San Antonio Players Shine Across Leagues and Cities
The Sunday Light notes San Antonio’s strong representation in the Interstate and Atlantic leagues with players like Charley Bailey Fred Valdis Otto Krueger Bones Parvin George Gilpatrick Colle Khaw and Mike Lawrence. It highlights Mike O Connor as a top California league catcher and new first baseman for the Gilt Edges, praising his defensive range and bat. It mentions Frank Badger criticizing touring teams after Texas trip, and a broader call for rest for southern baseball amid pay disputes and rainy seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Bro. Antonio
Iota City
Alamo City
Columbus
Chartie Bailey
Fred Valdis
Otto Krueger
Bones” Parvin
Wheelsing
George Gilpatrick
Colle Khaw
Dayton
Mike Lawrence
Reading
Sacramento
Cal
Matt Stanley
Mike O'Connor
California
O'Donnor
Texas
May Bief
Bay City
San Francisco
O'Connor
Hinself
Santa Cruz
Frank Badger
Ovas
Galves‘ton
St Louis
Paddy Royleig
Emporia
Kaw
Brownie Chamberlain
Atchison
Welkhait
Dowls
Houston
South
Cattle market steadies with weak gains and export rules
Regional cattle market reports show limited price gains despite improvements in dressed meat demand. Kansas City leads St. Louis and Chicago in price rankings, while export restrictions arise as Secretary Wilson issues new regulations for free Cuba cattle shipments from Savannah New Orleans and Galveston. Key sales include 1500 cattle for 38600 dollars and 12000 beef cattle traded for 450500 dollars along with multiple private-term consignments across Texas and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cores
Texas
St. Louia
Kansas City
St. Louis
Wilson Jag
Cuba
Savannah
New Orleans
Galvyston
Unclaimed Packages List From Pacifique Seines Office
Weekly notice lists remaining unclaimed packages at the Pacifique Seines Co. for the week ending. Included are names such as W. J. Armstrong J. C. Andrews W. F. Baldridge Dr. H. D. Barnitz and several others, along with titles and initials. The fragmented OCR shows multiple misspellings and unclear entries, reflecting a historic shipment or postal record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacife Seine Co
Pearsall Personalities and County Happenings
Special to the Sunday Light from Pearsall Lex July 29. Local fro theota residents discuss August plans for cotton transport. Mr. D. Rackley, longtime county official, leaves for Port Davis to settle. Mr. Toe Logging arrives from Mineral Wells for health reasons to visit family. J. B. Watson from Freestone prospecting to locate here. A dance at Mrs. Mont Woodward’s residence. music by a band. A shower occurred yesterday, not countywide. B. Tatelis starts as postmaster at Pearsall on the first. Miss Lilly of San Marcos visits Mrs. W. B. Cowley. Mrs. W. B. Dally visits Hallettsville.
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Frio Coubly
Vearsall
Lex
Fnrotera
Aero
Ecrops
Comulttoo
Dt. D. Rackley
Port Davis
Mont Woodward
B. Tatelis
Lilly
San Marcos
AV. B. Cowley
W. B. Dally
Hallettsville
Train Robber Ketchum Dies in Santa Fe Penitentiary
Special to the Sunday Light El Paso Tex July 20 B W Sied sheriff of Tom Green county and Fr B Ketchum identify Samuel Ketchum's body in Santa Fe penitentiary where he died of Wood poison after a wound from a posse clash near Cimarron He claimed his brother Tom was killed during a Texas and Pacific train hold up at Golerion about nine years ago He said the rest of the gang would not assist authorities The body was burned in Santa Fe
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Bante Fe
Speeial
el Paso
Tex
B. W. Sied
Sherif
Tom Green County
Fr. B. Ketchum
Santa Fe
Samuel Ketehum
Cimarron
San Angelo
Train Volker
G. B. Ketchum
Sim Ketchum
Tom
Texas and Pacific
Golerion
Democratic Commitee Faces Cash Crunch for Campaign
Special report from Washington on July 23 notes the Democratic National Committee frets over disunity and a lack of financial backing for the presidential campaign. Chicago meeting hints Aryan nomination and platform disbursement alarm party financiers as Bryan leads, prompting calls for individual subscriptions and urgent fundraising, with no strong funds coming from the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Aryan
Bryan
Cean
Jones
Gorman
Tiwmany
Fey
Anan
Peni
Citizens Rally in Sunday Light Adopts State Race
Citizens of this place held a rally for state and county candidates on July 29. Governor McLaurin and United States Senate hopefuls Yoln M. Allen and Laurie were present. Allen, during his remarks, admitted defeat but stayed in the race to expose alleged plunder during McLaurin’s administration.
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Tenterprise
Miss
Afe Laurie
Yoln M. Allen
United States Senate
Ir. Allen
McLaurin
Zoverver
Alienation Affections Suit Seeks 160000 Damages
New York July 22 Special to Sunday Light George H. Wightman sues Charles F. Tatum for 160000 in a suit filed in the Supreme Court claiming alienation of his wife Helen Holme Wightman’s affections. Justice Bisehot granted an order requiring the plaintiff to answer new math raised by the defendant in the reply. The complaint says the couple wed in Kansas City November 18 1892 and lived happily until June 1896 when Helen Met Tatum.
