Drama in San Antonio as Austin falters in rough game
A rugged Texas baseball clash saw Austin struggle for offense while San Antonio executed five double plays led by Gilpatrick and Weber. Pitcher Drinkwater fared well but received poor support as Austin dropped the affair to San Antonio with key fielding and base hits shaping the outcome.
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Frank Welkett
Austin
San ‘Pedro “Park
Mike O'Gormor
Brandon
Drinkwater
Red” Herbert
San Antonio
Moe
Welkart
Badger
Gem
Welkast
Haine
Weber
Bates
Cam Herbert
Gilpatrick
Drink Water
Valdois
Halsey
O'Connor
Stanley
Partridge
Bail
Adrian
Justin
Weary Tennessee GOP Drama Over Evans Reappointment
A Chattanooga dispatch reports 37 year old Clay Evans may resign as a Tennessee official after letters revealed to Mark Hanna allegedly show he favored Reed over McKinley. The president apparently resisted forcing Evans from office but promised trouble for Brownlow in the first district at the next convention due to pensioner influence.
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H.clay Evans
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Tenn
Clay Evans
Anthervans
Brivans
St. Louis
Mark Hanna
Mr. Evans
I. d. Sandford
Kreixville
Evans
McKinley
Reed
Haona
Evang
Saya
Brownlow
Ida Douglass and Lena Garrizon Arrested on Disturbance Charge
Officer Frank Brown detained Ida Douglass and Lena Garrizon on Mast Street yesterday for disorderly conduct after a quarrel in which Garrizon says Douglass drew a pistol. The weapon is held at the police station.
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Idac
Ida Douglass
Lena Garrizon
Frank Brown
Mast Street
Tena
Ida
Slaughterhouse Sales at 203 West Commerce Street
A harsh notice declares daily killings and a so called slaughter of furniture at GA Stowers Furniture Co. on West Commerce Street in San Antonio. It urges customers to call at 25 Le.
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San Antonio
Commerce Street
Lleese
GA. Stowers Furniture Co
Fii de Sleele
Cal
Congress Mourns Tariff Bill and Summer Rest Ahead
Washington reports Congress adjourned as the tariff bill became law at four past four. Brewers rushed to use 7 1/2 cent beer stamp rebates before the change, with four million stamps already bought. Internal revenue agents prepared to enforce the new act nationwide.
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Tarifa
Shington
Atshinley
Internal Revenue
Colored appointee made collector for Georgia
President McKinley appointed Henry A. Rucker, a colored man, as collector of Internal Revenues for Georgia, prompting numerous protests but receiving Senate confirmation. Rucker is described as a respectable former assistant to Cal A. Buck, who helped secure Georgia’s McKinley delegation. Buck is noted as recently appointed minister to Japan.
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Georgia
Washington
McElmtey
Henry A. Rucker
Bany
Rucker
Cal A. EE. Buck
McKinley
St. L
Buck
Tapan
Senate
Aweful Capital Absorbing Trust Forming in Chicago
A jumbo trust is being organized in Chicago with Standard Oil United States Leather National Lead United States Rubber American Sugar Refining American Tobacco American Cotton Oil American Spirits Manufacturing and Chicago and Lay State Gas. Total capital stock 52500000 with bonds and stock appreciation pushing the total toward a thousand millions.
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Aa Capital
Sunday Light
Chicago
Standard On Co
United States Leather Co
National Lead Co
United States Hubber Co
American Sugrar Refining Co
American Tobacco Co
American Cotton Oil Co
American Spirits Manufacturing Co
Chicago and Lay State Gas Co
Great Horsfeast Gathering at Warrington Park
A notable crowd gathered at Warrington Park to watch a fast pacing event. Spectators included John MN, Gentry, Frank Agan, Rob ered, Patelson and other notable attendees amid the lively pace and excitement surrounding the competition.
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Chicago
Warrington Park
John MN
Gentry
Frank Agan
Robered
Patelson
Point of Law in New Orleans Hotel Case
Special wire from New Orleans reports Assistant District Attorney Kittridge asking Judge Allcoth to decide if one lawyer can represent both sides in the case of Jo steph Voegte, proprietor of Cus impression hotel, vs A D Blocker. Judge Aucoin had been engaged by Voegte but appeared for Blocker, causing the judge to rule and dismiss the case.
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Yoegste
Jude Aucoin
Blocker
Judge Aucoin
Br. Voegtio
Kittridge
Voegte
Aurora
Bron
Aucoin
Htrlage
Air. Rittridge
Aucain
Wwtney
Heron
Clerk Keenn
Poona Editors Probed For Sedition In Plague Row
Bombay July 24 officials move to prosecute editors in Poona district for sedition over articles that alleged officials mishandled plague control. Crown argues pieces inflamed natives against British rule and fueled recent cholera deaths and plague fears across the Bombay presidency. Weather in the presidency shows improving rains despite health crises.
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Smidat
Bombay
Poonah
Poona
Hoogly
Calcutta
Bombay Presidency
Presidency
Japan and Hawaii annexation talks stir U S nerves
A Washington dispatch reports widespread unease over Japan's potential stance toward the United States if Hawaii were annexed. Officials say no consent has been given to the Hawaiian proposal to arbitrate the dispute, while the exact issues remain unclear and a mutually satisfactory resolution is sought.
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Japan
Sunday Light
Washington, D. C
United States
Hawaii
Morality Standard Cannot Be Raised by Legislation
In Simla on July 24 the vice regal executive council rejected Mr. Chambers's July 5 bill to repeal the cantonments act of 1895. The measure aimed to restore governor general in council authority over contagious diseases in cantonments, mirroring powers held for other diseases. Sir Mackworth Young, lieutenant governor of the Punjab, argued repeal aided British troops. critics maintained moral standards cannot be elevated by law.
