Turner Bowl League Opens as 30 New Bowlers Debut
The Turner Bowl League starts with 30 new players, many new to bowling, directed by Anton Gloeckner and Adolph Dugost. Weekly matches run Aug 17–20 with Lionmueilar, Pfeiffer, Fritzé, Lowhher, Beetz, Baldus, and others. City Bowling League meetings review standings and discuss forming a new league. St Joseph and Beethoven factions gear up to start schedules.
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Wall
Loimidor
Gracelnev
Slur
Luckjork
Steai
Anton Gloeckner
Adolph Dugost
Watt
Matiday
Eit. Beetz
Baldus
Alb
Renins
Tdeat
Eas
Missions
Owls
Cricket Club Defeats Soldier Team In West Season Match
The San Antonio Cricket Club beat the Fort Houston soldiers 24 to 10 in a late afternoon game. The Soldiers showed tight bowling but the club batsmen held the advantage with standout fielding and key catches. Coppard led the Soldiers with multiple wickets while Goppard and England starred for the club with reliable scores and defensive fielding.
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San Antonio Cricketelhaim
Furl Gam Houston
Lever
Feldin
Cy Wols
Sehwen
Coppard
Agpook
Aly
Wielteta
Tye
Labor Day Sport Events Planned by Iadris Program
An Labor Day celebration features a bicycle race at 1 PM followed by auto-mobile races at 2 PM, then horse races into the evening. R. B. Hobins oversees the bicycle races, Vic Guarantee Cycle Co conducts the auto races, and H Autrey handles the horse events with prizes for winners.
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R. B. Hobeins Wii
Vic
Wil
H Autrey
Hindle
Hora “Raens Prirres
Rari
Helmet Triumphs in Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga
The 1903 Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga ends with Helmet from Keene’s barn winning a tight two year old race. Madden stable horses Madden and James Rieche follow in second and third as Payette also contends. Star Madden rider Sly ir Star bears a heavy burden but falters as Helmet prevails.
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Bs Heart
Saratoga
John I
Madden
James’ R? Iéehe
Helmut
Keene
Threm
Jengthd
Peraus
Sly
Waa
Local sports brief reports mixed results and crowd interest
Local games today feature the Yalonas facing South Heighte and the Colts in two contests. San Antonio Duden baseball notes a Sabinal pitching win, Toep Petwele’s strong game for Yoakum, and McKeona catching for Toey as the San Antonio Cricket Club draws a large, enthusiastic crowd.
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Yoakum Tell
Toeppetwele
Sabinal
Chappelle Berth Claimed by New Orleans Club
Memphis reports Chappelle to join the Foston Nationals then play in Mississippi on a barnstorming trip with Ed Hurlburt. The deal offers $350 monthly and $500 signing bonus. New Orleans asserts waiver rights and claims Chappelle as Orleans property, with contention over conditional release and waivers from Southern League clubs.
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Sy. Hearst
Memphis
Tetin
Bill Grapnelle
Pennsylvania Miner
Foston Nationals
Mississippi
Ed Hurlburt
Atlanta
Chappelle
New Orleans
Little Rock
Chappelle Say
Greer is Scull Champion at National Regatta
Springfield Mass August 15 Greer of the Mast Boston Athlete won the title of single scull champion in today’s national regatta on the Connecticut River. Bennett of New York was second, Nett third, Dury of New York fourth, and Geeer of Brooklyn fifth. Crowds cheered Greer as he secured his fourth championship and his victory drew widespread applause.
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Hearst
Springfield
Mass
Greey
Boston
Pein
Connecticut
Harry
Bennett
John Nonl
Ban Nett
Dury
New York
Yard
Brookelyn
Geeer
Umpire O Laughlin Tied To Hiring Talks For McDonald Vacancy
President William Robbie from North Chooling negotiates to fill the McDonald vacancy with umpire O Laughlin or a relative of Mus Teed Silk O Laughlin. Robbie offers a liberal for, aiming to secure the umpire’s services despite unclear family ties. A warning is issued about attending a fale at Kerrville as Milenia reportedly spoke of the outcome.
