Silks and Dress Goods House at 10-22-21 Blum & Korngsperger
Notes list a shop at 10-22-21 Blum & Korngsperger offering silks, velvets, woolens, laces, hosiery, corsets, and house furnishings. Also mention Baird's minstrels entertaining at Turner ball and a missing heavy gold ring with amethyst setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blum & KorniGsperGer
Baird
William Hoefling, Jr
Victor Esparza
Military Plaza
W. L. Douglas
Joe Beckmann
West West Commerce Street
Aas
Oppenheimer
Messrs
van Clery
Young and
Holsworth
Volkafest
McClusky
Geo. Caen
Ingrain
Brussels
Haas & Oprenheimer
Mada raz explains limited invitations at Volkefest office
At noon the Volkefest president visited the Lian office to apologize for few invitations due to heavy work and ill committee members. He offered tickets, which were refused, and questioned how others in the area were informed in time by the busy official and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madaraz
Volkefest
Lian
Local visitors and arrivals fill San Antonio city streets
August Vogt resumes duties after dengue siege. City hosts a wide list of visitors and residents including Roland Thompson from Sunset railway, Carlos Bee from San Antonio, J C Cochran and wife from Austin, W H Calloway from the State Land Office, Phil Sulzbacher of Eagle Pass, J W Browde of the Galveston News, Mrs Judge Grady of Boerne, Captain James Bowyer of Pleasanton, and many others from Luling Seguin and beyond. Streetcar schedules and local notices accompany a long roster of guests at the Menger and Maverick hotels and social pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Vogt
Roland Thompson
Sunset Railway
Carlos Bee
San Antonio
J. C. Cochran
Austin
W. H. Calloway
State Land Office
Phil Sulzbacher
Eagle Pass
J. W. Browde
Galveston News
Judge Grady
Boerne
Harry C. Miller
James Bowyer
Pleasanton
W. E. Goodrich
Greenwood
W. R. Neal
Laaur
Davis
E. J. Davis
Britton Davis
U.S. Army
Waters Davis
Lignr
Don Ramon ‘Trevino
Monterey
Nueva Leon
Mexico
Fannie
Sophie
Menger Hotel
A.G. Ruffle
New Orleans
W. C. Brady
St. Louis
J. Ballous
Texas
James Rt. Harris
Gallagher
New York
A. Marshall
J. W. Morris
Rock Island
W. L. Hall
Dallas
J. C. Gorham
R.chestum
Chicago
Sam Allen
Houston
J.C. Hill
Sweetwater
W. H. Bay
Nekee Rickey
W. J. Daniels
W. C. Cheesborough
J. Ghordilli
San Francisco
John E. Martin
William Hernandez
Laredo
8.B. Mayer
L. A
Douglas Ely
Piedras Negras
Fortunato Zoazua
Garcia
M.T. Steele
Fort Clark
F. Atchison
P. W. Thompson
R. H. McCrary
Charles Kluge
Louis Maas
Fort Worth
A. C. Schreiner
Kerrville
C., C. Gale
Boca Springs
M. R. Braggins
Cleveland
Ohio
H. M. Platt
E. H. McCarthy
Detroit
Michigan
D. H. Schutz
W. W. Tobey
William T. Jones
J. H. Daniel
Oscar Samostz
W. R. Lyman
Crescent Fire Insurance Camper
M. McClellan
Haywood Brahm
Huntsville
B. F. Fly, Jr
City
John H. Hager
R. H. Mackrille
Kansas City
Missouri
E. H. Cochran
Nannie
Nellie Gregg
Luling
David Gregg
J.J. Weiss
Patty McLeary
Weimar
Nina Fisher
M. Rouff
J. R. van Slyke
T. G. George
G. C. Stout
F. M. Odena
Williams. Hipp
Galveston
W. I. Neal
W. O. Hutchison
San Marcos
F. Marin
Marion
Morgan Jones
George D. Evans
Gardner, Mass
H. L. Berg
Mission Mills
the Menger
The Markets Reported For Liant by Floyd & Co
The report covers futures and spot prices across cotton and grains with October to July futures ranges, Liverpool spot dullness, and New York stock movers. It notes cotton futures around 9.61 to 10.37, wheat and corn activity, pork and lard markets, and significant receipts and shipments figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd & Co
Soledad Street
New York
Liverpool
Orleans
Northwestern
Delaware and Lackawanna
Saint Pau
Carcano
Fire damages awning at West Commerce fish depot
