Ignacia Cortez Murder Trial Testimony Presented
Witnesses testified in the Ignacia Cortez murder case describing the night of the tragedy. M A Crawford heard three shots then a fourth and saw the prisoner on the gallery. Other officers, cooks, and neighbors testified about threats and the scene by Cortez’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignacia Cortez
Licnr
M. A. Crawford
Sid Stanniforth
George Newton
R. Martinez
Chadwell
H. Daniels
Rachel Young
Sid Stanni
Nueva Street
Stanniforth
New Mexico
Ignacia
Daniels
Henry Hunt
Soledad Street
Mrs Waters' millinery shop open with bridal bonnets and praise
Magnolia notes Mrs Waters' grand opening at the corner Casino and West Commerce street. The boutique displays lavish bonnets, laces, and plumes from $2.50 to $25, with a Yankee milliner and dressmaker to fit and trim. The piece extols courteous service and the shop's elegant, artful setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Paris
Missionary Aid Entertainment at Cumberland Presbyterian Church
The Ladies Missionary Aid Society hosted an evening of sacred songs readings and essays at the Cumberland Presbyterian church to benefit the church. Principal participants Miss Virginia Newton and Miss Lula Smith were ill with dengue fever. The program featured a doxology choir readings and several solos duets and essays followed by a collection for church funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Ladies Missionary Aid Society
Virginia Newton
Lula Smith
W. Bbreston
Miss Lockhart
W. B. Preston
Miss Faville
W.G van Hook
H. D. Breeding
Misses Mathers
Property Transfers On Delgado Buena Vista Camargo Streets
Charles Murray sells lots 23 and 24 on Delgado street for 250 dollars to Mrs Fanny Rou vant. Mariano Cardenas de Trevino sells lot 3 on Buena Vista street for 111 dollars to Antonio P Rives. J F Krisch sells block 2 on Camargo street to H D and E Rheiner for a price not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Murray
Fanny Rouvant
Delgado Street
Mariano Cardenas de Trevino
Antonio P. Rives
Buena Vista Street
J. F. Krisch
H. D
E. Rheiner
Camargo Street
Mexican Mutualista meeting draws city leaders at Recorder's court
The Mexican Mutualista society meeting occurred Saturday evening in the Recorder's court room and drew many influential citizens including Market Master Bruni Jose Cassiano County Clerk Thad Smith Mayor Callaghan Assistant Marshal Juan Cardenas and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexican Mutualista Society
Recorder's Court Room
Bruni
Jose Cassiano
Thad, Smith
Callaghan
Juan Cardenas
Train Hat Dispute Aboard Quiet Car
A passenger sits with a white plug hat on the seat beside him unaware of a stopped train and an old lady searching for a seat. She claims the hat, doubts his claim, and jokes about the hat being wrecked. The quarrel ends as she asks to hiss up the window and mentions coal smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allus
View of Japanese Temper by Lt Wyckoff from Audio Graphic Bureau
Lieutenant Wyckoff recounts five years in Japan saying locals never show anger. He notes restraint in life and warfare, but warns traders may cheat openly while remaining insolent with humor as a form of sly cleverness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyckoff
Audiographic Bureau
Japan
Dangers and Protections in Railroad Engineering
A Railway Review piece describes the dangerous pressures on engineers from rival sabotage and the strain of their work. It cites incidents of oiling-can tampering and boiler fouling, notes the Locomotive Engineers Brotherhood has 17,000 members and 240 divisions, and mentions Warner's safe cure credited by engineers for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kex
Hampton
Indianapolis
Ind
Dig
Warner
T. S. Ingraham
Cleveland
Ohio
Locomotive Engineers’ Brotherhood
Arthur
Michigan Central
Bad Black Man Beats Warner After Rent Row
Jim Floyd also known as George Wyatt, a Black man, allegedly attacked Prince Warner on Houston street. Floyd smashed a lantern, cut Warner's coat, and faced charges after being found with a razor. He was fined 25 dollars for carrying a razor and 10 dollars for being disorderly. Warner faced dismissal in the related case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Floyd
George Wyatt
Austin
Houston Street
Prince Warner
Warner
Floyd
Bond
Washington
Wilkin
Quarrel Near San Pedro Creek Ends in Knife Fight
Ignez Mesa and Refugia Esparsa argued in the corral area west of San Pedro creek. Refugia cut Ignez’s dress with a knife during the fight. Both women were arrested. Refugia was fined five dollars by the Recorder, Ignez was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignez Mesa
Refugia Esparsa
San Pedro Creek
Corral
Ignez
Refugia
Efugia
Recorder
New York and Chicago Market Patchwork Reports
The report covers October 5 trading from Floyd & Co with cotton spots firm at mid dull quotes and futures slightly steady for October to August. It lists futures prices for October through August, cottons and livercoons, along with receipts and sales of 12 000 bales, 6 300 receipts, and market notes for stock, wheat, corn and hogs with daily shipments and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd & Co
Soledad Street
New York
Orleans
Noesp Westerns
Delaware and Lackawanna
Chicago
Lady and Conductor Exchange Heated Car Dispute
A furious confrontation unfolds aboard a moving car as a irascible bachelor conductor and a angry lady clash over stopping the vehicle. The exchange features sharp accusations and miscommunication with shrill and resentful tones.
