Internal quarrel rocks San Antonio Scientific Society
The Scientific Society of San Antonio faces political turmoil as board resignations shake leadership. Captain Edgar Schramm and Professor Est. Lukin resign after a contested move, with secretary Heusinger resisting. Directors seek resignations only from offices, not members, amid months of feud and a tense upcoming meeting.
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Scientific Society of
San Antonio
Edgar Schramm
Lukin
Heusinger
Solon Stewart
B. G. Cervantes
Get. J. Ls. Bulls
Whilp Ates Lukin
the. Malone
TL. Britighuret
Col. George Brown
TB. Mackensen
E. Blain
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Prev. Lussitt
Thsr
Aullioy
Schramm
Suurgiary
Heuninger
Nealfatus
Housingo
Menting
Hensingel
Italian colony to mark Columbus anniversary in San Antonio
The Italo-American Young Men's club in San Antonio elected officers at a meeting last night and planned a grand Columbus Day observance. Joe Obriatt was chosen president, with Charles Troflo vice president, Frank Chiado secretary, and Charles Forestell a treasurer. The celebration was set for October 18, replacing the original date of October 12, with elaborate supper and ballet as central events.
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America
Christopher Columbus
San Antonio
Jrout
Yong Men's Club
Severa
John Giorda
Leona
Monterey Street
Joe Obriatt
Jdnth
Adso
Willy
Local court session set for Monday Labor Day
Reported in a terse notice the corporation court will reconvene Monday to select a new judge as part of a routine Labor Day observance. The brief item notes scheduling and procedural steps, with no further details provided.
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Labor Day
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No Newspaper Monday Observance By Li and San Antonio Light
The Li declares no paper on September 7 to honor Jebor day and allow workers a respite from toil. The San Antonio Daily Light supports a holiday that is not only pleasure but also profit to the labor cause.
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Jebor
San Antonio Daly Light
Death takes Texas judge
Dallas reports Judge George N. Aldredge died at his home at 4 this morning after arriving from Colorado Springs yesterday for health. He was a county and district judge and linked with progressive movements, born in Georgia 63 years ago.
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Dallas
George N. Aldredge
Colorado Springs
Yaxas
Georgia
Elevator Victim to be Buried Sunday
Funeral for George Tobin a 1 year old boy killed in an elevator accident at the Kampmann building will be held Sunday at 7 PM from his home at 10 Ulica alley. Interment in City Cemetery No. 2. The accident happened while he watched a hay load drop into the shaft as the cage rose and the door closed.
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George Bri
Negro Hay
Kampmann
inWelock
Ulica Alley
Loy Si Smalbhuck
CG. Tobin
Tiny
George Tobin
A. Moward
Kampwant Building
Cowy Ib
Anniversary of McKinley Shooting in San Antonio
Seven years after President William McKinley was shot at the Buffalo exposition, San Antonio recalled the 1901 tragedy with memories of his Alamo Plaza visit. crowds gathered, the president received an Alamo palathin, and citizens mourned after news of his death two weeks later.
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San Antonio
Tremden
William McKinley
Buffalo Exposition
Crolgasz
M's
McKinley
Marsh Ficks
Amekkintay
Hicks
Alamo Plaza
Plana
Alamo
Peple
Dle
Wen
Orta
Governors and Simpson to Attend Opening Day of International Exposition
Democratic Governor Thomas Mitchell Campbell and Dallas Republican candidate Joan N. Styson are tipped as major draws for the expo opening on Saturday September 26. Invitations reportedly extended and discussions ongoing with Fair Association leaders to secure Simpson's attendance amid Republican efforts to rally support. Local Republicans view Simpson's presence as boosting the party ticket while long-time cattle industry figure Simpson is praised for his prominent Texas activities and influence in the region. Col. Cecil Lyon reportedly discussed with Simpson about reinforcing the GOP ticket during the expo opening in San Antonio or nearby areas.