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O'Laughlin
William Robbie
McDonald
O Laughlin
Robbie Hie
Hia Malshien
Rich Handicap Winner At San Antonio Fair Draws Star Horses
San Antonio International Fair opens September 26 promising record attractions. Trainers and owners from New Orleans and Texas bring thoroughbreds and harness horses, including Lakelon and Call Bey, plus three stalls reserved by J W Puller of Wills Point. Quarter horse entries swell the track list as workers prepare the grounds and grandstand. expositions halls and midway show large crowds expected.
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San Antonio
Tex
Gravesend
Brooklyn
The
Fair Association
Steen
Whch
Lakelon
Call Bey
Junaica
Charles Holland
New Orleans
San Antonino
Texas
India Exposition
Alamo City
Birthday Party at 225 Cwiwal Ends With Large Guest List
Miss Clara Robalin hosted a birthday gathering at her home 225 Cwiwal with music games and refreshments. A long list of guests attended including Misses Way Adgiaida Ewalita Calle Cordelia Suse Mek El na Hortengly Maylo and many others. The notice invites readers to Kerrville Kall for more details beginning Wednesday the 19th.
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Clara Robalin
Catering Way
Axdgiaida
Ewalita
Calle
Cordelia
Suse Mek
Elna
Hortengly Maylo
Luana
Mavuerite Garcia
Lirens
Dua
Ben Weir
Mag Caren Mayen
Tants Mocaygamba
Misa Lina Castellano
Mra. C. Castellano Mastellano
HM. Ganipa
Mra
M. Garcia
da V. Nobalin
Rate Protest To Be Made At Fort Worth
Special to The Eight reports the Fort Worth meeting of the Commercial Traffic Managers and Shippers, where action on increasing interstate freight rates will be discussed. The session location was changed from Galveston to Fort Worth, per Fort Worth Freight Bureau manager Pawhelt.
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FT. Worth
Austin
Tex
Pawhelt
Fort Worth
Community Ice Cream Social and Dance Night
Enjoyable event as families joined a Wear shirtwaist social with ice cream. The anus mnent committee ensured a pleasant evening, stressing prevention and appreciation. Holliswei’s Rocky Mountain Tea promoted as thirty year preventive remedy, available at 25 cents per tablet at N. A. Drug Store.
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Holliswei
Births Reported in Kerrvilla Pale Weekend Highlights
Births announced for two families with addresses. A girl born August 11 to Mr and Mrs Stan Galindo at 17 Sin Fernando Street and a girl born August 14 to Mr and Mrs A Chandres colored at 14 Man farey skies. Kerrvilla Pale opens Wednesday October 19 with attractions including ball games live shows and dagrontinral exhibits. Mountain City travel from San Antonio featured with a Yale round trip. Special holiday deck day noted.
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Stan Galindo
Sin Fernando Street
A. Chandres
Kerrvilla
Yale
San Antonio
County Board Works On Tax Roll as Assessor Estimates Rise
The Board of Equalization and commissioners’ court continued work on the county budget and tax rolls. Taxable value set to reach about 67 million with total assessed valuation not to exceed 13.0 million, as Assessor Huth and staff push to finish rendering properties this year.
Women Not Barred as School Directors in Dallas
Special to The Behe Austin describes Dallas officials pushing for women to join school boards. The Education Department cited state law allowing women to serve, requiring age 27, literacy, and ability to interpret school laws. The 30th Legislature added the interpretive requirement.
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Austin
Tex
Nixon
Gonzales County
Buslee
Cotton Advances Amid Scattered Gains In Opening
New York August cotton market opened near steady with small gains before easing. October rose to the highest price since last year, driven by short-covering and weekend positioning. Nearly 600 bales from Savannah were set for delivery to New York, with August through March futures listed at varied levels.
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New York
Cottonmarket
Werner
Latur
Savannah
Golaher
Ste
Untitled News Fragments From New York Markets
Fragmentary Hearst wire report from New York markets notes butter and eggs pricing and receipts. Unclear phrases reflect garbled OCR but reference dairy and egg trade with scattered numeric tokens and trader terms. Continuous details are unreadable, limiting precise figures or entities.
