Wars and incidents ripple across Europe and Americas
Germany demands reparation after an embassy incident with Spain promising prosecution. In Barcellona police end mob parades praising Germany. In Galveston a ranch owner dies after a stabbing and theft. a worker dies from injuries at a mill. Riel case upheld death sentence in Winnipeg. U.S. moves to protect life in Wyoming labor unrest. Mulligan widow appointed pension agent in Chicago. Other brief items note Cuban prisoner trial, a Hasan elopement fight, and cholera reports in several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maprip
Germany
Spain
Galviston
Rosenberg Junction
Charles Bailey
Wallis
John Burns
Bailey
England
Thomas Hulme
Galveston
Curiaco
Winnipeg
Full Court of
Manitoba
Wallbridge
Taylor and Killam
Riel
Northwest Territory Court
Northwest Territory
Washington
Schofield
Howard
Department of the Platte
Wyoming
Peaice
Washing Ton
Avanta
Ida Maxwell
John R. Shelton
Shelton
Young Maxwell
London
Hendricks
Aoters
Indianapolis
Parnell
Tovnton
CubcaGo
The Pacific Slope Impressions From a San Antonian
A San Antonio resident recounts a three month tour through Colorado New Mexico Utah Nevada and California. He notes rich See See mine ore in Nevada Valued at 5000 per ton and recalls Salt Lake City tabernacle and Mormon tithe practices. He describes Utah Valley farming alfalfa yields four crops yearly labor costs and mineshafts in Virginia City and the Sutro tunnel. Grapes in California fetch eight dollars per ton while in market towns they are cheap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Beitel
Colorado
New Mexico
Utah
Nevada
California
Denver
Santa Fe
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Virginia City
Gold Hill
Utah Valley
Valley of the Jordan
Salt Lake City
Great Tabernacle
United States
Grand Jury
Salt Lake
A Big Swindle At Commerce Street Church Event
About 30 to 40 people gathered near the vacant store next to Pancoast's on Commerce street bearing green tickets claiming admission to a church festival next to Pancoast's. A 50 cent fee was charged and no information could be given by Pancoast's or the Liant about the fraud originators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pancoast’s
Commerce Street
Protostes
Messrs
Destructive Cyclone Hits Washington Court House Ohio
A violent cyclone struck Washington Court House Ohio, killing several and injuring many. The town’s 4000 residents faced widespread destruction with 40 to 50 business blocks leveled and all gas service cut. Sheriff Rankin ordered militia to restore order as relief efforts began and Gov. Hoadley pledged aid pricing relief from Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Springfield
Ohio
Washington Court House
Here
Court Street
Ohio Southern
Panhandle
Narrow Gauge
Midland Railroad
Rankin
Hoadley
Columbus
Washington
Music Hall
Salvation Army
W. Thorp
Mrs. Thorp
Hunters describe a jack rabbit shot headless during chase
Yesterday Jack Labatt and BE. A. Leonard went out hunting and saw a jack rabbit. Leonard fired from the buggy as the rabbit leaped in circles around fifty feet wide, then darted under the buggy and died where shot, the top of its head blown off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Labatt
BE. A. Leonard
Leonard
Property Transfers In San Antonio Listings Purchase Prices
William Harmann sells lots 7 and 8 of the lower subdivision to C J Byrne for 308. John T Hambleton transfers lots 18 and 19 in block 2 of original city lot 162 near San Pedro creek for 200. E Torres de Franco sells east South Flores street corner property to Andreas and Paulina Muerguerza for 525. J B Ammons sells lots 7 and 8 on Cassiano street lower subdivision to William Harmann for 800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harmann
C. J. Byrne
John T. Hambleton
William Hiley
San Pedro Creek
E. Torres de Franco
Andreas
Paulina Muerguerza
Cassiano Street
Slow Quarry Delivery Halts City Construction
Contractors report rock shortages as quarrymen drift to cotton picking for higher wages. Rock wagons now carry about two loads daily. Ongoing building projects in the city include foundations for a second ward school and a new hospital, both set on yellow clay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ward
Third Ward
Local court notes list multiple cases in progress
Ellick Porter charged with careless driving continued. Mr Dawn drunk fined five dollars. Julia Ripka throwing stones continued. Lou Hunter disorderly continued. Mike Hines drunk fined five dollars. Thomas M Berry drunk continued. Cigarette smokers prefer Opera Puffs because they do not stick to the lips if
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellick Porter
Dawn
Julia Ripka
Lou Hunter
Mike Hines
Thomas M. Berry
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Cent’s
Our Lady
Joske Brothers
Fire
Marines
Tornado Insurance
Northern Assurance Company
Commercial Union Assurance Company
Imperial Fire Insurance Company
Lancashire Insurance Company
Phoenix Assurance Company
Insurance Company of North America
Philadelphia
Phoenix Insurance Company
Hartford
Connphontix Insurance Company
Brooklyn
N. Y
American Central Insurance Company
St. Louis
Rische’s Cigar Store
Poul Ee
Flores Street
San Antonio
Texas
Souwaret OE
James P. Hickman, JR
J.H. Marquart
Newport
Soledadstop
FW. McAllister & Bro
Alamo ST
Cor
Villita
San Antonio, Texas
Austin
Rosendale
Thormas Goggan & Bro
F. Simmang
A. Hampel
Echoiz
Commerce
Losoya
Telegraphic News
Italy
Chicago
Carolines
Velasco
Yap
Barcelona
THE
Pacific Slope
Virginia Donaldson
Sanedro Springs
Jolly Girl Lancers
Harriet Stroymeyer
William Holt
Emma Wolfram
Leslie Lelande
Sophie Santleben
Owen Truax
Josepeing Selfel
Wm. Nixon
Bettie Connoly
Katie Holt
Master Hasenburg
Minnie Wagner
Walter Connolly
Thomas Garvin
Annie Nixon
Wm. Hoefgen
Fannie Burnette
A. Lockwood
Emma Hoefling
F. Schaezler
Antonio Briam
John Lawrence
Minnie Zachries
Jessie Darnall
Lillie Zachries
L. Lelande
Tomas Garvin
William Hoefgen
William Nixon
District Court
Gutta Percha Paint Company
Huth & Vollbrecht Et Als
San Antonio National Bank
Jacob Somers
Ed. Lindahl
Yancey & Foster
Alamo Ice Company
L. White
San Antonio Ice Company
D. M. Krause
E. C. Long
P. Warner
P. W. Thommie
Tobin Canning Company
Nishment
H. Faust
A. M. Sheldon Et al
W. A. Waugh
Starr County
Henry ‘I
Opera
REGL
IRED
J. A. Selby
Gas
Uts
Harry L. Fowler
Houston St
Fashion Theatre
Ben Asner
Mike Oorpennermer
Ommerce
Wood and Kampmann’s Bank
Haber
Leon & H. Blum
Asher & Oppenheimer
Recorder’s Court
East Commerce Street
L. Wolfson
West
Prince Albert
Main Plaza
Acequia Street
San Antonio Texas
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