One Seer at Owls Hall Open Night
An Owls hall event on Soledad Street offers music with 25 cent admission. Four individuals faced lunacy charges and were moved to county authorities, marking the highest transfer in city police history. Calico Ball hosted by Louise Schuetze Lodge No. 3 with Artzt music is planned for Oct 28 and Grand Ball by Alamo degree staff No. 335 on Oct 26 with Turner Hall as venue.
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Nest of
Owls’ Hall
Soledad Street
Louise Schuetze
Beethoven Hall
Alamo
Turner Hall
Call a Taxi at Turner Hall Friday Night
Kohr's opening dance at Turner Hall on Friday October 27 features Diaz Sisters' music for an evening of live entertainment.
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Sousa
His
Kohr
Turner Hall
Diaz Sisters
Depositors Include Many Foreigners at Local Bank
More than half of the bank’s patrons are foreigners or of foreign descent, with total deposits over $1000 from sixty-five savers. A short federal district court session in Del Rio produced three indictments after a two hour hearing. Widespread local notices announce customs lifts, horsemaster services, and upcoming dances, while business trips plan to attract Western Texas trade. Inter-Troop drills by the Eleventh Cavalry will run three days on the lower post pole field under Colonel James Parker as umpire.
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Eldridge
Austin
Sam C. Eldridge
Criminal Court of Appeals
Dan Horton
Buckley
Leonard Garza
Federal District Court
del Rio
United States
Eugene Nolte
San Antonio
Federal Grand Jury
United States Customs Office
Federal
John J. Stevens
Eleventh Cavalry
Post Pole Field
James Parker
Croup Remedies Promoted for Home Use
An ad urges quick doctor contact for child croup and promotes HYOMEI or HYOMEL as a safe home remedy. It explains inhalation therapy with steam, claims life-saving benefits for children, lists uses for croup catarrh and coughs, and notes a complete inhaler kit for $1.00 or a 60 cent bottle for croup.
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Bexar Drug Co
Fort Sam Houston visit highlights and local notices
Major General Wood and Secretary of War Stimson visit Fort Sam Houston last week. Troops A to D, HB F G H, and I to L scheduled to compete on Thursday to Saturday. Gunter hotel gains new mail clerk Thad McRae succeeding P Porter. David Andrew Hooy declares intention in Federal District Court. born 1882 in Port Perry Ontario, arrived 1902 via Detroit. Demosthenes debates favor iron over gold. McFadden speaks on Racing. J B Washer lauds San Antonio city after fourth visit. dust control and street repairs praised.
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Wood
Stimson
Fort Sam Houston
Gunter
Thad McRae
Gunter Hotel
P. Porter
David Andrew Hooey
Federal District Court
Port Perry
Ontario
United States
Detroit
Recipe for weak kidneys warns of Bright's disease risk
A newspaper note promotes a kidney remedy called Half ounce fluid extract Buchu, half ounce Murax, and six ounces gin. It claims quick, permanent relief after meals and at night, with druggists able to mix. The ad urges prompt treatment of backache, rheumatic pains, and frequent urination to avoid Brights disease or diabetes.
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Bright
Mayors and meetings mark Galveston visit and poultry fair
Mayor Fisher of Galveston, returning from Mexico, praised conditions there under Madero. Lone Star Poultry association plans pauper premiums for an International fair, meeting tonight at the Chamber of Commerce. Also reports include mistrial in Crowell vs city case and habeas corpus suit for James Hardy.
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Fisher
Lewis Fisher
Galveston
St. Anthony
Mexico
Madero
Ship of State
Lone Star Poultry Association
Chamber of Commerce
Raid on hotels marks start of crusade against vice
Chief Deputy Stevens says raids will target all alleged resorts outside reservation districts. At the Cactus hotel 450 Main avenue proprietress Mrs M V Schubert and another woman were arrested. The woman jailed for vagrancy posted a fine. Schubert bonded for $300 to face county court charges, others kept in jail overnight. The crackdown aims to remove such houses from respectable neighborhoods and school districts.
