His Early History Marriage and Arrival in Texas
Biographical sketch of Frederick C. Haueisen the San Antonio City Collector born December 24 1838 in Waldenburg Württemberg Germany. Details cover his emigration in 1851 marriage in Evansville Indiana 1860 relocation to San Antonio Texas Civil War service and long public career including prior posts as tax collector deputy sheriff and post office clerk. Also mentions a parallel life incident with Gustav Frasch.
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Frederick C. Haueisen
Waldenburg
Kingdom
Wurtemburg
Germany
New York City
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Chicago
Evansville
Indiana
Texas
San Antonio
Ey. H
8. G. Newton
Third Texas Infantry
H. P. Bee
Brownsville
Galveston
Turner Hall
Julius Hoyer
People
Hoyer
Ernest Rische
Democratic Party
Hauergen
New York
Haueisen
Oberland & Mer
Gustav Frasch
Military Orders Move Troops and Funds Across Posts
Under division command, Captain H W Sprole Eighth Cavalry moves to join his troop at Fairview New Mexico for public service. First Lieutenant 8 W Fountain Eighth Cavalry joins his troop at Alma New Mexico from San Antonio. Acting Assistant Quartermaster A McC Guard Camp Del Rio Texas may send 13226 dollars public funds to New Orleans. Recruits James L St John San Antonio to Troop F Eighth Cavalry and James Quinn Fort Davis to Troop K Third Cavalry.
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H. W. Sprole
Eighth Cavalry
Fairview
N.M
8. W. Fountain
San Antonio
Alma
N. M
A. McC. Guard
Camp del Rio
Texas
United States
New Orleans
James L. St. John
James Quinn
Fort Davis
Third Cavalry
Mystery of a Miracle Shown in Classroom Exchange
A schoolroom quip from Ben Brierly’s Journal plays on the idea of a miracle in family life. Johnny Wells asks what a miracle means while the teacher pieces meaning from a remark about not marrying a new partner. The snippet ends with a cheeky aside about Opera cigarettes.
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Johnny Wells
Johnny
Ben Brierly
Wild Bill's Daughter Appears Before San Antonio Audience
Miss Emma Lake, stepdaughter of the famed Wild Bill Hiscock, wowed San Antonio crowds with riding skill and horse control. Her mother Mrs Lake, once connected to California Circus, helped raise Emma to fame as an equestrienne despite the Western frontier legends surrounding Hiscock.
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Emma Lake
Barrett Circus
Wm. Hiscock
West
Wild Bill
Deadwood
McCoy
Hiscocknee Lake
Recorder’s Court Hears Wide Range Of Offenses
Louis Franklin pleads not guilty to careless driving after a wild ride across Military plaza. Harry Thornton fined for carrying a pistol. E Porter’s careless driving case dismissed after damages paid. Rudolph Schneider fined for disturbing the peace. Mike O'Brien fined for drunkenness. George Smith claims not drunk. case continued then dismissed. Maria McLace fined for disorderly conduct. Several others listed with fines or dismissals for fighting, drunk and disorderly, or insulting language. Circus grounds incidents and suspensions noted.
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Louis Franklin
Military Plaza
Harry Thornton
E. Porter
Watts
Rudolph Schneider
Tom Alsbury
Mike O’brien
George Smith
Maria McLace
Juan Cabasos
Bartolo Ferri
Santiago Villanueve
Cabasos
Ferri
Juan EK
Talamantes
Barney Sanders
Johnson
Wiley Johnson
Fred Winsett
Iley
Packes
Fred
Robert Rahn
Circus Ticket Wagon Arrest Sparks Suspicion in City
City Detective W B Martin nabbed a boy calling himself Wiley Johnson and a white man named Fred Winsett near the circus ticket wagon. The boy was caught reaching for a watch and pocket, while Winsett allegedly directed the theft. Both were charged with dangerous and suspicious conduct but dismissed after a hearing. Winsett agreed to leave the city and the boy was let go for being too young.
