Local Notices Promote Goods and Events in San Antonio
Readable items announce sales at Young & Arnold and Emerson including hose neckwear and watches. F Sheets advertises shirts and underwear. city council plans an afternoon meeting. the Cumberland Presbyterian Church hosts meetings and prayer. oysters, fish, and clothing bargains appear along Losoya and Commerce streets. local residents attend lectures on temperance and support Galveston fire relief.
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Young & Arnold’s
Mendelssohn Association
Emerson
Commerce Street
Pancoast & Son
San Antonio Ice Company
Losoya Street
Young & Arnold
Emerson's
Lyons
Ladies Missionary Aid Society
The
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
W. L. Douglas
Joe Beckmann
West West
Forteuse
Story
Recorder
J. M. Emerson
Emerson’s
Court House
Cumberland ,Presbyterian Church
Soledad Street
Galveston
Notable visitors from Chicago and Fort Worth call at Lion office
Mr H L Benson a Chicago boot and shoe house representative and Liont railroad correspondent Bert visited the Lion office this morning with T P Ennis of Ingram Co Fort Worth. Ennis was seen with L Wolfson and has many warm friends here during his stay.
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H. L. Benson
Chicago
Liont
Bert
Lion
T. P. Ennis
Ingram & Co
Mammoth
Fort Worth
Ennis
L. Wolfson
San Pedro Political Club Elects Permanent Officers
The San Pedro Political Club elected Walter Scott as president Joe Morin as vice president Santiago Warren as secretary Bill Mateu as treasurer and Francisco Galan as sergeant at arms by acclamation. A second meeting is planned for Wednesday night at Blas Mateu’s store to finish unfinished business.
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San Pedro
Walter Scott
Joe Morin
Santiago Warren
Bill Mateu
Francisco Galan
Blas Mateu
Notable visitors and arrivals at the Menger Hotel
The piece lists numerous prominent citizens and guests arriving at the Menger Hotel in San Antonio, including Judge A J Kay, W H Howard, Samuel McLoud and his wife, and many others from across Texas and beyond. It notes hopes of permanent settlement and welcomes them with fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Kay
Lagart Live Oak County
Liaur
W. H. Howard
Live Oak
Carrizo Springs
Dimmit County
Samuel McLoud
Fort Smith’s
Arkansas
Menger
San Antonio
Louis W. Adae
St. Louis
H. M. Adae
Cincinnati
John
F T. Lytle
Ranch
C. Ellis
Uvalde
J. Gerster
el Paso
Paul Flato
del Rio
D. J. Cahillf Luling
J. E. Tulley
Max Bremer
Jared H. Irwin
W. R. Slayter
A. Fontana
E. B. Dana
G. H. Davis
New York
J. G. Ellis
Louisiana
George F. Towle
United States Army
George W. Littlefield
John D. Aden
A. Harris
Austin
Miss Pearl White
Gonzales
William Sep
Eagle Pass
W. B. ‘Trask
Dallas
Thomas K
Henry Burne
John EE. Barry
Paris
Texas
J. W. Hutchins
San Marcos
E. Utley
Houston
G. B. Moore
Orange
George C. Albaugh
Louisville
Kentucky
A. Bidault
New Orleans
J. H. Boalt
Oakland
California
Charles Hoppe, Sr
H. C. Fisher
San Angelo
Lovell H. Jerome
Corpus Christi
B. W. Varnell
R. F. Hendricks
Galveston
Joseph B. Mayer
Buffalo
Illiam Verrigan
Menger Hotel
D. Calder
Sig
C. H. Tayrell
G. H. Rice
M. Lepowsky and Family
Adeline
R. F. Smith
Taylor
M. H. DeWolf
Philadeline
Mra
F. L. Youmans
8. Feik
Amsterdam
Holland
L. L. Marks
W.J. Neville
W. ‘St. Salvaferro
J. R. Robberson
Sherman
H. L. Benson
A. C. Petri
Robert Cheatham
Chicago
P. Emiss
Fort Worth
H. J. Haste
Palestine
R. Quattro
M. Dickason
Charles J. Ford
Louis Raymond
George R. Ford
Blanche Chapmenn
G. W. Denham
Mabel Hane
T. France
Baltimore
W. Jackson
W. H. Patton
Hotel Maverick
Water supply fails to protect city hydrants and fire risk rises
A citizen report on hydrant tests across King William Street shows water pressure inadequate during fires. A Grayson Street blaze demonstrated limited reach, with two houses lost before a steamer arrived. Hydrants cost over twenty thousand dollars a year and should ensure better service.