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Cactus Hotel
Main Avenue
M. V. Schubert
Charles F. Stevens
Antonio Diaz
Alfonso Newton
Schubert
Stevens
Mr. Stevens
Old Ten Per Cent Man Laid to Rest in Wry Eulogy
The St. Louis Mirror recalls a deceased citizen with a bitter quip about taxes and rents. The tongue in cheek obituary notes he died leaving little, yet jokes that his soul will own the farm in heaven and collect rent from tenants.
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St. Louis Mirror
Sleepwalking Boy Falls From Sixth Floor in New York
A thirteen year old sleepwalker walked from a sixth floor apartment window and fell about 100 feet to the pavement. He survived after being taken to a hospital with twenty broken bones and internal injuries. doctors expect recovery.
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New York
Special Officer Fined Over Alleged Gun Display
A special officer on duty at the Southern Pacific roundhouse was arrested after allegedly drawing a pistol on Sarah Wells. He was fined 20 dollars for rudely displaying firearms. Wells testified to seeing a revolver as she turned a street corner. Also reported: a freight wreck at La Coste with three cars derailed, no injuries and no delay to trains. Miller, injured in a quarrel, shows improvement. Carrington was arrested. Guests from Los Angeles and Bartlett were noted at the Crockett hotel.
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Sarah Wells
O. D. Harrison
Ifie Roundhouse
Horton
Soledad
Houston
Harrison
Sage Buckley
la Coste
Galveston, Harrisburg
San Antonio
Sidine
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Grand Opera House
Virginia Root
Nicoline Zedeler
Herbert L. Clarke
John Philip Sousa
Geo. Evans
Honey Boy Minstrels
Rees Prosser
Johnnie King
al Fontaine
Beatrice McKenzie
Walter Shannon
Florence Hobson
Sampson and
Sampson
Roxy P. LeRocca
Gil Brown and
Lil Mills
The
Plazascope
Jupiter Brothers
Oklahoma Cowboy Wizards
Bella Italia
John Zouboulaskis
the Brownings
George Lindsay
G.N. Show
Pvn
Isy
Wallace
Boris-Fridkin
Marvelous Terpsichoreans
Earth
Pischer’s
Postoffice
J. Harvey Moore
Joseph
Hahn, Grocer
Alamo St
Ramane
Geo. L. McCauley
Hicks Bldg
Muth’s
Boy Scouts
Golden
Modern Woodmen
M. W. A. Hall
North Flores Street
Souter
Bexar County Humane Society
Mackay Building
E. M. Colling
Branch Bank For Soldiers
Postal Savings Bank
OPERA
New Mexico
Arizona
E. Tinkham
Moore Building
W. O. W. Hall
West
Commerce Street
Exposition Park
Edison November
H. C. Rees Opt. Co
Dr. P. ©. Richardson
Texas Passenger Agents’ Association of Texas
American Association
Jacksonville
Kla
W. E. Fitch
Texas Association
Oriental Hotel
Dallas
Croup
Demosthenes Meeting
Demosthenes Debating Society
J. B. Washer
Louisville
Bell Jewelry Company
W. Co. St
Dr.r.m.howe
California
Menter & Rosenblg
W. Houston Street
Fiftyseventh District Court
Jeannette M. Crowell
City of
Camp
Ed H. Wicks
Paul Binz
Southwestern T Telephone & Telegraph Company
J. L. Camp
Forty Fifth District Court
Wicks
Habeas Co
James Hardy
Seventy-third District Court
San Antonio Loan & Trust
West Commerce Street
Brackenridge
Win Lascych
Denman
Chaziberiain
Caroline Kampmann
Thos. B. Palfrey
Chad
A. Zilkor
SBMS
Seo
Ladies of the American Needlework Guild
Vici Kid
Alamo Plaza
Oo. D
West Commerce and
Concho Streets
Mrs. G. W. Moore
Los Angeles
the Crockett
B. B. Ramsey and
L. T. Whitfield
Bartlett
Crockett
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