Black Broncs Defeat Houston in Easy 8 1 Victory
In Houston on May 6 the San Antonio Bronchos dominated the Mud Gatshers with an 8 to 1 win. Cyclone Joe led the visitors with standout slab work as the pace stayed fast throughout. The contest remained competitive until the final out. Also included is an unrelated ad for Oring Laxative Fruit Soup and Ortho product promotion at Bexar Drug Co.
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Houston
Tex
San Antonio
Cyclone Joe
Bexar Drug
Galveston
Fair Athletes Triumph In Muddy Track Contests
At St Marys ball yesterday, a muddy track did not dampen a lively program. Mae Harrison led with multiple wins including the 226 yard hurdles and base ball events, while F P Bennett and J Spencer set notable marks in high jump and pole vault respectively. The fencing contest between B Dalby and P Bleck drew interest as well.
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Ind
St. Mary’s Ball
Mae Harrison
Angus
FP. Bennett
W. Jones
M. Glaze
Gutumd
L. Hannen
Misa J. Spencer
Miss C. Dalby
Mies L. Eckers
American car halted by swamp in New York to Paris race
A special dispatch from Nickolsk Russia reports the American car in the New York to Paris race after about 15 miles faced an impassable swamp near a village and had to turn back. The German car continues along the Krane-Sthertan railway sleepers as the race proceeds.
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Paris
Matin
Nickolsk
Russia
New York
One of the Largest Box Factories in the State
RA L Burnett Co at 817 East Commerce street presents itself as a major Texas plant for paper boxes and related products. President R L Burnett claims thirty years in the trade and a client base among Texas, Louisiana, and Mexican businessmen. The firm employs about 35 to 50 people and also supplies wrapping paper, bags, twine, and related items. Nearby, Bond Hardware Co advertises cut price staples on the north side of City Nail.
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RA. L. Burnett Co
Commerce Street
South
R. Ll. Burnett
Texas
Lousiana
Mexacs
FR. 1. Binnett Company
The
Bond Hardware Co
Price Stors
North Side City
Nail Stover
Wet grounds block play in Dallas area baseball slate
Yesterday's results show Dallas 6 Fort Worth 4, Galveston 5 Houston 2, and Waco 4 Shreveport 3. Today Austin visits San Antonio, Houston hosts Galveston, Shreveport plays Waco, and Fort Worth meets Dallas amid damp field conditions and mixed performances by the Brancs, Senators, Giants, and Panthers.
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Fort Worth
Galveston
Houston
Waco
Shreveport
Austin
San Antonio
Shreyeport
Brancs
Senators
Giants
Panthers
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P.C. San Antonio
Wu Yay
EU Dallas
Seo Houston
Shreveport A
Fodder for the Fans and Baseball Notes From The Era
Reported yesterday Cubs game saw Matthewson last two innings while five pitchers took the mound for Chicago. Wag ner delivered a three run double with two on to lift Pittsburg past the Cubs. Memphis reports a failed bid to buy Outfielder Colling of the Bronchos at 2000 dollars. Texas circuit shows many phenoms returning to the minors as drills continue. Thorny and Winehall may start tomorrow in the double header as Colgrove recovers. Alec expected to miss about a week.
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Thorny and Winehall
Colgrove
Alec
In Other Leagues Batters Shine Across Cities
Report summarizes scattered results from multiple leagues with notes on games at Chicago New York Pittsburgh St Paul Columbia Toledo and Little Rock. Key performances include Triston and Batterts showing for Pittsburg and Indianapolis beating Toledo in a twelve inning affair.
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St. Paul
Midwankhest
Paul
Columbia
Lontegilla
Colmbus
Toledo
Indianapolis
Battle of the Pins Postponed as San Antonio Verein Plans Farewell
The Turner alleys event between Dukes and Lowther is postponed to the latter part of the week to honor Gus Froebel, longtime Verein president, who will depart May 40 with his wife for a Europe trip. Married Ladies clash Laurels at Mission garden. Schickel faces Pfeiffer in St Joseph league action.
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Turner
Dukes
Lowther
San Antonio
Turn Wureti
Gus Fraebel
Verein
The
Froebel
Tin
Will
Europe
State Games Result Memo At Laredo and San Angelo
Laredo 3, Corpus Christi Mt San Angelo Santa Anna 8, San Angelo 1. Rock salt noted, northern white cuphed paix and chicken feed at M Moracheau's. Sees eat dick Stotta new stable Jake Th, 26 N, Mores Bt. Phony 49%
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San Angelo
Santa Anny
M. Moracheau's
Dick Stotta
Jake Th
Mores
Clean Sweep Rules City League Bowls
Laps beat Kalnh 2 0 and White Ross defeated the Socials in a double series on Beethoven and Mission garden alleys. Laps led game one with 323 pins, clearing the track 11 times, while game two saw Kalnh edge ahead by 8 pins as the Saps faltered late. White Rose bested the Socials by 4 pins in a tight overall contest, with Pasche and Schuhte credited for multiple clears and high averages around 203.
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Beethoven
White Ross
Mission Garden
Jewshshed
Saps
Thia
Sape
Rtruck
Seaont
K's
Pendleton
N.haarman
B Clemens
Waganfihr
W. Gardner
Karney
Oleo Klaus
Sf Jackett
Hannen
Senora
FO FK
Bnyis
Olny Alf
Klas
Klang
Chas. Klaus
Ike Pendletan
W. Firdner
McCgarkn
Aden
Dreamland
Tor
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Pasche
Pneosh
Dugosh
Walker
Lutz
Summerfield
Witte Rose
Wight
Sociale
Linou Snetals
Schuetze
Cepiainy m, Albert
N. Schuetze
Last week to buy Villa Rocn lots at front F200
This week only offers a final chance to purchase Villa Rocn front line lots at 40 dollars under the established price. The notice highlights a wage and regional panel context, noting the sale runs this week only.
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Villa Rocn
Editor With Robbery Charge In Guthrie Oklahoma
Fred Tracy editor of the Beaver Herald a prominent state Democrat was indicted by the federal grand jury on a charge of robbing the post office at Beaver City. The item notes the city’s early political scene and surrounding announcements while listing local ads and notices during the period.
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Fred Tracy
Guthrie, Oklahoma
Guthrie
Okla
The
Beaver Herald
ARG
Beaver City
Salo on War Endorsed by Methodist Conference
Baltimore Md May 26 The federal conference of the Methodist Episcopal church during a prolonged session yesterday endorsed the world of the anti saloon leagues and favored local option.
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Baltimore
Births Reported for Moody and Trevinie Families
Birth notices list a baby born to Mr and Mrs D J Moody at Warren Street and another daughter for Mr and Mrs J Trevinie at 1005 Colgrade Avenue.
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D. J. Moody
Warren Street
J. Trevinie
Colgrade Avénue
Burial permits and death reports from El Paso and Chihuahua
Burials and deaths reported for Lewis Preoc Lachey of 745 West Houston street tuberculosis and American Found. Dead El Paso Texas May 6. A American Thomas Cagle found dead with a bullet wound to the head near Arthurvo Chihuahua by his partner. His pistol lay nearby with discharged chambers. Bullet wound described as small caliber. A Fletcher Ohio man Frank Simonaus remarks on roof paint and other advertisements appear in the text.
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Chihuahua
Thomas Cagle
Arichurvo
Chambers
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