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New York
Supreme Court
George H. Iightman
Charles F. Tatum
Justice Bisehot
Mr. Tetum
Plagiamt
Helen Holme
Kansas City
Fune
Pleasant Evening at Army and Navy Union Entertainment
Regular Army and Navy Union held an entertainment and dance at Muth's pavilion last evening. The program opened with a one act farce The Bogus Talking Machine and featured a musical selection from Prof William Muth's orchestra.
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R. A
N. U
Army and Navy Union
Muth
Griffin Hall
Charles Wall
Stanley
Meyers
Parker
Rachel Pete
Reed
Martelto
MT. Wrobbel
Hang Schnyder
Mr. King
Win. Muth
Scientine
John Wrobbel
F. Wenke
Texas regiments rush recruiting for Philippines
Colonel Hare ordered six lieutenants to Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Tennessee to speed recruiting for the Thirty-third Infantry. The regiment shifts to Camp Merryrow with tents up and workers at full rate as officers reported and new staff announced including Lorenzo Kopf as chief musician and a civil telegraph operator sought due to Manila duties.
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Samy Everently
Philippines
Coronel L. al. Hare
States
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Texas
State
Captan
Cheries van Way
Tellman Campbell
John Wilbur Ward
Hi. J. MelKenney
Man
John GC
Greanesalt
Firetieutenant
Aeskstant Gurkeon
Chambersburg
Tirat
Solomon J. Jeffers
Dirat
Lorenzo Kopf
First
Texan Volunteer Infantry
Local notices mix with military chatter and social events
Fragmented paragraphs mention Captain Janes M. Burroughs and Colonel Hare with compliments, Mrs L M Johnson returning from Eagle Pass, and Private Julius Hopkins dying at a Post hospital. Social events include a grand walk by Prof Green, concerts, a grand ball at Riverside Park, a surprise party for John Schandleat, and a Pastime Athletic Club election at Wolff's hall with Frank Morrill as president.
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Prof. Green
Profs
Artzt
Riverside Park
Pastimé Athletic Club
Wolff's Hall
Miliary _ plaza
Frank Morrill
Charles Artat
Langwell
T Wolff
Centurion Marguerite Hennessey Celebrates 100th Birthday
Mrs Marguerite Hennessey marked her hundredth birthday at her home near Runge Texas on Friday with a large family reunion. Surviving children Captain William Hennessy Rev T Hennessy and Mrs Norah Brown attended, with religious services led by Rev Hennessy and Rev Fom Mocezygamba. A noon dinner followed by continued festivities. Mrs Hennessey, born in Ireland, settled in Texas in 1854 and lived near Halettesville for about 45 miles, leaving four children, fifteen grandchildren, and eight great grandchildren.
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Canta
William Hennessy
Elts
Runge
de Witte
William Hennessey
T. Hennessey
Af Woustoh
Norah Brown
Hennessey
Fom Mocezygamba
Yorktown
Marguerite Hennessey
Ireland
Texas
Snce
Gvidintly
Haltettsyville
Two Mules Condemned for Glanders Near Sayers Post
A county committee led by Judge Peter Janus found two male mules owned by William Wilson near Sayers Post afflicted with glanders. Veterinarian A F Lange concluded the disease is not epidemic and urged destocking to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Janus
Sayers
J. H. Nass
Clemente Dunn
William
Wilson
Lange
Enidemie
Secretary Vance Shines at Farmers Congress Fair
Secretary Vance received cordial reception at the Farmers Congress and led fair preparations. The Horticultural Society granted space for the event, with Professor Price and Mr. Vance selecting 86 packages. Water pipes and cattle stalls were under work, and Munson the Denison grape grower will exhibit. Bargains in show window items from Thos Goggan & Droa.
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Vance
Farmers’ Congress
Seeceary Vanvelas
ee.Te
The
Horticultural Society
Ot Vance
Professor Price
Br. Vance
Carnell
Farmers' Congress
Voster
IA. & M. College
Munson
Denison
Chattemurg
Boerne
Waters Works Company
Neczazary
Dielwan
Thos, Goggan & Droa
Brother rushes to aid ends in severe hip fracture
Report from Transas City says Tom McGenness of Kauss City learned his brother 34 had been fatally set at S2gain. He determined to go to his brother's aid and arranged a journey. On boarding a train at Kansas City he sustained serious hip fracture and is hospitalized under treatment.
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Transas City
Tom McGenness
Kauss City
Kansas City
Auction Sale Items Across Bowls Street
Auction planned for Tuesday August 1 at 214 Bowls Street lists a bedroom set wardrobe cupboard refrigerator cook stove curtain peles and other household goods. TUFLER HARVEY, Jeo.
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Bowls Street
Tufler Harvey
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