A and M College Beats University in Pitching Showcase
Smith hurled a masterful no hit game as A and M defeated the University 1 to 0 in one hour. Singleton, Hanna, and Kelly supported by stout infield defense sealed the win with precise rallies and a seventh inning run that featured a passed ball and wild pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Yie
Shands
Robertson
Hanna
Kelly
Francis
Varsity
Beasley
Edwards
Singleton
Jacoby
Fulcher
Vann
Ebort
Graham
Austin Evening News-Tribune
Houston District election to name Pinckney successor
A June 6 election is set in the Houston district to choose a successor to the late Congressman John M. Pinckney, with candidates and voting details to follow.
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Houston
John M. Pinckney
Last of the Season at A and M College
The final baseball games of the season at A and M College will be played Friday and Saturday against Baylor. Friday’s game starts at 4 30 p m and Saturday’s at 3 p m Baylor is noted as one of the best teams in the state and fans should attend the last opportunity to see them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. and M. College
Baylor
Bryan
Sanitary Notice Warns of Future Enforcement Actions
The city issues a final warning against letting waste water run into streets. Violators will be dealt with under the law after repeated notices. Acting Health Officer R. H. Harrison signs the notice from 135.
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R. H. Harrison
Great Western TailoringCo Free Estimate Offer
Great Western TailoringCo announces a chance to secure one free estimate for clothing purchases ordered from the store. The offer highlights the firm’s commitment to customer service and tailored apparel options.
County Treasurer Report Shows County Finances In Good Shape
Quarterly report of County Treasurer Jno M Lawrence approved by Commissioners Court notes good county finances and satisfactory cash basis. Road and bridge fund shows small overdraft likely covered by transfers from other funds excluding school and sinking funds. Balance figures list several funds, with road and bridge overdrawn by 242.13 and overall balance 10,293.25.
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Jno. M. Lawrence
Commissioners Court
MEER
Loeb Evades Sheriff as Secretaries Sumons Miss Wood Seeks Letters
Secretaries to the president wineham Loeb Jr. escaped service of a summons in a $35,000 conspiracy suit filed by Miss Mae Wood. Route changes to the presidential train delayed sheriff delivery as the party moved from Fremont to Missouri Valley. The suit also lists Robert Wynne and J Martin Miller.
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Missouri Valley
Fremont
Neb
Douglass County
Nebraska
Omaha
A. L. Hohler
Elkhorn
Hohier
Loeb
Summone
Miss Woced
Robert J. Wynne
J. Martin Miller
Miss Wood
Roosevelt Train Plan Deflects Subpoena in Damages Suit
Sheriff Power waited at the union station in Omaha on May 19 to serve Secretary Loeb with a summons in the Mae Wood case for 35000 damages. The plan to avoid him altered the route, with the sheriff saying no pursuit at that time. Mae Wood warned she would move the case to the federal court and use a U S marshal if Loeb evades service.
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Omaha
Union Station
Roosevelt
Loeb
Mae Wood
Mr. Loeb
Robert Wynne
J. Martin Miller
Miss Wood
Badger Dead Prominent in New Orleans Civil War Era
General Algernon S. Badger, United States appraiser for New Orleans, aged sixty five, died in New Orleans. Born in Boston, he joined the Sixth Massachusetts during the Civil War, became an officer in the Twenty sixth, and helped in the first troops sent to New Orleans after its fall. He later commanded the metropolitan police during the Sept 14, 1874 conflict that toppled Governor Kellogg and was wounded. He served as postmaster, then collector of customs and later appraiser.
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New Orleans
Algernon S. Badger
United States
Boston
Sixth
Massachusetts Volunteers
Twenty-sixth
Badger
Metropolitan Police
Kellogg
Travel rate notices from multiple cities and events
Railroad agent W.S. Wilson announces excursion rates from Bristol Louisville St Louis Savannah Kansas City Brenham Fort Worth Waco and more for events including Confederate reunion National Baptist Anniversary and Southern Baptist Convention. Rates range from 2.80 to 27.00 with varied sell dates and limits. For info on Lewis and Clark Centenial Exposition call Central depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Kansas City
Southern Baptist Convention
Brenham
Maifest
General Assembly Presbyterian
Waco
Christian Missionary Asso
W.S. Wilson
Frisco Expansion Reported To Extend Through Tennessee
A Harriman dispatch says the Frisco system has taken the Tennessee Central and its extension from Harriman to Tellico Plains. The new network will run through coal, iron, and timber regions, likely from Harriman to Kingston then Sweetwater Madisonville and Tellico Plains.
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Nashville
The
Banner
Harriman
Tenn
Frisco
Tennessee Central
Tellico Plains
Tennessee Lions
Kingston
Sweetwater
Madisonville
Florence Fire Wrecks Business District in Mississippi
A special dispatch reports a large fire in Florence Mississippi destroying the business portion. Loss is estimated at 200000 dollars with extensive property damage.
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Monarch
Yue
E. J. Fountain & CO
Connelly & Carnes
A. and
M. College Boys
the University
Kelley
South
University
Farmers
Wiere
Emmet & Maloney
Ryan
Chi
Cago
Illinois
Great Western TailoringCo
Hunter
Chatham
Brazos County
the City National Bank
Bryan, Texas
Edward Hall G
Parker A. W. Wilkerson
Confectioners
MO. A. Moore Jr
Tennessee Central Road
Florence
Miss
Conklin's
Conklin Pen Co
ToLevo
Caldwell
MO. M. Caldwell
Jewelers' Security Alliance
Keen Klipper
White Cloud
Diamond Edge
Garden Hose
Cole Hardware Company Telephone
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