Batting and Errors Dominate Sundays Baseball Tale
The Sunday Light reports a messy game between the Bronchos and Buffalos with numerous fielding errors and wild pitching. Walter Bitting top scored for the visitors as Nevin and Payne struggled on the mound, while Griffen and Jones added to the miscues. The article notes a 4 o clock game and lists lineup shifts for a Riverside Park doubleheader with Parvin and McCormick mentioned as key players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yastordhy
Hari
Wiileh Tean
Walter Bitting
Novin
Nevin
John Payne
Lroaches
Leesoc
AleCormick
Brouchas
Griffin
Thin
Jones
Jimmy McBeaver
Supner
Ced
Jacobs
Huffalos
T. McGinnis
Rue
Mofinny
Schalfer
Jacoba
Hoffman
Schlatter
Payne Parsee
Alr
McGloals
Sarios
Bolfsles
Parvin
Zestleman
Tha Weatera
Big Bill McCormick
Stony Willem
Riverside Park
Aransas Pass
Jose
Anager Brophey
Jouz
Eisey
Mackey
Coll
Intra
Miller
MoKeover
Payne
Crotty
Cathe
Diamond Nota
Buffalos
Galveston
Kent
Broncos
Lal
Thymn- Gelders
Achaffer
Polly
Slagto back 40 Uno bag and early season talk
In Riverside park news the Mroushes return from a comlog trip as Brophoy and Micklefolin arrange improvements. Houston players say the Galvastan team is weak in hitting while rumors about Griffin and Grirl In circulate. Manager Mrophey signs Pitcher Herman and Kra mer will get Lora Tuesday morning as four regular pitchers are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin Wen
Ells Orror-Makig
Mroushes
Riverside Park
Brophoy
Micklefolin
Houston
Gein
Schaffer
Cote
Mackey
Griffin
Maoager Mrophey
Fala
Urophoy
Herman (Butch
Torey Griffin
Jim Nolan
Basher Land Stant
Brophey
Kramer
Lora
Baptist Young People Union to Convene in San Antonio
The Young People's Union and the Baptist study groups will meet in San Antonio on June 2 for a six day session. About 130 delegates are expected from over 1,500 state churches, with excursions to Monterey Mexico Corpus Christi and Rockport. Notables include O M Wrom Nashville and W G Wilkins Chicago. Delegates will be hosted at no cost by a local committee led by Rev. C D Daniel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofingnapthe Young Peoples’ Union
Hundiy-school and Colportaga
San Antonio
Victora
Jyr Thara
Tallondsa
Monterey
Maexico
Agate
Corpus Christi
Rockport
BY. P.O
O.M. Wrom
Nashville
Romhern Baptist Church
W. GC. Wilkins
Chicago
Rev
C.D. Daniel
Protest at City Council Over Ward Pound Limits
Affected residents plan a strong protest at the city council meeting tomorrow over curtailment of pound limits in their ward. Local petition signatures include military personnel among others. A separate item notes the marriage of Miss Ids May Cook to Mr. E. Marchant at a city residence, with plans for a bridal tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goy Sromest Bu
Dixeowly Gill
Gso
Inrga
Wackhuret
Merchant-Onok
E. Marchant
Eaglé Pats
Forestura Smoker Details at Court San Jacinto Event
Forestura’s smoker hosted by Court San Jacinto members at the Worcester area quarters last week featured a varied program. Performances included songs by Prat and Wiest, instrumental numbers, a recitation, a Negro sermon, a comic piece, and an address on forestry by EW Nougherly. Refreshments followed and arrangements were led by W Crain I Newton Fred M Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorney Quarters
Court
U. FP
Crass
Reese
Chas
Ll. Merabal
H. Melssnar
W. Stone
Chittenden
Clas
Uarnes Court
San Jacinto
Public libraries offer free reading rooms to public
May Street library notes that reading rooms are absolutely free to the public. An honorary membership is read in rooms, with a monthly subscription of 24 only necessary if books are taken from the rooms. A large number of new books are expected, and George Splotabury reported recent activity at the Nororg last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bieys
Togtich Lateratnee
George Splotabury
Waa
Nororg
Christian Endeavor Plans State Convention in San Antonio
The Christian Endeavorers announce preparations for the seventh state convention in San Antonio on June 9, 10, and 11. The gathering will be at the pavilion near Sut Polvo Norlags Park, with seating for up to 4,000, meals provided, and notable speakers including Dr. Francis E. Clark if health permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leou
Nex
Bsoy
Christian Endeavorers
Axa
Hota
Tosas
Tecity
San Antonio
Francis Fe
Clark
Clark Wil Coma
Beuttoy
Christian Endeavor Fi Titog
C. A. Hall
Craskett
Lore Streem
Christian Endeavor
Antes
Walters Tonntifyl
Ron
Lue Entertainment
Avery
Secura
Wear & Whit
Bod
Leythe
Marrin IL Dauegerry
Milton A. Bilem
Jay TE. Adams
John A.green, Jr
H. Ron
L. 1
Daggout
Misa Matteil
Day EL Adams
Mra
G. Wy Swartont
Miss A. Wilkon
Aliss Toll
