Bowling Tournament Closes As Dramatic Alley Leads
The Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company reports bowling league results from San Antonio. The Dramatic alleys host final games Monday night with the Dramatic and Beethovens tied for key single inning records. Casinos hold big pin lead. prize distribution to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Beethovens
Soo
Casinos
Turners
Hayweeds
Alamos
Miesleng
Beethoven
Hutsachos
Iva
Mal
Dramatics
Moarmdnys
Somer
Hayaceda
COUNTY WARRANTS FOR BEXAR COUNTY AND EXPENSES
County warrants list payments to multiple individuals and firms for services and supplies including attorneys fees for Bexar County 450 dollars clock repair 12 dollars jury commissioners 14 12 12 12 12 2 75 116 830 5 336 12 17 140 12 75 72 10 9.86 1G for mortgage data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cillespie and
Unischeld
Servicea
Bexar County
The
Bell Jewelry Co
Mittyseventh District Court Room
Larry Pampa
Cam
Carpenter
Bradge
Skrymond Read
J. C
Butler Kenty
Crawford
Pod. Classen
Operdns
Bush Tod
F. Kraut
Inquest Fece
Sandoval
Worl
Corpus Christi
Pradney
J. H W. Tratner
Otto Moegtin
Alamo Koeights Roil
B. Salliway
H. D. Salliway
J. Steinhardt
Poorkhouse
Chas
Hullmann
Miller
Gibbs
A. Doug Co
Newton
Morigagesa
Board of Equalization
Probate Court Adjourns and Confirms Several Estates
Probate court adjourned for the term yesterday. Judge Jenks issued orders including confirmation of the estate of Josephine Harn, deceased, and guardianship for Evaline Crystal Kane with a $1000 bond. American Treehold Land Mortgage Co. claim for $13,401 with interest from July 4, 1899 classified as a third loss. Reports of sale confirmed for Cody minors and Moria Q Ribas deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenks
Josephine Harn
Betate
Evaline
Crystel Kane
Guardian
Proetity Depoalt Co
M. GB
Stephenson
Murtgase Co
Cody Minors
Henry Solinsky
Falai
Moria Q
Ribas
Sase
Narrow Escape From River Drowning by 12 Year Old Brother
A two year old child of Me. Robert Base fell into the river from a yard behind 221 South Alamo street. The boy’s twelve year old brother Otto jumped in, reached the child, and waved him to safety. The younger boy was exhausted from the ordeal but survived.
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Robert Base
South Alamo Street
Ming
Littte
Otto
Svho
Ottoia
Frizit
Masquerade ball scenes lead social night in city
Social clubs hosted events last night across town. The Cooper’s minion entertained at Muth’s garden with a well attended hall. Crescent Social club staged a party honoring Mr. Adolph Ducosk at 301 South Cherry Street. Harmony club held a generous reception in its spacious club room on Navarro Street with elite Hebrew society guests.
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FL BP
Mission Garden
Cooper's Minion
Crescent
Adolph F. Ducosk
South Cherry Street
Harmony Club
Navarro Street
Wse
Explosion in the Courthouse Steam Pipe Burst
An explosion occurred in the country courthouse yesterday morning due to two steam pipes bursting in the engine frame of the basement. A loud report echoed through the building and a cloud of steam rose up the elevator shaft. No damage or serious injuries occurred. fireman Walter O Bryant was near the area and was slightly burned on the arm.
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Buisding
Walter O'Bryant
Wee Stightly
Gibraltar Fortified British Outpost Under Steady Construction
Special to the Sunday Light reports that Spanish observers monitor Britain's activity at Gibraltar as thousands of workers push fortification on the mole and rack batteries. New works expand storage and coal reserves while 110-ton siege guns are planned at southern batteries.