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Thomas Mitchell Campbell
Texas
Joan N. Styson
Dallas
Campbel
Vance
Siupish
Trani Dallassa
Fair Association
Vinee
Sintyson
The
Simpson
Howeyer
San Agtenio
Cate
Kane Lands Job At SSnet House In County Repairs
The district clerk’s office awarded a repair contract to Henry Kane for remodelling the theater and filing shelves at Atuies Cay with a bid of 920. The county also awarded printing of tax receipts to G F Sigmund Printing Co for 1350.52 and publishing delinquent lists to The San Antonio Light Publishing Co. A district 26 petition to sell land in the Eomerget quad was granted, while a damages petition against George Schuebe was rejected. A road engineer position was proposed to be created due to winter weather conditions.
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Atuies Cay
Inis
Henry Kane
G. F. Sigmund Printing Company
San Antonio Light Publishing Company
Py Sion
Eomerget Quad
George Schuebe Isking
Dam Dong Te Wigon
Gonatles
Nevill
Cael
Case Against J T Wood Dismissed Over Lighting Charge
The case accusing J T Wood of operating an automobile without lights and speeding was dismissed by Judge Buckley Unis. The defense and witnesses testified he was not using the vehicle at the affidavit hour, according to the officer’s statement.
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J.T. Wood
Thatn
Alice
Iim
Buckley Unis
Local Weather Report With Historical Temperature Record
Weather summary notes Logan forenant for Sas tonto and vic i Tonjeht and Sunday with a 70 degree minimum and 34 degree maximum. The dated record compares temperatures in lay with age from 1907, mentioning Meestrreteee TR BW and a country note about sourid oF pal.
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Rail Road Fate of San Antonio in the Rio Grande Future
A historic plea urging San Antonio to back a railroad to the Rio Grande. The piece argues that Houston’s potential roadway to Brownsville and a direct line to Catala threatens local growth, trade, and regional supremacy. It warns of missed chances, urging immediate action to prevent rivals from exploiting the territory and delaying the city’s future progress.
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Rio Grande
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Busiess
Houston
Cotte
Here
Laredo
San Armonio
Sanstonia
Brownsville
Uecavitsville
Country Line
Aclong
Sauetndau
Rio
Von
Phis
Bast
Antonia
Tefl
Hettle
Sawstatonia
Cvisiey
New Proposition by Promoter Hogue
Promoter Hogue and the San Antonio railroad rivals clashed over terms for a San Antonio to Pleasanton line. A morning meeting failed to finalize bonds and bank securities with San Antonio banks, prompting Hogue to plan a revised proposal to be presented that afternoon offering a conditional right of way and a more limited option to build.
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W. F.ogue
Tales
John G. Griner
Hoge
San Antonio
Pluagadtonh
Hogue II
J. W. Gook
Iyola
H. A. Aubrey
Railroad
Duval Weat
Abernathy
George A. Martin
Sheri Richards
Atascosa County
Hogue
Sechary Carrington
Alhough
Swithout
Railroad Committee
Sim Antonio
National
Banc Antonn
Ina Daltak Bank
Vatiroad
Antonio
National Bank
Heari
Antonio Wank
Union General
Dor National Bank
San Avytonlins
Cif
San Antonio Univ
Vingue
Bia
Dallas
San Antonte
San Antonio Trade Road Drive Faces City Apathy
At a San Antonio Business Men’s Club meeting last night the push for a southward railroad to Pleasanton faced heavy indifference from financiers and merchants. Speakers urged immediate fundraising and decisive action within 30 days to deter rivals and preserve regional trade, warning that the city’s trade would bleed to competitors if the project stalled.
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San Antonio
George M. Marlin
Pleasantes
Business Men’s Club of
Mr. Cook
Fred W. Cook
Business Men's Club
Acton
Buay
George Mr. Martin
Abernathy
T. K. Richardson
Abscoxa County
Pleasanton
T San Antonians
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