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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1900
Page
5
The passage traces a chaotic sequence of orders and movements involving Captain Butler, Adjutant John Green, and several units. It describes marching, supply handling, and communications amid confusion, with distant battles, emergency actions, and efforts to secure boxes and equipment. Personal names and locations appear amid fragmented diary-like notes, reflecting rapid wartime strain and disarray.
A garbled item mentions promotions and people with unclear roles, referencing Ina and Green tis but lacks coherent details or dates. The readable fragments suggest a local notice about personnel changes but no verifiable facts.
W F Tiller former city commissioner dies by his own hand at Silame Springs on Monday. Reports say his wife Martha Haleon had separated a year earlier and he had shown improving but frail health before the tragedy. Police and relatives sought interviews as neighbors described a troubled business life and a lingering illness.
A mosaic of clipped remarks from Chicago Daily News Chicago Democrat and Indianapolis papers. Dialogues range from flirtatious glimpses at women to streetcar banter and a boastful tale about D Auber and wagegles. Pieces capture social chatter and light gossip across cities.
A tale says President Arthur, visiting Louisville, joined locals at the Galt House poker table after a delegation invited him. He listened to chip games from his bed, then played, becoming a legendary ghost participant in a late night card session amid Louisville promoters.
Friday dinner feature Fish Chowder offered at Scholz Garden with weekly Friday service. Limited seating and early arrival recommended. event times vary by week.
On a crowded train two women gossip about a new boarder who eats prodigiously. The thin woman brags the man’s meals and money, while a bystander notes the speaker’s prepayment and departure as the train pulls away. The scene captures humor and social chatter in a transit encounter.
A fragment from a domestic column discusses lavender salts and vinaigrette style preparations. It covers making scented powders using carbonate of ammonia and lavender, cautions about health risks from overuse, and notes lavender perfumes’ effects on singers. Also includes a recipe for a lobster and cream sauce with sherry and optional brandy.
Community dinner program serves fish chowder each Friday at Nat Scholz Garden. Event aims to provide affordable meals and socialize residents in the neighborhood. Attendees can expect warm chowder, bread, and friendly conversation in a casual setting.
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