Bronchos Beat The Grangers In Scrappy Tilt
The Bronchos defeated the Grangers yesterday with a heavy late rally after a tense start. Key hits from Kobole, Weber, Keefe, and Herbert fueled a decisive offensive surge as San Antonio and other rivals shaped the Texas baseball scene, with pitching by Herbert and Rundell dominating the late innings.
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San Antonio
Tet Grange
Kobole
Weber
Keefe
Conor
Krav
Herbert
Garcia
Longley
Mackey
Tomeren
Knan
Kolvale
O'Connors
Bailey
Stanley
Gari
Kokule
Rumdell
Taya
Ryudell
Knau
Grrors
San Antonin
Grange
Afton
San Anténio
Dowe
O’'Connor
Kuan
O'Connor
Rundell
Rivan
Colored Society Hosts Grand Idlewild Social Club Event
The Idlewild Social club held a grand affair Tuesday night at Limnninger's Korea featuring a lively program. Attendees praised a swell event noted for its sociable atmosphere and stylish presence.
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Colored Society
Idlewild
Limmnieger’s
Korea
Government Posts Could Favor Colored Applicants Says McKinley
Washington April 10 The president hinted he may appoint a colored man to the treasury post once held by Senator Bruce of Mississippi The move has sparked Southern pressure and nineteen applicants remain for the position Among listed colored candidates are J O Naper of Tennessee Ghoathium of North Carolina Young Arnett of Georgia son of Bishop Airwell and GK True of Mississippi The president’s remarks suggest a color balance in appointments though the exact choice remains unclear
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Washington
McKinley
Treasury
Tye
Bruce
Mississiyi
Lou Alug
Naepier
Temivsser
Ghoathium
Northe ‘Carolina
Young Arnett
Georgia
Mishop Airwell
Mississipi
Shen Announe Gay
Chiathehevsht
Dev Silent Gleveland
Controversy in State House Over Bribery Accusations
In Frankfort intense sessions crowd galleries as Capt Noel Gaines accuses ex Representatives Pranks and Wilson of offering $20,000 to sway votes. Debate centers on alleged bribery to defeat election of Hunter, with other figures named as behind the plot. Speaker and members deny charges amid a tense, ongoing crisis.
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Frankfort
Noel Gaines
Wilson
de Inter
Hentenau
Hunter
Govertnor Bradigyvari
Rackburn
Scramble for Patronage Governs Front Washington Contests
The Galveston News of the Sun reports that federal patronage fights are fiercest in states with few Republican ballots and no McKinley electoral votes. It notes two camp factions, original McKinley men and others, and cites Mississippi and Georgia as hot spots with accusations of selling influence and looming Senate scrutiny.
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Galveston
Nhow
McKinley
Texas
Mississippi
Louisiana
South Carolina
Georgia
Aishania
James Hih
Marshalsip
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Fill
Zicting
Marshal Lyri
Frands
Hill
Rex
Chobe
Bouck
Geor
War Gins WN Earns First Blood Drawn By The Greeks
Athens reports Greek irregulars crossed into Turkish territory before dawn. Turkish forces rallied to meet them as Greeks attacked entrenched positions. Casualties described as heavy on both sides with Greek columns advancing despite Turkish defenses. News from New York notes thirty Greeks sailed for Athens to reinforce the army amid rising enthusiasm. Ex-secretary of war Mont arrives in New York with family amid presidential speculation for Northern Pacific railway post.
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Papuine
Hali Custin
New York
la Bretagne
Foie
Nore
Dan
Bae
Sunday Light
Pantel
Tae Mont
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Adjutant General grants San Jacinto Day parade pass
Adjutant General Masury allows Texas Volunteer Guard units to attend the San Jacinto day celebration in San Antonio on April 21 armed and equipped, after official permission from Austin. Copper mining rumors circulate in New York about possible investments and reorganizations of the Butte mine in Montana and copper properties in Arizona, with key parties named and denials issued.
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Austin
Tex
Masury
Texas Vol. Untecr
San Antonio
New York
Bay's
America
Ruuiora
Arizona
Montana
Butte Abi
Anaconda
Harmton
Tobacco Trusts Plan Pree Gifts to Buyers in News Report
A Sunday Light dispatch from New York on April 10 says American Tobacco employs a circulation strategy to donate money or merchandise to customers who buy its products, aiming to skirt laws against improper contracting. The circular outlines support for gifts based on purchase amounts and costs to the company, amid ongoing tobacco industry chatter on Wall Street.
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New York
Tobatea
Tug charter plans filed with secretary of state in Auatitt Texas
Special wire reports filings show the Asete Haggeramig, Lambey company of Thauston forming with a $1,000 capital stack. The Pens Beach Show Stack and Armisement association at Witto Mali Stark the project totals $8,000. Names Massey, Mandle, and Durvis appear in the filing notes.
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Auatitt
Texas
Falboa
Ule
He Asete-Haggeramig
Lambey Iupany
Thauston
Capital Stack
Amste
AL Elgcernitia
Ptesns
Witto
Ili Mal Stark
Tatcus Postes
W. Massey
A.C. Mandle
Spansbuery A Couf of the College of Shoacine trial ends
Special wire from New Orleans reports the Stinsbury trial concluded after a sensational run of incidents. The jury acquitted the accused after about ten hours of deliberation. The verdict followed unsettled testimony and disputed shooting details.
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College of Shoacine
Fat Bhai O'Miley
Lizise
New Orleans
Stinsbury
Insurgent Attacks Reported in Philippine Islands
Dispatches received from Afanilla, capital of the Philippine Islands, state that insurgents killed several guards and burned churches at Butna Vista, Guidera, and Kudang. They are said to be erecting fortifications in favorable zones while Spanish military operations stall.
