Labor Day Parade and Festivities in San Antonio
Tomorrow is a state holiday observed in San Antonio with city offices closed and unions celebrating in San Pedro Park. A parade forms at 9 am from Houston Street to Alamo Plaza, with multiple division lines and a long march past notable sites, followed by a band concert and speakers, and a sports program offering prizes for tub races and races for youths.
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San Antonio
First Diston
Carmen
Houston _ street
Alamo Plaza
Avenue E
Houston Street
Hugo & Schmeltzer Building
Hast Street
Comimerce Street
Military Plaza
Dolorosa
County Court House
Commer Street
Commerce Street
Alamo Street
Avount Plaza
Theodore Harris
Denison Herald on Texas press shift to cash basis
The Denison Herald notes marked improvement in Texas newspapers from lax ad practices to cash-driven business. It credits stricter management, honest advertising, and a stronger, professional press, asserting newspapers now serve bona fide advertisers and readers. Hood's Sarsaparilla endorsement appears as stray copy.
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Denison Herald
Texas
Agvl
Successors Named for Late Col Jenkins and Son Albert
Mr. Batchelder of Denver Gas and Electric was chosen to succeed the late Col E. H. Jenkins as general manager of the San Antonio Traction and San Antonio Gas and Electric companies. W W Oaliaeh of St Paul, Minn. will succeed Albert F Jenkins as superintendent of the gas works, resigning to pursue ranching. Mr. Cutcheon will arrive around September 14 to take charge. the two appointments were announced by Reagan Houston, director in charge, at the company’s local office yesterday.
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Batchelder
Denver Gas & Electric Company
BE. H. Jenkins
San Antonio Traction Company
San Antonio Gas & Electric Company
San Antonio
Feye Stheyrath
W. ‘Oaliaeh
St. Paul
Minn
Alvert F. Jenkins
Cutcheon
Albert F. Jenkins
Iia
Albert Jenkins
Reagan Houston
Crowded Schools Meet With Superintendent On Plans
Public school principals and Superintendent Wolf met at the High School to discuss crowded conditions and plans to reorganize seating. They will report seating capacity and unseated pupils Tuesday at 4 p m and meet leaders for each grade next Thursday to discuss arithmetic at the institute. Vaccination was discussed. teachers to investigate and ensure pupil vaccination promptly.
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Ovlock
Transfe
Institute
Miss Berry
Miss Nelson
Misa S. King
M. Johnson
C. A. Arnold
W. J. Knox
F M. Halberh
W. C. Williams
Long Descent of Edward's Pedigree Traced Through Many Monarchs
English genealogists revive stories of King Edward's ancestry linking him to fifteen of the thirty five predecessors. Claims reach back to William the Conqueror, the Georges, Henry VII, and the first four Edwards, with further ties to Alfred the Great and Margaret of Scotland. Some extend to Roman emperors and a debated David lineage via Roger d Este, supported by the Anglo Israelite theory once promoted by F R A Glover. Queen Victoria, however, never expressed belief in Jewish descent and accepted her clear royal lineage.
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Denison Herald
Edward
William the Conqueror
Georges
Mames J
Henry VII
Edwards
Margaret of
Scotland
Alfred the Great
David
Roger d’Este
London Chronicle
Victoria
F. R. A. Glover
Cologne
Windsor
Prince Albert
Israel
Great Britain
Field of a Trust Company for Foreign Banking
A trust company expands to serve as a vehicle for foreign banking. The Guarantee Trust Co of New York has modified its charter to establish branches abroad and already operates in London with plans for China and the Philippines. State banking oversight remains, so foreign investments face scrutiny, while a New Jersey trust company plans a holding model linking independent banks for cross‑funding and unified governance, starting with $100,000 capital.
