Hotel Man Visits City as Eisert Heads Hotel Green
Hotel Green at Gregory has been led by George Eisert, formerly in St. Louis hotel business, now visiting his son John J. Eisert. The Green is noted as a leading Southwest Texas inn under his management. Also includes local notices on humane services, religious talks, social events, and a correction about William Herff and Dr. Adolph Herff.
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George Eisert
St. Louis
Green
Gregory
John J. Eisert
Mr. Eisert
Texas
Thanksgiving Eve Ball At Modern Woodmen Hall
Dixie Social Club presents a Thanksgiving Eve ball at Modern Woodmen hall 117 N Flores St with Artzt music. A grand prize mask hall event hosted by Brunhidle Sisters lodge No 7 on Saturday December 2 at Beethoven hall.
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Concordia Lodge
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Muth's Garden
Dixie Social Club
Modern Woodmen Hall
N. Flores St
Artzt Music
Brunhidle Sisters
Oct. H. S
Beethoven Hall
Mexican Supper Award For Beaver Group Scouts
A Mexican supper for Beaver group members of the Boy Scouts will honor group work from October 14 to November 15. The meal will be at the Origial Mexican restaurant. Regular Scout meeting is at the Y building at 5 this afternoon.
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Beaver Group
Boy Scouts
Thanksgiving Sale at First Presbyterian Church
The Home Mission society hosts a Thanksgiving sale of cakes pies and novelties at the First Presbyterian church on Tuesday November 28 from 3 to 6 pm. Proceeds support church missions and local outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Mission Society
First Presbyterian Church
Two Declare Intentions Filed by Mexican Laborers
Two Mexican laborers filed declarations of intention to become U S citizens with the United States deputy clerk this morning. Zaragoza Carrion, 28, born in Nuevo Leon, and Jose Garza, 23, native of Monclova, listed their intents in San Antonio. The French Laboratory on St. Marys Street issued a vital message to tuberculosis and catarrh sufferers inviting calls or name submissions.
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St. Mary’s St
San Antonio
Texas
Zaragoza Carrion
Jose Garza
United States
Carrion
Nuevo Leon
Garza
Monclova
Humane Society Hosts Meet On Tag Day Planning
Members of the Bexar County Humane Society who presided at the fair booth will meet in room 222 Hicks building Tuesday afternoon to arrange committee appointments and finalize plans for Tag Day set for Saturday December 3. Mrs. Mabel Bates chairs the organizing committee.
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Humane Society
Bexar County Humane Society
Hicks Building
Mabel Bates
Infant found dead in city cemetery No 1 newspaper wrap
The body of a white infant was found wrapped in a newspaper lying in City Cemetery No 1 yesterday afternoon by a passerby. Police are investigating the discovery and tracing the origin of the bundle.
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City Cemetery No. 1
Simple method to gain weight with hypo-nuclane tablets
Several physicians affirm a weight gain method using two 2 grain hypo-nuclane tablets after each meal for months. The pills allegedly boost red and white blood cells, aid digestion, and improve absorption of nutrients from food. They are sold sealed by physicians and well stocked apothecary shops.
Blackburns Pain Away Pills Offer Headache Relief
Blackburns Pain Away Pills promise relief for severe headaches neuralgia and related pains with sale through all druggists as advertised in the period notice.
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Blackburn
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Grippe Cure
A newspaper ad promotes Pape's Cold Compound as the fastest remedy for colds and grippe. It claims relief from headaches feverishness stuffed nose and sneezing with a regimen of two hourly doses for three days and highlights its quinine free formula developed after three years of research.
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Grippe
Pape
Remains of New Born Buried After Inquest
Police notified coroner Umscheid held an inquest into a newborn’s death. Body turned to Riebe Undertaking and buried in city cemetery No. 7. Also notes a marriage license for Henry J. Menger and Eleonore Lange and assorted court fines for a soldier and a woman, plus a Thanksgiving dance at Turner Hall with 50 cents for gents and free for ladies.
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Ploves
Umscheid
Riebe Undertaking Company
City Cemetery No. 7
Thanksgiving Dance Turner Hall
Funds for Fort Sam repairs cut in half
The Fort Sam Houston maintenance fund was slashed from 67000 to 34000, forcing layoffs of 20 to 25 carpenters and equal numbers of painters and several plumbers. Only essential ceiling repairs proceed as the post faces about 9000 dollars left for seven months. Lieut. Edwin St. John Greble Jr. will report to Washington, while Captain Patrick W. Guiney develops cement work samples for tropical construction.
