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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1900
Page
6
A fragmented notice urges readers to tell friends if they know the Valle of a tolephons at home and to consult the Local Manager if uncertain. The call to action centers on distributing information and seeking guidance from local authorities.
The Laclede Hotel lists new management driven pricing from 1.50 to 2.00 daily with special weekly and monthly rates. Free busts and train fare options are advertised, inviting guests to save with extended stays and bundled amenities.
Court actions report suits filed by Mrs F W Tyler against London Assurance on a 1500 policy for a dwelling at 210 Omniha Street destroyed by fire in November 1899. Also Brady v Geer et al seeks 150000 for alleged malicious prosecution. A judgment favored the defendant in a separate case. Foreclosures and notes of 600 are listed for various properties in Laurel and Woodlawn. The grand jury convenes tomorrow. Forsyth District Court expects little business this week. juries will be summoned by Judge Camp.
Vin Conley aged 12 died at the hospital yesterday from a bullet wound in the thigh after an accidental shot while playing with his younger brother. He was brought to the hospital from Genziles county last Tuesday and died shortly after, as caregivers tended him through his suffering.
A committee from the Brotherhood of Mercy organizes travel to Corpus Christi on May 66 to arrange hospitality for visitors. D. J. McQaskey, Wo. Woaliey, and Wd. Willems lead the delegation, meeting the city mayor and council upon arrival. They pledge fair pricing for food and plan boat rides and amusements by the bay.
Mr Max Schinneckte, a former local miller now in Comfort, reports the flood reached 82 feet at the gateway, water filled cellars by eight feet, and fields washed with mud. The flood crest subsided but stood two and a half feet above normal. Repairs will be extensive.
An advertisement extols the Hoffman House Bar on East Houston street offering drinks and comfortable rooms, inviting patrons to enjoy the ambiance away from street rush. It praises the Ed Keaney gallery for superior works and luxury. It notes a 1911 emancipation celebration meeting for colored people on April 26 at Benevolent Hall, North Centre Street.
The Sunday Tribune reports British expectations for the push toward Bloemfontein. Military men note Boer mobility depends on scarce horses and oxen, while Br itish forces gain transport advantages. Analysts question how General Carrington can relieve a beleaguered garrison and favor a northern Transvaal deployment.
Go April 14. Choclog L. Baker a carpenter fatally harmed his wife during supper at their home and fled. They had been separated for days and she sought refuge with friends when Baker entered and struck without warning. Domestic trouble cited. Baker claims a co respondent. He is jailed and alleges intent to shoot another man.
Special to the Sunday Light reports Birwinghaw Ale, April 14 near Salem Limestone county where James Jackson and John Shannon quarreled over a remark about a sister. They used hand knives and a duel left Jackson disemboweled and dead. Shannon severely wounded and near death.
The invitation to attend a dance in Muth's garden nest Tuesday evening, April, issued by the T. E. D. 1. D. club, states the event will feature two new notably popular goofels. The invitation committee includes Altisis, Al, G. Jonas, Ghas, Gerlach, Ben Overton, Biehard, Daniels and Charles Inthaway.
Major Stevens of the quartermaster department becomes brigade quartermaster in the Philippines serving with Maj. Gen. Arthur MacArthur. He commands eight civilian clerks and a few employed laborers while stationed in the field with the army unit based in San Antonio.
City clerk signs permits for several parties to make se project connections. Recipients include Andrews at 228 Oumaha Street ward 7, Thomas Ortis at 642 Craten Avenue, Stein at 332 Milan Street ward 7, Whegnburg at 502 South More Street ward 8, Kampmann at 621 North Cherry Street ward 6, and Wegel at 401 Warren Street ward 4.
The county board approved multiple accounts including Jerry Richterdot for Loci road work $7, Henry Paupa for Algoanad road work $14.70, John J. Plain et al per diem $8, Gotfried Vie Hann land for Donap road $100, BP McCml per diem $193, Martin Safe and Tick Oo for county clerk’s safe repair $87.60, Buller Kenly removing astos $2.50, Santos Teal interpreter fees $4, Wa F Schuiz rent for Mrs. Tdwptornagel $5, Ed Stoves lumber tax bridges precinct 4 $257.47, Ed Stoves binder for bridges precinct 8 $20.50, D. J. Bettey nonber for cutverts precinct 2 $1082.1, Bette lumber for brigea precinct 4 $111.87.
Washington April reports Adel Dewey plans a swing through New Orleans in June after Detroit, seeking to clarify his presidential stance. He rejects colonial overreach while endorsing independence for the Philippines, and signals progress toward a Republican nomination amid party outreach.
Special to the Sunday Tribune reports a Louisiana Industrial Vale Wax event opening at 7 pm in New Orleans with Governor Foster in attendance delivering a short address. Governor Longtay and other officials spoke briefly. Early indications suggest limited prospects for success despite a large crowd.
A mixed list records transfers including Sarah Merrick to George Bucklin for lot 7 block L on St Mary's and Mart in streets, price $1000. John McClure oak lot 20 block 7 Souttreights. Rebecca FeGhen to H R lhrte part of Int 2 lot 10 front Elmira for $4600. Vorpahl to Befer lot 26 block 4 Duval street $640. Henry Stowe to Merritt Stowe lot 1 block 7 Grand View addition $2. Flora Adams to John Roudenge lot 8 block 123 West Commerce between San Marcos and Comal for $300. Niemann to Bexar county land strip 20x100 from Fuentas to Golind roads for Donan road opening $100. John H James and D Sullivan to Henry Stowe lot 1 block 7 Grand View addition $150. J J and Alma Newton to H P Drought lots 9 11 block 17 San Pedro Avenue 42 varas priced $10.
