Numerous notices and ads flash through San Antonio page
A flood of items reports sales at Emersons and Joske Bros with cheap jerseys coats and overcoats. Social events include concerts at Jonas garden, Arbeiter Verein hall and San Pedro springs with music dancing and chile con carne booths. Local updates cover elections licenses court cases marriages and school enrollments plus weather and railway news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas’ Garden
Emerson’s
Fest Garden
Joske Bros
Alamo Street
Emerson's
Orsmirn & Co
Joske Brothers
Kimerson
S. S-1
Nenendorff
High Sevol
Kessler
J. H. Erkener
Lone Star Brewery
Alamo Gun Club
San Pedro Park
Frank Knelly
Texas Express Company
Gay
F. J. Beitel
International
Great Northern
Arbeiter Verein
Commerce Street
Volksfest Association
Arbeiter-Verein
Kampmann
Arbeiter Verein Hall
San Pedro Springs
William C. Berry
District Court
J. H. McLeary
Notable Visitors and Local Movements Mentioned in San Antonio
Colonel Wynn heads to Waco and other Northern Texas points while Dr. Rozione plans a Crockett county visit. Wool buyer Joseph Balch arrives at the Menger. The Atlantic system and Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio railway officials travel west toward El Paso. Numerous guests at the Maverick and Menger hotels include national and international figures, with a Waco Examiner note about the Arkansas Pass railway signaling change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Wynn
Waco
Corsicana
Texas
T. Rozione
Crockett County
Martin Muenchie
Joseph Balch
Boston
The
Menger
K. G. Thompson
Atlantic
Southern Pacific Railway
City
Jeanie Pessels
Ben Moke
Austin
el Paso
Maverick Hotel
Hi. M. Finch
J. H. Shelly
William Branaugh
W. EK
Fithian
J. Kincaid
St. Louis
F. W. Young
Stockton
C. B. Russell
San Antonio
Pfoflin
Dallas
W. Garland
Albuquerque
N. M
J.W. A. Wellington
Baltimore
P. Quatt
W. Walker
Luling
H. K. Harris
Samuel Andrew
Oldham
England
M. F. Mott
Lillian Mott
Galveston
William Eliot Smith
Alton
Ills
Fred A. Gardiner
George A. Gardiner
Eduardo Boston
Juan M. Baston
Chihuahua
Mexico
Charles T. Sneed
S. J. Cook
Chicago
Benjamin Moore
Editorial figure Joseph A Quinterro dies in New Orleans
Joseph A Quinterro longtime editor on the New Orleans Picayune passed away in New Orleans last Monday evening. He previously edited the Ranchero a Democratic paper in San Antonio, noted for influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Quinterro
New Orleans Picayune
Ranchero
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Property costs for several dwellings and stables listed
J. H. Wagner of the east side Avenue C Third ward to cost 1500. George W. Polk with a lumber dwelling on the west Acequia street Second ward to cost 2500. John F. Camp lumber stable on the south end Nolan street Third ward to cost 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Wagner
Avenue C
Third Ward
George W. Polk
Acequia Street
Second Ward
John F. Camp
Nolan Street
Strike at Aransas Pass railroad over breakfast shortage
Workers at the Aransas Pass railroad staged a brief morning strike due to insufficient food, refusing breakfast. The issue was resolved when contractor Franklin bought 35 pounds more beef to feed the men.
