New Sunday Night Coastal Train From San Antonio
A new weekend train service may debut on the Sap railroad linking San Antonio with the coast. The first trip would depart 10 45 p m Saturday reaching the coast by Sunday breakfast, with Sunday night return to San Antonio arriving Monday morning.
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Sap
San Antonio
Archie
Isundays
San Antoniags
Rockport
Orpas Christi
EK. J. Martino
Corpus Christi
Sap Lepot
Houston
Galveston
Veterinary surgeon denial of rumor and new horse shoer shop
Dr A F Lange rejects rumors he quit veterinary practice and announces he now manages F W Lange’s horseshoeing and repair shop at 353 East Commerce Street with telephone 1704. He guarantees satisfaction and promises personal attention to all domestic animals.
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F. W. Lange
East Commerce Street
A. F. Lange
Local Mortality Notice Names Several Deceased Youths and Infants
Mortuary notices report Robert Lee Andrews age 16 of 417 Milam street died yesterday with interment set for 5 o'clock this afternoon at City Cemetery No. 4. Also listed are Ani infant of Robert Mienecke of 213 Kansas street who died yesterday of cholera infantum at 7 months, Joachua Longoria aged y months who died of cramps and colic at 417 San Marcos street on Friday, and Augustine Espinoza aged 3 months who died yesterday.
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Robert Lee Andrews
Thomas Andrews
Milam Street
City Cemetery No. 4
Ani
Robert Mienecke
Kansas Street
Joachua Longoria
San Marcos Street
S. Wolfson Furnishings Ad
S. Wolfson offers furniture carpets mattings linoleums and shades. Local home goods retailer promotes range of interior coverings and window treatments.
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S. Wolfson
Pupil Notice From Principal Public School Address
Grammar and high school students are urged to seek instruction by contacting Principal Public School at 501 St. Mary. The notice invites pupils to improve learning and attend upcoming sessions and guidance offerings.
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St. Mary
Tough Lot of Boys Raid Watermelon Wagon and Jail
Deputy sheriffs Kraus and Villareal rounded up about a dozen boys after a watermelon wagon raid in Weber's campyard at Goliad and Santa Clara. They also stole a new self cocking 38 caliber pistol from a Mexican farmer. The youths, not older than 13, claimed a leader older, with two brothers among them. Their father collected the boys later that evening.
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Tony Kraus
Joe Villareal
Weber
Goliad
Santa Clara
Prairie Hayes man killed by lightning near Crowley
Special to the Sunday Light reports Mack McClelland of Prairie Hayes, twelve miles north of Crowley, was killed while at work in a field. The death occurred yesterday afternoon during a clear sky with no rain or storm, attributed to a electrical disturbance and distant electricity.
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Crowley
Mack McClelland
Here
Prairie Hayes
McClelland
Democratic Platform Readies Bryanism Repudiation
The Tribune reports the next Democratic platform will repudiate Bryanism and ex-Senator Hill and allies will push to purge remaining Bryan supporters. Hill met a state committee member and signaled the state organization should take the advance ground against free silver, shaping the convention.
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New York
the Tribune
Kansas City
Hill
Cal
Holtman
House
Roosevelt face Cuban reciprocity bill prospects
Washington insiders note President Roosevelt lacks a decisive lever to push through a Cuban reciprocity bill. With Congress set to adjourn and threats of an extra session, hopes hinge on action by June 10 as the vexing issue remains unresolved.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Fortunatus
Congress
Washington, Y
Remarkable provision directs trust funds into Mutual Life securities
The will of Frederick D. Tappen, long a New York banker and Clearing House leader, directs executors to invest his estate only in securities listed by The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York. The document lauds the company’s conservative stewardship over 599 years, noting Tappen’s prominence and roles in banking panics and loan certificate actions.
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New York
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Frederick D. ‘Tappen
Galatia National Bank of New York
Tappen
New York Clearing House Association
J. Fadward Simmons
Fourth National Bank
Associated Banks of
Clearing House Loan Committee
Mutual, Life Tnsurance Company of
Burglar Caught Red Handed at Local Undertaking Establishment
After weeks of vigilance Gene Sloan of Sloan and Hagy Undertaking captured a thief at midnight as he tried to pry open a large safe. The burglar resisted, fled, and was overhauled near Yturri street by Sloan with Officer McDevitt arriving shortly after. The culprit was jailed, with the firm reporting prior safe losses totaling 168 dollars over three months.
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D. Sloan
W. W. Sloan
Sloan and Hagy Undertaking
Prize Bowling Winners at Alamo Club Event
The Alamo Bowling club held its annual prize bowl at Sommer's garden alley with 38 bowlers. Alex Fues won first prize for 79 pins, followed by Fred Sommer second with 79 pins. Other prizes went to Tom Shields, Al Berry, Tank Welker, Hank Small Jr, W Fritze, A Briam, F Uhl, R Rebitszch, W Koerps, F Uhl again, A Gloeckner, J Sommer, Mr Buckheradt, H Herweck, P Nuhn, E Goldbeck, all with pins ranging from 69 to 58.
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The
Alamos
Sommer’s
Alamo Bowling Club
Sommer’s Garden
Alex Fues
Fred Sommer
Cane Rocker
Tom Shields
al Berry
Tank Welker
Hank Small, Jr
W. Fritze
A. Briam
Rocker
F. Uhl
R. Rebitszch
W. B. Koerps
A. Gloeckner
Quart Saratoga
J. Sommer
Mr. Buckheradt
H. Herweck
P. Nuhn
E. Goldbeck
Just Recovered And Hurt Again On Millbridge Drive
Charles Schevermeyer was thrown from his horse on Millbridge Friday when the animal reared. He dragged some distance and suffered a fractured rib on his left side. Reported in serious condition Friday night at his South Presa Street home. He had just recovered from prior injuries after being laid up a month following a fall while stumbling over his dog in the dark, which injured his shoulder and arm.
