Warriors Sneak In a Close San Antonio Game
Warriors edge Sand Crabs 6 5 as Blanchette drives in the winning run. Roedel and Thebo spark the offense with key hits. Barrett scores twice for Sand Crabs but falls short in a late rally.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Sunday Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1905
Page
2
Double Plays Turned In Narrow Baseball Frame
Morris to Gardner to Edwards 3 double play completed in 1 15 at bat with umpire Gerald Hayes calling the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Gardner
Edwards
Gerald Hayes
Warriors Show Big Team Effort in Fast Game
Gordon's star performance and a well balanced lineup lift the Warriors. Blanchette exudes charm as the box photo model and the crowd notes his jolly look. Pop Edwards remains steady on the opening dag while a minor stumble mars an otherwise animated exhibition. Thebo Gardner Morris Pendleton and Blanchette receive special commendation for their contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Blanchette
Melton
Pop” Edwards
Thebo
Gardner
Morris
Pendleton
Astros Fall Short as Beaumont Edges Houston in Twin
In Houston a twin game mirrored San Antonio. Beaumont trailed after two runs by Beaumont, then the Mar vels rallied in the eighth and ninth to plate two runs in each inning and win 4 to 2. Batteries: Karger Moore Teavis White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
San Antonio
Beaumont
Marvels
Karger
Moore
Teavis
White
Austin Baseball Team Returns Home for Fort Worth Doubleheader
Special to The Light. Austin Texas, June 3. The Austin baseball team will reach home Sunday from their tour over the circuit. They will host Fort Worth in a Sunday doubleheader with the first game scheduled for 2 45 p m and the second to follow immediately after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Fort Worth
Double Header at Fort Sam Houston Between Two Teams
The Independents host a double header this afternoon at Fort Sam Houston. The Fifteenth battery Plays infantry unit Pebnty present two strong teams with first game slated for three o clock sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independents
Fort Sam Houston
Dhers
Infantry
National League baseball results concise card
National League scores show Boston defeating New York 2 to 0, New York also beating Boston 8 to 3, Chicago 4, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia 2, Brooklyn matchup listed, St Louis 1 defeating Cincinnati 0. Record reflects multiple games with key teams Boston New York Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia Brooklyn St Louis Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Baseball scores in early American League games
Cleveland beat Washington 8 to 1 while Detroit won 5 to 4 over St. Louis and Boston defeated New York 10 to 3. Cleveland then edged Chicago 5 to 4 in a second matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Chicago
Southern League scoreboard shows mixed results
In the Southern League, Birmingham edged New Orleans 5 4, Memphis defeated Nashville 5 4, Atlanta beat Little Rock 5 4, and Montgomery routed Shreveport 5 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
New Orleans
Memphis
Nashville
Atlanta
Little Rock
Montgomery
Shreveport
Condition of Rieden Remains Stable After Train Incident
The condition of Frank Rieden, a brake man for the International & Great Northern, who was struck by a passenger train near Tuna on the south end of the line early Friday, was reported the same at Santa Rosa hospital. He had a restless day but fell asleep around 9 PM, remaining semiconscious with a believed skull fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rieden
International & Great Northern
Tuna
Santa Rosa
Daughters Observe Jefferson Davis Birthday at Elk's Hall
The Barnard E. Bee chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy marked Jefferson Davis's birthday with a program at Elk's hall. A good crowd attended as Mis Selma Levison Miss Nellie Lytle and Miss Jacoby performed songs and instrumental selections. A later note advertises outing hats at Edwards' Millinery Store on West Commerce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard E. Bee
Daughters of the Confederacy
Jefferson Davis
Elk’s Hall
Bonnie Blue Flag
Selma Levison
Annie Laurie
Nellie Lytle
Jacoby
Nelson Lytle
Heili¢ Pam
Edwards’ Millinery
West Commerce Screet
Insurance and Summer School Offers at Local Ads
Don’t forget us as your fire policy nears expiry and let Surkey and Arnold manage your insurance needs. Summer School at West Texas Military Academy starts Monday June 5 with a 32 week term. Daily sessions 4 to 6 pm. Residence at 1819 North Olive Street. W C Hightower, Teacher. The cheapest feed in town offered by Theo Maggott at 814 EB Commerce St. Ask the man for Aschbacher Beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surkey & Arnold
Houston St
West Texas Military Academy
North Olive Street
W. C. Hightower
Theo
Commerce St
Injunction Case Heard In San Antonio City Row
