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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1885

Page

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Frightful accident ends a salesman’s life at the wharf

In Galveston on October 29, Harry C. Duble, 24, a Miller Brothers salesman, died after a steel rail swung from a schooner’s hoisting tackle struck him on the head near the brick wharf. A large crowd gathered as he was crushed to the earth.

Galveston Harry C. Duble Miller Brothers Duble William H. Whalen Douglass Ahavey Whalen Sealey Rifles Prrrspung Randall Club Old City Hall Sauel J. Randall W. N. Heard Mr. Randall Grover Cleveland Priorspurg Sherman Academy of Music General Mahone Mahone Ohio Wicnit1 Kansas Daily B Ig Booners Oklaa Oklahoma Evansville Ind Rockport Boston Transcript Carl Schurz Boston Post

Market notices and futures listings from New York and Liverpool

Reported figures show futures for December and January in various commodities and currencies with prices around 9.4 to 10.2 in dollars, plus Liverpool and Orleans cotton receipts and sales. Stock market quotes include Northwestern Delaware and Lackawanna St Paul, with wheat and pork prices and grain/hog receipts for the period.

New York Tsik Liverpool Orleans Northwestern Delaware and Lackawanna St. Paul

American girls and the habit of loud speech

The Atlanta Constitution notes a peculiarity of English society affecting American girls who speak loudly in public. It contrasts the American habit of loud tones with the quiet, undertone conversation prized abroad, suggesting the noise shocks quiet onlookers in shops parlor gossip and hotel meals.

Atlanta Constitution

Ready for the Fight on the Night Train

Two men ride a railroad train as one buys a book and, after reading, discards it claiming it dull. He tells his dance partner he would maul the author who sits beside him, who then declares I am the author.

Arkansaw Traveler

What You Want and a Divorce

A barber jokes about hair Restorer and a customer requests a divorce. The exchange ends abruptly with the barber saying nothing more. The fragment hints at a humorous or ironic exchange in a casual setting. Callout for printing services appears toward the end of the snippet.

Austin Rosendale

Fashionable Wedding Ald of Lieutenant Rumbough and Miss Stanley

Lieutenant D. J. Rumbough married Miss Lillie Stanley at Madison Square church in a society wedding attended by General and Mrs. D. J. Stanley. The ceremony featured floral arches, parasols, and a procession of family members and groomsmen. A reception and dance followed at the bride’s father’s residence with the Eighth Cavalry band.

Madison Square D. J. Rumbough Lillie Stanley D. J. Stanley D. N. Bush Josie Stanley Heyl Lillian Lee Jennie Wright E Cushman Peng Nannie Stanley Maud Wright O. M. Smith May Williams L. H. Slocum May Godwin Luie Simpson Davids Stanley E. C. Scudder Nannie Stanley Misses Lee General Stanley San Antonio Society of Note Eighth Cavalry Band

Local Notes From Travel and Hotel Guests Listed

A long Personal section lists guests at the Southern Hotel and the Menger, with many names from Texas and beyond, including J. C. Meyer recovering from dengue, A. L. Hodges from Dallas, M. W. McLemore of Abilene, J. W. Dueck of Pleasanton, and Rudolf Kleberg of Cuero taking office in the Western District. Also notes arrivals at Hotel Maverick and other places, plus a fire at the Lunatic asylum stables and an ad for A. Mather patent gloves.

Pleasanton M. Nicholson Galveston Laredo W. G. Belding J. W. Ramaay Gonzales Emma Paschal Paschal Pennsylvania Rudolf Kleberg Cuero United States Texas Menger F. E. Riles Eagle Pass M. Wand M. W. McLemore Abilene John W. Hunt J. E. Dwyer, Jr Ranch J. W. Ramsay J.S. Dunlay Houston Missouri R. Schram and Family New York P. Teak Bogton W. F. Read P. A. Howard M. C. Oatman Burnet van Nese Lewis N. J. Neville Palestine Austin W. H. Judd Cincinnati Hugo Wetzel New Braunfels K. Brotheraton W. Lyon F. A. Balcom Chicago Mra E. J. Catchings Yazoo Migs Wiil. Davidson J. C. Delany Fort Stanton New Mexico J. J. Labry Isaac Blum Ladd M. Waters J. B. West New Orleans G. C. Albaugh Louisville Rud. Kleberg Lapowski Rumboug City G. M. Hodges Encinal C. F. Perkins Sioux City Iowa W Bller Schulenburg the Menger

Corrected Tale of Gaston and the Press at Gaston’s

An anecdote about George Gaston on Missouri Avenue reveals a hospitable host to newspaper boys and a memo on a journalist’s unpaid bill. The tale ends with a wry jab at journalism and a punch line about eloping into fame as a daughter of wealth.

Kansas City Times Louisville Times George Gaston Gaston Missouri Avenue Irronic George Aston

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