For Sheriff The Light Announces WY Tobinks Candidacy
The Light endorses or announces WY Tobinks as a candidate for the office of Sheriff in Bexar County.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1900
Page
2
The Light endorses or announces WY Tobinks as a candidate for the office of Sheriff in Bexar County.
A jumbled page lists concerts and dances at Riverside Park and City Hall plans, with notices of a two story dwelling permit on Gollid Street, a theatre production canceled, and local businesses advertising goods and services. It mentions Miss Hunt visiting Gainesville, a ladder accident injuring Mrs. Stevens, and Henry Santleben’s appendicitis recovery.
OCR reads a jumble of advertisements and notices including payments for coupons, merchandise mentions at Sung Chong and 120 North Alamo, bicycle wheels with labels, names like James Morse and Dr Campbell, a public lecture topic Tolerculoste, and travel details for Md Steaden in Ulster County. The text also cites prices, addresses, and business names such as ODDS & COMPANY and White Star Laundry, indicating a crowded midpage classified collage.
Amusement notices praise the operatic comedy Little Miss Johnston as a crowd favorite. Performances drew enthusiastic applause and near continual laughter. The show features up to date specialties and songs, with lavish production for this season, surpassing the original New York version.
A May Wen tone article describes the Pavilion for the blind in a public library. It notes daily readings and weekly musicales from Oct to June, with notable county figures attending and volunteers assisting in producing reading material for sightless patrons.
General Pretorius, a veteran Boer leader and former Transvaal president, was wounded and captured early in the war and later recuperating in Wynburg. Returning briefly to Angierstown, he observed the sea and a modern warship, marveling at engines, guns, and discipline while noting danger in tampering with powerful forces.
The tale recalls Hadley Johnson and Phebe Meeks, once betrothed in 1835 at Hevokille, whose marriage never occurred. Meeks, now aged and reclusive, has refused all contact with Johnson since a fatal night, while she tends her millinery business from a shuttered home and sustains herself on magazine and newspaper reading, with birds for companions.
A blurred scene shows Naw and Yory muttering about a fake chabices while a well-thumbed Bille rests over a heart, and a greasy pack of cards is placed, signaling a tense confrontation with an unseen foe and a lingering threat.
A poor artisan Pierre Cados Huet marries Marie Leinhartin after a stranger wedding. On their wedding night Pierre confronts a hidden horror as Marie’s voice reveals a monstrous face beneath her veil, forcing him to confront danger and a haunting secret.
Solomon Gillingham, a former baker near President Kruger's home, runs a small shop with a political parlor behind it. His walls display anti British cartoons from United Ireland, revealing his Teasheblean Ireland sympathy and support for Kruger's cause. He has traveled in Britain and Ireland, lecturing on imperial wrongs and aiding Kruger's Irish Brigade.
A Paris wit once named Bis, deceased three years ago, left 10000 francs to a district schools fund via a chain of trusts. A concierge, Bla wes, was hired to manage the funds at five francs quarterly, with duties to care for Jls and invest ments. The setup preserved Joan’s legacy while ensuring the school’s use and comfort.
F A Chapa led the ballot with the most votes in yesterday's school trustees race as Hermann Sons candidates maintained strong showings. Totals across nine candidates reached 12 264 with Chapa a standout. precinct results show varied support for Chapa, Carr, Sloan, Pancoast, and others across multiple polling sites.
On Monday, special offerings include fine millinery ladies skirts skeuaists laces and embroideries with savings of one pound more at MILTANBRY GO.
The Daughters of the Republic plan four tablets in Honor of early Texas history, a monument to Alamo heroes, and support public school study. They funded Milam Square memorial work and announced a tablet for the Navarre building site by Charles Lehreimer, a historic site linked to Navarro’s era and revolutions.
The Duke of Parma has a larger lineage than any other European prince, with 18 children born to two marriages. His first wife, a Bourbon-Styelle princess, bore nine, all living except the eldest who died in Bulgaria. A second marriage to a Braganza princess adds nine more, the youngest only one year old. Seventeen of his children survive.
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