The court heard arguments over the mayor and council removing police and fire commissioners. Defendants claim plaintiffs never controlled the departments and that removals were lawful under city ordinances. Testimony covered the roles of mayor Bryan Calhagan, Assistant Marshal Estevan Sandoval, and Clerk W. H. Turner, with adjournment to Monday for a final ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estevan Sandoval
W. H. Turner
Recoiver’s Court
W. H. Irvin
Chiefs of Police
Fire Department
San Antonio
Bryan Calaghan
City of
Bryan Callaghan
Iike
Recorder's Court
W. G. Tobin
Houston
Sidney J. Brooks
Board of Commissioners
Supreme Court
Judge Camp
John H. Clark
Counsel Agreement Ends Litigation Over City Charter Case
Five hours before a citation in the third writ of injunction against Bryan Callahan et al Houston Bros for the Art 34-a charter dispute letter to Judge Brooks shows defense counsel proposing a full statement of facts for superior courts. They urge a complete record to settle mayor marshal and police department authority and avoid future disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police and Fire Commissioners
Bryan Callahan
Houston Bros
Brooks
City
City of
San Antonio
Trial Court
Turner
Corporation Court
Sandoval
Irvin
Police Department
Wkely
Power of appointment under Art 34a debated by police cases
The passage discusses why it was unwise to claim the power of appointment under Art 34a includes only policemen and firemen and that litigants do not fit this category. It notes this will be a contention in superior courts and in next week's amended answer. It urges avoiding imperfect records to prevent further litigation while offering cooperation to expedite the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Commission
Turner May Surrender In Clerkship Dispute
The Turner Braden clash at the recorder's court nears end with Turner likely to yield the books Monday. Confidence grows after talks between Chief Irvin and Joe Braden, with the contempt threat looming but expected to be resolved swift. Citizens remain concerned about police protection amid the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
commission-Callaghan
Recorder’s Court
W. H. Turner
Joe Braden
Turner
Corporation Court
Chief Irvin
Irvin
Braden
Commission
Police Department
City Prisoners in County Jail
Police report that all yesterday arrested prisoners who did not post bond were sent to the county jail to avoid delays in the corporation court. If Turner surrenders as clerk, the practice may stop and cases return to corporation court as usual, keeping court activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Corporation Court
Justice Adams
City Hall wrangle with police and fire commission ends with call for special officers
Third day of conflict between police and fire commissioners and Mayor Callaghan sees Chief Irvin requesting special officers while promising lawful, orderly conduct. Camp scenes show calm, no protests. officials aim for amicable resolution as injunctions multiply, signaling a growing, complex crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callaghan
Irvin
Prizes Awarded for Securing Knights of Omala Members
The Carnival association distributed a $50 donation from Frank Grice for most Knights of Omala members. First prize $25 went to Max Becker for 99 members, second prize $15 to W. Basse for 77 members, and third prize $10 to C. M. Barnes for 49 members. Louis Heuermann certified the award and checks were issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Grice
Carnival ‘Association
Knights of Omala
Max Becker
W. Basse
C. M. Barnes
Louis ‘Heuermann
Carnival Association
School of Methods Opens Monday at High School
The School of Methods opens Monday at 9 o'clock in the High School with Dr. A. C. Ellis of the University of Texas delivering "Child's Study." Miss Georgia Alexander of Indianapolis and Dr. Ellis will oversee composition language, with Dr. Charles A. McMurry of Winter Park handling geography and history for two weeks. large attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Methods
A. C. Ellis
University of Texas
Georgia Alexander
Indianapolis
Ind
Ellis
Charles A. McMurry
Winter Park
Fla
Woodmen Hold Memorial Services at Cemeteries
The Woodmen of the World will hold memorial services at city cemetery No. 4 tomorrow. Ritualistic rites will decorate graves of deceased members with flowers and an oration will be given by Homer T. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
City Cemetery No. 4
Homer T. Wilson
San Antonio Academy Alumni Elects Officers
At the annual alumni meeting held Friday evening at Dr. W. B. Seeley residence, officers for the ensuing year were elected. President Lewis Maverick. Vice-presidents Marshall W. Terrell Abel Wolfson Reagan Houston Jr. Harry Hertzberg Miss Marion Bliem Miss Frances Anderson. Secretary George W. Maverick. Treasurer Chester H. Terrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Academy
W. B. Seeley
Lewis Maverick
