Local notices and events in San Antonio crowd the day
Dengue fever rises to over one hundred cases as physicians stay busy. Constables report a mail wagon collision on Commerce street and Justice Max Neuendorff faces potential suspension as grand jury cites malfeasance. Volksfest prep includes rifle team selection and millinery openings.
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Olemith Arms Co
Young & Arnold
Elk Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
District Court
San Antonio
Tapis
George Schroeder
J. HH. Kampmarap
Green
Sheldon
Francisco Sanchez
Wurzbach
Freie Presse
W. H. Huston
Max Neuendorff
Michael Walpert
Liaur
Belknap Rifles
McIntyre & Heath
Stephen Polacker
James Henry
H. Perroni
San Luis
San Saba
W. H. Simms
Max Neuendorfff
Noonan
Commerce Street
John Chadwell
Market touches across London Liverpool Chicago notes and prices
The records show London Liverpool and Chicago markets with spot prices steady to firm for grains and fibers. Wheat and corn trade active with varying futures and cash bids as receipts and shipments are reported across major exchanges.
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Chicago
Recorder Court Dismissals and Fines Over Local Violations
Adam Franz leaves team and is dismissed. Gus Shilander fined five dollars for hack ordinance. R Sanchez Jr. same offense continued. Chas Dever fined five dollars for careless driving. William Lippe dismissed after license renewal for selling beer without license. Minerva Johnson insults Susan Dumbrey in church over a quarter dispute. both previously fined as vagrants. Jennie Porter and Mrs McFarland quarrel over yard drying clothes. Porter fined ten dollars and discharged. Maria Lewis, Julia Stone quarrel with fight report noted. Julia fined ten dollars and discharged. Antonio S Barrera lumber dwelling costs. Manuel Bolino lumber office and stable costs.
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Adam Franz
Gus. Shilander
R. Sanchez, Jr
Chas. Dever
William Lippe
Minerva Johnson
Susan Dumbrey
Min
Recorder’s Court
Dickey
McFarland
Jennie Porter
Jennie
Neighborly Dispute Referred for Peace Band Request
Julia Stone, a colored woman, asked Max Neuendorff to place neighbor Maria Louis under a peace band after claiming Louis terrorized her and her husband stayed home to protect her. Julia showed bruised eyes and gave an affidavit to Justice Anton Adam for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Stone
Max Neuendorff
Maria Louis
Julia
Virago
Anton Adam
Turner Anniversary Social Set by San Antonio Verein
The Turn Verein of San Antonio plans a grand banquet and ball on October 10 marking the society's 20th anniversary. Invitations will be sent to neighboring vereins. Arrangements committee includes Simon Schorr R Becker Emil Kuehn August Briam and William McAllister.
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Turn Verein
San Antonio
Messrs
Simon Schorr
R. Becker
Emil Kuehn
August Briam
William McAllister
Feast of Tabernacles Held at Temple Beth El
The Feast of Tabernacles was celebrated today at Temple Beth El with services at 10 o’clock led by Rev. Dr. I. Lewinthal. The holiday service featured agreeable choral music with Professor Barbour, Sarah Lande, Bertha Frank, Marie Lacoste, Lillie Mayer, Goldstein, Halberl, and Charton among the choir.
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Tabernacles
Temple Beth el
I. Lewinthal
Professor Barbour
Sarah Lande
Bertha Frank
Marie Lacoste
Lillie Mayer
Mr. Goldstein
Messrs
Halberl and
Charton
Two Women Involved in Saloon Corridor Scrimmage Near Depot
Yesterday about 10 o clock two colored women employed at the International and Great Northern depot stock pens fought near the Silver Star saloon by the depot. The quarrel, sparked by taunts about a woman, ended as police arrived and the combatants fled, one dropping a razor which the officers recovered.
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Silver Star
International
Great Northern
San Pedro club mocks independe nt papers and press self interest
At a San Pedro Political club meeting Mr Walter Scott claimed no independent papers exist in town. He cited the Licar as once independent but now refusing to publish to avoid losing money. He noted Scott lampooned Colonel Belknap after column space was given and warned against men abusing newspapers in public meetings.
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Walter Scott
San Pedro
Licar
Scott
Belknap
Open Council
Minerva Johnson and Sue Dumbrey In Church Fray
In a Macedonia Baptist church service a colored woman Minerva Johnson assaulted Susan Dumbrey over a debt dispute. Minerva threatened and choked Susan while others offered rewards to fight. The altercation ended with settlement by the Recorder this morning.