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Vice Real Exprative Council
Chambers
Cauneil
Non
Mackworth Young
Pungjah
Chamier'n
India
Talk To Boston San Antonio May Soon Converse Direct
A proposed telephonic network aims to connect Boston and San Antonio with extensive branch lines reaching Memphis Nashville Charlotte Lynchburg and further to Jacksonville and Galveston. The plan by American Bell Telephone would extend from Washington toward the southeast creating a coastward system with Chicago Memphis and Dallas links already underway. A line already runs Houston to San Antonio with a farther southern reach planned to include Tallahassee and Montgom ery.
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Maia
San Antonio
Tex
Mininca
American Bell Telephone Company
United States
Chicato
Mississippi River
Chicago
Memphis
Tenn
Nashville
Lille Teck
Ark
Dallas
Texas
Houston
Washington
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Lynchburg
Charlotte
N.C
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Charleston
S.C
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Place 4
Aiken
Augusta
State Line
Savannah
Thomasville
Tallahassee
Jacksonville
Fla
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Chartotteux
Montgomery
Mobile
Never
Jeans
Galveston
Riot fears in Tauntin amid cathedral consecration plan
Vancouver reports word of a feared riot at Tauntin on the anniversary of the 1870 massacre when the Catholic cathedral was destroyed. Native Catholics planned to consecrate a new cathedral, while locals threatened to destroy it. Two native Christians had been killed earlier for their faith. The Empress at India relayed the warnings as tensions rose.
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B. C
India
Tauntin
Oman
Homan
M.s. Peacock
Paki
Aurglar and Murderer Held for Later Keeping in Georgetown
A burglary case and a murder were reported in Williamson County. Edna Lee was killed at Taylor last Thursday. the suspect was brought to Georgetown, judged in jail, with a grand jury to meet Monday. Wash Pool, sent from Milam to the penitentiary for burglary, was captured at Waxahachie by the local sheriff. Sheriff arrived with Fagl and lodged him in jail.
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Williamson County
Jasl
Georgetown
Texas
Edna Lee
Taylor
Yhureday
Wash Pool
Milla County
Waxahachia
Willam Sou
Fagl
Real estate transfers and legal notice mix
Real estate transfers list J Dodson to B FM Dodson for lot on Town street priced at 350 dollars and Carmen Monjaras to A A Carnett for 24 7 acres of survey 6 on the Chipe deras creole valued at 1502 dollars. Alvino Davila jailed by Captain Androna amid a note about a platol.
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Dodson
Town Street
Carmen Monjaras
A. A. Carnett
Chipederas
Alvino Davila
Androna
Hirony
Turf congress row as Corrigan clashed with Judge Clark
July 24 Cincinnati scene at Hawthorne track meeting ends amid tensions between Edward Corrigan and Judge Lewis Clark. A written agreement to lease Hawthorne track to the Harlem Association is shown, a revolver is drawn, and the clash signals deeper rifts over turf governance. Separate items note gold shipments to Europe and a fatal shooting in Raleigh.
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Ka Corrigan
Cincinnati
Turt Congress
Lt To
Edward Corrigan
Hawnthorne
Culeuyo
Cal
Lewla Clark
Harterm
Chicago
Corrigan
Clark
Congress
Harlem
Klondike reports and Dawson City gambling boom
Fred Price, back from the Klondike, warns of severe supply shortages for prospectors and expects the trading firms to struggle. He notes horse crossings at Dyea, new claims on Stewart River, and that gambling and dance halls have opened in Dawson. Price says Dawson costs are high, with miners spending heavily and one saloon reportedly clearing $20,000 in three weeks.
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Wash
Fred Price
Klondike
Frice
Dyea
Dorment
Hynigo
Stewart River
Dawson
Price
Dawson City
Reverend Peter Havermans Dies. Aged Priest Led Lasalle Institute
Rev. Peter Havermans, oldest Catholic priest in the United States, died last Thursday in Troy New York. Born in Nort Brabant Holland Maren 27 1831 he was ordained June 6 1890 Ghent. Came to America in 1890 and served in Norfolk Maryland St. Marys County before moving to Troy. He founded the Brothers' academy Lasalle Institute and aided in quelling the draft riots of 1863.
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America
Jollowite
Troy
N.Y
Peter Havermaans
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Holland
Hoevrn
Ite
Histrop Develde
Ghent
Norfolk
Georgetown College
St. Mary's County
Maryland
Hughes
St. Peter's Church
Tather Havermans
Brothers’ Academy
Lasalle Institute
City
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Boycott clash looms between liquor dealers and railroads
San Francisco July 24 A brewing boycott threat pits the California Liquor Dealers' Protective association against the Atlantic and Pacific and Santa Fe railroads. The Santa Fe order bans its workers from entering saloons on or off duty. Liquor merchants urge modification, arguing discriminatory impact on major state interests. Copies were sent to members and H. C. Hush, railroad freight and passenger agent.
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Atlantic and Pacific
Santa Fe
California Liquor Dealers’ Protective Association
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Board of Trustees
H. C. Hush
John T. Gordon Dies Suddenly at El Cajon Ranch
John T. Gordon, a leading fruit grower from El Cajon, San Diego, died suddenly from nervous diseases at his ranch after moving to the area from Pittsburg in 1889. He was known for his work on the streetcar system routes between Oakland and Allegheny City and was connected with several local enterprises.
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San Diego
Cal
Tohn St. Gordon
el Cajon
Oakland
Allegheny City
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