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Fort Sam Houston
Quartermaster'’S Department
War Department
Quartermaster’s Department
San Antonio
Edwin St. John Greble Jr
Third Field Artillery
Adjutant General of the Army
Washington
Patrick W. Guiney
Quartermaster’s
Tropics
United States
Mexico Exhibit Car to Tour Country After Fair
John J. Eisert buys the Cuba on Wheels exhibit car and plans a nationwide tour featuring Mexico and San Antonio. He will renovate the car and send it to Mexico City stocked with agricultural, manufacturing, and natural resource products to advertise San Antonio in partnership with the Chamber of Commerce.
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Republic
San Antonio
Cuba
John J. Eisert
Mexico
Mexico City
Eisert
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas on Program Will Deliver Address to Ad Association
DO E Thomas will speak at the Advertising association luncheon tomorrow at the St. Anthony hotel at 12 30 on the relation of advertising to sales This is the second paper in Novembers educational series and a large attendance is expected Thomas will discuss personal methods of advertising and selling and how impersonal methods can be best applied.
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Advertising Association
St. Anthony
DO. E. Thomas
Thomas
Conductor Arrested in Streetcar Murder Case
Conductor O B Twitty was arrested on an affidavit charging assault to murder in the shooting death of William Roberts Jr on an Alamo Heights West End streetcar. Roberts, 32, died after being shot three times. Twitty was released on bond, later re-arrested. Roberts exonerated Twitty in a dying statement. Funeral held today.
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B. Twitty
William Roberts Jr
Alamo Heights
West End
O. B. Twitty
Santa Rosa Hospital
Roberts
Conductor Twitty
San Antonio Traction Company
Twitty
C. A. Husband
Justice Fisk
T. C. Brown
R. L. Bridgeman
Traction Company
W. W. Collier
W. M. Brumby
Grand Jury Told to Continue Probe and Clean Up Districts
Judge Edward Dwyer instructed the November grand jury to pursue malfeasance in office cases and to root out disorderly houses and gambling in residential areas. He urged protecting women and children and eradicating neighborhood scandal. Foreman Fred W. Cook and 11 jurors were named and the panel adjourned to begin deliberations.
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Criminal Court
Edward Dwyer
Fred W. Cook
Foreman
L. J. Hart
Thomas Dashiel
Julius Tengg
Joe Schodtz
August Briam
Alex Joske
Tom Troi
Poultry Show Premium Lists to Be Widely Distributed
The Lone Star Poultry association of this city will advertise its January poultry show with 2000 premium lists. They will be distributed to poultry dealers across Texas Western Louisiana Southern Arkansas and Northern Mexico. Secretary F C Wantzloeben and assistant W J Schermerhorn compiled an indexed breeder list for recipients. Premium lists will be mailed this week.
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Lone Star Poultry Association
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Mexico
F. C. Wantzloeben
W. J. Schermerhorn
Fire Damages Building on East Commerce Street
A fire at 6 45 this morning damaged a building at 604 East Commerce Street owned by the Brotherhood of Friendship a Negro organization. The occupancy by a cleaning and hair dressing firm suffered contents damage estimated at about two hundred dollars while the structure loss runs to about one hundred dollars.
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East Commerce Street
The
Brotherhood of Friendship
Stephens brothers visit at Gunter hotel
W. and S. Stephens of Nashville Tennessee are visiting their brother Ralph W Stephens the room clerk at the Gunter hotel.
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W. &S. Stephens
Nashville, Tenn
Ralph W. Stephens
Gunter Hotel
Chapin Case 10 to be Tried December 7 in Victoria
The indictment case of D B Chapin charged with the killing of Oscar J Rountree at Dan Breen's saloon last year will go to trial on December 7 in Victoria. About 140 witnesses are required to be present with no further summons and a prior continuance was granted due to Sheriff Will Wright's absence. The judge warned absentees face a $100 fine. Over 100 witnesses will come from San Antonio and nearly 50 more from South Texas counties.
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Victoria
D. B. Chapin
Oscar J. Rountree
Dan Breen
Will Wright
Wilson County
John M. Green
San Antonio
Texas
Chicago New Future club inspires San Antonio proposal
Mrs. Julia Campbell, San Antonio police matron, endorses forming a local club modeled on Chicago’s New Future organization to aid released inmates. She notes clothing donations and employment help can prevent recidivism, with Woman’s club support aiding efforts already attempted but short lived here.
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Chicago
San Antonio
New Future Club
Julia Campbell
Woman's Club
Bank Robbers Sought After Constable Slaying
Vernon Texas dispatch reports armed men scouring the Red River woods for two O'Dell bank robbers who killed Constable Charles Holloway and wounded a deputy. Mob violence is threatened if the fugitives are captured.
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Associated Press
Vernon
Tex
Red River
O'Dell
Charles Holloway
Simple Home Remedy for Kidneys and Bladder
A short home remedy suggests mixing gin Murax compound and Buchu fluid extract and taking one to two teaspoonfuls after meals and at night to support weak kidneys or bladder. It warns neglect risks Bright's disease, chronic rheumatism, or diabetes if not treated early.
