Progress of cholera and foreign news across the world
Reports from Halphong, Marseilles, Madrid, London, Vienna, Crigory Mexico, Troy, Watertown, New York and other places describe cholera outbreaks, quarantines, naval and military actions, and public notices. The dispatches note deaths, infections, relief efforts, and governance challenges amid the global health crisis and political events.
Austin Letter reports dull city politics and possible reforms
In a San Antonio Light column from Austin dated August 12, 18%5, a heated mix of local chatter notes a dull climate, upcoming December city election, and hints of mayoral contender antics involving straw hats and shoes. It lists names like John W. Robertson and J. Cummings as possible figures, plus a sweep of state officers and a United States District Attorney appointment rumor.
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Opening of Returns on School Trustees Election
County Judge Wurzbach opened returns listing trustees by precinct. Names include Leon Springs H W Toepperwein and others across precincts 1 through 37 with several precincts missing returns. The long list names multiple individuals linked to communities such as Bulverde Los Aegos Helotes Locke Hill Coker Seay Selina St Hedwig Mount Olive Calaveras Rockport Los Arroyos Pablito Highland San Juan Medina and more.
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Rockport Road
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Louis Schmidt
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W. R. McCullock
Prairie Summit
J. T. Quesenberry
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D. G. Thetford
Patrick Net
Oak Island
Alfred Munsy
J. W. Ernet
J. P. Neal
Carmen
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Miguel Tejerino
Jose D. Martinez
Positos
George A. Cox
W. R. Priest
W. B. Hooker
City School Board Regulates Public Schools 1885 86
A morning special meeting of the City School Board in San Antonio re elected most principals for the 1885 86 term. John A Moore of Santa Clara colored school is dismissed. Several ward principals re elected and a plan to hire minor teachers discussed. An architects offer to work pro bono for the new schools was received with thanks. County Commissioners approved JP and constable reports and road crossing repairs were debated.
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