Judge OKs purchase of 10 new coaches for H T C
In Washington Judge Sabin granted the Houston and Texas Central Railroad Company permission to buy ten passenger coaches for immediate construction and use. The Galveston dispatch notes fires at a Market Street saloon and a bar keeper’s revenge arson, with relief funds totaling nearly $87,000 raised for fire sufferers.
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Judge Wurzbach Denies Dr Chews Charges In Express Report
Judge Wurzbach rejects Dr Chews accusations against him and the Poorhouse. He cites beer and alcohol use for medical purposes since July and questions why Chew did not petition the County Commissioners Court for investigation. He claims nearly $400 in medicines were billed by C Chasse beyond county dispensary usage. He says he knows nothing about Rodriguez beyond accepting a hospital request and clarifies the cook issue during Behring’s resignation, naming John Delsite as cook at that time.
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the Express
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Girl faces murder trial in district court
Sarah Johnson stood in District Court charged with poisoning her stepfather Alfred Owens. The August inquest revealed strong beliefs in Voudouism among the colored community. Johnson, when testifying, sought to blame her mother, while Owens had been a porter at Heu-Singer's store and described as sober and respectable.
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Alfred Owens
Owens
Heu- Singer
Court Dismisses Recorder Case and Lowlevel Fines
In Recorder's Court F B Hunt vagrant was dismissed. Defendants include John Supple drunk fined five dollars W W Cox disorderly continued Charlies Ryan drunk fined five dollars Lino Mata pistol fined thirty Afracio Villa pistol fined thirty ame Garza pistol fined thirty W H Gaines pistol fined twenty five Dan Webber drunk and disorderly continued aeaneee Sandoval quarreling and fighting fined five Charles Schreiner quarreling and fighting dismissed. Postmaster Howard names Hal King money order clerk Miss Bessie Dwyer stamp clerk Mr J Trueheart registry clerk Carlos Bee distributing clerk. Howard says San Antonio post office remains in good condition as left by Newcomb.
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F. B. Hunt
John Supple
W. W. Cox
Charlies Ryan
Lino Mata
Afracio Villa
Ame Garza
W. H. Gaines
Dan Webber
Aeaneee Sandoval
Charles Schreiner
Howard
San Antonio
Hal ©. King
Bessie Dwyer
J. ©.Trueheart
Carlos Bee
Mr. Newcomb
Construction Costs for Dwellings in City Wards
G Garroni to build two kitchens at corner Mon terey and Frio streets First Ward for 150 dollars. Oscar Perland plans a lumber dwelling on south side Grayson street Third Ward for 200 dollars. P Aguilar to build a lumber dwelling on north side South Laredo street First Ward for uy.
Grand financial rally opens with supper at St Pauls Church
Tonight a thin edge of our last grand financial rally begins with a sumptuous supper at St. Pauls M. E. Church conducted by the active ladies led by Mrs. Nancy Webb and others. Attendees may expect a pleasant reception, says Mack Henson the pastor.
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Nancy Webb
Mack Henson
Market Report and Futures Notes from New York and New Orleans
Futures dull but there was some activity with 10 000 bales and varying March and May figures. Stocks and prices move in grains and livestock. ordinary activity noted in wheat lard and related commodities.
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Jone
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Taco
Jaan Ieanis
Woman Defends Honor In Knife Attack Incident
A woman named Recorda Coroneo stabbed Tomas Pena in the arm during an alleged rape attempt at her Chihuahua home, later identifying him at Kalteyer's drug store. Pena, wounded, was arrested. The incident is followed by probate court actions and a delayed Southern Pacific Western train arrival.
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Andreas Coy
Recorda Caroneo
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Tomas Pena
Recorda Coroneo
Pena
Southern Pacific
Houston
Wella, Fargo
Texas Express
Richard Cawley to be tried for lunacy after historic murder
The case recalls Cawley who escaped the Poor House in 1883 and killed his mother with an ax at her Avenue residence in a paroxysm of madness. Carrie Watson also faces trial on an affidavit. a woman named Mrs Moo is involved in the proceedings.