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New York
Madvid Enlle Enya
Gibraltar
Alaldos
American Protection Desires Cuban Better Class Seeks US Aid
Dr Lawrason, traveling from New Orleans after a Cuba sojourn since December, reports that the better class in Cuba appears to seek American protection. He notes he believes Uncle Sam may soon withdraw troops as conditions change and offers insight from his observations in Washington.
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Lawrason
Claas
Washington
George Bawrason
New Orleans
Sho
Cuba
Lawresan Ares
German General Blocked At Modder River
The Sun Berlin dispatch, under authority of Dr Leyds and the ranavaal, reports General Lords Arthuen cannot cross the Modder river as forces under Commandant Dejeleery operate near Wattic. The River line is cut off, delaying movement and supply.
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New York
Sun
Berlin
Deutsche Waele
Leyds
Ranavaal
Arthuen
Modder River
de~ Jerey
Wattic
Audacious bluff yields Filipino surrender at key city
Advices from Manila report Gen Conan and a group of Filipino insurgents surrendered to Lieutenant Mouroy of the Fourth Cavalry. A bold bluff by Mouroy, with only 66 men and no reinforcements, deterred resistance by threatening a heavy attack. The lieutenant entered the city with insufficient guards for the prisoners, reflecting the audacious action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filpino City
Washington, D. C
Manila
Conan
Mouroy
Fourth Cavalry
Ura
Politicians Bryan and Hos Travel to Galveston for Hunts
Special to the Sunday Lint reports Houston natives Cama el W. J. Bryan and ex-Governor Hos passing through on their way to Galveston for a multi day duck hunting trip. They traveled from Waen amid rally chatter at Demarcade. Colonel R. B. Courtrey, Katy presenter agent, will join them on returning to Houston to oversee an extended quail hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Camael W. J. Bryan
Hos
Galveston
Wheely Point
Waen
Ernih
R. B. Courtrey
Double Execution Ordered in Texas Murder Case
Special to the Sunday Light reports Geronimo Para and Antonio Flores convicted of murder and sentenced to hang January 5 by District Judge Walthall. Para, who killed Ranger George Furnelman ten years ago and stabbed a woman to death, made a fiery Spanish protest after the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Paso
Tex
Geronimo Para
Antonio Flores
Walthall
Para
George Furnelman
Piares
Five Years for Murder in Dallas Case
A Dallas jury after 72 hours returned a guilty verdict in the Newton murder case. The court fixed punishment at five years in the penitentiary. Newton aided killed Constable Jim Peel in 1997.
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Dallas
Texas
Newton
Gultty
Jim Peel
Potter the Press Man dies in Plainfield NJ
New York dispatch notes the death of Charles Potter Jo, famed printing press inventor and builder, in Plainfield New Jersey. Also reports Dec 2 wireless telegraphic contracts with Hawellen islands by WI and Marconi system.
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Potter
Sunday Light
New York
Chas
Plainfield
New Jersey
Franclais
Cal
Hawellen Group of Islands
WI and Marconi System
Brackenridge Donation Discussed by City Committee
Prayor Marshall Hicks and a special aldermanic committee met Col. Geo W Brackenridge yesterday after noon to discuss the Waterworks park donation but released no details. A Light reporter saw a member, who declined to speak before Monday's council meeting, and his tone suggested the donation would likely be approved.
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Prayor Marshall Hicks
Geo.w. Brackenridge
Cuban Claims Prompt House Debates On Compensation Plan
The article reports on a proposed Cuban claim commission to settle damages from the insurrection era. It notes potential damages estimates up to 50 to 100 million dollars and discusses political risks, including possible U S military withdrawal and delayed Cuban independence.
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Ad- Sudienon
Sngelao
Wallington
Cuba
Troy
Pontineal
United States
Tn Utter Hvorda
Newspaper Changes Hands In Kansas City
The Kansas City Times passes from Wiley Cox of Sullivan to a Jefferson City syndicate led by John Sullivan and a wealthy city magnate. The sale, believed closed, places Col Mose Wetmore, ex Governor William J. Stone, Judge Chrisman and others in control. A. Fr. Lesueur may not seek re election, leaving the seat competitively open.
