom
T. WH. Gray
Bergstrom & Gray
Blum Street
Mar Hotel
Union
Carter & Mullaly
Undertakers
Alamo Plaza
Thias
Baf
Washington
West
Commerce and Loredo Its
Rudolph Singer
Turner Hall Orchestra
Joe McAllister
Sam Kay
Chinese Tea ‘Store
Zottarelli
Acoquia Street
Iim
Houston and
Acequia Streets
J.G
Qa USA
Reiman
Camargo Street
Martinez
International Depot
W. L. Douglas
Joe Beckmann
West West Commerce Street
L. E. Saxon
Harry L. Fow
Beethoven Maennerchor
Mendelsohn Singing Club
C. H. Mueller
Aransas Loan Office
Military Plaza
Ed. Steves
Colt
Alazan
Express Museum of Antiquities
Thefl
Water Works
Catherine McCormick
Clark & Co
Recorder's Court
August Schwartz
Wallace
Schwartz
Marshal Shardein
Bexar County
Bryan CaLtachan
J. B. Lee
Judge Lee
Turner Opera House
First Presbyterian Church
North Fiores Street
J. W. Neil
D. D
Harry Gorinsky
Harry
W. W. Reed
Winchester
Ind
Louisa Pike
Bartonio
Randolph
County
A. Dreiss
H. L. Fowler
R. Cohn & Co
J. D. Devine
J. Clavin
J. Bosanko
Bosan
Mxxicann Ctw Company
F. Kalteyer & Son
Ball
Rogers
Lia Royal Bowerr
Gsourey
Royal Baking Powder Company
Wall Street
Turner
Riscon
OPERA
Gilbert & Sullivan
Titipu
Kersands Minstrels
Ged
Risches’ Cigar Store
Shoe Palace
Houston Street
A. Wed
Valentine Lorra
Bridge
Val. Lorra
Emerson’s
Gent
F. Sheets
Frank J. Beitel
International
Great Northern
F. J. Beitel
Lily
Uncle
Liaur
Ane
Morley
F. Kalteyer & N
California Wines
F. I. Meyer
Meyer’s Hall
California
Orley
Ashttaa
Eauy
Navarro Streets
Hawkes New
Critter Bros
Jewelers
Opticians
L. Garza
Savings Bank
Eagle Pass Coal
Labatt & CO
J. E. Labatt
Rick & Ryan Iy Ile
Salt House of Nob
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