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Aransas Pass
Franklin
Divine services and notices from local churches and officials
The notice lists upcoming services at Mount Zion Baptist Second Baptist and Cathedral of St Marks with pastors and sermon times. It mentions a German teachers appointment by Superintendent Smith, a child returned to county authority, a district court session, several jail detentions, smallpox denial, and the upcoming Texas Figaro weekly launch with suspected backers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Zion Baptist Church
A. Rivers
Second Baptist Church
Eider Shelborn
Akron
Ohio
Jordan
Canaan
J. W. Carr
Kuehn
Smith
John Rich
Philip Kunkel
Seay Settlement
Claudon
San Pedro Avenue
District Court
Calain T. Rice
John P. Kelley
Allen
John P. Kelly
Nelson Millen
Solomon Jones
Hawy Richardson
Oscar Johnson
Womble
The
Express
Cadena Ranch
Callaghan
Disorderly conduct charge after cane attack and rock strike
Mrs Leddy testified before the Recorder that Anthony Carroll, a former boarder, attacked her with a loaded cane and a rock thrown into her home struck her shoulder requiring dressing at Santa Rosa hospital. A disorderly conduct charge was filed against Carroll. The telegram from Hermann Kampmann listed tomorrow’s pallbearers for a funeral, including Colonel J G C Lee, Judge T J Devine, Dr Smith US Army, Paul Wagner, Colonel G W Brackenridge, F Groos, J Beckmann Sr, Ed Steves Sr, Conrad Zuschlag, A B Frank, Charles Hummel Sr and J S French. The funeral will be conducted by the Masonic fraternity with Fire Company No 2, the fire department, Arbeiter-Verein, and other societies attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Steves
Hermann Kampmann
J. G. C. Lee
T. J. Devine
Dr. Smith
United States Army
Paul Wagner
G. W. Brackenridge
F. Groos
J. Beckmann
Conrad Zuschlag
A. B. Frank
Charles Hummel, Sr
J. 8
French
Masonic
Arbeiter-Verein
Wolfson's Bazaar Reopens With Rich Fabrics on Display
The Maiden all forlorn is found at Wolfson's newly enlarged bazaar a palace of art where delicate fabrics shine. Clerks and cash boys bustle as stock is re-arranged with cars delivering new goods and fall remnants reduced in price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Wolfgon’s Bazaar
Licus
Wolfson
Jom Kippur Notices and Local Advertisements
The page notes Jom Kippur timing and fasting customs, then lists local business notices. Bazaar closures, new groceries and preserves at Emanuel Abrahams, hardware and lumber by Beitel, various teats and teas offered, and teething and household products advertised. Also included are rental inquiries and cash grocery arrivals with multiple shop names and prices.
Post Office Receipts and Major Kampmann Mourned
Postmaster Newcomb reports daily cash receipts at the post office from 3000 to 4000 dollars, with 700 to 800 kept on hand and the rest shipped to the Chief Department. Through this quarter business totals 70000 dollars shipped out. San Antonio mourns the death of Major Kampmann in Colorado Springs, a self made and esteemed man. The Wells Fargo Texas Express tracing method relieves copying by routing inquiries through messengers and returning results to senders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomb
San Antonio
Major Kampmann
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Wells, Fargo and
Texas Express
Texas Future Prosperity Through Local Industry
The Bandera Bugle argues that Texas prospects lie in home manufactories canning firms refrigerated cars and other industries. With more factories and railways, the state will soon employ thousands in its long summers and short winters, reducing reliance on northern dollars.
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Texas
Fight on South Flores Ends With Knife Wounding
On South Flores near the ditch crossing two men fought over a woman. Henry Skillmann, a former float driver, slashed his rival twice in the side and back. The assailant fled in self defense after the clash. no arrests reported. The wounded man sustained non serious knife wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Flores Street
Henry Skillmann
Skillman
Nighttime Burglary Report at Kellogg Residence
Officer McSorley and Officer Curly Martin investigated a break in at Mrs Kellogg's home opposite Langdon's boarding house. Mrs Kellogg identified a colored man as the intruder, who escaped. Isaac Warran was later arrested and imprisoned in the county jail on the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSorley
Sunset Depot
Curly Martin
Isaac Warran
Ee Poe
Warran
Hedge Hog Found By Saloon Tracks Owner
A hedge hog found on city streets near the Old Soldiersaloon was identified as the property of Mrs. Reininger. The animal escaped during the night and may be wandering or has been struck. Mrs. Reininger holds Licur reporter responsible and vows to seek payment, though one dollar plus advertising remains offset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligur
Markets in New York and Liverpool Report Cotton and Grain Movements
Cotton spots firm in New York with sales of 1000 bales and varied futures. Liverpool notes dull but steady futures. Orleans and Chicago reports show Wheat higher, Corn firm, Pork and Lard prices steady to dull. Receipts and shipments listed for Wheat, Corn, and Hogs across multiple markets.