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Kansas City Times
Jefferson City
Mana
Metterson City
Jobo
Sullivan
City Jacks
Kansas City
Wiley B Cox
Wile
Mose Wetmore
St. Lewis
William J. Stone
The
Caine Ejty
Chrisman
Ndependence
Jacketa County
Secreta
Beate
Pensioners to Carry Nation’s War Veterans Forward
Special to the Sunday Light notes that federal pensions to June 3899 total 991,519 paid to veterans from wars including Spain and the Philippines. Surviving Revolutionary, Mexican, Civil War veterans and widows are counted, with projections that one million pensioners will remain after future conflicts and decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Treasury
Spain
Filighiod
Tony
England
Mortuary notices for Driscoll and others in city
The remains of Afra Sulla Driscoll arrived on the Southern Pacific and were laid to rest at Alamo Mesonic cemetery. Dick Willace’s body, killed at Presidio, will come via Marfa at 7:50 PM with Sloan Haagy in charge. Wilhelmina Schram died at 323 Treugio Street. Prolucel, 57, died at home. funeral 11 AM at St Mary’s Catholic Church.
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Sulla Driscoll
Southern Pacific
Alamo Mesonic
Undertalefra J. T. Burnett & Co
Drigosit
London
Eng
Robert Driscoll
Dick Willace
Presidio
Marfa
Merfa
Sloan & Haagy
Decoreed
M. Paintect
Prolucel
Wedina
St Mary's Catiovie
Confederate Leader Arrives in City for Nuptials Night
General Longstreet, noted Confederate commander, arrived in the city yesterday afternoon to celebrate his wedding night. He plans to depart this morning for California, accompanied by Mr. Hy Pape, a Fredericksburg resident, at the Southorm hotel.
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Jegen Longetreet
Feader
Callforoh
Hy Pape
Lh. T of
Fredericksburga
Southorm Hotel
MAUD DIVORCE SUIT SHOCKS TEXAS CATTLE REGION
Maud, once an English Army officer, seeks legal separation from Walter Dew Maud in Texas. reports from Cleveland say she plans to marry Dan Kranim, son of Morris Hasna, amid doubt over jurisdiction. Maud, wealthy and tied to Moon Ranch near Artari llon, intends to rejoin British service and may depart for South Africa within weeks.
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Durt Worth
Tex
Cleveland
Ohl
Walter Dew Maud
Panhandle
Texas
Maud
Menver
Pone
Dan Kranim
Aforis Hasna
Bir Staud
Akron
Ohlo
Teanluyy
Moon Tanch Company
Artarillon
Almeria
The
Queen's Highlanders
Maud Sah Hi Hid
South Afhles
Eneral
Reivers Fuller
Maudie
Crazy Dane Sends Obscene Letters to Prominent Lady
Cedar Rapids dispatch reports federal officials seek Chrbe Flannen known as the Crazy Dane for mailing obscene letters to a city socializer. Once imprisoned for the offense, he promised to leave America but remains at large, with ties to Michigan Minnesota Minnesota and Nebraska, and rumored travel funds despite never working.
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Neila
Buyany Light
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Trder-iu
Imnowi Aa
Maila
Thie City
Tisc
America
Hla
Michigan
Hanaen
Voyage Yacht Zeta Completes 600 Mile Summer Tour
Special to the Swiday Th Pensacola reports Captein B W Demaring and his two daughters from New Orleans arrived after a remarkable voyage aboard the 52 foot naptha yacht Zeta. They left July 8 and sailed up the Mississippi to the Great Lakes then down to New York, across the Atlantic coast to Florida, through East Pass, ran aground, and after channel clearing the yacht floated free and reached Pensacola before proceeding home after repairs.
