Sixth Infantry Arrives in San Antonio Parade Reception
The Sixth United States Infantry arrives at the San Antonio depot to a massive town welcome. Civilians, bands, and mounted police line the streets as Colonel Miner leads the parade through downtown. Soldiers dine in post quarters and enjoy hospitality as authorities plan next moves toward the border.
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Sania
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San Antonio Welcomes Sixth Cavalry Amid Strong Elevating Cheers
James P. Newcomb notes San Antonio’s warm reception for the Sixth Cavalry on a November day through city streets. He recalls past battles near Sandua, contrasts 1861 marches, and argues Texas should host army headquarters. praises local pride and hopes for a stronger Texas military department amid political shifts.
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Listorle
San Antonio
Sam Touston
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Lexas
Commissioners Court Adjourns. Tax and Bridge Actions Reported
County Judge Daler Jonas signed the inmates into the commissioners court and adjourned for the term. Road cases slated by precinct. taxes on property for five years approved. a December 24 bridge payment remitted. Officials planned Austin sessions to consult the attorney general on bond issues and property purchase. Constable Joe Sohr report sums court costs and penalties. several cases appealed to higher court. jail time noted in one instance.
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Denis Werd
Comraler
Eastiway
Austin
Wong
Kleybolte & Co
Salllway
Joe Sohr
Flnce Iman
Justice Courte
HORNDUA CLUES DANGE AT MISSION GARDEN DANCE
The ladies of the Fereat Rowling club plan a dance next Saturday night at Mission Garden described as a very pleasant evening. Tickets are five cents, with a portion of proceeds aiding the group’s aims. Music by Arist’a Orchestra.
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Mission Garden
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Damien
Havana Conquered by Volunteers in Spainsong Protest
Reading through a garbled dispatch from Havana, volunteers pledge to express sentiments before a potential withdrawal of supplies as Spanish regulars face rising anti American hostility. The crowd chants death to the Americans and Viva Espana as tensions flare in the streets, with potential clashes narrowly avoided.
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Key West
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Withers and Amen
Lasheen
Stillox- Isle
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Salat
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Japan
Vebie
Freien
Sugar cane quality in New Orleans district declines in season
Reports from the sugar district show cane quality is very poor as grinding begins. Cane stays unripe due to long wet weather, with yields as low as 100 pounds of sugar per ton in some cases. If this trend continues, many factories face actual losses as profit vanishes with poor grades and disrupted sugarhouse work.
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New Orleans
Sughe
Fort Worth to Host Texas City Attorneys Convention
Fort Worth will host a December 7 gathering of Texas city attorneys after a conference with peers. They aim to resolve jurisdictional conflicts between city and county courts over criminal misdemeanors and discuss practical remedies and sanitation concerns.
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Tex
W. D. Williams
Texas
Porth Worth
Aputals
Smallpox Outbreak Knocks at Tex City Gates
A desultory telegraphic report from Texas on November 19 notes serious smallpox spread in a town near El Paso. Vaccination of school children is underway and public schools are closed to prevent further transmission. Health officials have added two aides to manage cases as the town reports only four existing infections after early surveys. Bullfights are set for December 1, with local patrons expected to avoid town gatherings amid fear of wider spread.
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Tex
Marais
Suarez
Port
Kaiser Reshapes Maritime Policy Amid Eastern Tensions
New York dispatch reports a sudden German resolve to alter maritime aims as Kaiser Wilhelm signals a shift away from prior plans. Analysts view the Fushoda dispute as a pretext for Britain to ready naval war, while German diplomats warn that Russia and France would threaten Britain’s gains in the east. Germany aims to protect its Far East interests and maintain neutral stance while safeguarding Petrograd and Kitutsin areas.
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Eable
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Madrid
Far East
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Great Britain
Ross
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Russia
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Kitutsin
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War department report from Mutilla notes seven deathless days
Washington November 19 Special Wire to Sunday Light reports the War Department has received a Mutilla dispatch indicating only one death in seven days among American troops stationed there. The terse bulletin underscores a calmer period amid ongoing operations.
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Washington
Department For War
Mutilla
Harvard Freshman Team Victory Narrowly Wins 6–0
Special wire reports Harvard freshman football team defeated Yale by six points, score 6 to 0, a win that stirred interest among gridiron fans in Boston moments ago.
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Boston
Harvard
Amusements at G vend opera house conclude season
Al G Field's mingtrela ended its season with a final show at the G vend opera house last night, delivering full value to a large audience. Prelerick Bryson began his engagement in Forgiven. The piece drew strong appreciation from attendees. A separate court notice reports Fiera Urby, a 65 year old French Canadian, adjudged insane in a Friday proceeding. She was arrested Saturday by Mounted Officer Walter Beck for roaming Laurel Heights and attempting to set fire to houses, harming residents and property.
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Sonight Prelerick Bryson
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Alout
Laurel Heights
Subuhant
Tanol iors Examination Granted Teacher Certificates
After a two layer session the Texar county board of examiners of applicants for teachers certificates closed N elabora last night. Seven applicants were before the board and the following were granted certificates Ming Grace Reeside Belle Wallace Moltte Parker colored Adolph tte Ao.
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Bargain in Serum Yellow Fever Cure at $2.80 Per Bottle
A cabled claim from Secretary Tay to Governor Moster discusses Dr Snaurelli’s yellow fever serum offered in Montevideo. It cites testing in Brazil and prison trials, listing prices in francs and a sale to 200 bottles for trial while warning of high demand and global eagerness to obtain the serum.
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Special Wire from Austin reports quarterly earnings and taxes for firms including Gulf West Pacific and New Mexican amounts, with multiple filings noted. Charters filed for Beaumont Leseve Club and New Compress and Warehouse Co in Greenville Texas, including incorporators and capital stocks. Shadbolt to sever ties with Driskill Hotel in January. Governor elect Major Jon Sayers arrives from Galveston, D C Childs announces candidacy for speaker.
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Preifie Rot
New York
Texas
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Beaumont
Terns
Capital
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A. N. Adams
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Boxar County
Apmoun
Express Messenger Fends Off Robbers. One Robber Killed
A Ban Bernardine Cal dispatch reports the Overland Express from Los Angeles held up near Barstow by four robbers. Express messenger Hut elingen fired with buckshot from his carbine, driving off the attackers. One robber was killed in the ensuing shooting.
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Ban Bernardine
Cal
Overlind Express
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