The Sunday Light PLSL SSATCHES Political Notes
A garbled political summary recounts county and congressional races with mentions of candidates Cor Comeress and a Democratic hopeful, alongside criticisms of tax collection, city fees, and public works. It notes a local fire inspector’s costs, the mayoral satire, and includes a testimonial for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy by Dr J T Terry of Trimble.
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J.T. Terry
Trimble
Yann
Ciamberlain
Collector Max Suter Rescues Dog After Impound
Max Suter of Oley intervened when a dog faced three days more in the pound before euthanization. He paid the release fees and returned hours later with the dog in his arms. The grateful owner thanked him and asked the dog to shake hands with the rescuer.
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Little Pony
Deointe Wight
Oley
Max Suter
Sutor
Max
Comfort Hotel to Continue Operation by Widow
Notice from Comfort Texas dated July 22 24855 states the widow will continue to run the Comfort hotel as conducted by her late husband John Schoeppt and solicit patronage for pleasure and health seekers. Special attention to traveling men with Fredericksburg stage daily on train arrivals.
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Comfort
Tex
Comfort Hotel
John Schoeppt
Fredericksburg
Dacia
MHS
Schomppl
Froprieteces
Engagement Announcement in Goldenburg Bee
Local society page reports an engagement in the city linking Milas Nettle and a popular traveling party. The notice appears in the Bee, noting families Mr. and Mrs. ire of this city. Further details are limited due to OCR corruption.
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Milas Nettle
Goldenburg
The
Bee
Taxing Franchises and Banks to Ease County Burden
County Commissioner Ti. B. Sallway defends taxing corporate franchises and bank surplus to fund county operations, arguing current exemptions burden homeowners. He cites statutes, notes banks and private lenders escape taxes, and urges proportional taxes on all property to reduce levies on farms and homesteads. He warns of court challenges but says the law supports equal assessments.
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Ti. B. Sallway
UE Equalization
Bexar County
Salliway
Congress
United States
Mortrase
Aise
Commissioners' Court
Western Unford Telegraph Company
Cavera
Alles
Unea
Concert Program Full of Classical and Military Pieces
The program lists works by Wagner, Rienzi, and Cavalieri, plus marches and solos. Performers include a cornet soloist and a band under Vandercook with high school cadet exposure. It features intermezzos, a grand warrior march, and a battle hymn amid a varied lineup by Quinn and Ariner, proprietors.
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Puyt I
el Blars
Querture
Si Dutals
Tinder Palins
Mowers
Walts
USLE
Apa
A. Conrads
Feta Melo
Patpourel
Ange
Iecseersides
Vandercook
Coons
Tevesteeeny
Aes
Mercy
Beyer
Sousa Ball
Musin
Aréiat's
Orvhoghens - Quinn & Rariner
Novice of Truster's Sale In San Antonio Texas
The notice describes a June 7 1892 event where Miss Ade la the Beam pledges a promissory note for 1500 dollars dated June 7 1890 in favor of CAL Mersin with a vendor's lien, trustee N A Young is involved, parcels in San Antonio Texas including multiple blocks and lots, and a trustee sale scheduled for September 6 1898 at the Bexar County courthouse to Adelaide Bean. The document also lists transfers of other lots and mentions the annual stockholders meeting of the San Antonio and Arafisas Pays railway company on September 7 1893.
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Adela
CAL Mersinin
HW. Tournai
N. A. Young
Trist
Heart
Bexar Couny Recorda
Jang
San Antonio
Bexar Spoanty
Texas
San Pears
Creek
I. N. A. Young
Sl. Tournat
Bexareminty
A. T
Adelaide Bean
San Antonio and Arafisas Pays Railway Company
Bexac
County
A. D
Durnose
Af. D. Monsertatic
Reagan Houston
One-Cent Rate Proposed for Peace Jubilee Parade
A plan led by Judge Grit Jones seeks a one-cent tax to fund a three day Peace Jubilee. The program would feature a grand parade, barbecue, and a large ball with decorations and historical tableaux. Meetings to organize have not yet been scheduled.
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Grit Jones
America
Railroad Officials and Travelers Report From the Southwest
The dispatch notes Major John C. Lewry, Iron Mountain passenger agent, arriving from Austin. Masa heads to Kansas City to join Frisco freight contracting. I M Poth of Southern Pacific back from a brief outing. J Ven Raub moves for health. Tom Talgert on Southern Pacific as foresterly conductor. Aransas Bass excursion from Kerrville area. Superintendent J L McQuetany of Southern Pacific returns from California with family. J Cunningham meets them at El Paso. G W Graves of Gale Sherg reports a heavy rainfall at Stockdale.
