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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1902
Page
5
In effect August 18 1901 the Lockhart branch shows trains 45 from Lockhart at 12 55 PM and 46 from Yoakum at 3 10 PM. The Waco branch lists train 42 from Waco at 1 05 PM train 44 from Shiner to Yoakum at 6 18 AM train 41 from Yoakum at 3 03 PM and train 43 from Shiner to Waco at 10 04 PM.
City directory lists mayor Louis Trautwein and clerk Ed J Mair with marshal Ed Mair and aldermen Robt Eychenburg Earl Fry Ed F Wolters Aug Schramm and C B Welhausen. The City Council meets on the first Monday each month.
Wilkesbarre and district presidents travel to New York on a mysterious errand as miners show rapid unrest and a swift strike end is anticipated. Pottsville reports mass meeting with votes to remain out. Hazleton suggests 30 to 50 percent of large mines ready to return. Shenandoah notes Gobin denying two dynamite suspects with habeas corpus suspended by Governor Stone.
Miss Annie Nolte nineteen and Miss Minnie Winkelmann twenty of Berlin were riding a buggy in Brenham Texas when a frightened horse overturned the vehicle. Winkelmann escaped unharmed while Nolte sustained a severe head injury and is reported near death. The incident occurred on a western Brenham bridge around five o clock this evening.
Advert reads hot and cold baths available at A C Koepke's establishment offering refreshing treatments for customers seeking steam and soak options.
A long list of jurors summoned for the district court third week includes Fred Hofer J P Copeland A H Herndon Charles Busse Wm Stoelje Adam Wendell L Botard J C McMurry Julius Pagel Joe Vanek and many others. Other notes reference a youth shamed by his parents for poor style and a Washington shipment of anthracite guarded for White House use by police.
A Galveston street car incidente: a polite conductor and a full car as a fat Black woman with a crying infant berates the child in a loud voice. She mocks feeding the baby and threatens the conductor with the supper, reflecting a charged racial moment recorded by the Weimar Mercury.
Bruno Schendel returned from Shiner last Tuesday night. Charles Guenther left for Ottine in Gonzales county. Selma Kotzebue went to Shi ner to visit F. J. Helweg's family. Mrs. Moellenberndt and Alma Bohnenkamp visited Shiner relatives. Emil Luedeke of Ledbetter visited Lucas Rehmer and Henry Etlinger, then went to Shiner. Jim Richter resumes bartending at Bar ney Lackmann's saloon and is feeling better after rheumatism.
R L Brothers of Morales visited Halletsville to finalize a deal for Kokernot and Brothers for 360 acres of John Leeds land in the southern county. Ed Kuenstler and Lidie Seim obtained a license to wed this week. Prof J A Smothers of Wied traveled to San Antonio. School opening postponed due to field work. Frank Penman transferred from Yoakum to Giddings then to Shiner as day operator. All Summer Goods and Clothing at cost at Holchak's.
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