Lohmueller Team Takes Two Games
Lohmueller team captures both ends of a Turner Bowling League twin bill, beating Natchez and Lowther’s Netihaz in a tough doubleheader. Jessa Oppenheimer led with three splashes in the second game, as Lohmueller’s Comanches rolled 320 to Natchez 291, while Lohmueller 86 78 and Lowther 37 both contributed strong scores in a hard-fought first win.
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Lowther
Turner
Lohmuellers
Comanches
Netchaz
Ue Natchez
Jessa Oppenbsimer
John Duliing
Lohmweller
Lohmwelier
Dineuy
Leohenteller
Oppenheimer
Fuex
Scholl
Wantaloubau
A Tolle
R- Herweck
Siodal
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Duuinig
Ant Frockner
Natehoz
Goo
Aehnefer
Kock
Fritze
Hoeling
dJungkind
Fentiman
Vander Strattsn
Mueller
Battle of the Pins at Beethoven hall and Turner notices
Sapa team trained two hours at Beethoven hall as Turner hall hosts a meeting for captains to fill vacancies. Turner Ladies met to elect captains, addressing resignations of Mia, Ed, Gutzelt, and Mia Clara Wietenfeld within the Net Vault.
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Sapa
Beethoven Hall
Turner
Serdon
Turner Hall
Egleet
Mia
Ed, Gutzelt
Mia Clara Wietenfeld
Local college football and baseball items teased for coming games
A string of brief local sports notes describes Laurel Heights missing a preliminary game against Mission Field due to a date misunderstanding, with a possible reschedule. Independents plan a tough three day schedule, UW CG and Professionals draw a crowd at park baseball, and Teffries-Schahard may meet Bud Myers next week. West Texas football faces the second University of Texas lean at the first grounds with a downtown town event likely amid a busy fair for football and related contests.
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Laurel Heights
Mission Field
West Texas
University of Texas
Mystery Identity of Dead Man Stuns Texas Town
In Marlon Texas investigators seek the identity of a young white man who died after collapsing at a section house. He claimed to head toward San Antonio to help a dying wife, had no money, and wore a pale suit. Tattooed arms and scant clues hinder identification. The man, about five feet seven, 130 to 140 pounds, aged 25 to 30, died shortly after his condition worsened. his body was found later that day.
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Marlon
Tex
Vfsiters
Imag
San Antonio
Southern Pacific
Finish of National Race Heart Breaking Finish
New York October 4 Greater uncertainty dominates the pursuit of the National League pennant after yesterday's doubleheader. Pittsburgh surged into first barely ahead of New York, with Chicago close behind. The percentage table now shows less than two full points separating the top three leaders.
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New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Standings and scores from scattered baseball games
The standings show Pittsburg at the top with 97 wins and 638 losses, followed by New York and Philadelphia among others. Game summaries list batters and pitchers across multiple cities including St Louis Cleveland Brooklyn Cincinnati Chicago and Boston with results and box scores for each matchup.
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Loat
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Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Lona
Gridiron at the fair struggles to reach playable condition
The supply nearly exhausted and morning preparations delayed the gridiron. Workers faced access issues, but fair officials made a cheaper effort to ready the field for today’s game. Further improvements are expected for upcoming contests.
Fair admission reduced for late entrants at international fair
The admission fee to the International fair has been reduced to 25 cents for all admissions after 8 o'clock on each day of the fair.
Exciting Moments in Sixth Day Racing at West Texas Track
The sixth day featured King W5 the favored newcomer in race one, winning by several lengths as Vincentio and others faded. Retcott upset at 20 to 1 in race four, while favorites generally held form. Cedar Lodge and Straight Talk claimed places in key sprints. Final results listed include King W5, Gladya Loulee, Itan, Reticant, Straight Talk, and Miss Toray with several other runners noted in the crowded card.
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Texas Cow Pony
King
Vincentio
Poet
Retcott
Itan
Brooks
Hiram
Ben Wemsley
Ally Wool
Nephina
Tidwina
Lowe
Lista
Joy Lowe
Katherine Murphy
Pless
Sansamon
Bonile
Renovated Garments Create Fresh Fashion Look
A description praises Sasha's refreshed wardrobe showing outfits from ostrich feather to dainty skirt as brand new. The text claims every item is not what it appears and credits the cleaners for a delightful freshness, noting planned or dyed fabrics and overall stylish effect.
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Sasha
Penkon
Faw
Awards in Needlework at the Fair Grounds
Women over 60 at the fairgrounds display needlework across categories. Honorees include Miss Annie Icke for knitting, Mrs. E. J. M. Hurd and Miss Janet Brown for hand sewing, Mrs. J. M. Lee for machine getting and bias work, Mrs. F. M. Swift for zawn work, Mrs. J. M. Lee for dyed not lace, and Mrs. A. M. Bennett for many pieces. Prize winners span embroidery, quilting, and rag home made crafts, with several first and second awards listed.