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International Banking Corporation
Trust Company
Guarantee Trust Company of
New York
London
China
Philippines
State Banking Department
New York State
New Jersey
Securities” Corporation
The Sunbonnet Baby by Minna Irving
A verse feature from The Pilgrim for September recounts the Sunbonnet Baby from a pink rosebud infancy to a white maiden. The bygone bonnet signals modest charm as a seaside lordly lover lifts the veiled beauty toward a coronet and noble future.
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Minna Irving
Recreation as a business in the summer population study
The piece notes a 1900 Bureau of Labor report on summer visitors as a substantial economic force. It cites totals for summer recreation, employment, wages, and investments in cottages, hotels, and related travel receipts, labeling the phenomenon the “summer people industry” and detailing capital flows and payrolls from farmhouses to rail and lake transit.
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Carrol
Burea of
Money apportioned to county schools
Alamo cigar, the best on earth, is mentioned as a sidenote in a brief item noting funds allocated to county schools. The brief records a funding action affecting local education without detailing amounts or recipients.
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Alamo Cigar
Filipinos Arrive to Form Caldwell County Agricultural Colony
Fifteen Filipinos have arrived in Caldwell county Texas near Austin to establish a large agricultural colony. They come directly from the Philippines and plan to send for their families after settling. They intend to introduce Philippine agricultural products suited to Texas climate and soil, while questions about citizenship and allegiance remain pending without new legislation.
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Caldwell County
Texas
Austin
Philippines
United States
Why He Growls Invoices Dunned For Back Subscriptions
A Lipscomb county paper quotes harsh views on overdue payments. It argues for cash in advance and notes that unpaid subscriptions strain editors. The piece warns against letting issues lapse without satisfaction and calls longer bills harder to collect.
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Lipscomb
Way to Do It Boosts Pork Crops and Diversified Farms
The Alverado Bulletin urges farmers to plant hogs despite a short corn crop. Pigs can become staple like cotton and sold year round. A successful farmer uses careful planning, diversifies crops suited to land, and maintains cattle without wasteful feeding.
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Alverado Bulletin
Bennettsville Editor Praises Electric Bitters Cure
Astounded The Editor 8. A. Brown of Bennettsville South Carolina recounts his wife’s recovery from dyspepsia. After suffering long she used Electric Bitters and, after four bottles, felt entirely well and could eat anything. The tonic is praised for indigestion stomach and liver trouble with gentle laxative effects. Sold 50 cents at Kalteyer Sons Geo Schmitt and Adolph Dreiss druggists.
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A. Brown
Bennettsville
S. C
Kalteyer & Sons
Geo
F. Schmitt
Prop
Adolph Dreiss
Druggteta
Peruna endorsed by congressmen across the nation
Prominent lawmakers from Illinois to Alabama praise Peruna catarrhal tonic for coughs colds and la grippe. Letters from Crowley Linney Goodwyn Roach Ogden Smith Meekison Mallory Butler Sullivan Thurston Worthington Howard and Brewer highlight its tonic strength and claimed cures. Dr Hartman offers free advice at Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
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Joseph B. Crowley
Illinois
Robinson
Crowley
United States
Romulus Z. Linney
Taylorsville
N.C
A. T. Goodwyn
Robinson Springs
Ala
U.S
W.N. Roach
Larimore
N. C
H.W. Ogden
Benton, la
H. W. Ogden
H.W. Smith
Murphysboro, Ill
Geo. W. Smith
David Meekison
Napoleon, C
Mallory
Pensacola
Fla
Stephen R. Mallory
M.C. Butler
South Carolina
M. C. Butler
W.V. Sullivan
Oxford
Miss
W. V. Sullivan
J. M. Thurston
Omaha
Neb
H. G. Worthington
Nevada
Howard
Ft. Payne
M. W. Howard
Willis Brewer
Haynesville
Then and Now The Current contrasts Johnnies of yesterday and today
Fifty years ago Johnnie rose at daylight fed the horses milked cows and walked miles to school while today’s Johnnie avoids early rising skips breakfast and may ride to a three block school. The older Johnnie is hale while the modern youth seeks ease and a store clerk career or college with uncertain prospects.
