Western Man Urged for Interior Secretary by Trans Mississippians
San Francisco reports at the Trans Mississippian congress in its fourth day, officers installed as delegates review resolutions. A key push seeks a Western man for interior secretary, with J B Chase of Kansas City backed by Kansas delegates and rival delegations. The final batch of resolutions is due Saturday, shaping the contest.
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San Francisco
Cal
United States
Kansas
Ig Strathee
Congress
J. B. Chase
Kanesas
Black Adonis Follows Wits Barroom Trail
George Brown the Waal Adonis, a porter at the Wits, uses keen dress sense to spot distinctive trousers. He traces Lawrence Pellerson after a missing pair of troopers, leading to Pellerson paying £10 for the trousers and Brown earning praise in a police court.
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George Brown
George
Molines
Maine
Lawrence Pellerson
Itook
Georga
Lawrence
Edwin Chamberlain Sees Bright Future From Bankers Convention
Edwin Chamberlain returns from a Colorado vacation and Denver bankers convention with optimistic views. He notes the convention opposed national bank deposit guarantees and postal savings banks, signaling a nonpartisan spirit. Graham of the city was elected vice-president of the Texas trust company section.
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Edwin Chamberlain
Colorado
Aganelation
Denver
Republican “Party
Graham
Tha ‘Trust Company
Association For Texas
Loch Bankerg
Visitors Saturday to San Antonio Excursion Surge
Estimates show 9000 visitors via rail to San Antonio tomorrow with a double attraction of the electric and Mecirons. Railroads mobilize to handle crowds. couches rolled out for excursion centers. Excursions arriving from Del Rio Eagle Pass and Victoria, plus north and coast groups, swelling crowds as support grows for a bounty bill.
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Tt Ds
San Antonio
Inio
del Rio
Victoria
Katy
L & GN
Sap
Kerrville
Sheep and Goat Men Propose Statewide Wild Animal Bounty
At the first Texas Sheep and Goat association meeting, a resolution was adopted to have the state pay bounties for killing wild animals that prey on livestock. The move aims to deter losses to sheep cattle and swine industries. Alfred Giles introduced the resolution. 35 members attended the session with J H Kirkpatrick delivering the welcome.
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Texas
Lone Star
Farmers Congress
Nd Cattle, Raisers ‘Association of Texas
Texas Swine’ Breedsers
Charles Lehreinery
Kerrville
J HL Kirkoatpler
Alfred Giles
Jn Se
Run Down Girl and Leave Her 10 Fate
Louise Cadenn, 11, playing in the street at 1520 West Commerce, was run over by a buggy driven by soldiers. The vehicle turned a corner at speed, struck the child, wheels passed over her, and she was left unconscious. Occupants drove away toward Military plaza. she was taken home and placed under a physician’s care.
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Louise Cadenn
West Commerc Street
Bngey
Military Plaza
Polizemin Wa
Moria Land
Notice Inviting Bids for Street Signs in San Antonio Tennessee
Notice from San Antonio Tas for bids by November 5 1808 on supplying 100 street signs with delivery to San Antonio 2500 bid deposit required and samples of signs poles and brackets to be submitted. Names of bidders and attendees at the fair noted include A H Belmetder and the Andersons at 192 South Cherry Street.
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Detroit
Mich
Isfo
San Antonio Automobile Club
Fair Grounds
San Antonio
Tas
Benled Widswill
Pomeners
A. H.belmetder
Wie
Minn Ceedla Sotnatdar
Aughby
Gussta
Thomad Anderson
South Cherry Street
Tragedy at Palice Court Over Kitchen Dialect Fight
Phil Stevens and Jesus Morales faced affray charges after a clash at a Commerce Street restaurant during a busy period. Both men were found guilty and fined ten dollars. The dispute centered on kitchen terms and proper names for foods leading to a physical altercation between waiter and cook. Police intervened as the two men argued over dialect and labeling of dishes.
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Poly
Oklahoma to Mexico Freemen Return Through Creek Nation
A band of freemen from the Creek nation traveled from Mexico back to their former homeland. They passed through Oklahoma last night en route to Texas, after purchasing land in Divio for 27,000 acres from the McCanghay Investment Company. The group plans to cultivate corn, barley, and wheat and settle in Mexico due to dissatisfaction with local conditions in Oklahoma.
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Mexico
Tneico
M Vann
J. C. Cable
J. C.daylor
A. W. Mayson
Henry Randies
Ryan Henry
W. W. Grayson
A. P. Powell
A. C. McGanghan
McCanaghan Investriest Company
Katy
Dahon
Divio
McCanghay
Oklahomiay
Datuga
Dusrange
Migrants Trail Through Creek and Cherokee Lands Toward Mexican Route
Reports indicate freedmen from the Creek patron and Cherokees passing through toward Dusage Mexico, seeking homes and farming areas. The region notes strong timber growth and prospects for truck farming as hundreds begin new settlements along routes to Durango.
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Beon A Cai
Dutage
Burial Permits For Local Families Listed
Burial permits issued to multiple local families include Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Giesagko at 201 West Myrtle with a son, Mr. and Mrs. J F Grass at 125 orostly Street with a son, and several other entries. J T Burnett & Go., Undertakers, handled arrangements for these notices.
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Adolph Giesagko
West Myrtle, & Son
Orostly Street
Son
Ripps
Ghestoak Street
John Swartz
River Avenue
Joe Barberla
South Leona
Tom Davis
Nutonstreat
Puente
South Raredo
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Campbell
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Cook
Kitchon English Caveen Auction and
Pox Llcomen
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Old Mexico
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Big Grande
J.T. Burnett & Go., Undertakers
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