Texas League Baseball Plans Face Uncertain Fall Meeting
The Fall Meeting will be lively as Galveston honors a Silver Cup, San Antonio eyes a claim on the Bronchos, and Texas league discussions consider a three or four month season. San Antonio may exit the league after fulfilling dues and obligations, with the season’s end set for August 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Anonio
Texas
Nore
Prinaul
Alovay
Copeland
Alamo City
Anna Perla
McCloskey
Pexas League
Galveston Club Seeks First Series in League Battle
The Galveston manager resists losing the championship cup and argues the Texas association should award the first series to Galveston since San Antonio and Fort Worth left the league. San Antonio voted to stay at the last meeting but was dropped for league interests. The board may consider a new phase. Galveston emphasizes the association did not disband and that contracts and obligations remain valid for 1895.
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Dermody
Galveston
Tipe
Houston Teat
Aloinfors
San Antonio
Uat Galveston
Toustun
Bernods
San Antoniio
Sonsom
Midlead
Sistter
Vaccination Notice Extends to October for Vanpers Children
The citywill vaccinate Vanpers residents free of charge at the city hospital dispensary at 10 am on schooldays. Pupils must show proof of prior vaccination dating back no more than six years. Due to heat and no epidemic, vaccination and re vaccination period extended to October 1. Horses offered at special summer prices at D J Woodward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WA. Sciegof
Th. H.wadra
Bupl
Health Cmeer
Mura
D. J. Woodward
Early Texas reminiscence on forts roads and foraging
An elderly observer recalls travel along the Concho to the Pecos route in 1800s Texas. He describes Indian attacks, the Meritt command, Fort Clark to Stockton, Howard spring, and the dangers near Devil's River, with colorful notes on guards, water, and terrain. The diary-like recollection ends with editorial comments on newspapers and advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coneho
Stockton
Davis
Concho
Pecos
Concha
Jongapy
Mil
Fort Clark-Stockton
6Th Cavalry
10Th Cavalry
Adis
Wickes
Guerguin
Santo Ning
Avastacie Gonzales
Moward
Goadha
Hows Spring
Gon W. Sferritt
Pt Cavalry
Big Geande
Tao
Mervit
Weescaut
Moret
Ne Merrit
Iowa Spring
Aluad Terema
St. Vineent
Iim
Amd
Vincent
Gonzales
Lralu
Snd
Fre Indlang
Hey
Mervitt
Ad Udres Cakleron
Merrit
Gonaale
Fort Concho
Howard's Spring
San Antonio
Towar Spring
Sargent
Fagle Pass
Gen
Merritt
Howard Spring
Fort Clark
el Paso
Port Tancaster
Devil's River
Howard
Some Choich Bargains and City Real Estate Deals
Real estate ads tout multiple properties in San Antonio with prices from 1,500 to 9,000 dollars. Listings include six room cottages, two story houses, brick stores with saloon, large lots, and several street corners. Firms JOHN T. HAM BLETON & Daily Light Bureau advertise 104 Commerce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iacs
Toon
Fourth Street
Mees
Matamorma Street
Ber Gaol
North Street
Crockett Street
Government BI
Tairge
South Heights
Prospect Lill
Midway
West End
Cheatnut Street
Lota
Government Hill
Dignowly Hill
Enuret Heights
Tobin Hill
Rockport
Floresville
Llano River
Elmendorf
Frio County
Gonzales
Ace John 'T
Hambleton & Daily Light Bulla
No. 104
Commerce Street
Letter from Abs MR Al Whitlow Reoei y in This City
A Kalifornia letter from Wallace Hyde, a famed york shipbuilder, writes from Alaska about gold fields eighty miles above Juneau. He details routes via Yukon and Dyea, prices for carpenters at $15 a day, gear lists, and urges Whitlow to join with supplies, dogs, and sleds for a spring trek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Blyde
Klondike
Alaska
Kyde
Ind
Ander
SL George
Pyowt
Waltlow
Funea
Tly
Tam
Werther
Wallace Hyde
Whillow
Hyde
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George Dermody
Will Siso
Wenermann
Seasor
San Antonio 5
Spicl
Svilling
Baring
Walteed
Sintone Ax
ASA
Light Teiay
Chiba
San Antonio Oo
Flouaton Oo
Galveston A OD
HGH Austin
AY Dew
Fort Werth
ATO
Yexas Association
Heuermann
Belog Galveston
Ware
Ort Werth
Dallas
Newipipers
Paris Glves
Waveu
Texas Association
San Antonio Agsor
O'Connor
Weber
Salcivivs
Charles Becker
G. McDonald
F. Sparks
Galles Beeeuer
Islopf
Vtom
Sack Tste
Otteielt
Alimqperque Morale Dowerrat Yesverioy
Albuquerques
Browns
Hia Teat
Cetp Co
Suinley Aml
Gilpatrick Sero
Albuquerque
Anafe
Gilpatrick
F. Hoe
McGne
Stanley
Parish
Patsy Cait
Las Veras
N.M
U. S
Aid
Paris
Elaus
Witco
Subim Magee
Howard Yringa Meesnor
Express
Genesmic
Murt Convo
Ais
Stig' Phice
Manpal
Polaiten
Sebastian Cwito
Amines Calderon
Proborse
George
Takire
Merciats
Newspapers
Sayang
Sacear Ik
Uruk
Seagall
Lucal’poliies
Isog
Reston
Mayer Callaghan
Ting
Pleisant
Georgio Walker
Sponglog
snearTa
Tourkal
Siteress
Sayaig
Nec Bute
Tralia
MR. AL. Whitlow Reoeiy
Weltece Dyce
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