Marshall W. Terrell
Abel. Wolfson
Reagan Houston, Jr
Harry Hertzberg
Marion Bliem
Frances Anderson
George W. Maverick
Chester H. Terrell
Porgason Reports Successful Railway Conductors Convention
Mr. J W Porgason delegate from San Antonio to the national convention of the Order of Railway Conductors returned from Portland Oregon saying the meeting was highly successful and the trip was greatly enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Porgason
San Antonio
of the Order of Railway Conductors
Portland
Oregon
Dallas Press visit noted for drinking restraint and old habits
The Mexican Herald recounts the Dallas Press association's Texas visitors in San Antonio. It highlights rare beer drinking, tobacco use, and past habits, noting one editor’s cigar and others denying recent indulgences as they toured the city and rode a street car to a brewery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexican Herald
Dallas Press Association
Texas
John EB. Davis
Mesquiter
San Antonio
Dallas
Largest stock in Western Texas ED
Steves & Sons announces expansion as the largest stock in Western Texas. Local press notes strong demand and regional growth plans to boost manufacturing capacity at the firm’s stevedore facilities, signaling confidence in the Western Texas market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Steves & Sons
Our saur kraut sold by Theo Magott dealers
Slogan style item notes our saur kraut as the best in the world, sold by all dealers and made by Theo Magott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo, Magott
Paul Broggi to Induce Italians to Settle in Texas
P Broggi a leading Italian businessman in San Antonio will travel today via the International and Great Northern to Cantu Lombardia Italy for a three month visit to his birthplace and mother. He intends to persuade fellow Italians to relocate to Texas and the San Antonio area as wholesale and retail importer on his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Broggi
International & Great Northern
Cantu
Lombardia
Italy
Broggi
San Antonio
Texas
Origins of OK as a phrase explained by Buffalo Evening Times
The Buffalo Evening Times outlines several origin stories for OK. Claims link Andrew Jackson to initials for All Correct, Old Keokuk and Black Hawk signing deeds, John Jacob Astor using the initials, and Aux Caves tobacco branding influencing the term’s pronunciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Evening Times
Andrew Jackson
Old Keokuk
Iowa
Black Hawk
John Jacob Astor
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Sold At Drug Store
Fragments advertise Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea with claims of health and vigor. The notice notes a price of 35 cents and locates at 1. G. N. Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
G. N. Drug Store
Picture framing season cuts costs at Ziegler and Ziegler
Seasonal framing discounts bring lower prices this time of year at Ziegler and Ziegler. The local shop invites customers to bring artwork for framing savings now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ziegler & Ziegler
Editorial Candor exposes Gazette lie about editor
The Emporia Gazette mocks claims that the editor keeps liquor in his cellar. It asserts liquor lies in the pantry between dining room and kitchen and ridicules gout accusations from “high living.” The piece lists a home dinner of sour duck and greens to question the insult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia Gazette
The
Gazette
Glass panel crafted by skilled doctor named Ziegler duo
A glass panel described as handled with skill by a glass doctor then signed to Ziegler & Ziegler. The terse note highlights craftsmanship and the business name associated with the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ziegler
Rural idler doles out advice as cities loom over farms
A Clarksville Herald excerpt rails at a meddling farmer who carts a three dollar gun and fifteen miles for two cents of game while neglecting his own property. He lectures neighbors on farming while their crops suffer, praises tobacco, resists hog farming, and spends on bacon while cattle barns lack shelter. The note ends with a jab about 10 000 Columbia records at Louis book store in Houston Street and a New York Sun quip about Smith at church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville Herald
Madge and Dolly Comedy Exchange in Town Topics
A brief Town Topics quip features Madge asking if the doctor diagnosed a pronounced disease and Dolly replying she could not pronounce it anyway. The exchange plays on wordplay and social chatter typical of the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge
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Ike
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MUE 1Ola Company
Madison St
Fischer & Springall
Bexar Drug CO
Wolff @ Marx Co
Omala
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O. K
Editorial Candor
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