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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1900
Page
9
Unclaimed mail for the week ending March 3 at the San Antonio post office lists numerous names under General Delivery and Ladies List. Notices urge recipients to claim letters by presenting full address and edge of envelope for return if needed.
BANKER ROUTS A ROBBER, 7. R.Garrison, cashier, of the bank of Thornville, Ohio, had been robbed of health by a serious lung trouble un HL he tried Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. Then he wrote: "Tell the best medicine I ever used, for a severe cold or a bad cage lung trouble, I always keep. & bottia on, hand" .Don't after, with Coughs, Colds, of any Throat, Chest or Lug trouble when you can be cured so eas ily. Only 50e and $1.00. Trial bot tesfies at H. L. Wagner &Co., F. Kal ite, MRS. DW. D. CLEVELAND, Special to the Sunday Light. Houston, Tex., March $.-dirg. 'Tenn Lalom, wife of Wi.D. Cleveland, at this city, died at her residence here at: five-o'clock tits Mmoroing.of paralya13 fg.a result of a paralytic stroke night before fast and from wW which alice never rallied. She was a society leader of Houston and well known in social or Clea all over Texas.
A Cleveland Press piece lauds Helen Gould as the Lady of the Land in a poetic tribute. It extols her public acts for fatherland and womanhood, praising her mercy and hospitality, her relief work for soldiers and the poor, and her advocacy against polygamy. The poem celebrates her leadership and calls her the foremost woman in America.
A garbled letter page discusses politics and local figures. It references Sheriff Campbell’s retirement, Joly Tobin, McCall, John Willseas Tr., and the Jeffersonian and Republican tensions. It mentions a proposed electrical light at Bron Avenue and McCutough street, and notes on public safety and curbside issues. It closes with speculation on a possible mayoral candidate Salinway and a Nod to Mergenthaler prints.
In a smoky local scene candidates avoid scrutiny as talks of division among office holders surface. Mayor Callaghan defends tax reform while taxpayers fear city county pressures grind them toward a crisis.
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