Lost on errors as Buffalos edge Chus yesterday
The Sunday Light reports a rough game where the Buffaloes defeated the Chus despite many errors by both sides. San Antonio’s fielding miscues helped Hals ton stay in contention, but Buffaloes secured the win with timely hits and solid pitching to the finish. Umpire Jack Phelan struggled at calls as Percy Coleman was ruled out for baserunning infractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Halston
Buffaloes
Branchos
Holly
Jack Phelan
Percy Coleman
Fiider
Coleman
Um-Pire
Reynolds
Stephene
Douglas
Clark
Taryking
Coleman Dutto Dawking
Brownrles
Wiich Tadge
McDivitt
Murray
Staples
Leicaester
Prelay AleDivitt
Dawkins
Mullaney
Pete
Doustas
Sheldon
Ebaezier
Nipper
Hodge
Dankins
Brownrigg
Markley
Clarke
Murray Hilt
Rnott
Aadllaney
Tyne Puns
Shellen
Schuezler
Tredge
Stephens
Schuezley
Shelden
Isaacs
Weekbecker
McDevitt
Schaezier
Hecht
Boing
Weekhecker
Beauty
Teft
Sticke
Isracs
Sehacater
Donelay
Donelay: ‘Dawkins
Brownlee
Ed Steves Wins Special Election by 665 Vote Margin
Yesterday's special election produced an easy victory for Ed Steves over four opponents, with a 665 vote plurality. The new tax collector is expected to take office by June 1, and a city council meeting may be called to formalize the result and align staff for tax collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Steves
Paymar Eili- Zeng
Steve
Hang
Escaped Convicts Recaptured at San Antonio Jail
State Convict Contractor Davis recaptured two escapees from Bexar County Jail. One, a 2 month offender for forgery, was caught by Sheriff W J Morte of Karnes County after escaping a work train on the Aransas Pass railroad. The other, a man of color convicted at Austin, was arrested in San Manoa two weeks after his escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar County
Davis
W. J. Morte
Karnes County
Aransas Pass
Hegro
Austin
San Manoa
Deportation flight carries four Chinamen to San Francisco
Liebrecht, U. S. marshal for the Western district of Texas, left yesterday afternoon for San Francisco with four Chinamen ordered deported by Judge Maxey. He rushed to catch a boat sailing to China. Caral George is among those involved. Notes mention Prof. Cox and Rev. Bowen addressing gatherings later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liebrecht
Caral George
U. S
Texas
San Francisco
Maxey
China
Returns fragment with voting totals and game play notes
The snippet records Gael votes with Steves majority 1030 and Reeves plurality 340. It also describes a late baseball innings sequence, highlighting hits by Coleman Mullaney and Murray, fielding errors, and the tying or winning run in the ninth. The chaos ends with the winning run scoring after a misplay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bleves
Lirol Ars Las
Ehiele
Seca
Skinner
Gael
Steves
Rleves
Beethoven Maennerchor to close season with grand concert
The Beethoven Maennerchor plans a grand concert on June 2 featuring Prof. Horace Clark Mrs. Deaate Bell Andrews Prof. I. AM. Steinfeldt Miss Julia Seusinger Prof. B. Theil Prof. B. Steinfeldt and others. Tickets available at Gogean's Music store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Maennerchor
Vis
Horace Clark
Deaate Bell Andrews
I. AM. Steinfeldt
Julia Seusinger
B. Theil
B. Steinfeldt
Birs
Risehe
Miases C
P. Bgettler
Joe McAllister
Ar. Garcia
13. Goldstein
Hesse
A. Piper
PA. Piper
Beethoven Mackercher
Gogean's
Change in City Rail and Light Leadership
Mr Jenkins becomes local manager of the consolidated Siveat Railway and electric light system and will take charge on July 1. Mr Velas, the present manager and president, will move to New York to direct the company’s affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins
Consolidated Siveat Railway and Electric Light System
Jung
W. F. Velas
New York
Hayseed Howling at Somimer's Alley Bowl Night
The Friday event drew many ladies and gentlemen. Paul Brotee won first prize a silver mounted Colt revolver and 1,000 cartridges donated by Fred Miller. Frank Gloeckner took second, Anton Glocker third. Mrs Henry Theiling won the judges pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somimer’s Alley
Paul Brotee Dook
Fred Miller
Waul
Philippines
Frank Gloeckne T
Anton Glocker
City Marshal Recovers Stolen Delglan Shotgun
A Teautlnt double barreled Delglan imported shotgun, reported stolen, was identified by City Marshal Drose and traced to a boy who tried to sell it to Mr Meper slat. Fire officers arranged return of the gun to its rightful owner after confirming the theft occurred in Wacoverently and the weapon was brought to San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drose
Sal
Jolly Set Invites Attendances At June Event
An invitation is issued to attend a gathering at a garden on June 10 by the Joly Seelatl club. The notice promises cordial reception and a unique invitation to all guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Set
Jolly Joby Beven Club Jelly Dance At Jolly Mission
A jovial notice invites friends to a jelly dance by the Joby Beven Social club at the Jolly Mission gardens on June 10, 1935. Theo Ariat will entertain. floor and reception committees named including Applewhite Rosmeyer Tigart Applenhieg Glavin Sefer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly
Eelf and Jolly Company
Joby Beven
Jolly Mission Gardens
Theo
Ariat
Applewhite
Rosmeyer
Tigart
Tom Applenhieg
Quer Carmittee
G. A. Glavin
P. Sefer
Marriage of John Valentine Jr and Mary Strasser
Mrs Kate Obert invites attendance at the marriage of her sister Mary Strasser to Arr John Valentine Jr on Tuesday evening June 20 1899 at 8 30 at 1022 North Florest Street San Antonio Tex. Invitations were mailed yesterday and the Light extends congratulations. Mr Valentine a pressman at Johnson Bros Ble Print shop and formerly with the Light. The bride is a popular young lady of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Valentine, Jr
Mary Strasser
Kate Obert
North Florest Street
San Antonio
Texago
Light
Valentine
Johnson Bros” Ble
The
Rough on Ball Players They Must Pay Street Car Fare
Yesterday afternoon San Antonio and Houston baseball players on a street car returning from a bell game were charged fare by the conductor. They were unprepared and left the car to walk, a custom of passes to players being omitted. Players threaten to pay a penalty at season end if rides are charged to ball players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Houston
Alao
Ball Park
Attempt to rape d sacker Kuykendall daughter near Medina
Reports reach San Antonio of an attempted rape targeting the daughter of farmer Frank Kuykendall, in Earle Peatonice near Medina. Authorities, including Sheriff Caterbell, sent deputies W F Green and Ed Marly to investigate. incident occurred Friday at 10 o clock in a field.