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Bright
Obituaries for Elizabeth Patton and S R Bullock
Elizabeth A Patton longtime San Antonio resident dies at 82 at home on La Vaca Street born February 15 1828 in Kentucky funeral at 3 pm officiated by Rev Arthur Jones burial in Cemetery No 1 she is survived by son Albert L Patton and daughters M R Burnett and S Y Breeding plus nine grandchildren nine great grandchildren and a Dallas sister E J Rowe. S R Bullock 37 dies at 12 pm after several weeks illness at 107 Nathan Street member of Order of Railway Conductors employed by San Antonio Aransas Pass Railway survived by widow two brothers and body held by Shelley Loring pending arrival of brothers likely interred in Dallas.
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Roberts
North Pine Street
E. C. Roberts
Fairplay Avenue
Fredericksburg
M. R. Burnett
8. Y. Breeding
San Antonio
E. J. Rowe
Dallas
Bullock
S. R. Bullock
Nathan Street
Order of Railway Conductors
Nat Parks Returns From Business Trip To Eagle Pass
Nat Parks livestock agent for the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio railroad has returned from a business trip to Eagle Pass.
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Nat Parks
Galveston, Harrisburg
Oscar Schultz Home From North and East Tour
Oscar Schultz assistant city passenger agent of the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio railroad returned today from an extended visit to principal cities of the north and east.
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Oscar Schultz
Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio Railroad
Mr and Mrs John T Terrell Guest at the Gunter
Mr and Mrs John T Terrell of Austin are guests at the Gunter hotel as they visit the city.
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John T. Terrell of
Austin
The
Gunter
Vinci Cod Liver and Iron Remedy Ad
Patrick Wren of Birmingham Alabama reports relief from a long cold and cough after using Vinci a cod liver and iron tonic that builds strength. The product is said to have the taste of candy and to strengthen the system in chronic bronchitis. Fischer's Drug Store in Gibbs Building offers it with a money back guarantee.
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Patrick Wren
N. Birmingham
Ala
Vinci
Fischer's
Gibbs
Postoffice
Opened Berlin Office Reflects San Antonio Lawyer
C Huberich, longtime San Antonio resident and noted law professor, opens a branch office in Berlin. He studied at Wisconsin and Chicago and teaches law at Stanford. edits volumes on commercial law for the United States and British colonies. He and his mother moved to San Francisco years ago and have been prominent there.
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Berlin
Germany
C. Huberich
San Antonio
Huberich
Wisconsin
Chicago
Stanford Jr. University of Fornia
United States
London
Boston
San Francisco
Grove's Ta Less Chill Tonic Malaria Remedy
An old advertisement touts Grove's Ta Less Chill Tonic as a malaria remedy and tonic for both adults and children. The product claims to drive out malaria and build up the system, offered for 50 cents.
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Grand Opera House
Thomas Dixon
the Authors Producing
John Cort
Charles Klein
Mary Norman
Navarros
Josh Dale
Daring
Siva
Bill Me
Manon and Mignon
Bessie Knowles
Frank and
Theresa Colton
Coyle and Murrell
Leon Norton
Wight
Wiewa
Turkey
Pathe
Madam Melba
Princess
England
Las
California
Meyer & Webb
Moore Building
Jaby G. Baldwin
Gibbs Building
Bexar County Humane Socie
Mackay Building
E. M. Collins
Sterling Cafe
South Alamo St
Baraca
James Lewis Baraca
Government Hill Methodist Church
Nehemiah
George L. McCauley
Hicks “Bldg
Odd Fellows’ Hall
R. H. Davis
New York
Women’s National Organization of the Unitarian Church
God
Man
Jesus
Diaz Sister Union Orchestra
Milton Green
Chile
Vermont
New England
LeCompte
Muth
William Herff
Adolph Herff
Malone Duggam
Carnegie Hall
Light
J. H. Rice
Robert P. Coon
Southwestern Insane Asylum
Colquitt
Mr. Coon
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Twenty-fourth District
Claude V. Birkhead
Henry J. Menger
Eleonore Lange
W. A. Wilson
Corinne Faley
Buckley
D. Riel
G. Serda
Corporation Court
Riel
H. C. Bowmer
Grand Jury
CBS
Joske
Alamo Street
Berli
San Antonian
MarTin Wrigh Bedell
Martin Wright c
Hillcrest Sanatorium
W. G. Bisbee
Dulling Court
San Antoni
San Antonio Loan & Trust C
Commerce
Gro. W. Brackenridge
Leroy G. Denman
Edwin Chamberlain
Brackenridge
Ford Herff Sr
Caroline Kampmann
Thos. B. Palfrey
EB. A. Stribling
Chas. A. Zilker
Heefyf
Walter H. Whisenant
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