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Macedonia Baptist Church
Minerva Johnson
Susan Dumbrey
Minerval
Sue
Minnie
Recorder
Storage of Hay Within San Antonio Fire Limits
City ordinance regulates hay storage within fire limits requiring secure covered buildings and limits to eight thousand pounds. Exemptions apply to stone or brick structures with tin roofs for loose hay fodder oats or straw. Passed September 16 1885 signed by Mayor Bryan Callaghan and City Clerk E P Claudon.
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City of
San Antonio
Nominates Ticket as Platform Advances in Albany Convention
Saratoga September 23 The Republican convention heard delegations as resolutions favored civil service reform and tariff protection. Davenport nominated for Governor with Carr for Lieutenant Governor amid cheers. Other statewide offices named by acclamation. The platform condemns free trade and defends equal rights and civil service enforcement.
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Saratoga
Committee On Resolutions
Senate
8. V. Leech
Carr
Anson F. Wood
James W. Wadsworth
Charles Ulrich
New York
Edward B. Thomas
Chenango
William P. van Ransaeler
Republican Party of
Congress
Abor
Grant
Democratic Party
Nationable
Higgins
Thomas
Chase
Pillsbury
Aquilla Jones
Canal
Herat
Berlin
Prince Bismarck
Spain
Madrid
Mexico
Enrique Chavarri
Monitor
Republikano
Adolfo Martinez
Correo de Sud
General Schofield visits Fort Russell inspection report
General Schofield returned to Rock Springs by special train and inspected new Fort Russell buildings under Major Lord. He found the town quiet with mine workers increasing. troops stay until discharge miners depart.
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General Schofield
Rock Springs
Fort Russell
Major Lord
Schofield
Emerson’s Sale of Fine Law Books and Diamonds
A notice advertises a sale of fine law books including Texas reports at Emerson's, with diamonds offered in solitaires and clusters at bargains from $5. It also promotes Theraley’s T-X for malaria symptoms, sold by F. Kalteyer & Son.
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Emerson’s
Emerson
Trorley
F. Kalteyer & Son
Morley
F. Kalteyer & N
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the Daily Light
Carter & Mullaly
Undertakers
Alamo Plaza
Texas
United States
T. H. Gray
Bergstrom & Gray
Blum Street
Menger Hotel
Union
Otto Bergstrom
A. Zilian’s
Commerce and
Alamo Streets
Bonocra
Hilton & Young
Soledad Street
Loan and Commission Brokers
the Great Western Insurance Co., of
Toronto
Springfeld Fire and Marine Insurance Co
the Hibernia
New Orleans
the Lion
London
East Texas
Tyler
the Houston Insurance Co
Boledad
L. Garza
Gaeck
Ted
Bioel Iinet
Kent
Kl, Garza
Progident
West Commercce and
Casino
Warters
Badger
San Antonio Rifles
Bed Rock
Little Red
Theimarkets
Floyd & Co
Liverpool
Orleans
Lipstee
Recorder's Court
Antonio S. Barrera
Nueva Street
First Ward
Manuel Bolino
Matamoros Street
Bryan Callaghan
E. P. Claudon
Telegraphic News
The
Sde
Brown
Louis Spahn
Royal Pswst
Esaduraty
Royal Baking Powder Company
Wall Street
Turner Opera House
Ernest Rische
McIntyre and Heath
Minstrels
Rische’s
L. V. Weathers
L. Vv. Weathers
M. D
Commerce St
Vicinity
G. B. Frank
Alamo
Bennington
Dwight Star
Sea Island
FRANK
Alamostore
West Commerce and Casino Streets
E. S. Watters
West
Frank J. Beitel
International and Great Northern
Avenue C
Avenue B
Schhool
Coquia Street
W.M. Locke
Peaid
Old Lion Works
John Homgreen
Aken
Squire
Chris Iller
Government Hill
RS. Mary A. R. Gregory's
Stnient
Spielhagen & Co
East Pay
East Houston Street
W G. M. Samuel
Notary Public
A. Reimann
Camargo Street
Spielhaven & Co
East Oub
Ton Street
Aransas Railroad
Lachappelle’s
Cap Works
South Flores Street
AN Antonio
North Flores St
A. BR. Hoevay
T. B. Johnson
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