Me Sunday Light visitors and arrivals in city notes
A jumble of arrivals and visits fills the Southern and Menger hotels. Names include Pesondl EnvoN Denike from Laredo, Bantth from Austin, W. White from Ereckum, Green from Uvuidi, J. T. Meloy from Feces county, Bred W. Travit to New Orleans, Ed Cortill of Al Serdo, I. W. Krake of St. Louis, A. Wallstad from Mt. Louis, T. 4. McCampbell of Goliad, Col. Short Stops at his ranch, and Miss Jessie Horrouiy with her father at the Southern. Mrs. Telers from Sabinal arrived with sons, Wicks of Georgia visiting, Jakie Saper from St. Louis returns from Eagle Pass with samples at the Menger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Od, Denike
Laredo
Mahnke
Altea
Bantth
Austin
Monnet
I. W. Krake
National Stork Yards
St. Louis
Southern
A. Wallstad
Mt. Louis
T. 4
McCampbell
Goliad
Maverick
Col
Mg. Jra. Horrouiy
Jessie
Tire Southernran
del Rio
Telers
Sabinal
Mahucke
Mr. Wicks
Georgia
O. W. Martin
Uncus Street
Jakie Saper
Jeang Paonismas
Lugle Pass
The
Menger
Lear
Mission reports aid to sick and needy in town
The Fruit and Flower Mission manager reports weekly care for three to nine sick cases, burial and bedside visits for seven who died away from home, helping young men and a woman return home. Sundays include nursing causes citywide and deliveries to jail. costs run about 4 to 5 dollars weekly plus 42 dollars monthly rent and four to five cents for an express wagon.
Chicago Franchises Tax Proposal Drawn In Letter
Ex Senator Charles Farwell and Clarence Darrow call for street railways telephones to pay a percentage of gross receipts. Farwell cites Baltimore practices while Darrow argues private stock worth over 150 million dollars drains city funds, seeking reform to fund public schools and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles DB. Farwell
Baltimore
Chicago
Common Council
Clarence
Darrow
Fassel
New Market House Rumor Fuels San Antonio Debate
Texas Slants translated note claims years of planning for a central market hall. Citizens around Poychel Square pledged over $9.00 to fund a single large market house, urged by local leaders and aldermen in a lively Staats Zeitung humor column applause for a city hall style project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wear Ste
Benger
Vulonain
Poychel Square
Staats Zdtung
Kisopps
Letina
Knopps
Lehmann
Paschal
Washing- Indy
Hbrral Minded
Peor Pte
Tehmann
Knopp
San Antonio
Lenmann
Cty Council
John
Ven
Surkey
Colored Newslets and Local Church Meetings
Out of a regiment of Fessahs and y¢book marm, San Antonio subscribes for the Advance. Rev. Moses Smith, Austin, preached. The Baptists' Preachers and Deacons Mutual Admiration Association held a stormy yet interesting session at Mt. Agile Church last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Lily Wa
Moses Smith
Austinoss
Wee
Waa
Mt. Agile
Streetcar riders raise alarm after fatal accident
After the death of Hattie Wilburn, errant youths riding on streetcar platforms provoke concerns among hackmen and drivers. Police urged parents teachers and public authorities to caution children about dangers near streets and vehicles. Officers suggested arresting boys who ride on streetcar platforms to curb the practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Wilburn
Hackmen
Wages Restored For Missouri Pacific System Workers
About fifteen thousand employees on the Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain system receive restored pay after a 5 to 20 percent cut during hard times. The president's proclamation reinstates former salaries for officials, clerks, engineers, conductors, station staff, operators, agents, and machinists. Monthly wages now range from 50 dollars to 3000 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Miazouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
George Gould
Meeting of Board of Health on sanitation and acting president
Mayor Callaghan called for a full Board of Health meeting in the city council chamber next Tuesday evening. All members will be notified. The agenda includes general sanitation discussion and reorganization plus election of an acting president to fill the vacancy left by Dr Paschal's resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoch
East
Schoen
Tie
Callaghan
Board of Health
Paschal
Serious buggy accident injures Woodward brothers in street
Two brothers, David and Sam Woodward, were badly hurt when a buggy collided with a streetcar track frog, causing the buggy to wreck and throwing them into the North Flores Street area near Newton Alley. David suffered a head wound and facial cuts while Sam broke a leg above the knee. Police and medical staff rushed to the scene and transported them to the police station for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J
Sam Woodwar
Dave Woodward
Ile Brother
Woodward
Judge Larne
Johnny Craig
J. B. Wrank
Main Avenue
Cattle Theft Ring Tied To Railroad Tracks
Jackson County sheriff Watts uncovers a two year scheme by J D Sully to buy crippled cattle in Florida and nearby counties, hide them on farms, then have trains kill the beasts for fraudulent insurance. Sully was spotted trailing a cow to the tracks and arrested after a swamp chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toursville & Nashville Railroad
Nayatha Charlceton
W. Va
Dackson County
Flo
Louisville & Nashville
Watts
Ins
J.D. Sully
Sully
Feme
Butty
Stilly
Florida
Jackson County
Ler
Kingdom Cone
Stily
Thin
Rattler versus mother cat ends in victory for the feline
In Wilbur Oregon area near Lynnbrook, a mother cat defended three kittens from a rattlesnake. The mother seized the snake by the head and finally killed it, saving her young. Meanwhile Lynbrook’s Chaugten Feather Pieter, a champion chicken picker, plucked a hen in 25.5 seconds and a $3,000 match invitation follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cat
Kitty
Chaugten
Pieter
William Turner
Lynbrook
I. T
Akili
Prohibitionist's Neat Trick in Dixie Politics
A Kansas City Journal republished tale recounting Prof Morrison in Mississippi using a voter suppression ruse to win a local option vote. He allegedly bribed and dispersed workers to misdirect black laborers, orchestrating an election-day ploy that left prohibition victorious as whites faced a manipulated turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Lile
Morrisdil
Bo Dlissig
Sippi
Jost
Umny
Greenood
Dixie
Morrison
Sorrigen
Prohibition
Mississippi
Kansas City
Household Hints Classic Tips From the Joane Wife
A column of practical advice covers cake icing fixes using flour, quick coffee flavorings from butter in Norway and France, and clever kitchen aids like a mahogany stand with ornamental baskets. It also includes a parsley cutting tip, tea steepers preserved in cut glass, and handy dressmaking helpers such as a bow with scissors and thimble. The piece closes with a light anecdote about a social exchange mentioning Marie and a gentleman named Maud-Tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
France
SS. Toute Republic
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SRE
Paul Wagner
Somme
BAUS
Hutcheson & Frankel
Wight
Lawwaon
Barilla Ehuren Jordan
Carpers’ Amstress
Convertion Hall
St. Paul's Church
Independent
American Knights
Army
Muth
Snell
Alushcian Grose
New Market House
Texas Slants “Zeitung
Gandlans
Missouri Pacific
Boatid
Sam
Kingdom Come
Puss
Gregson
William Adams
Wilbur
Ore
Howe
Maud—Tie
Marie
Darling
Ayer
California
California Buskykin Groves
Flores Street
Cy Hall
Dalgaing
Etrey Department
J. Steinhardt
Mores Street
Mat Plaza
Song Bros
Cail
Emerson & Co
Pickuet Goods
Emerson
Emerson & GQ
Soledad St
W. L. Thulemeyer
Campbell
Tholemeyer
Robert Palmer
Jore G. Rosales
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