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Touvy
Sartayiin
Michmond
John C. Lewry
Iron Mountain
Austin
Masa
Kansas City
Dukes
Frisco
Tinesos
I. M. Poth
Aransas Pass
Trauston Bel
Myre
J. G. Sehvelver
authory-Pacific
Hid -Anlighter
Ola
My. Stongerrate
Familly On
Augustta Strees
EXAS DAY AT OMAA SETS TEXAS DAY CELEBRATIONS
August 18 designation by Trans-Australia Exposition marks Texas Day with expected heavy Lone Star attendance. Governor Culperson plans to attend with staff and notable citizens. railroads offer reduced rates and round trips from August 36 with return ten days later. Rock Island links Texas and Onia, offering direct or via Ansys City routes with layover options. Local agents will provide details. A gospel meeting for boys under sixteen will be held at 2 p.m. with Rev B A Hermann. men’s rally led by Rev J M Lewis and others. Birth announcements: Adela Cervantes, Haphemlo Castanella, and a birth for W E Taylor family.
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Omaa
Texas
Culperson Fins
Ania
Rock Island
Ponmiercie Boween
Onia
Pinnin Gabice
Ot Rouge
Ansys City
YMG
B. A. Hermann
Claeck
Val Saya
Cally Ata Pa
Arrests After Assault at South Concho Street
Tomas Ramos, musician with a shoemaker business on South Earedo Street, was arrested Friday night by Deputy Sheriff Charles Scureiner on a charge of assaulting Mortes, a waiter living on Cottcho Street. Mortes suffered head injuries and a fractured skull. Morley, claiming Ramos struck him, filed a complaint in Judge Jones' court.
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Tomas Ramos
Charles Scureiner
Ramos
South Earedo
Mortes
Weiter
Cottcho
Sheet
Whch
Raning
Ant
Runaway Farm Wagon Spills Vegetables on Commerce Street
Yesterday afternoon a runaway wagon laden with vegetables overturned after hitting a telephone pole near Nayarrsistrest, spilling produce across the street. The horse bolted down the road narrowly missing George Elchiltz and a city sprinkler before stopping near Mary’s Street. The driver sustained noticeable injuries.
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Commerce Street
Nayarrsistrest
George Elchiltz
Mary's Street
Burglar Strikes Mary Parlé Home in Paris Area
Police report Mary Parlé of 119 Genter sirset had her residence burglarized Friday night. A purse with cash and gold was taken, a gold watch and pistol left untouched. Neighbors Milas Sean Wille at 108 Center were seen near the scene as the owner returned to find the door forced open.
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Paris
Mary Parlé
Genter Sirset
Mia
Pacis
Sperft
Milas
Sean Wille
Aurion
Night incident near Goliad road ends with gunfire
From New Braunfels Brn Olio and a friend camped along the Goliad road to clear grounds. A tall negro sought water, then attacked the pair at midnight and a firearm exchange followed with two shots fired.
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New Braunfels
Goliad
Elb
Buckeye Pile Cure Ad Claims Fast Relief
An old medical ad promotes Tabler's Bucksyyd Pile Oints as a safe cure for piles. It claims rapid relief, a buckeye-based active ingredient, and a nonoperative treatment with a 60 cent jar or 75 cent tube option. Sold by BH, Reugs and CO, Schasse, etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reugs and CO
Schasse
Licensed to Wed and Public Health Notices
The notice discusses vaccination requirements for school admission and vaccination schedules, with details on primary and secondary vaccination, doctor certificates, and indigent pupil coverage. It also mentions a separate incident at the International depot where a debtor paid with a guitar after a dispute over owed money and a board charge.
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Wealth Office
Lteally Hapie
Pen
Chicago
International Depot
Trois
East’ Commerce
Alreet
Avtids
Laura
Rave
United States Postal Service examination notice
Official notice invites applications for clerk and carrier positions in the United States Postal Service. Requirements specify ages 18 for clerk and 24 for carrier. Applications must be filed by the deadline with proper name and details to ensure correction time. Eligible remusab lasers of the United States may enter the Service without discrimination based on race or other factors.
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Carvier
United’ States
Exhibition of Civil War Plates and Hawaiian Views
A local event tonight at 8:20 reports plates showing Schetzy and Dewey warships with Rough Riders images. Brewer will present Hawaiian views and famed leaders, including Uncre Sam, at a public display with free admission.
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Sehtey
Dewey
Balton
Brewer
Hiver
Yide Park
Santiego
Sam
Aldo
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