Ceak
Ly Lalagy
Daggett
Filler
Dre Rolins
Jeoy
Parkhurst
Sts
Coronii Parkhurst
Grate
Lavernia literary event praised. Wiseman wins best speaker
Miss Bertin Andrews returned from Lavernia after attending a public school literary evening. The program received high praise for its sharp sketches and strong speaking. In the first class contest Miss Lash Moody and Mr Ole Wiseman vied closely, with Wiseman awarded the medal as winner. Medals also awarded in lower grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertin Andrews
Lavernia
McKinley Supporters Seek Clear Texas District Stand
A Texas voter urges Republicans in Boxott County to oppose outsiders who seek to manipulate the district convention for William McKinley. He accuses Cunoy and allies of fraud, calls for a public meeting in San Antonio, and vows to expose those backing misrepresentation at the St Louis convention. The piece stresses loyalty to McKinley and denounces treasonous acts within the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
St. Louis
Boxart County
Cunoy
St Louis
Sao Antonio
Texas
Louis
Bre- Atalay
Asira
Prospective Wedding Announcement Aims at First Baptist Church
A notice describes the wedding of Waldo Beckley to Olaf Nowers set for tomorrow morning at the First Baptist Church. Rev. E. S. 7.8 will officiate. The bride is the daughter of Thomas Dawooe of South Meights, while the groom is a former broker from visi city. The couple plans to depart immediately for Dallas for their honeymoon aboard the International.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Beckley
Olaf Nowers
First Baptist C
The Floral Month Celebrations Across Ages and Lands
A fragmented 19th century note describes May Day and Floralia traditions from ancient and modern times, detailing Maypole dances, flower blessings, and royal pageantry. It mentions Celtic Beltein celebrations, Puritan suppression, and revival after the Reformation, with references to England France and Germany. The piece also notes a Riverside park picnic by the Odd Fellows and a Cleveland administration endorsement at a Texan primary convention, plus a brief report on German Africa revolts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davaotad
Mals
Mercury
Hla
Lto
England
Itors
France
Germany
Agricultural Bill Becomes Law Without Presidential Signature
Ny Spociel Wire reports that a cultural appropriation bill became law without President Cleveland's signature. The expiration of the constitutional consideration period ended tonight, and Congress re established the food distribution system despite Secretary Morton’s protests. The move signals approval of Congress actions during a reform period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasavictos
Cleveland
Congress
Morton
Confederate Memorial Plans Event for Sidney Johnston Camp
Confederate veterans met to organize a memorial day program with ballads music and oration by Ino Barleton. They proposed Travis Park for a service, appointed delegates for a San Antonio convention, and filled camp officer and mortuary committee positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Johnston
Ino Barleton
Travis Park
J. G. Newcomb
WA. Miler
McCain
Stata Raventou
Dallas
Twelfth
San Antonio
Albork
Jas. Antlimora
W.T. Merriweather
T. Largen
Kroeger
Fitzgerald
Eicon
Roe
Absalder
Tone
W.L. Merriwether
G. A. Meide
Welcome German Sons of Herman Convene in San Antonio
The seventh annual Grand Lodge of Texas Sons of Herman convention gathers in San Antonio next Monday at Mission Garden with about 143 lodges and 4500 members. Officers, committees, and reception plans are detailed as 1, 2, and 3 lodges prepare to host guests, with ceremonial events set at Alamo Plaza’s big Renter building and the Saengerfest concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of
Exas
Sons of Uclmann
San Antonio
J. Bauer
Grand Secre- Ats
G. A. Mallig
Grange
Grand Tressurer
Cho Minsacs
J. G. Scrada
Dallas
J- N. Wied- Inger
Evan
Harmonia Lodge No
Owlet
Texas
Blaemwann
Armonia Lodge
John Sebub
August Afomesieck
S. Wisig
Slemecing Lodge
Werder Lodge
Order
Slowiertag Ledge Urs
Joan Voll
Davidt Mosk
Ernest Strimuel
Worder Ladge
John Pomrenka
A. Genth
I. Arnold
Teast Qeloher
Grand Lodge
Tarmonia Tage Sabe Naum
GC. Matewald
W. Heuschkel
G. Mialg
I. Itotater
F. Wesp
Dietemannu
A. Kohberg
J. Kerble
W. Kypfer
FE. M. Stlooekner
A. Paters
W. Doehnert
J. Witkeo
Slemering
Flurweck
Achtzebo
GC. Dietrich
Chas. Mlucave
Ahattler
G.N
E. Dietznane
Dietrich
Sunset
L. Rateler
Herwitk
Staabing
Aransas
Mlaig
Rivtin
Uarimann
Ng Slab
Miaslan Garden
Che Sons of Normaen
Garman
Aha Garman
As Norbba
D. Herman
Pawe
Hierscure
Order of the Sons of Florimens
United States
New York
Order Onw
Iriaay
Alamo Plaza
Fourth Annual San Antonio Lark Valero Tournament Report
