A Mexican town murder shocks San Jose Mission
In Brackett, Durango native Gomez is slain by Quintoro Quintero after a long feud. The shot wounds Gomez fatally as onlookers, sheriff, and coroner examine the scene near Cuevas' store. Eye witness Jesus Cuevas counting the distance, a localized feud spanning years culminates in a drunken confrontation and a fatal gunshot.
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Spain
Po Os
Alicanta
Valentia
Dawson
Julius Caisar
Alicante
Moxican
Quintor
Gomez
David Flores
Campbell
Jones
Shely
Schreiner
Laci
Ilxpreas
Cuevas
Quintero
Gomay
Morris Poor
San Jose
San Jose Mission
Itma
Gontez
Xot Hlagna
Gomes
Quintora
Ila
Tishualilo
Durango
Max
Srnright
Dolorrs Creek
Brackett
Jesus Cnevas
Howard Quintero
Theoilleara
Quinterc’ahouna
Gluiatore
Corpus Christi Fire Department Celebrates Twenty Fourth Anniversary
County commissioners honor the memory of late IT A Gilpin former commissioner with resolutions. Corpus Christi marks 24 years since its fire department organization on the 26th inst. Alexander Brown of Baltimore on a coast inspection tour stays reticent about opinions until he sees more of the state. A fishing party from Lott visits and enjoys the city. The Ropes company relinquishes claims against signers of notes for Mustang Island deep water channel. notes available via Treasurer Elirsch. Schooner Larsen arrives from Lake Charles with timber. Judge Gilpin’s death casts gloom after fifty years in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centus Crier
County Commissioners Court
A. Gilpin
Alexander Brown
Baltimore
Aishing
Gueen
Lott
Ropes’ Company
Mustang Island
Elirsch
Sehooner Larsen
Lake Charles
Gilpin
Damon reels in five foot tarpon at Harbor Island
Mr Damon, back from a Pass trip, recounts landing a 5 ft 8 in tarpon near the lighthouse on Harbor Island after an nearly two hour fight. He claims victory over rivals via the daring catch and provides proof in the form of photos and measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacir
Pat. Hetty
Mr. GC
A. Damon
Nockport
Damon
San Antonio
Harbor Island
Hom
Elekasha
Dawson
Watter
Kit
Elche
Exen
Unclear fragment hints at awake scene
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an awakening moment and names Davison and Mirek, with unclear context and no verifiable event or details.
Lavernia Locals Special to Laer
Rain boosts next year prospects as Lavernia opens school with 100 scholars. A grocary store opens in W L B Smith’s old stand. Residents attend Floresville fair and churches held services. Mrs Hunt visits. Mr Halun and Miss Gringer wed. Will Dakes family moves from San Antonio to settle in Lavernia.
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Lavernia
Tox
Wreo School
Mr. Story
San Antonio
Haa
Will Dakes
Guilt Shore
Funeral Notice and Knights of Honor Ball Notes
Funeral notice for Mrs. John Leiden nee Dora Biesanbach at 1725 West Commerce Street with service on Sunday at 3 30 p m. invites friends to attend. Also report of the sixteenth annual anniversary ball of Alamo Lodge No 206 Knights and Ladies of Honor at Beethoven Hall with named committees and attendees. Includes notices of temperance lecture at Travis Park Methodist Church by Mr Luther Benson and praise from Indianapolis Sentinel and Atlanta Constitution.
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Weat Commerce Street
John Lelden
Dora Biesanbach
Sweat Bixtein
Alamo Lodge No. 206
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Beethoven Hall
Alamo Street
Mesdames E. Bargeron
A. Spahn
I. Fahhrbusch
Ida Buck
S. Goldenberg
Mrs. A. Black
H.,tolle
Luther Benson
America
Travis Park Methodiate
Indianapolis
Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta
Waco
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Grand Opera
Emery
Carleton
Mousemank
Pas
Aroun
The
Jockey Club
James L. Slayden
L. Huth & Son
Antonio
Texas
E. M. Ford
the Sunday Light
Grand Operas House
Charles L. Davis
Ubal
All America
Alvin Joslin
Limburger’s Garden
Limbergers Garden
Binginnati Weekly
Enquirer
Enquire
Cincinnati Enquire
Cincinnati
Ohio
Davison
Mirek
Foheonigg
Commerce Street
H. Morris
St. Mary's
John Rieden
Dora Bianenbach
Efrae
Max Schultze
Commerce St
Daur Das
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