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Johnnie
Only One Way's Right From Uncle Hiram Advice
A clipped reminiscence features Uncle Hiram urging steadfast effort and adherence to one right path. He warns against tempted shortcuts, praising persistence, long effort, and single correct method as the route to success. The speaker recalls the honesty and practice of his mentor and the value of steady toil.
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Hiram
Suit Seeks Cottage Return and Rent in San Pedro Springs
W E B Cox sues A W Smith and wife in the Forty fifth district court for possession of a three room cottage moved from Lot 1 Block 5 near San Pedro Springs to the corner of Agarita and North Flores Streets. He seeks $8 monthly rent, $100 damages and a writ of injunction to stop further alterations or defacing of the house.
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W. EB. Cox
A. W. Smith and
Forty-fifth District Court
San Pedro Springs
Agarita and
North Flores Streets
Moore Sues Nellie for Divorce in Forty-Fifth District
Silas Moore files a divorce petition against Nellie Moore in the Forty-fifth district court, seeking dissolution of marriage. The action names Nellie Moore as the respondent and requests judicial relief consistent with local family law proceedings.
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Silas Moore
Nellie Moore
Forty-fifth
Bourland Divorce Suit Seeks Alimony and Custody Relief
Viola Bourland filed for divorce from Virgil Bourland in the forty fifth district court yesterday. She seeks alimony of 20 dollars per month and 25 dollars for attorney’s fees, a writ of habeas corpus to obtain possession of her child said to be withheld in Jefferson County, and restoration of her maiden name Viola Watson.
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Viola Bourland
Virgil Bourland
Forty-fifth District
Jefferson County
Viola Watson
Stafford and Boynton sue Campbell for writ of garnishment
Stafford and Boynton file a suit in the Fifty-seventh district court seeking a writ of garnishment against D. Campbell to seize property or funds for the satisfaction of a judgment. The action names Campbell as the debtor and outlines the court’s authority to issue the writ.
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Stafford & Boynton
D. Campbell
Weinert Sues Zinsinger Over Garnishment Writ
In the Forty fifth district court A. Weinert brings a suit seeking a writ of garnishment against Emil Zinsinger.
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A. Weinert
Emil Zinsinger
Pro bate court actions on Estate filings and guardianship
Late filings and orders in the probate court list estate matters including William A. Miller deceased with John F. Miller seeking letters of guardianship for a estate valued at $600 comprising a house jet and oil stock. Rinda Camp Chapman deceased with Geo R Hines and Emil A Chapman granted as temporary administrators with bond $2000. Clara A. Ford minor guardian authorized to loan $700 and prior March 25 1902 order to make loan set aside.
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William A. Miller
John F. Miller
Rinda Camp Chapman
Geo. R. Hines
Emil A. Chapman
Clara A. Ford
Goodloe and Avere Granted County Marriage License
Wylie L. Goodloe and Mrs. Cora McHugh Avere received a marriage license from the county clerk yesterday, formalizing their union.
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Wylie L. Goodloe
Cora McHugh Avere
Finger Amputation In Bicycle Chain Incident
Otto Geyer twelve year old resident of 236 Rusk street suffered a finger amputation when his right hand index finger was caught in a bicycle chain Friday night at home. Medical treatment was given and the injury dressed.
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Otto Geyer
Rusk Street
Young Geyer
A Jolly Evening Celebrates New Hermann Sons Members
Ernest Stremmel hosted a Friday night gathering at his Atwino and South streets home to welcome the entrance of August Koepp and Walter Kendell into the Hermann Sons. Guests enjoyed the evening and gave a rising vote of thanks to the host.
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Ernest Stremmel
Atwino
South Streets
Messrs
August Koepp
Walter Kendell
The
Hermann Sons
Stremmv i
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