City News Tidbits From A Faded Issue
Local notes report Officer Applewhite arresting four Mexican youths after a pursuit in the San Antonio river. Mary Cutts, 1 year 8 months, died at Grayson Street home. burial at San Fernando cemetery. Scheuermeyer’s music today. fashion items promote a bankrupt millinery sale near East Houston Street. Joseph Blair’s son Archie, recently with West Texas military academy, heads to Galveston for a pharmacist role then to university pharmacy school in October. Cholera infantum concerns urged for tender-aged children. a series of sales at Texas Millinery Co. and Pheny Millinery Company. Conrad Scheuermeyer away on fishing trip to Rockport and Corpus Christi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenue D
Applewhite
San Antonio
Scheuermeyer’s
Mary Cutts
Grayson Street
San Fernando
Bond & Co
Houston Street
Michael's School
St. Albert's Hall
Woestman
French Place
Laurel Heights
Fred Hummert
Herman Weiders
Ohio
Archie Blair
H. A. Flair
West Texas Military Academy
Galveston
J. J. Schott
University School of Pharmacy
Texas Millinery Company
Conrad Scheuermeyer
Rockport
Corpus Christi
L. Bell
Karnes City
Mahneke
A. A.stone
Mexico
Bexar
Gus F. Schreiner
Kerrville
Miss B. Smith
Stockdale
Charles Hastrich
Port Lavaca
J. E. Farnsworth
Dallas
Menger
Geo
W. B. Aittun
Yorktown
Mahncke
Geo. W. Collier
Beaumont
BE. Nicholson and Son
Kansas
Joe Sain
Houston
Archie Zorkowski
Cassin
M. B. Cassin
L. S. Graves
Theo. Engelhardt
Lewis Pope
Toronto
Canada
Miss Affleck
A. Affleck
Liverpool
Eng
Lena
Louise Fest
California
Joe Fried
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Parks Strickland
Stowers Furniture Company
Fannie II
Boyle
West
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Salem
Portland
Seattle
Vancouver
B. C
Denver
Montana
Chapa Drugist Open Day and Night Service
F A Chapa Druggist advertises 24 hour service at 818 West Commerce Street opposite New Market. Specializes in prescriptions and purest drugs with free delivery at all hours and both phones available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A.chapa Druggist
W. Commerce St
New Market
Local Socials and Notices From The Week Ahead
August Limburger joins in after tarpon and devil at Scheuermeyer’s for music today. S. S. Social club invites to The Light at West End pavilion Saturday evening. Theo Artzt will attend. Hermann Sons school opens Monday in Hermann Sons hall Willita street. Shoeing services at 119% Avenue D. Odd Fellows memorial service today in the society cemetery. assemble at hall 4:30 p m special cars depart 5 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Limburger
Tarpon
Devil
Scheuermeyer’s
S. S
West End Pavilion
Theo
Artzt
Hermann Sons School
Herman Sons
Willita Street
Avenue D
New
Odd Fellows
Local Business Notices From Pompano and East Commerce Sts
Notice lists items and prices for Torreon Restaurant screen doors and windows at 123 W Commerce, E Praeger at 322 324 East Commerce St, Aschbacher Brewery branch at 715 W Commerce St with a drink offer, and A J Krueger Co at 600 602 E Commerce for family wines with telephone 1504 including Pompano Spanish Mackerel soft shell crabs offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torreon Restaurant
Commerce Street
E. Praeger
East Commerce St
A. J. Krueger Co
The Gas War In the Quaker City
In Philadelphia a clash over a 75 year gas lease shakes city government. Mayor Weaver resists, Dolan of United Gas Improvement presses for longer terms, prompting resignations, ad interim appointments, and reforms as Root and Gordon advise. Baseball notes appended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Quaker City
United Gas Improvement Company
John Weaver
Thomas Dolan
United States
Weaver
New York
Elihu Root
James Gay Gordon
Israel Durham
Dolan
England
Morales Delivers Only Run as Sand Crabs Shut Out Warriors
Galveston’s Sand Crabs defeated the Beaumont Warriors 1-0 at Galveston. Morales lined a two-base hit, scored on a McCal gaol error in the eighth, delivering the night's lone run behind a strong pitching effort by McCall. Seemingly the closing act, McCall faced the final frame with solid defense and bullpen support to seal the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
Sand Crabs
Warriors
McCall
Morales
McCal
Page
San Antonio
AB. R. H
Bob Bradley
Edwards
Morris
Bere Graves
Pendleton
Roedel” Po
Galvéston
SEARS
Latham
Kane
Fendieton
Aiken
Smith
Thebo
Roedel
Barrett
Thuidit
Bradley
la Grave
Hutchcroft
Burns
Magnate Morris Block Heads to Galveston
Morris Block left for Galveston to oversee the Warriors with sharp scrutiny. Any player deemed unfit to represent Santone in professional baseball will be dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Block
Galveston
Old Santone
Ambitious amateur baseball clash eyed at New Braunfels park