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New York
LiverPool
Midling
Orleans
Chicago
Masonic Lodge Notices Funeral of Major Kampmann
Alamo Lodge 44 calls a meeting tomorrow at 3 30 for the funeral of their deceased brother Major J H Kampmann. Anchor Lodge 424 and visiting brethren invited. By order W S Hampieton W B Secretary W A Bonynas
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Alamo Lodge
J. H. Kampmann
Anchor Lodge No. 424
Joan 'T
Hampieton
W. A, Bonynas
Pancoast & Son announce complete stock and summer bargains
The Lieur notes Pancoast and Son tout a full stock including men's and boys clothing. They offer summer goods such as straw hats, neckwear, underwear, navy flannel suits, and discounted shirts in job lots. Time to buy low prices in the custom department.
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Pancoast & Son
Art Gallery of C. H. Mueller in San Antonio
The Art Gallery of C. H. Mueller at 205 Commerce Street offers artist and draughtsmen materials both domestic and imported. Engravings chromes and paintings, picture frames mouldings and fresco and sign painting supplies are available in wide variety. Mr Mueller sources paints oils and related items direct from factories and sells decorative wallpaper and wax flower materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
C. H. Mueller
Commerce Street
Mueller
Certificate endorsing Hepatozone and economy ad
A dated 1883 certificate from John Ford at Dar and Dump Asylum in Austin praises Hepatozone as a safe liver remedy aiding digestion and bowel function. It includes a fake superintendent signature and blends with an economy ad for Dr Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup sold by local merchants, emphasizing low wages and household cost cuts.
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John Ford
Dar and Dump Asylum
Austin
Texas
J. J
W. H. Tobin
Joan Forp
Dr. Bosanko
H. L. Fowler
R. Cohn & Co
J. D. Devine
J. Clayin
Texas Toilet Trifle Promoted by Local Advertisers
A 19th century advertisement touts the Texas Toilet Trifle as a skin remedy erasing tan freckles blotches pimples and blemishes without harm. It claims endorsements from tested ladies and lists J A Selby & Co as manufacturers sold at fifty cents a bottle with distribution via Harry L Fowler at 14 Houston Street.
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Texas
J. A. Selby
Es. Erreaiem
Harry L. Fowler
Houston Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Light
Carter & Mullaly
Undertakers
Alamo Plaza
Bay
United States
T.H. Gray
Bergstrom & Gray
Blum Street
Menger Hotel
Otto Bergstrom
A. Zilian’s
Commerce
Alamo Streets
Hilton & Young
Soledad Street
Loan and Commission Brokers
the Great Western Insurance Co., of
Toronto
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Co
the Hibernia
New Orleans
the Lion
London
East Texas
Tyler
the Houston Insurance Co
L. Garza
L. Gabza
Great Northern Railway
Anton Adam
Andrew Ackermann
Emelie Boubhel
Austin Street
Sunset Hose Company
Fashion Theatre Company
B. Guillemette
Maison Blanche
Board of Equalization
Alderman Muench
Santa Clara
First Ward
William Graham
Mary Biekirch
Little Red
Waco Examiner
Texas Figaro
Ryder-Taylor
L. Wolfson
B. Kiolbassa & Co
Emanuel Abrahams
Vienna Restaurant
Charles Hummel & Son
J. F. Zang
East
Houston St
Cash
Daphne
Aransas Loan Office
Military Plaza
DE A
Rice & Fowler
J. Clavin
Negro
Vicinity
G. B. Frank
Alamo
Eheeee
Teenee
Bennington
Brown
Dwight Star
Sea
Lonsdale
Diamond Hill
Frank Salamo
Alamo Flaza
OYA Gee Ptt
Royal Arata
Sean Ete
Royal Baking -Owder Company
Wall Street
Spielhagen & Co
W. G. Ate Samuel
Notary Public
Fxus A, Reimann
Camargo Street
Avenue B
Fifth Street
Lexington Avenue
Oakland Street
K. Anderson
Postoffice
J. H. Marquart’s
Courthouse
Forences
W. 7Th St
Cincinnati
Emerson
Dwyer Avenue
Rastouston Street
Aransas Railroad Depot
Lachappelle’s Soap Works
V. Lorra
Bridge
Flores St
A. R
Sir Antonio
T. B. Johnson
Chas, Deady
M. D
Chir
Office
Romana Street
Floyd & Co
Commerce St
Geo, Caen
East Houston St
S. S
Morley
F. Kalteyer & Son
F. Kalteyer
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