San Antonio Electric Ordinance Provisions Rowena
The ordinance imposes vinegar penalties for violations and sets standards for electric poles, wires, and rates. It requires two days notice for alterations, painting poles a uniform color, and duties for city officials to enforce safety and inspections with fines up to 200 dollars per offense. It mandates maintenance of accessible responders and meter testing procedures with fee allocations.
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Chet Ja
Aity Council
Shell
Bod
Pieticabie
Failura
City Electrician
Sietlon
Recorder's
Electric Grit Company
Ayavy Electric Street Railway Company
San Antonio
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Eleetriceian
City Tax Notice for Year 1897 Taxes Due
Notice to taxpayers from Bryan Callaghan mayor and Max Sutor city collector stating taxes for the year 1897 are due by July 30 1898 at the collector’s office with penalties 10 percent after that date. Office hours listed 9 to 12 and 1 to 3 Saturday 9 to 12.
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Max Sutor
Property Tax Rendition Notice From City Office
City offices announce property owners or agents must render property for taxation for the fiscal year starting June 1 1998 with a June 1 1993 to July 1 189% window. All concerned are urged to appear and submit renditions as required by law and city ordinances. Harry Cunningham City Assessor.
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City Ancestor's Ofice
City Hall
Teel
Harry Cunningham
Ohty Assessor
Millions Given Awa 1
The Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds has given away over ten million bottles to aid the needy. It claims to cure asthma bronchitis hoarseness and all throat chest and lung diseases, with a trial bottle offered by F Kalteyer Son druggists and a satisfaction guarantee or refund.
Postal Telegraph and Cable Co expands toward San Antonio
Mr Joseph Blumenthal newly in charge at 235 West Commerce Street says the line from the Gulf states reaches Plunter on the G N and will form the northern route via White Tack and Memphis. Building toward Houston and the Gulf states continues with San Antonio as a target. rates may fall but further changes are unclear.
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Joseph Blumenthal
City of Mexico
Thas
Postal Telegraph and Cable Co
West
Commerce Street
Afr
Blumenthal
the Light
Plunter
G. N
Elroult
Uitte Tack
Memphis
Houston
Gulf States
San Atonio
San ‘Antonio
Hall's Great Discovery Promises Kidney and Bladder Cure
A fragment from Gonzales Texas July 4 reports testimonials praising Hall's Great Discovery for kidney and bladder troubles. Included are notes from JAS. F. MIDLER Seguin and F. SUCHART Hallettsville, with claims of complete cures and repeated endorsements from local residents and clinicians.
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Gonzales
Tex
Hall
Jas. F. Midler
Seguin
Texas
F. Suchart
Guadalupe County
Hallettsville
Lee Green
Uvaldee County
Kansas City fairground convention plan discussed
A citizen argues for converting Kansas City fairground grounds into a convention and cultural center costing about $200000. He cites public support, potential annual fairs, economic benefits, and successful Volksfest models, urging organized committees and community backing. He also notes concerns about school grading errors and a critique of journalism.
District political clash over Republican luck in war era
The piece critiques McKinley era appointments seen as cabinet favor, argues district Republicans may withdraw if party falters, notes strong support for sound money and protective tariff. It claims Judge Noonan’s defeat stemmed from campaign mismanagement and local treachery, urging voters to back a Republican candidate in the next election.
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Spain
McKinley
Slayden
Noonan
About Women and a Voter’s Insight on a Candidate
A vivacious woman tells a Light reader that if women could vote he would be elected. The speaker and candidate are known to the narrator, who recalls her firm belief in his unsuitability, yet notes the difficulty of fathoming the average woman’s heart and thoughts.
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Tindner
Taye
Aolverne
Finner
Asa
Mth
Tosono
Gertion
Oman
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