Church rent debt prompts a humorous whistle gag
The dispatch notes a quip about Cospe owing $12 back pew rent and declaring he will let the church whistle for it, told at dinner by Bobby to a minister. The item preserves light local humor in a community note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Cospe
Umbus Dispatch
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Darren
Ladies Dress
Joske Brothers
W. B.csmith
Northern Assurance Company
England
Commercial Union Assurance Company
Imperial Fire Insurance Company
Lancashire Insurance Company
Phenix Assurance Company
Insurance Company of North America
Philadelphia
Phenix Insurance Company
Harttrad
Conn Pheenix Insurance Company
Brooklys
American Central Insurance Company
St. Louis
Rische’s Cigar Store
Commerce Street
J. Pilobe
J. Haisch
Sunset Depot
San Antonio, Texas
E. Commerce Street
Pied
Hain and Military Plazas
San Antonio
Texas
James P. Hickman, JR
J.T. Marquart
Rietor
THE
Caseer
Enavorscson
Atton Oxford
Newport
Pelea
Soledad Stop
RW. McAllister & Bro
S. Alamo ST
Cor, Villita
Rosendale
Thomas Goggan
Galveston
Aliso
South
F. Simmang
Oysters
Fish and Game
A. Hampel
Riverside Cafe
Ando At
Echolz’s
Commerce
Losoya Streets
LA Mode
Matilda
Childers
Ev’rything
Matildy
Saturday Evening Gazette
Missionary Aid Entertainment
el Sociedad Mutualista
Youngé
Simms & Samuels
Ban Antonio
W. H. Simms
Edwin Joyce
Theo, Hand
A. Putz
Proprietors
TRSAS
Bebe Ne Ter Betes Eee Teen
Teee
Rosalia Gravallia
Tittle
Katie Wedell
Nellie Allen
May Allen
Rose Gore
Lucy Wolf
Fashion Orchestra
Bessie Carlton
Miss ME
Joyce
Gravaduia
Rosalia
Bessie Careton
Nan
Charles Linwood
John Worthington
Theoplis Skintitut Nan
the Newsboy
Dan Harper
Billy McGlory
Lobster McMullin
Gilbert Long
Julia Worthington
Nettle
Wilson
Tha Emmett
Barry Dooley
Joe Coyne
Frank Evans
Tim Star
Bob Macius
J. Mitchel
W. Bouterpire
Annie Howard
Debbie Ricklin
Fulton Ferry
Nettie
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Fifth Avenue
East River
Lobster McMullen
Julia
Linwood
McMullen
New Company
Geo. H. Kalteyer
B. J. Mauermann
W. E. Jones
C. Bamberger
Alamo Cement Co
Acequia Street
Head of River
Miss Smith
Gus
Rastus
London
Philadelphia Times
Ulster
ICE
Atlemen
Losoya Street
Ice Factory
KR. B
Berndt
Vienna
Bologne
South Centre St
Gregory's School
Jessons
Nacogdoches Street
Spielhagen & Co
East Houston Street
East
1Us A
Reimann
Camargo
Antonio
Flores St
Plymouth Rock
HuRgLey
Kywerty
Aransas Siga
Tedean Belie
South Flores Street
B. J
Cincinnati
Courthouse
Iportant
Ity
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