Kingdon Gould Visits City With Gould Party
Kingdon Gould son of George J Gould arrived in the city en route to New York from Mexico City after a two week stay. H Martin assistant general manager of the International and Great Northern railroad joined Gould from Laredo to Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdon Gould
Mexico City
George J. Gould
City
New York
H. Martin
International & Great Northern Railroad
Mr. Gould
Laredo
Palestine
Grinnell Lodge Dance at Turner Hall November 23
Grinnell Lodge No 61 hosts a dance at Turner hall on Thursday night November 23 with admission 25 cents and music by Artzt. Drs Garring and Hatcher osteopathic physicians operate from 201 208 Gunter Building with Old phone 6828 now 840. Confederate Veterans Meet at Albert Sidney Johnston Camp notes a well attended gathering. Captain D M Poor returned after illness and received a cordial welcome. The program featured instrumental duets, readings, piano solos, songs, and a flag presentation to the camp.
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Grinnell Lodge
Royal Achates
Turner Hall
Albert Sidney Johnston
United Confederate Veterans
D. M. Poor
Mae Coltrane
Bessie Stanfield
Bessie Seng
Abide
United States
Mr. Winter
Awakening of the Lion
Carrie Ruthinger
Daughters of the Confederacy of Virginia
M. D. Monserrate
Nellie Gray
Belknap Rifles Association to Hold Annual Reunion
The Belknap Rifles Association plans its annual reunion for Thursday night December 7. The decision was made at a yesterday morning meeting in President Lee W. Earnest's office. A committee will start organizing, aiming for the most elaborate reunion in the association’s history.
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Belknap Rifles’ Association
Lee W. Earnest
Hotel Renovation Plans Include Additions and Cafe
To Improve Hotel The Hot Wells hotel is to undergo several material improvements. Work on a two story addition to the hotel, to cost $20,000, will be begun this week. Nineteen hole golf links will be laid out and a glass enclosed cafe and a sun parlor are included in the plans.
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Hot Wells
Hunter Distributes Venison to Friends at Cotulla Court House
A dam builder named Ora Baird visited Cotulla today delivering choice venison to friends at the courthouse. He reports deer are more plentiful in the Cotulla country this year than in many years.
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Ora Baird
Nueces River
Cotulla
Representative Camp Returns After Illness Recovery
W. N. Camp, Bexar County representative, has recovered from a serious illness and appears on the streets for the first time in weeks, marking a return to public life.
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W. N. Camp
Bexar County
Woman jailed for vagrancy after attempted pickpocketing
Detective Stowe on East Commerce street testified a woman named Daisy Tanford tried to grab a watch charm from him late Saturday night. She was placed in city jail on vagrancy charges and fined $25 by Judge Buckley in police court this morning.
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Daisy Tanford
Stowe
East Commerce Street
Buckley
Wanted as first class driver and milker
Advertises for a capable man to drive and milk. Contact E. B. Chandler at West French Place for details.
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E. B. Chandler
West French Place
Three Men Charged With Affray In Corporation Court
Three young men named A. B. Houston Sam Lopez and J. W. Whitkins were charged with affray and fined five in the corporation court after being arrested by police last night. Lopez received a bruised countenance during the clash.
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A. B. Houston
Sam Lopez
J. W. Whitkins
Lopez
Girls fined in police court for affray
Two white girls presenting as Susie Tucker and Audrey Lee were fined five dollars each after police court action for engaging in an affray last night. Tucker showed a bruised lip while Lee bore a swollen forehead.
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Susie Tucker
Audrey Lee
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Rheumatism Relief
An 1900s ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as an internal remedy that corrects blood acidity causing rheumatism and claims to cure the disease rather than providing only temporary relief.
Star Liquor Co. Ingredient Prompt Delivery Ad
Advertising copy notes Star Liquor Co at 121 W Commerce St supplying ingredients with prompt city delivery. Mentions two phone numbers and service to any part of the city.
City to have largest church as canal project advances
A new brick church on South San Sabio street will be the city’s largest, shaped in Roman style and resembling San Fernando cathedral. Father Ramon Pratt oversees plans with architect Leo M. J. Dielmann. construction costs $28,000 and aims to start in December with completion by July next year. Rev. Felix Alejandro Zepeda’s arrival pending before contract signing.
