Fort Sam Houston Baseball Report and Post News
Fort Sam Houston notes a Sunday baseball game where Eighteenth Infantry beat Eighteenth Company A 14 to 0 after parade, with keg stakes and injuries. Descriptions of players, staff, furloughs, retirements, a new church, enlistments, bicycle buffs, and post events fill a sprawling military-press chronicle at the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company E
Eighteenth Infantry
Corp. Mearns
Company A
Ghteenth Infantry
Eddie M4 Tine
Pitcher
Cossey
Alatine
Schultz
Leareure
Aan Vaieher
Ieee
Love
Osta
Kearns
Eskridge
Levis
E Feld
Dina
Riverside Park
Maccubbin
Highteenth Infantry
Curlough
Lock
Ittter
Berne
Parker and Whitworth
Hotefthia
Jon J. Dalton
Philadelphia
Hiss
Deréus
Fm Reed
Salen Pany
Tadrvico
Cyetéran
Fudd Ble
Carpenter
Company B
Shea
Eigsteenth Infantry
Aurgeon
Washington, D. C
Baker, Sutter
Stille
John Felger
Eighteenth‘Infantry
Rockport
Chama
Anen
Bleyden
Hat Hat Club
Schwartzs Hall
Grose
Simon Pendleton
Government Hill Reds
Simon
Reds
Storck
Xoldier
Delegates Named to National Republican League Convention
The Texas executive committee concluded business at L1909 m and selected ex officio delegates and delegates at large to attend the National Republican League Convention in Detroit Michigan on July 13. Named ex officio delegates include National Committeeman Wm Atwell and State President Samuel L Twain, with Samuel Heller as secretary and S Billow as assistant secretary. Delegates at large listed are Walter T Burns, D A Robinson, A Schacksett, W S McCutcheon, H R Green, S G Esterbrook, George Ames, C B Peck, T S Brockentrow, Otto Buchel, S G Warnes, Whit Dryden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Republican League
Detroit
Republican League
Michigan
Texas
Wra. H.At+well
Nasional
Jamen A. Steure
Samuel L. Twains
Heller
S. Billow
Walter T. Burns
D. A. Robinson
AL &. Schacksett
McCutcheon
H.R. Green
Esterbrook
George Ames
C. B. Peck
Brockentrow
Otto Buchel
SG. Warnes
Whit Dryden
McKinley
Nxt
San Antonio
Dallas
National League
Bryan Callaghan
Delagtes
Miests
Frank Arnal
Kane Star Brewery
Otto Koehler
City Brewery
Iso. S
W. H. Wells
San Antonio Street Railway
WW. H. Kume
Alamo Heights Rapids Transit Company
Frank Arnold
Lone-Star Brewery
Otto Karhier
San Pedro Springs
Peck
Houston
Starnes
Delegates From Districts Nominate Uninstructed Slate
The Texas Republican executive committee delegates from twelve districts assemble and list numerous names for district representation. The body endorses no candidate, adopts resolutions praising President McKinley, protectionist policy, and calls for next conventions in Dallas and San Antonio, while thanking local officials and sponsors for hospitality.
