Immigation Office Gets New Furniture in Terrell Building
Immigr ation bureau in the Terrell building expands to the third floor as new furniture is installed to accommodate added territory and supervision. Jerry Bryant returns to force in San Antonio, patrolling Houston Street. he and Patsy Kneeland once patrolled Sunset depot beat. Guests on Harbor Island include Mrs. George Worley and family visiting Dr. and Mrs. A. Seel near Rockport. Fred Labourcade visits San Antonio on a Southern Pacific excursion for the Houston Rooters association. he predicts a strong Houston race meet with big purses. Attorney George G. Dowell may move to San Antonio as a permanent resident. Colonel Brown returns after thirty years in service. Dr. J. H. Moore resumes practice on Houston and Soledad streets. A child is injured at a baseball game when struck on the left side of the face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immigration Office
United States Immigration Bureau
Terrell Building
Jerry Bryant
San Antonio
Jerry
Patsy Kneeland
Sunset Depot
Houston Street
Fred Labourcade
Houston Racing Assestion
Bank Antonio
Southern Pacific
Houston Rooters’ Association
Lahunreada
Houston
Local item roundup on court, street work, and notices
A lively police court session opened with no major cases and $80 in fines, while the Gas and Electric company advances gas mains on Garden Street. Reports note plans for a large Sunday School convention with 500 delegates, and officials discuss hospital, municipal, and health matters alongside staffing changes and forthcoming ministerial meetings.
Deaths from Typhoid in Early 1900s Reported
The report covers typhoid fever deaths for 1900 through 1906. The request comes from Harry E. Jourdan, a chemist, who plans to present the data in a paper to the American Public Health Association meeting in Atlantic City. The item also notes other local notices and probate actions, with several court and personal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
American Public Health Association
Atlanthe City
N. 4
Harry E. Jourdan
Atlantic City
N. J
Texas Cotton Region Report Morning Update
The Texas Cotton Region Report covers conditions for the 24 hours ending at 1 a.m. Central Time this morning. It notes regional weather impacts on cotton growth and potential harvest activity across districts, with emphasis on temperature and moisture patterns affecting yields.
Weather Summary Notes and Forecaster Attribution
Weather is generally fair with temperatures slightly above normal. It lists yesterday’s low and a small rainfall note. Data attributed to Allen Bib l, local forecaster, U S Weather Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missigelpot River
Lake Superior
Florida
Galveston
Pennsylvania
Grand opera house cleaned by suction vacuum system
The Grand opera house underwent a dustless cleaning using a suction method powered by a gasoline engine. Operator John Forehand demonstrated the device to onlookers while owner Honey C. Rips of 304 Alamo Plaza touted advantages over other vacuums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
W Lang
Opera House
Grand
John Forehand
Honey C. Rips
Alamo Plaza
Rips
Manual Trainers Return From School
Supervisors of local public school manual training branches attended advanced programs during vacation at Ga cus institutes Peoria TL and Massachusetts technology school. E B Chueh returned from Dix Weel course, Adolph Uhr from Massachusetts, Miss Mmma Phie from Deatonatte, all at their own expense for pupil benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sclols
Gacus
E. B. Chueh
Dix Weel
Peoria
Polytechnic
Adolph Uhr
Massachuettts
School of Technology
Tool Ft Pouse
Cotnall
Wiiveralty
Mmma Phie
Deatonatte School
First Oysters Of Year Reach City Inbound Market
The city greets the season as the first oysters arrive, with fresh shipments expected from Houston via the ship channel. Restaurant owners expect a strong crop this year and anticipate the market will soon be crowded with bivalves, shucked locally and shipped inland to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Houston
Insurance for Brackenridge and Grant Schools Secured
The school board has insured the new Brackenridge Memorial school at Hackberry and Centar streets and the new Grant school at Lona and Chavez streets for five years, $4000 each, at 7 cents per $100 value. WF J Scudder & Co. acted as fire insurance agents after other agencies refused to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WF. J. Scudder & Co
