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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1900
Page
6
Demand quick communication and modern business methods appear in a Southwestern Telephone and Telegraph notice. The fragment references telegraph and telephone services, suggesting a push for rapid, efficient communications in the Southwest region.
A weather bulletin reports approaching low pressure over the central United States, with warm fronts and scattered showers in the Northwest and dry conditions in the East. Forecasters expect a cool spell with temperatures dropping 2 to 10 degrees, while the Southeast and Pacific Northwest see varied conditions.
A fragmentary report describes a July event in Texas focusing on rifle practice and soldierly preparation. It references inspectors, volunteers, and officers urging reforms to ensure familiarity and experience at the firing range, highlighting the need for guard readiness and practical drills.
A local report suggests wood prices may rise to about 8.60 per cord, with worse cases around 59 per cord. A dealer notes 6 for afoot wood and discusses expected shifts before elimination of costs, including loading, fuel, and delivery charges.
Fragmented notes discuss a forthcoming statement from TH Brovitt of Ore Fale medelation about a public note. Details unavailable yesterday, and the event remains unsettled as more party activity unfolds with local figures connected to Sonor A. Be Nitin and Monica co amis.
General MacArthur outlines the Philippine theater situation, noting guerrilla activity and the need for continued discipline and manpower. He details captured enemy strength, distribution of troops, and the heavy demands on U S forces amid ongoing operations against insurgent forces.
A local physician and a policeman aided a stranger who collapsed from an epileptic fit near the corner of Hotwell and Navarro. The man, well dressed and unknown, was treated at a city hospital after receiving first aid at the scene.
The report notes a Kremlin move as a temporary measure affecting left-leaning elements and a minister refrains from provocative statements. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the fragment hints at a political concession amid unrest.
In New York on November 10 prices showed uneven movement with scattered gains as European selling tempered early strength. Weather frost across regions kept values tentative while buying activity and exports remained a focus, and weekly market reports noted cautious optimism despite softer domestic demand and price pressure in spot markets.
Police believe the noted criminal Wi Garver is involved in the Kors Brinn robbery in 2004. Detectives seek identification as Garver, described by witnesses, with a large reward offered for information leading to his capture in Kansas City.
Frank Mowbray, a valet, sued Howard Gould for 2000 damages claiming breach of contract after Gould hired him at 80 dollars a month and caused injuries from an air rocket. A verdict for 41000 was awarded to the plaintiff in New York on November 10.
Reports from Whitney describe two factions clashing with gunfire and police efforts to restore order. A deadly confrontation near an unspecified jail or courthouse intensified tensions as shots were exchanged throughout the day, prompting authorities to deploy officers.
A fragmented dispatch notes brisk and cold conditions across the nation with variable winds in the central and eastern regions. It also mentions a Chinese ship near Tong Kong listing and a maritime incident leaving the full extent unknown.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a Corporation Court proceeding with names Tadge Kroeger Yea Anite Robinson and Mrs Kate Tegan. The readable parts mention cases, dates, and a disjointed payment reference, but details are unclear.
Partial returns show Bryan with a 28 385 plurality in Colorado, with remaining ballots expected to slightly lift the total. Compared to 1898 Bryan lost about 41 000 votes while Mekhinioy gained roughly 64 000 as results trickle in.
Austin dispatches describe Scurry routing to Grimes County to quell the deadly feud, railway passenger bonds approved, and a Sunday news summary touching Governor James Mogg, party factions, and regulatory proclamations. The report cites the state party chairman's remarks on reorganizing the Republican ticket and a federal proclamation by Marshal J. Lea E. Bennett warning citizens to disperse and obey the law.
Fragmented OCR reports Santa Fe granting water access and a light system, with talk of a public plant, rental costs, and a 25 year pay plan. A notarized entry notes a Santa Fe Rail Company mortgage to Divers National Mortgage for 100,000 dollars on an electric mill way under construction.
A shaky OCR fragment describes John Bratt filing a report for October showing a total of 205 dollars collected. It mentions city treasury payments and September collections by Mr Kraft, with references to an alarm system and a superintendent.
Fragmented OCR text reports a political shift with a 84 to 127 Republican plurality. It mentions a possibly corrupt or contested delegation, a late night party balance, and a reference to a state league of representatives. The readable items suggest a House result amid party factions and reapportionment disputes.
The report sketches civic budgeting and street work amid labor strife and political contention. It notes delays on paving and curb projects, questions mayoral accountability, and mentions anticipated actions by city officials amid unfinished repairs and public funds. The piece ties mining news to economic conditions, but focuses on urban infrastructure and governance concerns.
Readers report Democrats fret that Secretary Rooesvelt trip to New York may affect Selanc's political complexion. Rumors say the mission could influence party dynamics and public sentiment while cabinet advisers await official word. The piece notes insular tensions and anticipated warfare impact on policy.
A distorted report describes a school board gathering with absent trustees Guyer and McCarr. The main item awarded a contract for fencing at West End school and allocating library materials, with teachers allowed access to Hillary books. Several vendors were considered for pay, and land sale details from last Sunday were noted.
A New York City Sunday dispatch cites ministry debates, possible cabinet shifts, and a Baptist figure’s religious leanings amid a Bryan Wynne remark. Separate item reports destruction of nursery stock in Nashville and Woodbury, with 26,000 and 20,000 trees burned respectively due to an epidemic and fire, impacting local fruit production and logistics.
Special to the Sunday Light from Malto, Ark November 10 summons Master Jarry Myers of the Manic Grant lodge to attend a grand lodge session in Littig Rock on November 27 1800 at the Masonic Temple. Delegates are urged from all lodges under grand jurisdiction as railroads offer reduced fares for what is described as a historic event in Arkansas Masonry. Barry W. Myers Grand Master. Fay Hempstead Grand Secretary.
A political letter from Yale Al B. Sallingat thanks friends for loyalty and urges continued effort. He condemns the system and expresses readiness to serve, asking supporters to stay united during the election and to vote.
Local notes detail residents traveling to a convention and a fire at a home on Lagu last Monday. Capt. D. T. Winters and Lorn Tiegler are mentioned with short visits and travel plans around Ponyatht.
A fragmented Populist ticket in the Seventh District was defeated by the Republican candidate, with observers noting internal divisions and a cautious approach post-election. A press conference today discussed the outcome and possible repercussions for upcoming campaigns.
A windblown blaze destroyed a refinery about 18 miles from a town, causing extensive damage and loss. Estimated value reached around $200,000 as machinery and buildings burned, hurting the local industry and community.
Washington November 2. Two committees will meet November 20 to discuss reducing hav in dases and military affairs. Chairman Mull has not notified members to be ready for a quick call. The Philippines insurrection may be a topic, with no definite plans for action this winter.
Palio and Diag secured permits to erect a two room frame house on Comal Street and to construct a shed at a property on Thedew Alveel. The latter project includes a coating job and is valued at zero.
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