Umpire Mr Hayes schedules a tight match this afternoon between New Braunfels and select San Antonio teams. Local amateurs boast strong form as officials expect a warm contest. The game starts at 4 oclock with a crowd drawn from nearby cities and towns for a lively afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Braunfels
San Antonio
Baseball scores from the American League and city teams
In a day of league action Boston beat Cleveland 4 to 2 while Philadelphia routed Detroit 15 to 5 New York defeated St. Louis 9 to 3 Chicago topped Washington 5 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
National League Scores and Postponements Report
Baseball results show Boston defeating Chicago 6 to 0 and St Louis 3 to 1 while Philadelphia beat Pittsburg 2 to 0 and New York 0. Cincinnati game listed as postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
Statement of Finances of Austin Baseball Club
Carl Isherwood released a financial statement in Austin Texas detailing receipts of 955 dollars and 10 cents and disbursements totaling 1,246 dollars and 25 cents from his management of the Austin baseball team. Transportation costs amounted to 265 dollars 75 cents, with 241 dollars overdue from prior management and 24 dollars 75 cents paid personally. After the Sunday game, the treasury showed a balance of 510 dollars, with the amount due for transport kept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Carl Isherwood
Isherwood
Bleacher funding transferred to settle ball park debt
A fragment notes that funds on hand were turned over to Wilbur Allen who then paid C. E. Moore the amount due him for constructing the bleachers at the ball park. The terse record indicates a clearance of costs tied to ball park improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Wilbur Allen
C. E. Moore
Meney
Ball Park
Pigeons Readied for 300 Mile Howe Texas Race
The Lone Star District hosts a 300 mile long distance old bird race from Howe Texas with 63 birds and entries from H C A Pauly Louis Jaffe J A Nibber Roy Mohavier Stalter Bull and Edmund B Pauly The forecast hopes for fair weather after recent rain to improve the pigeons performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star
National Federation of American Homing Pigeon Fanciers
Howe
Texas
H.C. A. Pauly
Louis Jaffe
J. A. Nibber
Roy Mohavier
Stalter Bull
Edmund B. Pauly
Hubby breaks Arkansas trap shooting record in Waco event
Information from Camden, Arkansas, reports T. E. Hubby of Waco, Texas, shattered the Arkansas trap shooting record by hitting 208 of 210 targets with a 140 straight run, in a meet held near Waco on June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Tex
Camden
Ark
T. E. Hubby
Arkansas
Delmonico of Tex Serves Daily Lunch at 12 to 2
TORREON TEXAS ad listing local businesses promotes the Delmonico of Tex serving a first class lunch daily from noon to 2 pm at 128 W Commerce St. Also advertises Louis Book Store Lewison's Studio A J Krueger Co wines and liquors and a beer brand with a cheerful slogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torreon
the Delmonico of Tex
W. Commerce St
Foe New York preacher on divorce as supposed freedom
The Beaumont Daily Journal quotes a New York preacher arguing divorces are a blessing enabling women to escape unbearable conditions. It claims both sexes approach marriage with less seriousness, seeking a chance at escape if unhappy, and asserts divorce laws degrade the institution and harm children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont Daily Journal
New York
Senator Culberson and Throckmorton trial a Texas lesson
The Houston Chronicle recounts a Texas murder case where Governor Throckmorton defended a man charged with murder. He argued the dead man was armed, then dramatically produced weapons to sway the jury. His theatrics led to a jury verdict in the defendant's favor. The piece notes an old $5 champagne and the word Joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Chronicle
Culberson
Texas
Overnor Throckmorton
Throckmorton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kodaks
Eastman Kodaks and Supplies
Crothers
East
la Comercial Club House
Morris Block & CO
Alamo Plaza
The
Alamo
E, Brown
Hamilton Brown
E. Brown
Houston ST
City News
Ripy
Wilson
Duffy
Hostetter
Metropolitan
Limburger
Main Plaza
West Commerce Street
Aschbacher Brewery
Mme. Chambers
Biav
W.G Up S
Toren
Ed. Steves & Sons
East Commerce Street
Paulin
Crawford
Daly
Mowry
Moore
Paulie
Pease
Briskey
Weber
Longley
Everhart
Gardner
Hunter
Richardson
R. Smith
Mor
Ouston
Hayes
Robb
Tevis
Markley
Gossett
Jean
E. Bowry
Laine Moore
Edmondson
Paulig
Bine
Truesdale
Ales Oan
Lenin
Lbbina
Sere
Canes
Eye
White
Oh Daly
Magnate Black
Island
Fabian
Psyd
P. G. Houston
Galveston Sane
W. P
Newton, Weller
Wagner Co
Mr. Hayes
Southern League
New Orleans
Montgomery
Nashville
Birmingham
Memphis
Atlanta
Shreveport
Hubby
Louis Book Store
Lewison
Rink
Joy
Crower Installment Company
China
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!