Court actions amid motions and divorces in local district cases
Judge Green heard a motion in the Son Antonio and Guilt Shore railway company versus William Davis and others, continuing it to tomorrow for rehearing. Motions to dissolve an injunction from February 22, 1895, were argued. A divorce in Williams versus Williams was granted, and several trials and appeals were noted with judgments and notices of appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Green
Son Antonio & GuiltShore Railway Company
William Davis
Newton
Fory-Nith District Court
JC. Davies
M. T. Davis
J. G. Pry
Fry
M. Davis
J. R. D. William Wrs
J. Fry
John Dolan
Henry Brashear
Ins Junction
j@tvorce
Mary Willams
E. L. Williams
State of
Texas
J. A. Frawley
W. A. Post
C. J. Boges
Texes
International Building and Loan
Peter Forlassain
F. Yturri
John PF. Hansen
W. A. Patrick Engelist
Francis Smith & Co
Det
Annie May Robinson
Joseph H. Robinson
Annie May Gibbons
Fudge Green
Allee Young
W. A. Young
Forty-fifth
Couieh
Andrews and
Tellen Stirock
T. PB
Paiute Bradford
Sult
Dama
Soa
Ptaintie
Josefa J. Badges
Lyman
City Topics The Sewers And Teacher Salaries
Mayor Callaghan pushes sewer work with urgency hoping for completion before summer while deeming himself not responsible for potential failures. Citizens question investment value and system efficiency as council stays informed about every feature. Teachers receive twelve monthly installments but nine months pay, drawing criticism for perceived deception. The school board now returns to a straightforward nine months salary, highlighting teachers as the lowest paid city workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JL Wim Nuk
Callaghan
Council
the Express
Tay Bank
Showl Board
Riverside Park Celebration Opens With Parade and Feast
Riverside park colored citizens arrive for yesterday's celebration after a strict parade. Devotional exercises and speeches mark the noon hour, followed by a free barbecue feast. Afternoon sports run until 6:30, ending with a sham battle between Austin and San Antonio companies. Dancing and light entertainment continue, with union thanksgiving services planned today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Park
Gancing
Funeral Notice for Mrs Eliza Loerry In New Orleans
The funeral for Mrs Eliza Loerry, widow of the late John C Gerry, will be from the residence of her nephew Dr D Herrey at 419 Marshall Attest this Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Friends invited. New Orleans La and Mobile Ala papers please.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Loerry
County officials urged to report stationery needs to court
County commissioners faced opposition to a court ordered rule on requisitions for office stationery and furniture. County Attorney Bart DeWite reviewed the power of the court to regulate purchases and advised retaining the established method, noting a purchase becomes a county valid claim if reasonable in quality and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Receivingle
Bart J. DeWite
DeWitts
Isag
Commissioners' Court
Sonry
Rie
Bucklen Arnica Salve Sold By F Kalteyor & Son
Advertising copy touts Bucklen arnica salve as the best for bruises sores and a list of ailments. It promises guaranteed satisfaction or money back, priced at 26 cents per box and available from F Kalteyor & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Dale
F. Kalteyor & Son
Annual Health Report Reveals City Decline in Deaths
City physician and health board filed for fiscal year ending May 1, 1837. Scarlet fever and measles cases totaled seven and fourteen respectively amid calls for stricter disease reporting laws. Total deaths reached 3,160, down 31 from the prior year, with ward breakdowns and December mortality peaking at 135.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Board of Health
Treward
Iskely
Mies
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Fort Sam Houston
NEWAY
Adams
Hatch
Licent Grote
Willian , Glhonore
Company C
Times
Lbrarian
The
Daily Light
Lbrary
Carl EF
Keg Gang
Ehapparal
Sloan
Shah
Aaley
Fio
Monaday
Parasula
Koechilin
New York
Haas & Oppenheimer
H. F. MacGregor
R. G. Bear
M. F. J. Scott
E. B.tompkins
G. W.W. Angler
Sam Swifford
Seth Strong
John McKinnon
A. B. Doucette
Ara Vincent
J. C. McBride
Jno
A. Kuebler
Geo. Adamy
Geo. Call
H. Fields
Thid—John Gillis
W.T. Roach
H. Wagner
Thomas Breene
L Green
A. G. Roach
S. R. Burke
H. B. Hani
G. C. Grenier
Ramond ,Herry
L. Mundy
W. Z. Pragens
P. Scott
D. W. Sander
D. IT. Carson
B. Davin
Firth
J. B. Sehmits
H. & Brewer
A. M. Armstrong
H. M. Bryden
N. Jones
W. H. Harvey
Daniel Wise
Louis Sternkork
H. K.days
W. P. Gott
W. C. Forden
J. L. Pennington
GC. Cook
L. M. Darkeley
C. Heilig
J. L. Dumars
C. G- Vogel
F. Caldwell
L. EB. Deger
Sheldon
F. Werner
Aug. Fabarth
E. Multen
John Samsom
J. K. Hexter
J. 0. Luby
T. McKee
I. BP. Newcomb
J. M. Kindred
Guilt Shore
Bilnck Harmsdort
Tae Geauice
Lonsdale
City Topics
Annual Health Report
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