Iles Tayseed Trophies Dedication Night
Members of the Slayseeed Social club and friends enjoyed a pleasant Friday at Sumners garden for the dedication of silver trophies won by the Way seed Wanterns in last year’s local tournament. The program opened with a bowling watch, followed by a luncheon with speeches by Abr. J rank Mckner president, Shields, and Willan Sebrewolski. The trophies included two handsome silver cups and a large silver pitcher.
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Elobh
Sumners Garden
Aalsu US
Rank Mckner
Affab
Didge
Shields
Willan Sebrewolski
County court docket closes. multiple pleas and judgments
The county court adjourned yesterday with criminal and probate matters. Prank Tower received one day in county jail for shell indictment. Orange Love fined 100 pounds for making threats to take life. Lucey liclines granted a motion for new trial. Caroline Blering, 64, judged insane in probate. Jennie Stout to be tried tomorrow.
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Criminn
Alenduy
Jounson
Shell
ST. Mein Ly
Orange Love
Lucey Liclines
Grantif Ie
Janige Jonas
Caroline Blering
Jennie Stout
Wsyling
Kendal Covery
Sufferers Benefit Concert Planned by Colored Citizens
Colored residents organize a benefit concert at We Second Baptist Church Center and Chestnut streets next Tuesday to aid the sufferers. The program features Miss Manche Wade, the Voxus Nightingales, Mrs Orry G Walker, Miss G Meeker and others with the Gibson Til Miradoviu Orchestra. Prof Jollant serves as musical director. Refreshments will be served by Mrs M A Brown and Blinchie Hoerlert.
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Colon
We Second Baptist Church
Center
Chestnut Streets
Manche Wade
Pauline Ke
Orry G. Walker
Aid Pyist
Cate
Pattinovns
San Antonio Waterworks Taxation and Revenue Study
The San Antonio Waterworks company faces city taxation on an assessed value of 74000. The city collects about 184000 in revenue and provides water for fire and public use at 24000 per year. With the city water plant, taxpayers would save about 10000 annually.
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San Antonio
Five Year Term for Assault to Murder in Cotter Case
Bernard Cotter’s wife Mrs. M C Cotter, 47, died Friday night at 083 Garden Street in a brutal assault four years after a prior attack. Curry, identified by the victim, was convicted January 6, 1897, and sentenced to five years in the penitentiary. The funeral was held at St Mary’s Catholic Church with burial in St Abaya cemetery.
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Cen Curry
Fils
M.C. Cotter
Garden Street
Sweeney
Bratin
Bernard Colter
Wn Ugsault
Ten Curry
Jow Ker
St Mary's Cadoliy Chivehid
St. Abaya Vemelery
Passenger files $10,000 damage suit against railway company
A passenger sues the International and Great Northern for $10,000 claiming assault and injuries on a San Antonio to Houston train. The petition alleges a fellow passenger, intoxicated, struck him during the ride, causing harm and suffering. Also notes a separate notice: Ryobekah Lodge No. 24 calls a special meeting at Odd Fellows' hall to aid flood victims.
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International
Great Northern
Porty-firth
Caiak Qassa
San Atronio
Hitio
Ryobekah Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Hymeneal Adex and IMedwig Warecaki Mystery
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled note from a 19th century issue. It mentions names Adex Pyka and IMedwig Warecaki, a garbled address in Detroit, and a bizarre line about a plot against a prince of Wales. The text is inconsistent and likely misread, with stray phrases about eye care and fashion.
Night school opens Monday at Alamo City College
Night school begins Monday at 7730 Alamo Insurance Building in Alamo City. The program is hosted by Alamo City Business College and located at the Alamo Insurance Building.
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Alamo City Business College
Alamo Insurance
City rail meeting ends with soda water debate and action
A neighborhood meeting on River Avenue discussed municipal control of the Alamo Lights Street Car Company. Officers were elected, and a resolution urged the mayor and council to intervene, while a soda water restriction amendment was adopted after opposition. The gathering concluded with a brief ride to the post office. A death report notes Sam Johnson, a 97 year old former San Antonio resident, will be buried today by the Odd Fellows.
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Alamo
Mamo Unatghis
River Avenue
Charney Oak
Bron. Seligson
Deutsclamm
Dewtschumiain
Pik Brice
Brine
Amid
Charter Oak
Deutselurpin
le Henke
Algo Helgnis
Alanio Liights
Don Bil
Denschimann
John Bull
Deutschman
Benelminn Brice
Maj. W
Brice
Soda Water Trust
Bourbon Parts
Mar. Benchwan
United States
Thomas Jefferson
John Hancock
Lenehan
Robins Herve
J Deutschmann
John Bw
Renehman Robins
Darkey
Sam Johnson
Ciiion
San Antonio
Pooy-Haure
Jie
South Curo
Ina
Shim
Local city works and closing sale mix in San Antonio notices
City clerk lists water and gas pipe repairs for numerous addresses on Crockatt, West Commerce, Navarro, Market, and other streets. Includes repairs for 516 Crockatt, 228 West Commerce, 708 Sherman, 245 Newtest, and more. Also advert covers a Monday closing sale at Vel More Millinery, 510 East Houston Street, with drastic discounts on hats, coats, skirts, jackets, and accessories.