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Millbridge
Charles Schevermeyer
South Presa Street
Prize Shoot on the Salado Attracts San Antonio Band
The Salado Shooting Club hosts a prize shoot this afternoon at the Salado range followed by a ball. A string band from San Antonio will perform and many San Antonians are expected to attend.
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Salado
People Checking In at Local Hotels in City
Beaumont’s R A Josey, Atlanta’s C P Wilson, Buffalo’s L Warner and others are noted as guests or registrants at the Menger Southern Elite and Bexar hotels. Mentions include Chicago’s H W Mehrie, St Louis’ John T Long, Houston’s J S McChutork and A F Framhe, plus Miss Mae Welch of Taylor visiting relatives and business parties from Denison, Dangerfield Neb and more. A hotel scene recap lists several travelers, their origins, and current stays as well as a health update on Col E H Jenkins at Hot Wells.
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R. A. Josey
Beaumont
C. P. Wilson
Atlanta
L. Warner
Buffalo
W. F. Middlecof
Kansas City
Menger
H. W. Mehrie
Chicago
John T. Long
St. Louis
J. T. Pridmone
Houston
Southern
McChutork
Waco
E. A. Stewart
C. L. Davis
Joe Buel
T. C. McDaniel
Floresville
Mae Welch
Taylor
Manettia Thomas
Olivia. Thomas
Austin
A. F. Framhe
Bexar
Grand Rapids
Mich
E. H. Jenkins
Barton
J. van Landingham
Morales Street
Denison
Olivia Cross
Lady of the Lake Academy
Victor Beze, Jr
Health Office
Leavenworth
Kans
White “Caldwell
Mexico
McClenahan
Genie
Cty
Temple
Texs
Wm. McClenahan
Mahncke Hotel
Hugo Sachs
Galveston
British Shipping Syndicate Moves to Challenge Morgan
Special to the Sunday Light reports a British syndicate forming to rival the Morgan network in North Atlantic and Pacific freight and passenger trade. Sir Furness is named to head the combine with £20,000,000 capitalization, Cunard included, and government subsidies expected to rise. Canada reportedly to add at least £200,000 yearly.
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Sunday Light
London
British Shipping Combination
Morgan Syndicate
Eee Furness
Cunard Company
Canada
Jenkins Will Appeal in Murder Case and New Suits Filed
Judge Clark presided in the forty seventh district court disposing motions including a new trial motion in John Jenkins murder case with death penalty, while sentencing several defendants to two years. Other actions include divorce, perjury recognizance, theft by bailee pleas, and a plea of guilty in Kaizy theft cases.
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Clark
Firty-Seventh District Court
John Jenkins
Henderson
Da‘fendant
Court of Criminal Appeals
Jesus Garcia
Marco Bagno
Otto Wahrmund
Paul Broggi
Pozzi
Guiseppi
W. F. H. Kaizy
Kaizy
Walter Huff
Lelia Huff
Forty-fifth District
Judge Camp
City of
Brooks
Angie Yancy
Walter Yancy
Fifty-seventh
Emil H. Baumgartner
Bailie’s Steam Bakery Promises Quality Bread
The bakery stresses health and customer satisfaction as key to staying in business. It notes heavy bread, pies, and cakes affect patron health and temper, asserting good bread prevents indigestion. Address details include Office and Ovens at 1918 1017 North Flores Street, Pranches at 119 Avenue C and 222 Main Avenue.
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Bailie’s Steam Bakery
New suits filed in district courts and probate filings noted
Paul Friesen versus Mattie Friesen for divorce listed in 57th district court. Gaston and Ayres against R L Burnett and others noted for foreclosure in 45th district. John Keiser seeks license to practice law in 37th. Mrs Henry Elmendorf sues Benno Engelke administrator for debt in 57th. Probate filings include Estate of Helena Fruehaus last will and testament and guardianship petition for minors Charles Jessie and Alice Sinclair via Sallie B Sinclair.
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Paul Friesen
Mattie
Friesen
Gaston & Ayres
R.L. Burnett
John Keiser
Henry Elmendorf
Benno Engelke
Helena Fruehaus
Claude
Charles
Jessie
Alice Sinclair
Sallie B. Sinclair
San Antonio Street Condemnation Damages Set in Case
In County court Judge Green appointed commissioners to assess damages for the City of San Antonio versus Thomas B and Mary E Brady and John Epp for land taken for street purposes. They valued the Thomas Brady land at 117.100 acres for 117 dollars and the Epp land at 48.100 acres for 48 dollars.
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Green
City of
San Antonio
Thomas B
Mary E. Brady
John Epp
Epp
Edwards Top 3rd In Georgetown Law Class At DC
J L Edwards son of William Edwards a well known resident of Sayers Postoffice graduates in Georgetown University's law department in Washington DC He ranks third in a class of fifty seven with a three year average of 90 and strong attendance throughout the period
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J. L. Edwards
William Edwards
Sayers Postoffice
Georgetown University
Washington, D.C
Card of Thanks for Edward Ullrich Loss
The Ullrich family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends for kindness sympathy and attention during bereavement after the loss of their beloved son and brother Edward Ullrich.
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Edward Ullrich
The Man in the White House Chants of Duty
A cryptic note about a leader described as a favored figure in a tense hour. The text hints at steadfast duty rather than reward, portraying a man who strides rather than rises to responsibility. The tone is formal and allegorical, with a focus on moral steadiness.
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White House
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