Bailey Welcome Sees Loyalists Rally at Menger Hotel
Crowds fill the Menger Hotel for Senator Bailey's Austin reception as supporters from Was Worl to North and Southweet attend. Delegates, lawmakers, and officials including B Cooper, C B Colquitt, G Te Tursess, J G Inemy, Dayton Mose, and many others arrive, while committees prepare seating and parade routes for the speakers. The scene blends political backing with a literary tease from The Vagabond magazine, outlining Willan A. Cocke’s Joseph Edward Bailey tale and Bailey opposition.
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Beaumont
C. B. Colquitt
Austin
George Te Tursess
Gonzales
John G.iney
Mueces County
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Moses
Burnet
W. A. Palmer
San Marcos
James B. Lucy
Cty Marshal
Rot Barker
Thi Heth
Legislaures
Oflce DE Tite Comptroller
Rimery ©. Salth
Denton
Clarence Martin
Fredearickshire
T. & Wade
Sam WW
Hopkins
Corpus Chris
Tobe Woods
Victoria
Sherif Robert
Dayton Moseae
Alc Lornay
Burnett Canny
Beethoven Ha
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Rommitine
Selves
O'Gluck
San Antonio
Senaor
J. W. Bailey
Magasine
Willan A. Cocke
Joseph Edward Bailey
Metars
Cocke
Dailey
Price
Hatley
Standard and Waters Pierce
Senate
Batley
University of Mississippi
Taft Sails for Home on Dec 7
Washington reports Secretary Taft, who arrived at Viadivostok, will travel home aboard the steamship President Grant leaving Hamburg December 7 for New York. Taft plans no stop in Paris or Berlin en route, and Mrs Taft is expected to remain in Europe briefly. The secretary cites important business at home as the reason for not visiting those capitals.
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Signsular Bureau
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Wamburg
Germany
New York
Asia
Europe
Paris
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Berlin
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Thaen
St. Petersburg
Homburg
Fur dealer accused in New York fraud case
Chicago November 8 F B Waltee of 1 Deathma Street was arrested on charges of obtaining 6000 dollars worth of furs from Gastorn manufacturers under false pretenses. Police say Wolfen ran a business with 25 G Ewald Andemon Co and misrepresented himself to reach a reputable house.
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Qhicago
Twins death prompts $2000 suit against Western Union
In San Antonio in the Thirty-seventh district court E G Clavarrh sues Western Union Telegraph Company for $2000 claiming a telegram about his twin sons born in Matamoras Mexico was not delivered due to company negligence. He says he learned of the birth days later and both infants died before he could reach San Antonio. His wife suffers mental anguish over his absence at their funeral. Trial proceeds with jury selection underway.
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Corr
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Mvo Song
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Glivarsi
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Olavarti
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Ile Fone
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C. Wicker
Gus Drumgonle
Stam Maverick
Prani
Feny
W. J. Wannery
S. Z. James
Tripla
R. Fartyberg
Tt. W. Patton
Peter Hooge
Dave Kirkwood
I. Betterton
Wm. Kamweyer
H. M. Sc
Grand Army Day At San Antonio Fair Draws Crowds
Reduced fares lure large crowds to the annual fair week events led by Grand Army of the Republic and Woman's Relief Corps sessions. Chaplain Dickson will be the orator, with band concerts, horse races, poultry shows, and a dramatic Pompeii fireworks display featuring Yenugius eruption.
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Woman’s Relief Corps
Paints
San Antonio
Samiay
Potata
Texas
The
Grand Army of the Republic
Wotsn'y Relief Corps
Fort Sam Houston
Granada
Beirur Temple
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Noylites
Praptilans
Aid Bright
Mls
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Avenus
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Thousands Visit International Fair Amid Firework Display
Thousands from San Antonio and nearby towns attended the International fair yesterday, with a grand fireworks show over Paine's Bruntton and Vesuvius noted as one of the sky’s finest. Attendance reached about 12,000 despite limited track events, as concessions thrived and the main exposition buildings drew large crowds for Mexican exhibits and other attractions.
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Binat
Mexico
San Antonia
Ats
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Tor Republic
Napa
Habtos
Rangvening
Traveling Men Plan Full Program At Fair Next Saturday
A meeting of the Traveling Men's association decided that next Saturday's program would be carried out in full with all members expected to attend. The group discussed extending the fair by a few days if management agrees, but no consensus was reached on lengthening the event.
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Fil
Traveling Men's Association
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Puslnens
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Maltar
PRESS ASSOCIATION MEETS AT THE FAIR SESSION
The Southern Texas Press held a session in the Main building auditorium with J. W. Canada as chair and WA Palmer of San Marcos presiding. Committees were formed on Constitution and by laws, Program, Transportation, and Organizations for the next meeting during the carnival. About 50 people attended, including many out of town newspaper writers from southwest Texas.
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Southern Texas
Noch Foray
J. W. Canada
Palmer
San Marcos
J. J. Sullivan
C. J. Lelman
Fred Logan
H. G. Wend
W. A. Balmer
W. J. Mew Meer
John B. Garrington
Horace Shelton
Hanston Nealy
F. G. Huntress
George McQuain
W. L. Hoetgen
Vories P. Brown
Payson Arden
J. A. Munro
Bb, Bailie
Dallas
A. W. Uarerong
Mary Jane
Travel Outlook: Railroads Predict Heavy Holiday Traffic
W A Kelland of the Katy predicts strong holiday travel with excellent business by the old states and Texas. He notes improvements in San Antonio and forecasts rapid revival of settled financial activity, with standard off home rates for the southeastern states and new rates for other points.
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W. A Kelland
Katy
Cone
Sunset Station Rail Time Table and Connections
A fragmented timetable lists departures from Sunset Station on East Commerce Street with various routes and connections. It references trains to Houston Galveston Victoria Cuero Corpus Christi San Antonio Fort Worth and St Louis among others with arrival and departure times and notes about connections and intermediate points. The text includes misreadings of station names and times, indicating a dense historic rail schedule with multiple lines and destinations.
Mexican Central appoints J. N. Galbraith as general manager
News reports J N Galbraith former assistant general manager of the National Lines of Mexico and Tehuantepec National railway chief has been named general manager of the Mexican Central system with headquarters in Mexico City. The post was vacant since February after Strner’s resignation. Galbraith has spent 29 years in Mexico’s rail industry starting as division superintendent.
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National Lines of Mexico
Dad Antil
Tehuantepec Naonal Railway
Mexican Central System
City of
Mexico
Strner
Galbraith
Relcoad
Republic
Railroad Notes Highlight Tests and Personnel Across Texas Routes
Rail traffic shifts due to bridge damage on the Navidad prompt two hour Houston to San Antonio delays while repairs expected by evening. Katy officials and several railroad agents including Hawley, Callahan, Sperry, Walt, and others tour Texas routes, meeting cattlemen and reviewing mining interests as travel slows beyond 100 miles.
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Othe Waco
Pintatiaamt
Eagle Lake
Ino Bridge
Navidad
San Antonio
Sap layoffs hit sixty five at Youkurm shops
Sixty five men have been laid off at the Sap Youkurm shops affecting workers from all departments, with cordial greetings noted from old-time friends as the layoff action proceeds.
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Sap
Postpoke Federal Court Term Possibly Delayed to January
Attorneys with cases set for the San Antonio term ask Judge Maxey to postpone the opening to the first Monday in January. Holiday disruptions and difficulty securing jurors and witnesses are cited as reasons for the request. A court order and formal notice are anticipated from Judge Maxey within days.
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San Antonio
Campbell
T. S. Maxey
Maxey
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