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Afanilla
Phillipine Islands
Butna Vista
Guidera
Kudang
Tragic Death of Charles Adier in New York Street
Special wires report Charles Adier was found unconscious on a New York street and died at a hospital. His wife, distressed, prayed loudly for his death, then rejoiced when the death was announced, startling neighbors. Also notes April bond interest payments in Texas counties including Liberty, Tippecanoe, Williamson, and Brazoria.
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New York
Charles Adier
TINSLEY RELEASED IN CEMETERY CASE WIRE SENT TO JAIL
Austin Texas April 10 Thos Tinsley a millionaire was released after a habeas corpus appeal. The Court of Criminal Appeals admitted him to bail of 25000 while awaiting the division next Wednesday morning. Tinsley had been in jail following contempt proceedings in a Harris County cemetery matter.
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Texas
Thos
Tinsley
Willionaire
Thos. Tinsley
Harris County
Court of Criminal Appeals
Thar
Davidson
Henderson
Trowley
Jpil
Fodeegona & Todd
Harris Counang
Tremp Ampul Rover Floods devastate Arkansas town
In April 10 reports from Helena and surrounding counties describe severe flooding along the Mississippi floodplain. Water depths reach several feet in streets, with thousands homeless and vast crop losses feared as Yazoo Delta areas face weeks of inundation and isolation.
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Yolen
Ark
Walter
Hihe
Tera
Wallker Street
Helena
Yuri
Poinyps md
Wwe
Nphrnd
Laconia Circle
Old Town
Trotter'a
Eliances
New Orleans
Yazoo Della
Grocuylle
Miss
Trst
Welch Suit Hears In District Court
Caroline Welch seeks relief in district court against her husband Welch of Caldwell County alleging abandonment. The case filing appears in the clerk’s office and involves the divorce or separation action in Austin Texas.
Georgia Kid Wedding Clears Bacon for Justice
John A Atkinson Jr a 16 year old son of Guy Atkinson of Georgia and his 14 year old Atlanta bride-to-be are to wed at a relative’s residence in Chattanooga Tennessee after their elopement. Governor and a party including two Georgia Supreme Court judges and the attorney general will attend. The couple had a prior marriage in Kingston Georgia deemed illegal under state law. The Chattanooga ceremony aims to legitimize the union as required by law.
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Baby Buhl
Tighis
Chattanooga
Lenn
John A. Atkinson
Guy, Atkinson
Georgia
Charles Boyr
Atlanta
Atkinson
Fieorgia Supreme Court
Kingston
Lawa
Ofste
Great Scheme to Reclaim Jersey Coast for Ocean Trade
A New York note says a syndicate forms to reclaim the Jersey shore and build a vast waterfront system from Liberty Island to Robbins Reef. Plans include sea walls, wharves for trans Atlantic liners, and freight yards for major railroads including Pennsylvania Lehigh Valley Erie and others. The aim is to attract more commerce and provide convenient harbors for steamships, with a terminal complex for rail connections in Jersey City.
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Jersey
New York Bay
Mexander UW. Orr
Climber of Commerce
Gyadlate Ut
Liberty Isla
Robbins Feef
Jersey Chy
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Valley
Erie
Bulthoere
Ohio
Jersey Central
Philadelphia
Reading
New Yor
Stsquelann
Weglem
Week Shore
Ontario and Western
Morrisental
Southern Chivalry Exonerated in Selma Murder Case
In Selma Alabama on April 10 the county circuit court acquitted WM Hartsfield of murder in the Centre Grove killing of Page. The dispute began over a love letter from Pages sister. Page allegedly crushed by Hartsfield who then used a pocket knife. Both families prominent, case drew much interest.
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Selma
Ala
Hartsfielt
Centre Grove
Page
Page de
Warisfield
Hartefeld
CAVISOLIC KNIGHTS ELECTION
Houston Texas April 10 Speck St Patrick's Branch No 354 Catholic Knights of America reelected officers last night Wiles Alexander president W B Hamilton vice president Ad Burke recording secretary M J Tivone financial secretary F B Russell treasurer W L Foley sentinel I F Seymour wgeant-at-arms trustees J Trager S N Garvey and J C Tasha
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Houston
Tex
St. Patrick's
Catholie Knights of Arerica
Wiles
Alexander
W. B. Hamilton
Burke
M. J. Tivone
Financiag
F. EB. Russell
W. L. Foley
Sentinel
F. Seymour
Aegeant-Atariie
J. Trager
Galveston Items from Sunday Light Special Wire
Galveston April 10. The Dag gige mill company plans a new warehouse to be ready soon to handle cargo from the steamship Horsa from Calcutta. Mill capacity rises from 6,000,000 to 10,000,000 yards annually. The Voss brothers sign an agreement to close shops all day starting tomorrow. Executors of the estate of Henry Tiasenberg advance public bequests with full energy toward completion.
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Galveston
Les
Gige Mill Company
Arople
Calcutta
Voss Berbers
Henry
Tiasenberg
Creditors Pressing Therm Big Opera Manager Firm Out
A New York report claims Abbey Schneiel and Grau, opera managers, face loss of renewal for their current season at the Avectvhnian Opera house. They plan to shift focus to their Tremont Theatre and may seek dissolution or compromise with creditors as notes come due July 1.
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Abbey
Schneiel & ‘Grau
Imlted
Ign
Boston
Tremont Theatre
Opera House
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