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Lings
Frank Kuykendall
Earle Peatonice
Medina
San Antonio
Kuykendall
Caterbell
Dutles
W. F. Green
Ed Marly
Stone
Worl
Memorial Day Observance Plans by Grand Army Post
Memorial Day program for May 30 outlines parade from Fort Sam Houston to Alamo Plaza led by Grand Army Post of E. O. C. Ord, with Women’s Relief Corps No. 5 and children. Includes ceremonies at cemetery, a Gettysburg address, hymns, and grave decorations by Madam O'Connor's group. Public invited. transportation tickets available at post office. charged fare for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
John H. Bolton
E. O. C. Ord Post
GA. R
Old Post
Ielief Corps
Old Woman’s Relief Corps No. 5
G.A. R
Fort Sam Houston
Alamo Plaza
M. J. Keating
HB. O. C
A. R
Regular
Army and Navy Union
Federal Building
Iice
Alanto
W. A. Conner
Lincotyn
National Memorial Hyn
Madam O'Connor
John B. Hamilton
Bolton
Hollins
Day Keating
First United States Artillery
VL. Spahn's Bakery
East Commerce Street
Alpie
O'Connor
Alamo Waza
BR. Ball
Navarro
Ffouston Streete
Ava
Delia DB. Diehl
Woman's Relief Corps
John H.nolton
Ord
Nao
GROCERS CORDED IF YOU SEE US IN CITY UPDATE
Report surveys architects and builders active in the city. Plans under way include a five story brick residence for A S Gage and several commercial projects. The Reyes poison case details emerge with a hospital release tied to a whisky cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Geome Smiall
George R. Stumberg
Seguin
City Brewery
Lospyo Street
East End
Lakeview
Col
Ike Pryor
Reyes
Actavlives
Juan Reyes
Minday
Military Party Heads to New Braunfels Flower Carnival
Lieutenant Jerome L Johnson and a detachment of the San Antonio Zouaves left this morning on the 4 40 train to take part in New Braunfels flower carnival festivities. Corporal Edwin W Goram Sergeant L Potter and Trumpeter W J Thornill also traveled with the unit. Jacoby Saper, a rep for The Heart Jean Clothing Co of St Louis, Missouri, is in town calling on customers and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome L. Johnson
Edwin W. Goram
L. Potter
W. J. Thornill
San Antonio Zouaves
New Braunfels
Leon
Jacoby Saper
Hreat-Jean Clothing Company
St Louis
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Buppaloes
Thesronchus
Seta
Bana Arizonia
ALE
Steynolds
al Coleman
Isaac
Lo Weekbecher
Wee Va
Schacaley
Mouston
AD. Ry. Po
Rae i
Bheldon
Wes
Totais
Peustin
Itu Am Autonio
Hawston
Stulen Bages
Clirk
Letace Sehaezter
Survay
Pla
Chirk
Doug- We
Geruek
Staples One
Phelimn
ED Steves
Whild
G. A
J. I. Cox
Moxie
W. A. Bowen
Ne- Divl
Colemai
Hougas
Stodge
Suits
Dougelas
Stale
Coleman Q
Isaacy
Cnter Teanes
Font
Lo Dawkins
Tsanes
Weelshee
Seheester
Sied
Reynalas
Dye
Auulaney
Hotlke
Brawnings
Bullaney
Wipper
Soho
D. J. Woodward & Co
Ateady
Commerce Street
St Yuna
Market Street
Woodward
D. J. Wantward & Co
Syricyde
Tlan
D. 4
Woodward & Co
Hayseed
Whoding
Phe Medina
VioWin
Phe
Newman
Moeweil
Wunélke
Cosgrove
Craft
McNeil
Engel
Barbour
Winthrop
Terrell
OM Wlaney
de Cahill
Don Mane
Dallas Street
Dallas Steeek Blues
Madigan Square Browns
Browns
Winthrow
Blues
Lilison
Andya Welker
Pat
Moquette
Ingrain
Smyrna
E. Praeger
E. Com. St
Welton
Sar Antonio Light
E.O
C. Ord
Post
Sidney Johnson
C. Vv
Davey
Livesa
Aiinna Bey
Columbia
Bine
Culumblo
Loo
Max
Fund Ite
Joe Wheeler
Helen Siler Gouta
cAile
Mr. J. Galpin
GW. Hunt
London
England
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