Notable Visitors At San Antonio Hotels List Wide Cast
A crowd of travelers and notables visits San Antonio hotels including J H Jordan of San Angelo J D Ellwood of Dallas W J Redrman of Fort Worth J R Narrow of Dallas and J C Finkle of Houston George BE Newland of Oklahoma City and Mrs W C Rigsby plus Mrs George C Hichlits stay at the Menger Bowie Gunter St Anthony Crockett and Savoy hotels. The mix includes J H Ballet Denison P B Elliot Waco Theo Cassirer Atlanta and others as well as local officials and the state game and fish commissioner Colonel Bill Sterrett at the Menger.
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Mira
W. J. Redrman
Fort Worth
St. Anthony
J. R. Narrow
Dallas
Ganter
Joseph Netzer
Laredo
State Sanitary
J. ¢. Finkle
Houston
Ierr
George BE. Newland
Oklahoma City
Bowie
W. C. Rigsby
George C. Hichlits
Seashore
Menger
F.ogross
Gerpys Gheisti
Crockett
H. A. Stewart
Memphis
Tenn
V. A. Brown
Rock Springs
Tex
Gunter
Charles Eskel
Morgan Lines
San Antonio
Southern Pacific
A. L. McLean
W. Bullock
Rogers
Savoy
Theo. Cassirer
Atlanta
J. H. Ballet
Denison
Bexar
P. B. Elliot
Waco
Bowle
H. W. Dean
Palacios
E. F. Billliard
Lacoste
Joe B. Williams
Kerrville
Park Gray
Orange
William Wilson
Philadelphia
J. F. Maltsberger
Cotulla
Ted Miller
New York
St. Louis
E. L. Dunlap
Victoria
Bill Sterrett
Game and Fish
Menger Hotel
N. G. Wetherer
Cuero
J. K. Wetherell
Ciero
Cc. L. Wetherell
Electric Car Advent Here 25 Years Ago In San Antonio
Tomorrow marks the 25th anniversary of the first electric car in San Antonio. On September 25, 1890, an electrically driven car left the Alamo Electric Street Railway barns at Martin and Navarro for the Fairgrounds. Superintendent T C Brown recalls the momentous trip as a city spectacle and a test that launched rapid urban transit growth to over 76 miles of track and more than 1,000 cars today.
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San Antonio
Alamo Electric Street Railway Company
Martin and
Navarro
Riverside Park
T. C. Brown
San Antonio Traction Company
Brown
Taylor
Callaghan
Alamo
International
Fairgrounds
The
Light
San Pedro
Hot Wells
West End
Alamo Street Rail Way Company
San Antonio Street Railway Company
E. E. Eysenbach
Traction Company
Funeral held for Mrs Minerva Alexander burn death shock
Mrs Minerva B P Alexander died from shock after being carried from a burning home at 416 Dallas Street. Her funeral is set for 4 pm at Mrs W P Dobban's Dallas Street home with interment in Confederate Cemetery. Captain Robert F Alexander, badly burned rescuing his wife, remains hope for recovery. The funeral will be well attended with Daughters of the Confederacy and Albert Sidney Johnston Camp Confederate Veterans listed among attendees.
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Minerva BP. Alexander
Dallas Street
W. P. Dobban
Confederate Cemetery
Robert F. Alexander
M. J. Bliem
Bliem
Alexander
Daughters of the Confederacy
Albert Sidney Johnston
The
Confederate Veterans
Toe-to-gulf walkers reach New Orleans after long trek
R Claire Cann and Hawthorne Ellis two Toledo men who started July 2 on a lakes to the gulf walk to win a wager arrived in New Orleans yesterday. They say the wager’s maker died en route leaving them with only foot-soreness and some experience. They presented a letter from Lekane mayor to Mayor Behrman.
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New Orlewans
R. Claire Cann
Hawthorne Ellis
Toledo
Wife murderer Jordan dies in electric chair at Charlestown
In Boston on September 24 Chester S Jordan executed at Charlestown state prison for the murder of his wife Jonorah in Summerville. He cut up the body and packed it in a trunk after the 1908 crime, which was discovered by a suspicious cabman leading to his execution.
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Boston
Chester S. Jordan
Summerville
Jonorah
Charlestown State Prison
Campaigner Held on Sedition and Murder Charges
Juan Pedro Didapo, a revolutionary agent from Washington, arrested here yesterday on a murder charge preferred by the Mexican consul and an old smuggling arms charge by U S authorities. He will be taken to San Antonio for trial.
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United States
Juan Pedro Didapo
Washington
San Antonio
Rebel Leader Marcelo Caraveo Wounded in Mexican Canyon
The report to General Trevino states Caraveo was wounded in last week’s fight in a canyon at La Rosita Pass south of Muzquiz Coahuila. Major Miguel Villareal said rebels routed his ambushed unit with 10 killed and one witness to the shooting. Three federal dead were brought to Monterey.