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Ity
Vssual
Gram
Yepair
Christian
Blan Street
Ty Tepuy Wader
Oltinger
Mesquite
Tepair
Avenue D
Belave
Grand Avenue
Twelfth Street
Market Street
Oe Ween Nuvarra
Yturri
Pas
ale‘Boviner
Newtest Street
Frifa Wesp
Commerce Street
Southwestern ‘Telephone Company
Truvia
St. Mary's
Navarro Streets
City of
San Antonio
Cadwallader
S Lures
Collins
River Avenue
Weiss
James Street
Avenue 2
Woodhull
Leinartz
Bn Fille Street
Avatar
Reol Estato
Phillip
Dorothea Tierholzer
Charles Veegte
G. Rodriguez
Salado Creek
John
Twda
Bitter
van Nesskent
Ord Street
Gen. C. Angelt
Marcos
Hernandez
Tuan ‘Montez
Boundal
Itheast
New Gotta Road
Lighthouse Stands Against Galveston Storm Turbulence
Chief engineer Weed of the Gulf railway arrives in town for Mrs. Samuelath’s funeral. A Galveston storm recount notes Point Bolivar lighthouse swung like a pendulum at high speed. A Too-Foos party sheltered in the tower as floodwater rose, climbing stairs to wait out the surge until waters fell.
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Point Bolivar
John Bk. Weed
Gilf
Bouumont Oy
Kansas City
Yailrord
Vary
Samuath
Husne
Wert
Galveston
My. Thal
Gulf, Rearenent and Keansas City Railroad
San Antonio
Heinz Store Sale At 504 East Houston Street
Houston the createpecial store sale at EE. Th. Tofheinz for its entire week plan Asuna to be one of the greatest events to merchandising of the seasor. Housekeepers should not fail to take jullvantage of this remarkable cut price. Several car loads of winter stock are expected soon and raven must be made. The $1. Clair Cook Steve cHimok Wye excelled either In baking workmanship or beauty. each one fully warranted wid a money we funded if not entirely satisfactory.
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EE. Th
Tofheinz
Asuna
Seasor
Clair Cook
Steve cHimok Wye
TOP Heinz
East
Houston Street
Avenue’ C
Social Club opens deadly season at Missi Garden
The Deadly Season began with a lively social night at Mission Garden last evening. A large crowd enjoyed dancing, music, and a toast to the new season, with committees led by Otto Levin Morris and Harry Koetts arranging the event. The affair featured early dancing and continued past midnight, praised for its brilliant success. Also noted is Professor Kuhn as candidate for county assessor with strong local support on election day. Albert's Saloon remains on sale.
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Missi Gardena
Mission Garden
Nheo
Attyr
Tang
Nanovics
Alex Kalinasca
Kuhn
Nonpartisan voters name polling places and officers
The executive committee of the People's Non-partisan organization issues the list of polling sites and presiding officers for the September 28 primary. Precincts 1 through 52 are assigned venues and jurors, with election hours set and disclosure of ballots governed by official rules. The document includes a long roster of polling locations and presiding officers, plus the chairman's signature.
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People's Noi
Paris- San
Swere
Paaple
Nont-Fantismu
Treeiuet
Pollire
Comer South
Milhenry Placiay
Couries Shiner
Fest Garden
Appenlite
Prychct
Benevolencial
G. Pet
Precincet
Oppermang's
Emil i Oopermane
Vrectiw
Frank Lt. Beshick
Mivu Avenue
L. G. Dewnan
Aug. Woellshuam
Th. B. Minor
Th. B. Minor. Precinct S—Hogan's Store; Professor Weasley Peacock
Precad
W. Marnack
Saneéinet
Con
Springs
Rudolf Ale
Precinet
Ackernain
Lois Ackerirede
John Ackerberg
St. Nledwig
Claales Demmer
Black Springe
W. Tight
Urte
J. Ayirie
Ehluendorf
Antonio Varin
Garza
Julian Gallarde
Oak Teland
Ins. Midkler
Medina Station
Rugenton Rutz
Centre Point
Mike Fhuinan
Edwards
Reiman
Linstey
Randle
Watt Raub
Gus Schurelizer
Positds
Witliacn Priest
Alamo Heighis
Robert O'Grady
Gorth
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Dalkowitz Bros
Commerce
North Blores Street
Gaties
Mon- Shay
Qaties
Alaska
Aspeemciia
Monaday
Gace
Wei
Pest
the Gur
Wren
Howe
Roys
Uoys
Crow
Isani
Begetewilely CO
Deata
MR. Cotter
Adex Pyka
Imedwig Warecaki
Thinkroz
Latael C. Guillen
Carmen Ia
Cosseblm Motive
Detroit Sour
Prince of v
Ales Bs Neon
Wales
Caer
Ald East Llouston Street
Jess Uw
Childver
VEL More Milainpry Company
Mouster Street
Houston
Albert's Saloon
Sour Lake Ginger Champagne
Frank Bros
Marion
Harlan Coffee Pol
Waener & Ghabot
Chicago Times-Herald
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