Lights and notices from the city stalls and streets
A bustling roundup of local items includes gun hire ads at Olsmith Arms, clothing sales at Emerson's, a private Third ward dance, marriage license for James Frost and Louisa Jannett, repairs ordered for Spring street bridge, and various notices from post office positions to social events and legal cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olsmith Arms Co
Young & Arnold
Emerson’s
James Frost
Louisa Jannett
Walter Scott
Spring Street
Dodson
Sidney James
Newcomb
Notable Visitors and Residents at the Southern and City Hotels
A long list of prominent individuals and visitors are noted in the city, including Mrs. W. A. Bonynge returning home, W. R. Wright of Beeville, H. R. Laird of Gonzales, and Colonel Buck Hamilton of Bandera. Others from Seguin, Brackett, San Diego, Houston, and beyond are registered or stopping at the Southern, Menger, or travelling to Austin and New York as winter plans unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bonynge
W.R. Wright
Beeville
H. R. Laird
Gonzales
John Cresson
Centre Point
Buck Hamilton
Bandera County
Thomas Johnson
Seguin
S. M. Lugger
James I. Leps
R. K. Mosel
Major Eckles
Leon Springs
Lott
Aransas Pass
International
New York State
San Antonio
Licutz
C.S. Nevill
Presidio County
Southern Pacific
Southern
Austin
F. G. Morris
H. S. Haste
Charles Langhatz
John E. Young
Texas
C. Fanning
Palestine
B. Huestfield
Cincinnati
Co. A. Towner
Memphis
Herman Kuehm
Galveston
G. W. Yerby
James J. Armstrong
New York
K. M. Thompson
Boston
L.T. Botts
Houston
Henry B. Storkneer
Maverick
S. R. Fisher
S. K. Davis
John F. Weare
Chicago
T. M. Harwood
C. H. Eppelsheiner
New Orleans
I’. L. Johnston
Joseph Eck
Springfield
G. B. Ellis
Saltillo
Mexico
John Molesworth
Local Drivers Fined Under City Ordinances
Hugh Wallis fined five dollars for immoderate driving under back ordinance. Alex Fenner also fined five dollars for the same charge. Charles Mitchell fined nine dollars for insulting language toward Francis Jackson. Catarina Adalos fined five dollars for drunken behavior. Francisco Arredondo fined five dollars for careless driving in a renewal of penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Wallis
Alex Fenner
Charles Mitchell
Francis Jackson
Catarina Adalos
Francisco Arredondo
Domestic quarrel on South Concho street sparks neighbor attention
A morning dispute between a man and his wife escalated as they armed themselves with chairs. Neighbors investigated but no arrests were made. The report also lists multiple deaths and several property costs in various wards and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Concho Street
Card of Thanks from the Roos family for fire department aid
Mr. and Mrs. C. Roos of 1005 Avenue C express heartfelt thanks for last night’s fire department services and to the Howard and Hackett families. C. Roos of 501 Austin street. Miss Lucinda Hall, sister of Mr. Frank A. Hall, died at her brother’s Government hall residence after a lingering illness. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 4 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Roos
Simon Schorr
C. Roos
Avenue C
Howard
Hackett
Austin Street
Lucinda Hall
Frank A. Hall
Eighth Cavalry Band
Government Hall
Boy George Ive Missing Since September
A boy named George Henry Ive of Presa Street opposite Broom Street has been missing since September 22 at 10 AM. He was last seen wearing a brown check shirt and knicker Docker trousers and was barefoot. police are seeking any information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Henry Ive
Presa Street
Broom Street
Pleasant dance on Dolorosa street hosted by Mr W A Staples
A very pleasant dance was given last night on Dolorosa street in a vacant warehouse by Mr. W. A. Staples visiting from San Marcos. Attendees included Miss Porter, Miss Varga, Miss Hernandez, Miss Mudd, Miss J. Walton, Miss Bruni, Miss Weling, Messrs. Ben Varga, Ed Froboese Jr, J. Almsted, Owen and Joe Truax, Ernest Castro, Ben Goldschmidt, Arthur Dunn, J. B. Crothers, H. Wagner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolorosa Street