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Fair Grounds
Annie Icke
E. J. M. Hurd
A M. Bennett
Janet Brown
Machina Geting
J. M. Lee
Benistiteh Ing
F.M. Swift
Zawn
Mr. Lee
Diayn Work
J. M Lee
Taee
A. M. Bennett
Ade
0. M. Tee
J. C. Brousseau
Mary A
Bishop
B. M. Tester
Secord
A. WT. Bennett
Myre
J. Les
M . M. Yoo
Mra. N
Russell
Gohmort
Mira. M
M. Lee
J, M
Tee
Williams Fire Racks Up 750000 Loss In Albuquerque
A daytime blaze in Albuquerque destroys a block of buildings in the business district. Estimated losses total 750000 with property damage around 160000. A wholesale house, Na bill Bros., was burned as flames swept through the area, cutting power to the Santa Fe station and disrupting maintenance routes.
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Albuquerque
N. MM
Tira
Willome
Aviz
Santa Fe
Nabill Bros
Coat Stolen From Lunch Room Leads to Juvenile Court
A man misplaced his overcoat in an Alamo Fizza lunch room last night. Police arrested Herbert and Pisher Horn Byrne Herlson Marshall and Twillyy Warren, all under 18. They were charged with mischievous mischief and remanded to the juvenile court after a brief hearing.
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Schnim
Alamo Fizza
Herbert
Pisher Horn
Byrne Herlson
Marshall
Twillyy Warren
Corporation Court
Asis
Auto Driver Fined in Corporation Court
RW Carr was fined 25 dollars in the corporation court for reckless driving after a near collision at Alamo and Commerce streets. The flagman JB Wood testified the car was driven slowly and under control, but the complaint was supported by police tests. The matter centers on the evening incident and the driver’s assertion of safety.
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RW. Carr
Corporation
JB. Wood
Traction Empany
Alamo and
Commerce Streets
Carr
Joan Ahr
Twelve Killed in Fight with Moros
Manila dispatch reports a Mindanao engagement where a Scout company of about 50 Moros attacked Atjun outpost. In the first onslaught one scout killed and two wounded. The company rallied and repelled the attack but suffered nine native deaths and several more injuries.
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Manila
P. I
Minduno
Baby wins prize at fair contest for pretties
Mr and Mrs W P Covington of Starr Street congratulate their infant son John Irvin Covington winner in the baby show at the international fair. The boy under ten months took top prize with a close finish over his nearest competitor.
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W. P. Covington
Starr
Streat
Lodger and Clerk Row in West Commerce Hotel Fight
Prank Nolan hotel clerk and A R Shuffles were involved in a scuffle over lodging accommodations. Nolan said he restrained Shuffles during a disturbance in Shuffles room. Nolan was dismissed while Shuffles was fined. Separately a 1903 Texas departure seek proposal for Leon Springs storehouse construction was announced by the Office of the Chief Quartermaster with bids due October 10, 1908.
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Wust
West Commerce Strat
Mornes
A. R. Shuffles
Dyuik
Shuffles
Department of Texas
San Antonio
Texas
Leon Springs Military Reservation
Leon Springs
Cot. Jno. L
Clem
Man Mourns Missing $100 at Denton Fair Grounds
William Henson of Denton, a farmer, reports losing a $100 pocketbook from his coat while alighting from a streetcar at the rain-soaked grounds yesterday afternoon at 5 o clock. He did not notify authorities, believing the money was misplaced, not stolen, and suspects the loss may have occurred in a downtown store before heading to the fair.
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William Henson
Denton
Cox
Ie Bouauld
Fair Grounds
Houston man plans illegal destruction scheme
A fragmentary Houston notice describes a Black individual asserting ownership of a two-tub Buck machine claimed to destroy a Boll wer vilé. It mentions a box with four protruding parts and an interior container holding ignitable chemicals, allegedly using lights to attract targets and release fumes.
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Houston
Tex
Charley-Lot
Cholera Germs Found in St Petersburg Water
St Petersburg reports a bacteriological examination showing the presence of cholera in the water supplying Wieber’s quarters. Nicholai Pavitati-Guvaneky, a professor of meteorology at the university, died yesterday of cholera.
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ST. Petersburg
Wiebers
Nicholai Pavitati-Guvaneky
Uetle Tation of Higher Learning
Notice to Tax Payers in San Antonio 1908
Notice to taxpayers announces the Board of Equalization will meet at the city hall assessors office on Monday November 2 to review appeals from the city assessor and to consider assessments for the fiscal year ending May 8, 1908. The board sits daily 9am to 5pm, excluding holidays, and will complete within 60 days. Bryan Callaghan, Mayor. Fred Fries, Attest.
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San Antonio
Texas
Board of Equalization
Toen
City Hall
Agnessor
Bryan Callaghan
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