Woman in Cal for suffrage travels as manlike traveler
A woman traveling through San Antonio toward Oakland California disguises as a man with tailored coat vest and silk overcoat. She speaks modestly and appears comfortable. conductors and travelers note her feminine voice yet she passably presents as male and is believed to be a suffragist bound for California to advance the cause. In Oakland she plans to continue her journey, leaving questions about identity and purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souther
Jackie
Prgseliger Imi
San Antonio
California
Davr
New York
Bonnie
Okland
Cal
Dal
Corduetor
Pete Vahey
Oakland
Valiey
Lauling
Percy Jones
Luling
Lockhart
Dr. Francis
Belmont
Gadalupe
Comal
Floral News From Floresville And Nearby Towns
Wilson County notes from Floresville, Stockdale and nearby areas recount a sick resident, election chatter for a postmaster, local entertainments, weddings, and community improvements. Residents mention progress on buildings, a street nuisance, and social events at homes and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vorseville
Unclessa Cunliffe
Floresville
Tingor
Fl.be
Gougar
O. Ty. Warrington
Clark McMulen
Ware
R. I. Serrington
Mlorosville
Alamo City
Stockdale Tort
Iuit
Deadly shootout ends in jail time in Meridian
Wallace Smith and Tom Jemison fought at Fourth Street and Twenty third Avenue in Meridian Mississippi. Jemison died of a right side wound after a shot from Smiths double barreled shotgun. Smith was wounded in the wrist and arrested. Rumors swirl over the motive including a card game dispute. Jemison, a longtime stockman, was 63? known from the Rio Grande to the Tombigbee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Jemison
Lore
Mississippi
Meridian
Miss
Wallace Smith
Fourth Street
Twenty-third Avenue
Jemison
Smith
Fred
Te Street
Jima
Fill County
Rio Grande
Bee
Joe
Memphis
San Antonio
Fractured listing of a horse with identifying marks
A damaged OCR note describes a black horse taken up in a mats morassul area on the forty seventh day of November with a plain left shoulder brand and two spasteh brands on the fetlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abd la City
Mats
Morassul
Adoul
Issa
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Renee
Hare
Booker
Janin Com’y
Nueva St. San. Antonio
Texas
G. A. Duerlir Mf’g. CO
Fiory
Seute
Eran EX & Tco
A. C. Ber Rich
West Commerce
Streck
Relamo
H. Vogler & CO
Commerce Street
Navarro
J. Lobert, Provident
Hamvey L. Steele
Sec
Teena
J. Lobert Co
Bridge
Flrel Glass Work
Provint Delivery Bell Steam Laundry
Eluuston Street
Collins Mf's
CGO
Alamo Cement Company
United States
Main Avenue
Calaveras
Mackey Brick and Tile
M’pg Company Telephone
West
J. Dean & Son
North Flores Street
C. H. Guenther Milling Company
Guenther
Liberty Bell
Texan Oe
J. Cc
Diel Mann
Ford
Dechman Coffee & Sficee Mills
East Houston Street
Emil Benirens <& Coo
Obper
Bravze
Burnett Street
Flamm & Fisbery
Shippers of
East
Houston Street
San Antonigo
Benry Wagner
Oo Wagner Brothers
al Pest
Ric
Pete
Dhe
Run New Wontin
Bindl Rierhn
Rodgers
Mra. Tite
Mrs. Walker
Abs
Tiley
Miskes
Movie Walker
Maud Davis
Tarra Davis
Nellie Jackson
Riva Omery
Sally Dalley
To Waleh
Rennie Wright
Sallie
I. Talwandi
Kinlerdler
Lizzie Tal- Jomi
Wettie Walker
Messrs
Kani Biehn
Louts Vollmer
Will White
Martin Wright
Fred, Fletcher
Carleton Tlcott
Dave Martin
Bruich
Nester
Otlo Aeinsmeyer
Willker
Percy Bruna
George Walker
Avery Chivis
Dadian
Br. Touts
Army News
Bernard
U. S. Army
Ias
Washington
Murray
Witth Cavalry
Caldwell County
Furmelant
Wilsell
Fne
Vinita
Sale
W. G. Crush
G& P&t A
MKAT
Dallas, Tex
Wilson County
Stockdale
Paul Ballard
Alabamia
Betty Aiken
Pines
Morris
Grovsin Edwards
Billy Wheeler
Mrsef Bragill
Riddleville
Walter Turner
Alamo Elty
Corile Turner
Dessie Copeins
G. W. Moody
Weltaar
J. E. Thomas
Uniondale
Chamberlain
Thra‘lon's Park
B. F. Johnson
L. B
Steve Pipe
Galv
West Commerce Street
Vd. Dietrich & CO
Mattress Factory
A Groba
Commerce and
Olive Streets
E.Y
WHITE
Sprendall & Rips
Eass Commerce Street
Ossy Brothers, Makers
Chicago
Biome
Edward Jenner
Menger
Co. H
Saw Antonio
Bhlmendore'&co
North Side Military Plaza
Waukegan
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