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Monterey
Mex
Marcelo Caraveo
la Rosita Pass
Muzquiz
Coahuila
Trevino
Miguel Villareal
Villareal
Caraveo
Mexico City
Pascual Orozco
Tamaulipas
San Rafael
No Attack at Pearson Amid Rebel Movement Near Juarez
Juarez September news reports no assault on Pearson the American lumber center. Federals numbering 150 defend the settlement where many Americans live as 600 rebels retreat into adjacent hills west of town. Antionlas, the rebel leader, has not issued a surrender demand. Pearson houses a wood works plant owned by a Canadian and American syndicate.
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Pearson
Juarez
Antoniolas
Troops to Sonora Move Aimed at Protecting U.S. Interests
Mexican Consul Cuesta reports 3000 federal troops will depart Mexico City Wednesday for Agua Prieta via El Paso in response to American Consul Dye's demand to safeguard U S interests in Sonora. Dye seeks guards at Nacozari WL Tigre and Collonia, with refugees in Douglas thinning to Utah and Arizona.
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Sonora
Douglas
Ariz
Cuesta
Mexico City
Agua Prieta
SE Paso
Dye
Nacozari
WL Tigre
Collonia
War Department
Utah
Arizona
Zapatistas Sack a Town Near Toluca
Zapistas commanded by Antonio Limor sacked Tlacotepec five miles from Toluca last night. On the arrival of the government force they retreated to the hills at midnight. Federals and rebels skirmished in the hills, exchanging shots for hours.
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Zapatistas
Toluca
Mex
Antonio Limor
Tlacotepec
Federal Troops Halt Rebel Advance Into Laguna District
Special dispatch from Jiminez reports Cheche Campos and Luis Fernandez, Orozco generals, moving separately toward the Laguna district near Torreon, having their advance checked by federal forces.
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Mexico City
Jiminez
Cheche Campos
Luis Fernandez
Orozco
Laguna
Torreon
Sage Tea Hair Darkening Remedy Promoted
An old time method for restoring hair color is revived as Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. The ad claims Sage and Sulphur restore youthful color, help dandruff and itchy scalp, and prevent falling hair. A fifty cent bottle is sold with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Roosevelt Begins Last Leg Of Trans-Continental Campaign
Colonel Roosevelt arrives in Oklahoma for a week long stay en route to the south and Midwest states. He will campaign in Oklahoma City and Tulsa before speaking at McAlester and Chattanooga and Knoxville in Tennessee. He predicts Hadley may join the Progressive effort and vows a vigorous southern push.
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Chandler
Okla
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Oklahoma City
Arkansas
New York
North Carolina
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Washington
Senate Committee
Middle West
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Pennnsylvania
New England
New York State
Hadley
Missouri
Joplin
Tulsa
McAlester
Dredging Plans for Corpus Christi Turning Basin
Captain Hinkle, government harbor supervisor, will visit Corpus Christi to stake out the channel to the new government turning basin and mark the basin location opposite the new municipal wharf under construction. He has been stationed at Port Aransas for the past year.
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Corpus Christi Tex
Hinkle
Port Aransas
Wortham Tours San Antonio Quiet Brief Visit
Railroad Commissioner John S. Wortham arrived in San Antonio for a short visit and lunched at noon with state executive committeeman Robert Coons, but he refused to discuss politics.
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John S. Wortham
San Antonio
Wortham
Robert Coons
Wave Bandanas for the Colonel in Oklahoma City
Col Roosevelt arrived in Oklahoma City to a cheering crowd with Oklahoma City women leading the welcome. The scene reflected strong public support as the leader met supporters in the capital.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Col. Roosevelt
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Remington—Smith
Remington
Remington Typewriter
Navarro Street
J. H. Jordan
San Angelo
Gustave Gundlach
Hedwig Gundlach
Otto Gundlach
Chicago
City
G. T. Brown
New Orleans
Hillyer de Company
utsch-Jarratt
SAP Denot
Cleburne
N.T. T. Co’s
Cleburne, Fort Worth
H. T. Bostick
Fort Worth, Texas
Minerva EB. Alexander
Jordan
Campa
House OF Honest Values
Stetson
Trimble
Christy, Crofut & Knapp
Chamois
Huckles
Mallory
Alamo Plaza
Frank Bros
Oouth
Solid South
Nielsen- Maurer Optical Company L. P, Nielsen, G. A. Maurer, Optician
Ave
Gibbs
San Antonio Ho
Corpus Beach
Corpus Christi
Texas
Corpus Beach Hotel
Corpus Beach” Hotel
George E. Korst
St. Anthony Hotel
Anex
Che Menger
Traveling Men’s
Alfred Sanner
Crockett Hotel
Crockett and
Nacogdoches
Wentee Ae
Magel & Wuest
Hotel Savoy
West
Houston ST
Robert A. Coquille
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