Fornere tournament last night featured teams from Comfort Cypress Creek and San Antonio. Events included Overature Orchestra Tigh Leap Calisthenics Turning Pole and various class winners. A social gathering followed in the spacious halls and a church misatod meeting is slated for this afternoon at 102% North Flores Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Lark Varelo
Ih Porne
Comfort
Cypress Orsek
Procamina
Overture
Tigh Leap
Gcalisthenics
Hanine
Confort
Cypregs Crerk
Roorne
Alto Horse
Firat Presbyterian Church
Misatod Sundsyachea
Add Bra
Frank J. Caldwell
North Flores
Churches Gather for Services Across City
The article lists multiple church services across the city on Sunday and weekdays, including Trinity Mission at 25 Laurel Street and St Pauls. It notes ministers and service times, Sunday schools, prayer meetings, and upcoming events such as a grand union rally of youth and a general conference visit by pastors. It mentions specific churches, pastors, and locations to guide readers to religious gatherings today and this coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Mission
Laurel Street
Corsper Lowk
A. Rose
St. Pauls. Hylacopal Church
Novernheat Hill
A. J. Burleson
South
Ilickberry Street Methodist Church
Rav
Siatth
Dilay
Dpworth Jangus Neeting
Peking
Allin Afardo
First Hopeist Church
Travis Park
Servieces Begloulough
Eustaco BE. King
Uthers
Charch of Christ
Chandler Block
Young Met
Christian Association
Man
Lazarus
Christian Science
Baptist Church
Tin Church
West Commerce Street
Bral O. Im
Minuothe
Nokle Bible Band
Daniel
St. Paul M
E. Henderson
Drcess
Vaan
Prasuh
Starnes
Epworth League
Mra
N. A Mihig
Mack Yenzen
St. James A. al. B. Chur
North Concho and
Zavalin Atronts
G. A. Wallaca
Allon
A.M. E
Wilininglou
Fielog
W. Orvie
Jaulee
YM. C. A
Gov. Chas
LD. Daniel
Prospect Bi
Aley
Jg, M- Guttenberger
St. Louis
Piy Zou Ta
Railroad Notes and Regional Rail Activity Update
Rail traffic details show N LGiuire of the Mexican Retonal ab Farreva visiting the city while shop hours at Sunsat are cut to nine hours with one half day on Saturdays. A. Kipitman of the Mexican Central and J C Ghambadour of the Houston and Texas Central are noted. several officials pass through Houston en route to Monterrey and Mexico City. Katy fund reductions impact agents ahead of numerous May events in San Antonio Fort Worth Waco Dallas and other cities, including religious convocations and professional meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Lgiuire
Ab Farreva
Sunsat
Starle
A. Kpitmaan
Mexican Central
Mirough
New York
City of
Mexico
Ltt
Georgs
Southern Pacific
Magle Tass
E. Georga
Houston and
Texas Central
Houston
Dlep
J.C. Ghambadour
Bonkkeeperly
Trouston and Texas Centra
Monterey
Mex
Whither Herpes
Meézlean Gulf
Saengerfest
San Antonio
Thekets
Episcopal Church
Colored Grand Lodge Kalghta of
Waco
Wilsboro
Court disputes and real estate transfers in late court docket
News of the courts reports several cases in progression in multiple districts including Pleasants v. Martin & Co. overruled, Marker v. International Building and Loan Association on trial, and American Housing Company vs Harms & Ryan on sworn account. Real estate transfers list A. M. Walters Investment Co. to Susan Gates and other parcel transactions with varied grantee names and street details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VMITY
Distaice
W. S. Pleasants
Martin & Co
Judea Green
Spoori
R. J. Marker Axelust
Jntersinio Building and Lorn Association
Cloud
Porty-fith
Awertean Houslery Company
Sning Harms & Ryan
Forty-fifth
Dan Gillespie
Pirves Regan
Vadrie
Tilly Suniliga
Ida Ang Cook
A. M. Walters Real Stain Investment Co
Suan Oe
Biincho
Otte Ottexon
Charles Moser
Dugald Street
Dolorosa
Pines
Saltetas
Dolores
Axel Maorscheldt
Local Socials and Sports Mixed in Evening Gatherings
A fragment notes a 10 days events program starting at Longtress garden tonight with a barbecue and games. Also mentions a “Wiaseball” game at Ry, suggesting a local mixed schedule of social and sports activities in the area.
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Birt
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Lowston U
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Aeaver & Mackey
Becker
Ban Antonio
Sean Eee
Moe
Burned Suns
Tilfin
Bissy
Cars
A Meawan
Reed
Kerker
Lesson
Jacals
San Anton Ui
Douston
Baptists’ Cohing
Tommy Atkins
Dougherty Foresters
Schottische
Massys
Pod
Mathews
Paul Matterson
Filey
Smisa Pushldile
Steva Kern
Camberlain Negro
Tom Ladovic
Public Libraries
Losova Stueret
Lavernia Literary Entertainment
Odd Fellowa Celabrate
Schuolinkurg
Tex
A.B. Kerr
Africa
Reeemy
The
Hermann
Sud Generel
Wiaseball
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