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Malkea
Swiday
Pensacola
B. W. Demaring
Wnd
Tve Daughters of
New Orleans
Naptha
Zeta
Iast
Cnt
Mississippi River
Great Lakes
Glydson River
New York
Flo~ Xia
Gulf of Mexico
East Pass
Mehan
Herve Atster
Tuly & Inst
Waphtha
The Right Kind of a Man
Nevada, Ao December 2 A rare example of devotion is reported as George Toil marries Miss Byalyn Pussey despite her serious eye illness. The couple have since become husband and wife.
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Nevada
George
Toil
Misa Byalyn Pussey
Inet
Manila papers show American tone in stamps and ads
St Louis December 2 Secretary Shrine er of the Republican State compattes received a bundle of Manila papers from Charles I Rush now in the Philippines. The papers contain much that is interesting with a strong American voice in editorials and news. Advertisements for St Louis products especially beer are numerous. Rush was a clerk in the quartermaster's department before joining the army. he previously worked in a railroad office in Springfield, Illinois.
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Manila
St Lows
Shrineer
Charles I. Rush
Philippines
Newa
St. Lauls
Tush
Quartermater's Department
Army
Railroad Officce Jel
Springfield
Bio
Republicans discuss ousting Roberts over Utah representation
Washington dispatch notes anti polygamy Republicans meeting with Chairmen Taylor to plan legal steps to unseat Roberts. General Groovenor, seen as administration mouthpiece on the Moor, predicts Utah will lose its representative until Roberts is removed, vowing swift action.
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Washington
Ilouss
Taylor
Committee On Elections
Roberts
Groovenor
Ana
Utah
Houaa
Moberta
Hazaar of Authors Promotes Teen Event Features Thackery Booth
A local fair promises a mystery Huneger belblor and a Thackery themed booth with attendants dressed as Yan ly Bode characters. Notables such as Misses Ollie Graves Ethel Johnson Maury and Hummel appear among exhibitors with elaborate displays and a wealth of flowers.
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Bagari
Texas
Thackery
Yanly Bode
Soldiers Arrive at Port Nintoshhill from Fort Mentegh
From Port Nintoshhl, remnants of G Company arrived yesterday. Twenty-nine men joined company D, and Twenty-Atth Ma natey, recently from Fort Mentegh, reached the Post yesterday afternoon. Sergeant Fox commanded the detachment and carried a letter from Lieutenant Iverguys stating unpacking government property is underway. Lieutenant Bust will move to Meintush. Lieutenant Wergisson will return here.
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Fort Mentegh
Fox
F. I. Iverguys
Meintush
Wergisson
Ivy Society Holds Early Meeting at Mosaic Garden
The Ivy Society plans a business meeting at Mosaic Garden Lane Tuesday night at eleven thirty, to be followed by a dance. At the meeting all committees for the club's New Year ball will be appointed, with the hop set to begin an hour earlier than usual.
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Miaslan Garden Bed
Sayers homecoming and Galveston duck trip noted
Governor Sayers rested from his Whee visit as Bryan and Hog left for Galveston to join a duck hunt with Colonel Mandy. A fire at Mrs. Anguished Anderson’s home badly burned her, while C A Dablich, an Austin pioneer merchant, died at his residence. Brigadier notes report various local state bond actions and insurance permits for fraternal groups.
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Austin
Texas
Second Church of Christian Science of Austin
Atate
Knights of Pything
Chicaxo
United Hroteshaay
Houston
C. A. Dablich
Hunting Trip Ends Wet and Tiring for City Party
A group of hunters from the city went to Gus Schmeltzer’s ranch near Borrie one Sunday. They faced a soggy ride in an ambulance to Horne after a deer sighting. Deininger sought to quit but was persuaded to stay. The party arrived at Bourne soaked, blaming the exhausted squid department for delays.
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Gus
Schmeltzer
Borrie
Pere Chaclle
Deininger
Adolph Kiar
Klar
Bourne
Federal Court Adjourns for Laredo Session Begins Monday
Federal court officials formed a party to hold court in Laredo beginning Monday. Judge T. Moxey presided yesterday but declined a bankruptcy petition for a San Antonio man. Marshal Geo L. Liebrecht could not depart yesterday and will accompany the party today.