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Mission Hose Company
Fourth Ward
San Antonio
Fourt Ward Hose Company
King William Street
King William and
Ewell
King William and Johnson
King William and Lee
King William and Beauregard
Fire Department
Grayson Street
Government Hill
Texas Angora trade grows as Canada orders Texas stock
Texas rancher Joe E. Devine, a leading Angora raiser, reports a Canada demand for 20 Angora nanny kids from last spring, signaling a reversal of recent import costs. The Fashion Theatre program tonight features Harry McCarthy, famed mimic and vocalist, with Baker and many other artists set to perform.
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Texas
Joe E. Devine
America
Canada
Bexar County
Fashion Theatre
Harry McCarthy
cis-Atlantic
trans-Atlantic
Baker
Election for Justice of the Peace Chooses Crawford
The court house election focused on officer races with eight candidates. After six ballots no election emerged and at 10 30 two more ballots were cast resulting in John C Crawford receiving three votes while Huston and Barnes had one each, electing Crawford Justice of the Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Office of Justice of the Peace
C. M. Barnes
W. H. Huston
J. C. Crawford
W.G. M. Samuels
W. M. Edgar
Robert J. DeWitt
O. Petitpain
W.C. Berry
Crawford
Huston
Barnes
John C. Crawford
Week of prayer opens in San Antonio with union revival
Beginning next Sunday night San Antonio begins a week of prayer leading to a grand union revival across churches. Services are scheduled Sunday and Monday at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Tuesday at the Trinity M E Church, Wednesday at the First Presbyterian Church, Thursday at Dr Scudder's residence for Madison Square Church, Friday at the First Baptist Church, and Saturday at the Paine Methodist Church. Rev. Dixie Williams is expected to lead the meetings. In a separate note, a new hair store opens at 406 East Houston Street offering Parisian hair goods and styling services by E Francois with Mrs Thomas sin assisting.
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San Antonio
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
First Presbyterian Church
Scudder
Madison Square Church
First Baptist Church
Paine Methodist Church
Dixie Williams
East
Houston Street
Paris
Europe
Recorder's Court Summary of Disposed Cases
The Recorder's Court reports morning dispositions presided by Hon. Peter Shields. Defendants listed include Fortune Williams Hutchison Berryman Manos Gibbs Nantes Monk Manos Kennedy Suares McClusky Velasquez Santa Supples McCaslim Simmons Dunkin Gardia Chagolla Palmer Murray Johnson Garcia Sanchez Cano Davis Duncan Bartelle Tomaso Heinz Leiya Schwartz Gurinsky and others with fines from 5 to 25 dollars for drunk and disorderly conduct quarreling fighting striking or violations. Luz Garcia and August Schwartz faced separate notes, with several continued or dismissed. An advertisement for Lew or Kid Glove appears at 225 Commerce Street. 11-14-1m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder's Court
Peter Shields
John Fortune
Henry Williams
H. D. Hutchison
G C. Berryman
E. Manos
P. D. Gibbs
P. Nantes
J. Monk
Louis Manos
John Kennedy
P. Suares
John McClusky
F. Velasquez
A. Santa
John Supples
Hugh McCaslim
Ww. Simmons
J.C. Dunkin
Anselmo Gardia
Touts Chagolla
William Palmer
Pat Murray
John Johnson
Luz Garcia
Fabian Sanchez
Arbara Cano
Maria Davis
John Duncan
Bartelle
Antonio Tomaso
Henry Heinz
Estevan Leiya
August Schwartz
Cross
Gurinsky
Bed Room Furniture Closeout At Mr Wolfson House
Local dealer Mr L Wolfson announces a closeout of fine bed room sets due to space needs. Sets valued at 275 200 and 125 will be sold at 200 125 and 85 with matching wardrobes offered proportionally. Housekeepers are urged to visit the furniture department for the complete stock.