San Antonio salesman promoted to Fort Worth department head
Thedford, a well known San Antonio gilesman, resigns from George Duling Co. to take a two week rest then join J. B. Stripling in Fort Worth as head of oil and dress goods. He will start September 1 after leaving a decade in hats, silk and dress goods roles. He is married with many San Antonio friends who regret his move.
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W. PB. Thedford
San Antoanto
Dapacinieng
J. B. Stripling
Fort Worth
Thedford
George Duling Co
San Antonio
Moyé
Thetforg
Pik
The
Azim of Rats & Oppenheitser
Scarbrough
Austin
George Dulling Co
Fail Lines Are In Very Tight Place
by Thomas C. Shotwell Hearst Leager Wire New York Aug ta Thomas W Bawsey continued his rat upon the stock market today paying attention to smelters and American nit. Smelters sold 17 pointes lower at the figure ah which Lawson bu saw his taid early in the week. The entire set of industrials was heavy. Railroads were held relatively firm. The heat play in Wah street says that the stock market will soon recover from the present decline. The elpde Wik weak and at about the tow eat prices of the gay. Portapa the most important development of the bast Weele has been they realization by and managers that it Will be Impossbbye see them to make a radical advange in freight rates. Severn have shown any purpose to do eo. They know the public that the real reason so many railroads are in distress is that capital was sold to investors. The rail roads are earning enormous incomes on the real investment but hundreds of millions of stock are outsounding id paying dividends although never day over came into the treachuries turn for the stock the common knowledge that the railroads must honestly demand a freight rate increase ie making the public deplorable. This was shown in the past week when Wall street powers adopted sensational methods to draw the public into the market. They had advanced prices to a level where bumper a rope selections cheap money and complete resumption of business were apparently counted. But the public Bead not taken enough interest to dn.
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Thomas ¢. Shotwell
Hearst Leager Wire
New York
Thomas W Bawsey
wMielters
Lawson Bu
Portapa
Severn
Treva
Wall Street
Railroads Face Reorganization Pressure Over Capitalization
The report notes widespread railroad upheaval as firms resist bonds and reorganize to fund operations. It cites high bonus figures for lines like Ontario & Western and New Haven, contrasting with Canadian Pacific’s lower capitalization and implying grain trade shifts away from New York toward Canada amid overcapitalization concerns.
Gotton Seed Oil Market Quiet With Steady Prices
Seed oil market was quiet with prices steady on light offerings. Spot quoted at 390, August 8 4 ase. September 3815408 October. November 25% 3rd Jan, S64. Bales by barrais 100 Sept at 04 0 100 October at 374% 800 December 364 to 96 400 January.
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New York
Spot
Barrais
Vacated State Government Bonds Steady Amid Trading
Naw Yow Aug 16 Vaclted Stetay government bonds closed unchanged as bond market workers held largely steady trading.
Forecast of Receivership for CAA and Rock Island
The report outlines possible receivership for CAA and Rock Island assets, with stock and bond activity cited. It notes large orders for steel, bids pending, and speculation of a Rock Island receivership within six months, plus dividend and financing concerns across railway systems. Market context covers cotton demand, gold flows, and London money markets amid unsettled securities.
Gold Release and Market Hesitation in London
Leased wire from London reports a hesitant start as Indian gold release nears. Traders expect a offset at week open by cash treasury payments. Markets are lifeless with some shares showing minor gains while Paris exchange and Berlin rates show modest shifts. No significant discounts expected on the continent.
Bar Silver Lower Amid Mixed Market News
New York reported modest shifts in precious metals with silver down 18 cents as traders weighed Mexican dollars and base prices. The market tone showed mixed activity and uncertainties affecting near term pricing.
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Lewis
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Saratoga Races End
Yalonas
Otte Routh Heights
Diamond
Jeter
Bore
San Antonio Duden
Amatedys Inty
Thas
Wire
Orleans
Bieppente
Frank
Hearst News Service Dispatch
Silverson
Neew
Chiterelle
Capella
H Buster
Greer
Keriville
Lumber Yard
Tod, Williams Lumber CO
Tokalon
Commissioners' Court
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Canadian Pacific
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Ranroads
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