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W. B. Martin
Circus
Wiley Johnson
Fred Winsett
Martin
Wiley
Winsett
Recorder's Court
Fashion Theatre Review Highlights Strong Cast and Acts
The Fashion theatre program last night featured Mina Valade a strong vocalist with command. Carrroll and Barry delivered above average comedy and the Bakers were a Dutch sketch hit. Jack Long from Texas drew solid support while Annie Howard and Charles Emmett starred well. Larry Dooley remained popular. A Boston church figure warned of church control similar to buying pews and rails.
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Mina Valade
Messrs
Carroll and
Barry
Bakers
Jack Long
Texas
Annie Howard
Charles Emmett
Larry Dooley
Did Not Appreciate Pride of Birth at Jefferson Market
A drunkenly defiant prisoner told Justice Power he was Jones from Alabamy at Jefferson Market police court. The judge dismissed the claim with a remark about ten days in store. The piece ends noting Opera Puffs cigarettes.
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Jones
Justice Power
Jefferson Market
New York Telegram
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Jlka
Aan
Ladies Dress
Joske Brothers
W. B.O Smith
Fire
Marines
Tornado Insurance
Northern Assurance Company
England
Commercial Union Assurance Company
Imperial Firs Insurance Company
Lancashire Insurance Company
Phoenix Assurance Company
Insurance Company of North America
Philadelphia
Phonix Insurance Company
Hartford
Conn Phonix Insurance Company
Brooklyn
N.Y
American Central Insurance Company
Rische’s Cigar Store
Commerce Street
Sewell Foles
James P. Hickman, JR
Marquart
Hamoracron
Prince Albert
Oxford
Newport
Soledadst
Geo. H. Kalteyer
B. J. Maurrmann
W. E. Jones
C. Bamberger
Alamo Cement Co
Ceme
Acequia Street
Head of River
F. W. McAllister & Bro
S. Alamo ST
Cor, Villita
San Antonio, Texas
Austin
Rosendale
F. Simmang
Oysters
Fish and Game
A. Hampel
Riverside Cafe Restaurante
Scholz’s
Commerce
Losoya Streets
Lone Star & Pacific Saloon
Austin Street
John Guhmann
Laurel Street
Houston
Yarro Streets
M. BE
Horton
Fashiona
Ga'con
Navarro
Berndt
Centre St
USA
Reimann
Camargo Street
Antonio
North Florea St
Plymouth Rock
Soledad Street
BR. Horey
Iportant
Smith & Son
Monterey Street
Alazan Creek
N. B
Ondipance Ee Eee Rin
Marshal
Army
Santa Rosa Hospital
Wm. H. Neill
Licur
San Antonio Typographical Union
Max Neuendorff
Thad W. Smith
Juan del Barrera
State of Texas
Messrs. Brenneman & Bergstrom
J. H. McLeary
M. G. Anderson
Paschal
Justice of the Peace
Anton Adam
Jesus Rodriguez
Defendant
Antonio Perez
Juan de la Barrera
Wild Bill's
Fashion Theatre
Boston
The
New York Tribune
Texas Patents
Louis Bagger & Co
Washington, D. C
J. K. Morris
San Marcos
H.F. Wulff
Opera
Simms & Samuels
Ban Antonio
W. H. Simms
Edwin Joyce
Theo. Hand AL
Proprietors
TESA
Marks, the Lawyer
Marks
Joyce Client
See
Mollie Barry
Virgie Jackson
Mona Valade
Twos
Fritz
Jou the Bakers
Thei Dutel
Fashion Orchestra
Billie Carroll
Arkansaw To-Morrow
John
Miss Mollie Barry
John Baker
Carroll
Joyce
Lou Baker
Ben Small
Hector White Stiner
John Barr
Mitchell
Bob Macius
Old Man Gibbs
Mille James Dinah
Chase
Emmett
Souter
Lucy Wolf Mollie Barry
Frontier
Squire le
Cypress Swamp
Timper
Emporium OF Fashion
L. Wolfson
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