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Fathers of
San Saba Street
San Fernando Cathedral
Pratt
Leo M. J. Dielmann
Fether
Felix Alejando Zepeda
Mexico
Zepeda
Traveling men weigh tipping reform plan at Gunter hotel
The Traveling Men's Protective Association discussed curbing tipping abuse at a Sunday meeting held at the Gunter hotel in San Antonio. No action was set, will reconvene on the second Sunday in December to appoint committees and seek arbitration with hotel groups. if needed, national action could follow.
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Traveling Men's Protective Association
Gunter Hotel
United States
San Antonio
Ned Flynn
I. M. Swearingen
St. Anthony Hotel
Evolution of the music hall and its standards
The quote notes Mr Stoll has built a fortune and reputation by banning vulgarity in the music hall. It suggests the music hall may replace many theaters in the future and that many continental venues are unsuitable for women as performers or audiences. Mme Sarah Bernhardt in T. P.'s Weekly provides the assertion.
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Stoll
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
London
T. P’s Weekly
Horse stolen from Buch premises recovered by police
A saddle horse owned by Eugene Buch was taken yesterday afternoon from in front of Conrad Pape’s home on the north loop. The horse was found last night at 11 by Officer Holloman in the possession of a Mexican, who is being detained for further investigation.
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Eugene Buch
Conrad Pape
North Loop
Holloman
Star Liquor Co Promises Prompt Phone Order Delivery
Your orders for wines, liquors, etc., will be delivered promptly and the price will be as low for phone orders as if given in person. Always the lowest. Star Liquor Co. offers prompt express shipments to out of town patrons from 121 W. Commerce St with two phone lines.
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Star Liquor Co
W. Commerce St
Appetite Returns After Cod Liver and Iron Remedy
Brooklyn man Thomas J. Sinclair shares a five year struggle with stomach trouble and loss of appetite. He credits Vinci a cod liver and iron remedy without oil for restoring his appetite and improving digestion. Fischer's Drug Store offers it with a positive money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Brooklyn
Thos. J. Sinclair
Vinci
Fischer
Gibbs Bldg
Postoffice
Obituary notices for Spahn and Pfeuffer in San Antonio
Funeral services for Louis Spahn were held at 4 p.m. yesterday from 230 East Commerce Street with a large procession and burial in Odd Fellows Cemetery. George H. Pfeuffer, who died in Portland, arrived in San Antonio and will be buried at 3 p.m. at the Alamo Masonic Cemetery with officient Rev S J Porter and lodge involvement.
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Louis Spahn
East Commerce Street
San Antonio
Odd Fellows’ Cemetery
Pfeuffer
George H. Pfeuffer
Portland
Ore
Main Avenue
J. Porter
First Baptist Church
Alamo Masonic Lodge
Alamo Masonic Cemetery
A Hard World Says Col Green On Marriage Offers
A New York reporter records Colonel Edward H. R. Green’s remark about receiving two hundred marriage proposals. He notes the world is hard and poverty’s disadvantages, illustrated by a subway overheard exchange about needing a new suit to get a job and needing a job to get a suit.
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Edward H. R. Green
New York
New York Tribune
Botello Painter Dies at 71 in San Antonio
Francisceo Botello, a painter, died at 2 this morning at 131 Banks street after several weeks illness. He lived in San Antonio nine years and was 71. Funeral tomorrow from the home with interment at San Fernando cemetery. Tokio opens labor exchanges for city wide employer help.
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Botello
Franciseco Botello
Banks Street
San Antonio
San Fernando
No Money for Pens for Thirteen Thousand Veterans
In Austin Texas on November 20 authorities announce that veterans will not have cash for December 1 warrants as the treasury has no funds to honor them. The total liability is about 125000 dollars and the plan to discount warrants to raise cash is approved. Special correspondent reports J B Whitney, a conductor with S A & A P railroad, recently taken ill but now resting. prospects improve.
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Austin
Tex
Sparks
Cascarets Cleanse Digestion and Bowels Tonight
Ad copy claims Cascarets regulate the stomach and liver, remove undigested waste and foul gases, and purge decomposed matter from intestines. A 10 cent box promises gentle cleansing for adults and children, with results by morning.
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Gunter Office
Meyer & Webs
Moore Building
S. A. Welding Co
East Commerce St
Fred Hummert
Commercce Street
Jaby G. Baldwin
Gibbs Building
Ainless
Calvary Baptist Church
Bexar County Humane Society
Mackay Building
E. M. Collins
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Hicks Bldg
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Government Hill Methodist Church
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Conan
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Rane
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Bissonette
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Chicago
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Minnesota
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J. B. Whitney
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Guardia
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Denman
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