A burning Chinese lantern caused a fire under a canvas awning in front of Frank Starr's fish and oyster depot on West Commerce Street last night around 9. Officer Tom Smith and assistants stopped the blaze. Also noted is the upcoming consecration of the St. Paul Memorial Church on Government Hill at 11 a.m. Sunday with Bishop Elliott officiating. A cordial public welcome is extended. Also classifieds seek a first class nation or furnishing goods salesman. Address Rey care Southern hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Starr
Fish and Oyster Depot
West Commerce Street
Tom Smith
St. Paul Memorial Church
Government Hill
Elliott
Rey
Care Southern Hotel
F. Sheets
Commerce Street
Commerce St
Emerson's
Court House
Beekman’s
Weat Side Military Plaza
Emerson’s
Oxsmiru & Co
Singer
Liaur
Oasmith & Co
Gent
Frank J. Beitel
International
Great Northern
F. J. Beitel
Uncle Emerson’s
IF. Sheets
Texas
Thomas Goggan & Brother
Weiner Wuerstchen
Turner Hall
First piano installments sell for ten dollars a month
The item notes Thomas Goggan & Brother as the first to offer pianos on ten dollar monthly installments. It includes assorted ads and notices such as fashion goods, medical cures, and local business updates with multiple names and locations.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Light
Paul Wagner
Otto Bergstrom
T. H. Gray
Bergstrom & Gray
Blum Street
Carter & Mullaly
Undertakers
Alamo Plaza
United States
Faulk
Royal Poe Aa Socuyepy
Royal Baking Powder Company
Wall Street
Washington Theatre
Lor.w. Commerce and Laredosts
Dadaa ON
Rudolph Singer
Garvey, Wise Co
Tex
Moriey Bros
Gextieven
P. Stanrey
F. Ralteyer & Son
Emerson
Young & Arnold’s
Express
Commercce Street
Young & Arnold
Newton & Weller
Clark
Blliard
Alamo Street
Dairyman
Pancoast & Son
Joske Bros
Goggan Brother
Joshe Bros
Newton &Weller
Main Plaza
Volksfest Association
Newton & Weller’s
Juan Gonzales
Southern Pacific
Painted Cave
Francisco Baldonado
Baldonado
Caldwell County
C. H. Brown
J.D. Sandera
M. F. Brackney
Hardy Flowers
Robi. Smith
5. O. Orchard
Mose Meyer
William Hankins
George Johnson
J. P Bridges
Grand Army of Visitors
France
R. R. Go
San Pedro Line
San Pedro Springs
Goggan
Lyons
Hamilton County
Hoadly
Foraker
Ae Kuhl
Kennedy
W. F. Wilson
Senator
Richardson
Hardacre
Brasshears
Manning
Emrorta
Kas
Jacobs
Jersey City
Hart’s Island
Trammer
Battle Creek, Mich
Sam Maverick
Southwest Corner Military Plaza
Pourtzen & Co
Christian Krehenbuehl
Vienna
Krehenbuehl
Martin Muench
South Alamo Street
W. McAlllister
Fourth Ward
Mahneke
M. Muench
W. Babcock
John D. McConnelly
Leon
Philander Cable
Ilinois
H. Hoyt
Fischer & Ervin
West
Houston Street
Garden Street
Raglans
Newmarkets
Dolmans
D. Haas & OvrenurmMer
K. P. Endowment
Supreme Secretary
T. B. Johnson
Sec’y. and
Treas
California
F. I. Meyer
Meyer’s Hall
Dr. Bosanko
Samles
H. L. Fowler
R. John & Co
J. D. Devine
J. Clavin
J. M. Norris
Rome
A. Dreiss
Buckien
Morley
F. Kalteyer
Srecono
Trirp
Pexis
Val. Lorra
Merchant Tailor
West Commerce ST
Near
Bridge
Turner Opera House
Ernest Riscue
Robt. L. Downing
Hank Monk
Irene Peteer
The
Ierras
Joaquin Miller
Sierras
Rische’s Cigar Store
Hambleton & Dignowity's
Hambleton & Dignowity
Houston St
Ambleton & Dignowity
Dwyer Avenue
Acequia Streets
G. W. Angle
A. G. Smith
J.G. Swaggerty
Houston and
Varro Streets
M. E. Horton
Fashiona
Navarro
Berndt
South Centre St
G" A. Reimann
Camargo Street
Antonio
North Flores St
A. R. Harvey
Monterey Street
Alazan Creek
N. B
Pal Shardein
Marshal
Mexican Edicine Company
F. Kalteyer & Son
Hawkes
Rade
Mark Uy
Critzer Bros., Jewelers and Opticians
L. Garza
Daposita
Savings Bank
J. Martin's Shoe Store
No. 237
Harnisch & Baer
ORLEY
S. Mayer
Commerce
Navarro Streets
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!