New Brackenridge Memorial School
Hackberry
Centar
New Grant School
Lona and
Chavez Streets
Amusements at Grand Opera House and Lyric Weeklong Vaudeville
A busy program unfolds at Grand Opera House with Dandy Dixie Minstrels and Campbell brothers among top acts, plus touring shows from August 1906 to June 1907. Big Tent Theater reports two large crowds for Woman Against Woman starring Melha Palmer and Townsend Irwin, with praise for their performances. The Lyric offers a strong vaudeville lineup headlined by Chisley and company in The Third Generation, Collins and Hal, and Flora LaVere, plus Don Stewart and Allen family interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matshless Min. Stry
Colton Pickers
Pullman Palace
Allstar
Campbell Brothers
Williams and Stevens
Vomikc
Toney
Daredevil
John Prampiu
Benny Jones
Er S. Wetter
Melha Palmer
Townsend Irwin
San Antonio
Danna Lee
Womin
Tonich
Charley
Ant I
Richard Lester
Tole
Brazil
Allen
Don" Stewart
Lyric Airdoree
Lyric
Chisley
Migs Flora LaVere
Cohan Song and Moving Pictures Draw Audience Praise
Dow and Dag will continue to perform Virginta by George M. Cohan, a season hit, while new moving pictures including Under the Sea pursue favorable attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow, Daggett
Virginta
George M. Cohan
No Mother to Guide Her Plays Grand Tour Debut
A coming attraction features Migs Almz Hearn formerly of Klimt Hearn company entering the Grand for two nights with a new scenic production and electrical effects. New York managers Long & Packard back the tour, aiming to crown Miss Hearns potabile stage career. Lillian Mortimer’s comedy drama, previously seen on eastern circuits, is presented to appeal to southern patrons.
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Migs Almz Hearn
Klimt Hearn Company
Matifee G
New York
Messrs. Long & Packard
Miss Heari
Lillian Mortimer
Milas Hearn
Vinson's Contract Arrives Too Late to Save Forfeit
President Hobbie received Vinson's contract from Austin this morning. The document is dated August 1, but the timing does not avert the league forfeiture. Vinson played in more than five games before registration, triggering the forfeiture under league rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbie
Son
Austin
Vinson
Grape-Nuts Cereal Promises Quick Easy Nutrition
An advertisement extols Grape-Nuts as a crisp, dainty food made from wheat and barley with diastase developed by moisture and heat. It claims vital phosphate of potash aids brain and nerve centers, requires no cooking, and suits laborers, athletes, brain workers, epicures and invalids for breakfast or meals with cream and Postum.
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Risches Big Tent Theatre
Dandy
Dixie Minstrels
Wey
Alaia Hearhe
Ro Lal “We Mather
Electrig Park
City News
Harbor Island
George Worley
Little Mistes Worley
George Worley Jr
A. Seel
Herbor Island
Rockport
Worley
East Mististee Avenue
Laurel Heights
Rowell
George 3. Dowell
Dowell
Brown Back
Fort
Saci Houston
George LeRoy Frown
Peacock Military School
LeRoy Biya
Moore
J. H. Moore
West End
Detroit
Buffalo
Niagara
Washington
Virginia
Ball Gate
Millers
Aston Par
Syearold
Charles Pairholt
Becker Street
F. A. Ghapa
San Antinio
Texan
Bheprena
A. McDonald's
Bexar County
Essie Haynes
Jack Scott
Plores St
Gas and Electric Company
Garden Street
Gembler Street
Tuttle
Tultie
Lorene Cantu
P. Ding
Coahuula
Mexico
Texas
Cantu
Youthern
Guardamen
Ideal National Guard Company
Burieson
F. Lankford
M. J. Church
Rose Lee
Ruth Pranken
Selig Deutschman
Farmily
Guadalupe River
Mr. Deitschman
Sremen
Indianapolis Water Company
Ar. Harris
Henry Reder-Tayloe
Marguerite Smith
Port Lavaca
Avalid i
Veronica Kempt
Sapayoud Waoran
Ena Martinore
Paul
M S
Adenial. Hernandez
Thirty-Seventh District Court
George C. Saur
Owl Grocery Company
J. Ommenheimar & Co
Charles Stevens
J. H. Hernandez
Steves & Sons
Amin
Allanty
Hee
Ummm
Lee
Kansas City
Montgomery
Nashville
New
Cloudy
Brownwood
Dallas
Fork Worth Greenville
Clear
Huntsville Ag
Kerrville
Gur Lampasas
Longview Tn
Paaa
Allen Bibl
Foracassay
U. S
Weather Barreau
Casto
Beara
Chia
Board of Education
Brackenridge
Baltimore
Wellville
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