W. A. Staples
San Marcos
Porter
Misses Varga
Hernandez
Misses Mudd
J. Walton
Bruni
Misses Weling
Messrs
Ben Varga
Ed Froboese, Jr
J. Almsted
Owen
Joe Truax
Ernest Castro
Ben Goldschmidt
Arthur Dunn
J. B. Crothers
H. Wagner
Fight on Alamo plaza ends with arrests on street
A midday melee on the west side of Alamo plaza before Meyer's saloon pits butcher Schelper against ice man Eddie Ashley. After blows, Ashley retaliates and both are led away by officers, with Officer Zenk accidentally falling in the mud. Also noted are routine notices about Barrett's circus, a fire watch, clerk appointments, and Brown's Iron Bitters advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo Plaza
Meyer
Schelper
Eddie Ashley
Ashley
Zenk
Turner Hall Minstrel Show Promises A Lively Evening
Turner hall hosts McIntyre Heath with Lew Benedict DeWitt and Kerwan in a featured minstrel lineup. The program includes Delauer’s contortions and a mix of grave and gay performances by top soloists, aiming for a strong season opening in San Antonio. Cigarettes note Opera Paffs. policy aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
McIntyre & Heath
San Antonio
Lew Benedict
Huey Dougherty
DeWitt
Kerwan
Delauer
Grave
Gay
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Light
Carter & Mullaly
Undertakers
United States
Otto Bergstrom
T. H. Gray
Bergstrom & Gray
Blum Street
Menger Hotel
A. Zilian’s
Commerce and
Alamo Streets
Tete
Hilton & Young
Soledad Street
Loan and Commission Brokers
the Great Western Insurance Co., of
Toronto
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Co
the Hibernia
the Lion
London
East Texas
Tyler
the Houston Insurance Co
L. Garza
de If Subj Seok
Kl. Garza
Soledad
Houston Street
Fred Smith
James P. Meza
R. Reudiger
Schwartz
Fiores and
Belvin Streets
Alamo
San Pedro Springs
Travis Park Methodist Church
Josephine Seffel
North Street
Ed. Stevens
G. FE. Loya
Medina
Loya
Kinnam
Pullman
Wabash
Harry C. Miller
Martin Muench
Thomas Sharpe
Eagle Pass
Ignacio Cortez
Sid Stanniforth
Giesen
Kd. Dockelmayer
H. Perroni
San Luis
Dan Weber
Linir
Bennett
McFadden
Pullman Company
St. Louie
Commerce
Casino
Warrens
Liaura
F. B. Earnest
Cotulla
Judge Earnest
Huston
Precinct No. 1
Mra. O. F
Bed Rock
Little Red
Recorder’s Court
Maggie Buckhold
Eutertis
A. Limime
Stephen Polacker
Joseph Baetz
Market Street
First Ward
A. Zalmanzig
Third Ward
Brazilio Palacios
B. F. Yoakum
Dwyer Avenue
Rafael Castillo
Lavaca Street
Fourth Ward
A. Matthews
Lafitte Street
Simon Fest, Jr
South Flores Street
T. A. Connor
Wells, Fargo & Co
Carnbray
Victoria
Amanda Layson
Crawfordville
Ind
Louis Spahn
Commerce Street
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Building and Loan Association
Die Ceameat Osiei Spockt Hte Neue
de Bomat
Tee Levcex
Oya Sore
Pety Bass
Royal Baking Owder Company
Wall Street
Turner Opera House
Ernest Rische
Eer
McIntyre and Heath
Minstrels
Rische’s
L. V. Weathers
M. D
THE
Speeks
Ecpevisere Ces
W. A. Bonyngre
Finance Committee
M. Freerborn
Bolton
Finance Com
Merchants’ and Mechanics’ Building and Loan Association
Soledad Block
Soledad Streets
Commerce St
City of
Seerion
L. S
Bryan Callaghan
E. P. Claudon
Casino Street
R,. Beckmann
Vicinity
G. B. Frank
Bennington
Dwight Star
Sea Island
Frank Salamostore
LA van Som
West Commerce and
Casino Streets
E. S. Watters
Jol W
West
Emerson
RLEY
Sigontanas
F. Kalteyer & Son
Frank J. Beitel
Great Northern
Morley
F. Kalteyer & In
Avenue B
Parscnlars
W. 7Th St
W.M. Locke
Oracl
Old Iron Works
John Holmgreen
RS. A. R. Gregory’s
Nacogdoches Street
Spieshagen & Co
East Houston Street
Mae
G. M. Samuel
Notary Public
A. Reiman
A. Reimars
Camargo Street
Spielhagen & Co
East House
Ton Street
Aransas Railroad
Lachappelle
AN Antonio
North Flores St
Hunnery
Johnson
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