Siemering lodge No 32 of the Order of Hermann Long has elected officers for the year. President John A Hof Vice President Clemens Rattes Jr Secretary Ernst Strommel Treasurer Henry Scherer Trustees Charles Dietrich Fiall Tietze Fred Brockmann Finance Committee William Spin tig Robert A Wagner Simon Jogehlo Bridt Guide August Klabunde Inner Guard Frank Krueger Outer Guard a C Lehmann Also announced a lecture by Dr Terbert A Jonas at 4 oclock in Association Hall 106 Grockett street topic Pennysouw the Model Poet Admission by ticket free at the YMCA office before 2 oclock this afternoon Three other meetings and gospel events scheduled for Absolon Hall 100 Grocket street all men invited and junior department meetings noted.
Washington April 14 Senator Chandler of New Hampshire defies a specific vice presidential pick by party bosses. He says the people, not a few politicians, will select Weld's running mate at the Philadelphia convention. Jonathan Dolliver of Iowa emerges as a leading potential candidate amid speculation on a Midwest vice president.
Special to Sunday Liglie reports remarks from Judee on zen and brother-in-law of Mrs Devor praising Admiral Dewey but arguing it would be best to keep him in command. The quote calls Dewey a capable public figure while noting his wife’s connection to the speaker. The piece reflects early 20th century attitudes toward women in politics.
The San Antonio Turo-Ver ein invites both sexes to a Flower dance at Timmer hall on Saturday April 21, 1900. Gentlemen to wear white duck trousers and ladies crepe paper leis. Members and guests only, with information at Nie Tengg's and Seng Brox.
A group of Mexican workers who traveled from here to the west last Sunday to repair rail washouts along the railroad have returned. They complain of insufficient accommodations, lacking meals and shelter, and refuse to work further due to these conditions.
The Nonparallel Athletic Club in the city promotes a boxing program for Wednesday night at Alis Songaten. Bouts announced include Kid Smith versus Bob Louis Horse, Yoo Dabney versus Drg Higgins, Kid Lewis of New York versus Spider Kelley, Julius Lehtvartave versus Chas. Avly, and Jim Remling versus Jack Ankerson.
Mr. Hermann Sehmellsey of this city will be wamed in Comeork today to Miss Beurlen Togenkinelt daughter of the Praetor of the Ingenheutt haret, a chaining young lady of that town.
Mayor Wicks addressed a sizable audience in Manoss on the bond proposition. The final campaign rally is set for Tuesday night on Alamo Plaza, with Mayor Wicks and others expected to speak before a civic audience invited to attend at the Living Ming stone.
A British news piece analyses events in Transvaal with a critical tone. It questions coverage bias and the motive behind reporting on colonial affairs. The article hints at broader imperial perspectives shaping public understanding.
New York report from the Herald's London cable notes Boer forces near a railway south of Bethany while British preparations strengthen. Boers debate Kruger's possible tactics and fear British inevitability as Transvaal troops retreat from Bokpoort and Basuto forces move to the frontier. News dated yesterday from Wepeer reports Boer disheartenment.
Special to the Sunday Light from El Paso Texas reports that plumbing workers employed by C E Baggott quit their ninees to join locked out members after receiving instructions from Chicago building trades council. Foreman James Copeland relayed the message and acted promptly. The attendance is six.
The column lists deaths and funeral plans for several residents including Mrs Mela Perney of 998 Dakota Street who died after a stroke aged 1 year. Sage of 415 Lopes Street who was a known locomotive engineer. Samuel Mosser, 22, son of banker in Alice Texas. Willan Moke, 4, buried at Ran Per panda cemetery. Joseph Imtwn, 49, painter formerly of San Antonio. August Resch civil service clerk whose service rites are set by Sam Trouston camp. and others with details on surviving spouses, locations, and procession arrangements.
Special to the Sunday Light Chicago reports Admiral Newey and William J Bryan plan a May 1 meeting, first time the Manila hero meets Bryan since his presidential candidacy. Lakeside club telegram confirms Bryan will attend the Montejo defeat anniversary celebration, despite prior engagements. The meeting draws strong interest amid recent presidential remarks by the admiral and perceived Democratic support.
Special dispatch from Washington reports Louisiana delegation members Sanders and others press for improved passages. Gau nt Bauders was assured a proper appropriation of one million and a quarter in clothing would be recommended after weeks of delays.
Pearsall pointers relay details after a trip to Austin. The Motor Growers Association held two meetings last Saturday and Mary View School House. Letters from widows speculate on union work. Pearsall and the secretary were urged to communicate with participants and secure the best offer. Pearsall shipped cattle and buyers were found without trouble. Revival services continue at the Methodist church with good attendance. Bishop Johnston of San Adel will preach in Pearsall on the 2nd. Miss Hickwan visits Moore family. Mr G G Abeard, a wool buyer, has retired to North Texas and plans wool arrangements.
Springall, a well known young man recently connected with the Arousal Pass general office, will marry Miss Thomson. The bride is the accomplished daughter of Mrs. Robert Thomson, organist of St Mark’s.
The Lyceum Evening drew a sizable audience as Sz eenm presented a classical program at the opera house. Kane Tine Ridgeway Concert Company headlined with Ridgeway's recitation praised, while White Mir, Bush, Auss Arkems and Mr. Prascheweky joined in Schubert's Serenade, eliciting enthusiastic applause.
The Austin Tribune reports San Antonio lent a steam fire engine after Mayor McCall sent a telegram. The second size Abrena pattern engine from the America Fire Engine Co. arrived with Fire Chief W.G. Tobin and Engineer F.C. Domont, ready at Washington Hose Company No. 1 quarters. It has 780 gallons per minute capacity and can reach a 25 foot spray, then was put into service near Sixth Street and Congress Avenue, performing its duty swiftly.
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