Three Teams Organized for Post Sam Houston Baseball
The Twenty-fifth Infantry at Fort Sam Houston forms three baseball teams under Spaulding Chicago supply lines. Officers list players from Companies C and G with captains, pitchers, fielders, and substitutes, aiming to field a strong squad for the season. Deserter cases, court subpoenas, and upcoming repairs at the fort accompany practice notes as attention shifts to a potential memorable season.
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Fork
Sam Houston
Spaulding
Chicago
Fox
Vasibel
Mae
Vowmans
Frank
Phyues
Ytuuselves
Company C.anderson
Walter
Madilép
David
Lomax
Peter
Miniger
Graves
Charles
Dukes
Samuel
Feld
Thophilus
Richard
Boyd
Hiampton
Wyethe
Dries
Sank
Piteher
Gimbes
Tomex
Price
Wyehe
Dayil Woods
Ucld
Wh- Jngs
Jeferson
Roper
Garney
Archie McElroy
Gunpany G—Corp. Wo
Vowel
Renilicul High Grade Kola-Malt Giveaway Announcement
A limited giveaway event is announced for Duerler’s Kola-Malt at the Slusle Stove on Trouston Street. Votes are tallied for public organizations receiving support, with a list of participating groups and voting locations, indicating a community contest tied to a June 38, 1900 drawing and a broad standings update.
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Jesse French Lisho
Tita Hrothers
Slusle Stove
Trouston Street
Heely
St. Ansapt
Seeley School
Tlihvenians
St Dolin's Orphans
Burard Brothers
Masic
Elmendert & Co
Woltz & Mrrs
Ih Pack
I. Make
San Antonio Cycle Supply Company
Washer Brothers
Sullivan Shoe Company
Thies & Bledner
J. Lobart Company
Holland Tea Company
J. Woodward & Co
Beford Brotlers
Edwin Podegits
C. H. Mueller
National Installment Company
Railroad News and Local Events In Boerne San Antonio
James Cowan becomes stationer after William Hardie. A new park opens at Boerne Ada Wookhridge arrives as chief clerk for the A P general passenger department in San Antonio. L L Brown moves to Cotton Belt in Tyler. Wooldridge returns to San Antonio after Galveston posting. The S A & A P fills Hardie's audio department post with Cowan. Excursions planned to Boerne and Kerrville for the church dedication. Charles Grady and Flora Coomes wed at St Marys Catholic Church then depart for New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Wookhridge
Elty
Grlvestos
L. A. Brown
Cotton Hett
Tyler
Wooldridge
Santa Fe
Galveston
San Antonio
Old Town
Charles Grady
Aliss Flora
Coomes
RB. S. Coomes
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Father Smith
Southern Pacific
New Oile
About & Weele
Orpian Bennept Sale Brings Aid to Orphanages
A charity sale by Wolf & Mory’s store raised funds through special prices on goods. One percent of sales was donated to multiple orphanages including Santa Rosa, St Joseph’s, and an African American home, totaling $101.17. Community support and employer kindness highlighted the event.
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Wolft & Mory
Wolf & Mors
San Antonio
Santa Rosa Te
St Jose's
Ilouie
Santa Boss
St. Joseph
Seetestamt Orphhans
Sergeant Hoefgen Writes From the Philippines
First Sergeant Louis Hoefgen of Company I Twenty Fifth United States Infantry reports from Jolo on March 21 that no general order directs four companies to embark. He expects to reach Frisco in about two months and has five months remaining of service after landing there.
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Cape
Lelteh
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Steril Nowotoy
Ka Stevens
United States
Moses Ios
Threnty-fifth Infantry
Iave
New Braunfels
Tex
New York
Alabama
San Antonio
Colling Hone
Philippines
Jolo
TY. 1
Marel
Louis Hoefgen
Unite States Infantry
San Francisco
Frisco
Mortuary notices seeped in 19th century texts and jumbled lines
A battered fragment reports deaths of Mary Warlanee aged 15 from Southwestern Insane asylum illness with remains shipped to Manchaca Texas and William Gleitz aged 58 of Selma. Duis Fuentes 45 died at city Hospital with unclear circumstances. The item mixes obituaries with sale notices and court entries, noting boxing and naturalization items and assorted ads from a late era newspaper.