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L. Wolfson
Wolfson
Watchful remedies advertise cures for malaria and piles
An old advertisement touts Orley’s T X 8 Ague Nix for intermittent fever and malaria symptoms sold by F. Kalteyer & Son. It also promotes Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Remedy claiming to relieve and cure bleeding and itching piles by applying directly to the affected parts. The copy lists assorted distributors and retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Mexican Edicine Company
St. Louis
F. Kalteyer & Son
ORLEY
Bosanko
H. L. Vowler
R. Cohn & Co
J.D. Devine
J. Clavin
Garvin, Wise Co
Tex
Morley Bros
Austin
Texas
P. SxaRcy
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the Daily Light
Paul Wagner
T. H. Gray
Bergstrom & Gray
Blum Street
Mr Hotel
Carter & Mullaly
Undertakers
Alamo Plaza
United States
Otto Ber
Theatre
Elle M. Sunger
Dan Powers
Bi. Poullain
Rupert StorBeck
Nick Maiques
Miss Minnie Hurt
Avababerss Orchestra
A Eeneead
Minnie Hurtz
Willie H. Poullain
Susie Stokes
Sue Sade Balen
Oiaeeks
Mikado
Millie Bennett
Mr. Kelly
Overture
Bohemian Girl
Miss Susie Stokes
Willie Poullain
Billie Kelly
Jeeze
Poullain & Powers
Lady Serio
Carie Linton
Carrie Linton
Billie Kelley
Mr. Kelley
Bille Poullain
Harry L. Fowler
Young Folks Singing Society of the
Jake Marshall
South Flores Street
Navarro
Blanche Chapman
Hess Opera Company
E. L. Saxon
Brown
Supples
Messrs
Cotton and Hornung
F. Sheets
Commerce St
Harry McLler
Foreman Mission Hose Co
J. W. Ellis
Minburn
Iowa
Prince of Tonics
Homeopathic Pharmacy
E. Francois
Francois
Joske Brothers
Justice of the Peace
Stoffice
Capitol
Capital City
Congress Avenue
J. B. Reinhardt
Hoto Co
W. 7Th St
OOD
English Kitchen
Houston and
Acequia Streets
West Commerce Street
Lin Mas. J.G
M. Ae
van Bologne
Ream
Camargo Street
W. E. Sprengall
J. M. Carr
W. E. Sprengall & CO
Nation
E. Houston St
Misses Kirchner
Oya
Reany
Royal Baking Powder Company
Wall Street
Turner
Ernest Riscue
OPERA
Gilbert & Sullivan Re Company
Town of
Titipu
Kersands Minstrels
Risches
Turner Opera House
Ernest Rische
Kersands
Comedy Kings
Billy Kerlands
Wallace King
Tenor Singer
Rische's
ad _ y sas
Kay
Thia
Geyif
Valentine Lorra
Bridge
Val. Lorra
Shoe Palace
Avenue C
Cinderella
ER. Francois
Cotton & Horning
Cor
Travis St
Frank J. Beitel
International
Great Northern
Mmerce Street
Commerce
Licur
Oods
Ommerce Street
Morley
F. Kalteyer & N
F. I. Meyer
Meyer’s Hall
Porte
L. V. Weathers
Nette
Elmira Street
Hawkes
Critter Bros
Jewelers
Opticians
San Antoni
Eagle Pass Coal Com’y
Labatt & CO
J. E. Labatt
Rick & Ryan
Salt House of