Colquitt Presents Flags 10 New States Jubilee
El Paso October celebration for Arizona and New Mexico statehood drew 5000 visitors and Pasoans to Cleveland Square as Gov. Colquitt presided. Fort Bliss hosted flag presentations to Governors Sloane and Mills with Colquitt delivering the speech. Col. Jake Wolters announced candidacy for the senate and supported enlarging Fort Bliss and the Elephant Butte irrigation project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
New Mexico
Arizona
Tex
Cleveland Square
Abram Gongales
Chihuahua
Gayou
Sonora
Governors Mills
Sloane
Colquitt
Texas
of Commerce
Fort Bliss
Sloane and
Mills
Jake Wolters
West Texas
Senate
Bailey
Elephant Butte
Fort Sam Houston
Southwest
Visitor praises San Antonio as health resort potential
George Bucklin of Providence asserts San Antonio surpasses Hot Springs and Denver as a health resort. He cites climate medicinal water and top hotel accommodations and predicts many health travelers will switch to San Antonio. Bucklin spoke at the Gun ter hotel during a summer tour of resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bucklin
Providence
R. I
San Antonio
Gunter Hotel
Hot Springs
Ark
Bucklin
Denver
Epworth League official to speak at San Antonio convention
General Secretary Dr F 8 Parker of the Epworth League Nashville Tenn arrives in the city and meets A K Ragsdale president of the Texas association He will address San Antonio Beeville district officers at 4 PM Travis Park Methodist Church and speak to city league members at 8 PM He will then proceed to San Marcos for the West Texas conference session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. 8. Parker
Epworth League
Nashville
Tenn
San Antonio
A. K. Ragsdale
Texas Association
Parker
Beeville
Travis Park Methodist Church
City League
San Marcos
Notable Visitors at San Antonio Hotels
A parade of prominent guests checked into the Bexar and Crockett hotels in San Antonio. Merchants, business men, and experts from Gonzales, Pierre, Tampico, Eagle Lake, Galveston, Arlington, Lake Charles, La, Omaha, Neb, Chicago, Aransas Pass, Port Arthur, Corpus Christi, and Uvalde were documented, with travelers from the Galveston Harrisburg & San Antonio railway and Frisco lines noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Dunning
J. M. Murphy
Gonzales
Bexar
Dunning
Mr. Murphy
J. A. Davy
U. S. Griggs
Pierre
Texas
Do. N. Nelson
W. Nelson
Tampico
Mexico
G. S. Watson
Eagle Lake
James Otey
Galveston
J. K. Stone
Arlington
Tex
Crockett
C. LeMayne
Lake Charlies
C. W. Compton
C. J. Snyder, Jr
J. W. Staton
Corpus Christi
A. R. Atkinson
Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio Railway
Uvalde
R. W. Pinnick
Frisco
G. L. Noble
International & Great Northern
Palestine
The
Texas Company
Houston
Strikebreaker Iddings Fined For Disturbing The Peace
George Iddings a strike breaker was arraigned before Judge Buckley and fined ten dollars. He was arrested near the city market by Patrolmen Dillon and Conners after officers reported he carried a pistol and used rough language declaring he could overpower four men. He sustained a painful head wound when struck by Officer Dillon during the scuffle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Iddings
Buckley
Anderson
Southern Pacific Railroad
Iddings
Dillon and
Conners
Dillon
Parsons and Thomas Named for Sherman Act Trial
John E. Parsons and Washington B. Thomas head a list of indictments in New York federal court for Sherman Act violations. Arthur Donner vice president and treasurer John Mayer George H. Frazier and Adolf Segal are also charged. Wise to prosecute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Parsons
Washington B. Thomas
Sugar Trust
Henry O. Havemeyer
Parsons
Thomas
Arthur Donner
John Mayer
George H. Frazier
Adolf Segal
Philadelphia
Federal Court of
New York
United States
Henry A. Wise
Obituary notices for Smith Wochler Rowell La Londe and Benavides
Obituaries report Oscar B B Smith aged 57 of San Antonio died at home and funeral at 3 30 pm from 509 South San Jacinto with burial in City Cemetery No 1. Other notices include Madelein Wochler 80 died at 337 Under street with services at St Josephs Church and burial in St Josephs cemetery. William Rowell 53 native of England died in a local sanitarium with funeral at Zizik & Co and burial in Mission Burial Park. D E La Londe engineer injured at Sweet Home died in Santa Rosa hospital. buried in Denison. Jose Benavides section hand for I G N at Wetmore died at work. burial in San Fernando tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen B. Cooley
Thad W. Smith
Wochler
Madelein Wochler
Under Street
Germany
Joseph Wochler
Josephine Wochler
Frank Behles
Anton Wochler
Frank Wochler
Patl Wochler
San Antonio
John Groves
Omaha
Neb
P. Kiener
Lyons
France
St. Joseph's Church
Fuhrweck
New
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Rowell
William Rowell
England
Zizik & Company
Woodmen
Mission Burial Park
Benavides
Jose Benavides
International & Great Northern
Wetmore
San Fernando
Woman Heavily Fined for Vagrancy in Matamoros Street Arrest
A 15 year old girl was found in a house on Matamoros Street by police led by Lena de la Rosa resulting in the arrest of a woman by Officer Zapata. The prisoner was arraigned before Judge Buckley and fined $200 the maximum allowed. Divorce granted to George W Angle with New Jersey courts reporting the divorce on September 27. F Muenzenberger, National Railways of Mexico agent, departed for Dallas on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena de la Rosa
Matamoros Street
Zapata
Buckley
Geooge W. Angle
San Antonio
New Jersey
George W. Angle
F. Muenzenberger
National Railways of
Mexico
Dallas
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. K. Fairbank Company
Menter & Com
Osenbeco
W. Houston Street
Visitor
Providence R. I
Alamo City
F. S. Parker
E. A. Holland
Hicks
San Antonio, Texas
Fletcher
Sugar Trust Trial
Iricauwies
Commerce Street
Patent Colt
Fellowcraft
K. O
Antonio
Richardson
Shepherd Se
P. m
Carmen Sylvia
Maureaux
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!