Local San Antonio trades directory and ordinances notice
A San Antonio column lists numerous firms and trades from 222 W Commerce St to 410 Lib rn street, with businesses including baking powder, jewelry, trunks, tailoring, soap works, and milling. An ordinance amends Section V of Chapter I of the Revised Criminal Ordinances, curbing boundaries on South Laredo to Medina and Buena Vista streets. Bids open November 11 1896 for grading South Medina street from El Tasy to Vera Cruz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Booker & Co
E. Nuova
G. A. Duerler Manufacturing Co
Commerce Street
Henrich
Alamo Trunk Factory
Commerce St
J. Lobert Tailoring Co
Houston Street
F. FR
Oiling Manufacturing Co
Alamo Cement Co
Bialn Avenue
Alamo Tron Works
Sunset Track
Mackey Brick and Tile Company
Dean & Sop
Joe N. Paves
CH. Guenther Milling Co
T&g
Guenther
Washington
L. Prank & Co
Main Plaza
Merce Street
Rossy Brothers
A. Paneogst Sons
Lane Ster
City Breweries
Grand Avenue
River Avenue
White
San Antonio Soap Works
J. Menger
N. Laredo
Rendall & Ripps
Commerce St. J. Dietrich & Co
Laredo
A. & Alp
Edward Jenner
Libor Street
A. Grona
Commerce and
Olive Streets
Chicago
Mast
St. Louis
West Commerce Street
San Antonio
Murnett Street
I. C. Dielman
E. Commerce Street
Nechman Coffer and Spice
Wiamm & Filbert
B. Houston Street
Henry Wagner
Bar &Xtures
General Planing Mills
Corper Leal
San Mareon
San Antonio Daily Light
Republican Paper of
South
E. Commerce St
Bridge
City of
South Laredo
San Luis Streets
San Luis Street
Medina Street
Buena Vista Street
Gusna Vista Street
San Marcos Street
Ituiz Street
Estate of William Isom Administratrix Notice
Letters of administration granted by the County Court of Bexar County Texas on October 4 1886. All claimants must present claims within the prescribed time. Administratrix Francest Isom residing six miles northwest of San Antonio on the Blancu road San Antonio Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Isom
Tvere
Bexar County
Texas
San Antonio
Choice Meats opens at Bonham and East Commerce corner
Progressive pew meat market under Mr. John Z. Hansen as managing force opens at the Bonham and East Commerce corner. The store offers choicest meats, game, poultry, fish, and oysters whenever in season. Hours are from 4 a.m. to 9 p.m. with polite attention to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
East Commerce Streets
John Z. Hansen
Fontus
Imall Sis
Sue
Pigs On City Street Trigger Crowd Scene In Chicago
A herd of about 200 pigs wandered from the Chicago stock yards into Forty-First Street and toward a trolley crossing. Pedestrians watched as hogs were driven by workers with broom handles and paddles. An elderly gentleman in a silk hat was knocked over by a mother pig and rescued by bystanders. The tale mixes with other brief items about thefts and animal incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wong
Chicago
Forty-First Street
O Ulsted Street
Saya
Gweoftham
Fenatieman
Deadly Kansas Duel of Steam Traction Engines
In Kin near Tonganosle two threshers Ebhrhart and Joe Peat clashed engines at Ehrhart’s gate over work. Stevens was killed, Peat injured by scalding steam, both engines wrecked, and a farmer faced a new thresher. A jury exonerated Peat from responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amnerica
Des Frison
Kin
Onganosle
Sla
Konsna
Fari
Velind Pieur
Ebhrhart
Joe Peat
Peat
Ehrhart
John Stevens
Stevens
Ebhart
Uot
Aetor
Tota
Toth
Ghrhart
Pert
Stev Sot Ritu
Boy Mistakes Father for Squirrel in Kentucky Hunt
Samuel Armando and his 15 or 16 year old son hunted three miles from Madisonville. The boy fired at a perceived squirrel and hit his father in the leg. W.T. Ross treated the wound. the shot barely penetrated flesh and the squirrel was not found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel TP
Armoand
Madisonville
Tr Armond
Mia Tutcher
Chet
Stud
de. W.T Ross
Stage Notes From A 19th Century Theatre Scene
A fragmented column describes stage life with names like Adelaide Vermann and Tessie Bartlett Davis, reports on a new St Louis theater, rehearsals for Gilbert Thirker's Me Seats of the Mighty, and early salaries for eighteenth century players contrasted with modern performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buda
W.H. Batchelor
Davis
Duttsburg
St. Louis
J. J. Dodson
Adelaide Vermann
Barnet
David Western Meladnanii
Hie
Fred. Solomon
Hice
Brangeline
Howie Solomon
Tessie Bartlett Davis
Beerbaum Tree
Gilbert Thirker
Acton
Louis Xit
David Bispham
Aclava
Garrick
Vee Woffington
Drury Vane
Mapleson Opera Company
New York
Play market power broker Elizabeth Marburywide role
Elizabeth Marbury dominates the play market with offices in London Paris and Berlin. She has official agency to represent dramatists in the United States and United Kingdom and serves as sole representative for many national authors societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme, Darolee
Bonaplata Ban
Parsi
Prigma Danas
Bignori Durat
de Ana
Signor Hanboni
Elizabeth Marbury
London
Aris
Berlin
Miss Marbury
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WEXRY
Paris
Flo
Isaac Asher
Baltimore
Asher
William Taylor
Marysville
Way
Lynchbury
Poker Courts
Knoxville
Tenn
Kansas
Boy
TNE
Chattanooga Medicine CO
Chattanooga, Tenn
W. G. Medley
Wells Fargo & Co. Express
Sicott Avenue
Lone Star
San Antonio, Texas
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