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Cawley
Avenue
Carrie Watson
Mrs. Moo
Departure Party At Miss Annie Zorks Residence
A group of ladies and gentlemen gathered for a basket surprise party the night before Miss Annie Zork leaves for New Orleans. Attendees included Hattie Baum Helen Veith Sarah Landa Bertha Frank Melany Sern Harriet Halff Annie Zork Yetta Stern Ada Morris Bettie Morris Hannah Koenigheim Joe Baum Dan Marx Sam Lewin A Steinhardt Hugo Nadler Aaron Frank Abe Cohen Julius and Leon Zork Arthur Sommers.
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New Orleans
Hattie Baum
Helen Veith
Sarah Landa
Bertha Frank
Melany Sern
Harriet Halff
Yetta Stern
Ada Morris
Bettie Morris
Hannah Koenigheim
Joe Baum
Dan Marx
Sam Lewin
A. Steinhardt
Hugo Nadler
Deputy Sheriff Sandoval Fined for Altercation After Fire Night
Deputy Sheriff Katevan Sandoval was fined $5 by the Recorder for quarreling with Charles Schreiner after a fire. Schreiner struck him with a pistol, then Sandoval was struck in the mouth in front of Schreiner's saloon. Sandoval dropped his pistol while resisting. All three men were arrested and to be tried tomorrow morning by the Recorder.
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Recorder
Charles Schreiner
Schreiner
Recorder’s Court
Sandoval
Fritz Schreiner
Chas. Schreiner
Charles
Pecan Trade Booms With Cars Shipped Daily
The pecan trade is at a peak with several car loads shipped daily from this area. St Louis and New York are key markets, while San Antonio stands out for Texas and national pecan activity. Crowther & Dunn has shipped 15 car loads totaling about 325000 pounds. Prices hold steady from 3 to cents per pound, depending on size shell and condition. The Liaur notes pecan planting as a potentially profitable investment.
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St. Louis
New York
San Antonio
Texas
United States
Crowther & Dunn
Why so many old maids among school teachers
A reporter asks a school teacher why there are many single women in teaching. The reply: teachers are sensible women who refuse to give up a sixty dollar position for a ten dollar man.
Extraordinary Titus County Widow Clears Bales and Bushels
The Flatonia Argus highlights Mrs. Sarah Motte a young widow in Titus County who this year produced seven bales of cotton and 280 bushels of corn with her own hands earning coin and performing chores including washing cooking and rail work while keeping four cows.
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Flatonia Argus
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Titus County
Local News Highlights From San Antonio Area
Reports list several dengue cases including Mr Sam Newman and Miss Dell Stevens. Cecilia Sandoval died of pneumonia in the Second Ward on the 17th. A court suit, Riedel & Tips vs J P Condon, was filed in District Court. A benefit for Galveston sufferers, and a turkey shipment to Fort Melotosh and Laredo, are noted.
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Cecilia Sandoval
Fort Melotosh
Laredo
San Antonio
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Kersands
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Approves
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A. A. Rivers
Albert Raas
Blum & Konanberger
New York
Texas
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Grieder
Dolorosa Street
Krisceh
Charles L. Saner
Willemantic
Sen Dney
H Schmeltzer
Hoge
Man Found Dead in River Near Guenther s Lower Mill
A man about 30 years old was found dead in the river at Guenther s Lower Mill on King William street. The body is decomposed and partially visible, the coroner s jury has not yet arrived, and the body remains in the water. A witness suggested the body might be Otto W from Kansas City who came to San Antonio for health reasons and left two weeks ago. The Turner Opera House concert for Galveston sufferers proceeds tonight. Dissolution notice: Schulz and Duncan, merchants, dissolve by mutual consent. Also advertised are household goods for sale at Dr. Smith s.
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Eighth Cavalry
San Antonio
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Mounted Police
Flores Street
Shardein
Guenther’s Lower Mill
King William Street
Ludwig Mahneke
Otto W
Kansas City
Mission Garden
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