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Maxeye
Fedeeral Court
Atal
Laredo
Marehal Geo. L. Liebrecht
Moxey
Sin Antonio
Licensed to Wed in Rivero Ruiz Aiken and Hernandes union
Court records show Martin Ruiz and Jonete Hernandez requesting licenses to wed with H E Aiken and May P B Rivero as petitioners in a formal marriage filing. The docket indicates consent affidavits filed and no objections reported through the latest clerk’s entry.
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H. E. Aiken
May PB. Rivero
Martin Ruiz
Jonete Hernandes
American prelates Chappelle and Sbarretti take Catholic leadership roles
Washington reports mark significant steps in church influence abroad as Archbishop Chappelle departs for the Philippines to head the church there and Bishop Sbarretti is named Bishop of Havana. Both dignitaries, meeting with American officials in Washington, pledge goodwill toward American institutions while Rome guides reorganizations in Cuba and the Philippines. Senator Caster accompanies the bishop on his rounds.
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Washington
D. C
Aéelgimente Nf
Deen Muude
Rome
Cheppelle Bon
Iitre
Phailipplace
Sbaretti
Havana
Mspal Briaf
Cuba
Father Chappelle
M Bee
St Mathew's
Pulte
Caines
Sharedt
Wrasington
Mga. Satolli
Tie
United States
White House
Caster
Bailor's idle luck and immigrant ship case
Immigrant inspector Montgomery in New Orleans recommends public return at shipper expense for five locals detained for vagancy. Twelve crewmen drifted after landing. five arrested in New Orleans. Ship's officers face fines. Jamaica assets noted. NOT QUITE REPUDIATION. Santa Fe debt talks propose 4 percent thirty-year bonds to settle $900,000 owed on rail extensions.
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Wdgat
Waahicuston
Montgomery
Wew Oriana
Enerll Powdery
Faille
New Orleans
Montsomery
Mobile
Vie
Bud
Jamaica
Powderiy
Egchation
Apeotal
Sante Fe
N. M
Dee
Santa Pe
Publacios
Isguing
Progressive collage banquet at college honors echolors
Thanksgiving banquet held in the Dullsix building and a separate event at Prof C G Downey’s residence. The menus featured turkey with cranberry rice, celery, cake, and candy. Local attendees included students from the shorthand class and Echo l ors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo
Susaeed
Ita Rooma Jn
Dullsix
C. CG Downey
A Good Mine Sold In New Mexico To Chicago Capital
Santa Fe reports the Mountain Key mine near Pinas Ajics Walch has yielded more gold than any New Mexico mine and is sold to Chicago capital for resumption after years of suspended operations due to extensive litigation. The stake notes over 600000 extracted historically and references executive actions in the 1880s and 1900s. Democratic leaders caucused in Washington and nominated Richardson of Tennessee as the candidate for the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
N. of
Mountain Key
Pinas Ajics
Walch
New Mex
Chicago Capital
Supreme Court
St.Louis
Washington
Dory
House
Richardson
Tennessee
Democratia Sneakeree the Hous
Hanna's Resignation Sparks GOP Committee Shift
Special to the Sunday Pagnt from Cleveland Ohio reports Senator Mark Nanna will retire from active chairmanship of the Republican committee. He remains a member but will not serve as chairman, signaling a leadership transition within the party apparatus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Cleveland
Mark Nanna
Republican Committee
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Telephone Company
Forblis
Angrican Nervig
Brackenridge
Mortuary
Wilhelmina Schram
Trefugio Street
Gen
Longstreet
Mark Hanna
Africa
Crazy Dane
Port Nintoshhl
Austin News Budget
Gonds
Sayers
Bryan
Hopg
Galvecton
Chappelle
Svarretti WI
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