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Mary Warlanee
Southwestern
Duis Fuentes
Wesday
Amosvnoon
Ile
Colored Volunteer Guard eyes Texas encampment in San Antonio
Major Jacol Lyons of the colored volunteer guard of Texas seeks a September state colored encampment location. He favors San Antonio for military advantages and a committee, including Dr. A. T. Walton and Captain R. G. Ells, will meet at Knights of Pythias hall on Camaron street to plan.
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Jacol Lyons
Colored Volunteer Guard of Texas
Ilka
San Antonio
Colored Knights of Pythias Hall
Camaron Street
A T. Walton
J. & van Duren
R. G. Ells
Andrew Simpson
Jacob Lyes
William Warren
Thieutenant Willem FP. Ells
Qt. A. Cemphell
Vaugnon Sale Auction Notice With Items Listed
Auction notice for a sale on Tuesday June 72 at 10 o clock at Cantelelo story residence listing 503 Sole es bed suits rugs chifonies sideboard dining table chairs rockers library tables balding china and kitchen items. N A Harvey auctioneer G-10-1
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Vaugnon
Death of New York City beer brewer after heavy lifelong intake
William Arend of New York City, a longtime brewer of twenty years, died in Bellevue Hospital after a long illness linked to heavy alcohol use. He admitted consuming roughly 15,900 gallons of beer over 24 years, with liver cirrhosis cited as the severe underlying condition. He left a 46 year old address at Fourth Street and had spent months in Bellevue prior to death.
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Telver
New York World
Willium Arend
Leer Deinker
New York City
Gaureday
Bellevue Mospica
Amend
Fourth Street
Bellevue
Douguerty
Bud
Watson
Daugherly
Ament
Flip
Ls Jong
Brad Bean
Armand
Uio
Af Bellevua
Fragmented Tale Mixes Beer Losses and Lost Voices
A garbled excerpt from the Chicago Tribune mixes odd phrases about beer production and a hospital death, with fading talk of editors and night center voices. The text includes disjointed quotes about pipes, revelry, and a muffled reference to spice and divers.
Sleepless Sayen Juror Remarks During Deliberations
A juror recounts sleepless moments and the impact on the panel as the trial continued. He describes how fatigue stalled them and how the majority persisted despite interruptions, reflecting tension in the jury room. The exchange underscores lingering strain after the deliberations in the Saal case as reported by the Tribune.
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Oinesgo
Saal
Schank Couple Celebrate 25th Silver Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John Schank celebrated their silver wedding anniversary at 623 East Commerce Street with a large party of friends. Refreshments were served and many presents given. The report notes a police car at 12580 Avenue 1 last night for fighting in Alea Telghis Street car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrion
John Schank
East Commerce Street
Avenue 1
Alea Telghis
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Fort Sam Hous
Texas
Fou LD
Rooks
Sekyice
de. Kenney
Antil
Enttranice
Pos
Hullla
Suidier School
Alamo City Commercial College
Schooial Stinnisr
Tran
Shafer & Howney
Gao
Duerler
Gio
Piano Sonenst
Iinough
Storkmanship
G. A. Stowers Furniture Co
W. Gommerce Street
News OF the Railroads
James Cowan
Wil
Liam Hardie
Boerne
Wilken Wirdie
James L. Cowan
Hardie
Aual
Cowan
Cowart
Beeme
Kerrville
Thors
OL ‘Fhos
Goggin & Bros
Ouerler
Grand View
WB. Joluson
Witlentey
Gobbos
Hordgen
Mortuary
Wiliam Gleitz
Selma
T, FW
Jonanson
Av Daasteh
Whos. Goggan & Bros
B. Jetson
Liebe Offlee
Robinson
Nature
J. J. Hewitt
Fil Seventel
Liem Erick Co
J. i. Erv
Levore Fury
Tydge Brooks
Naturaliwar Ciory Baets
da. Cab
Germany
F. Kuhn
H. Ta Henson
SGITS
Ilermine iMetehar
Charles Lanebert
Boke
Loreelosure
Fool
Nerih Laredo Etrecks c. Ueeon Gas
Charles Dyford
Peu Cishment
Colored Volunteer Guard
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Lee
Artice
Dia
Maas & Grovenheimer
Syle
Barclay
Dilverrisers
Chicago Tribune
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