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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1898
Page
5
A Southwestern Telegraph and Telegram item notes a shift or reform within the Office of Household, highlighting efforts to achieve efficiency at minimal cost while detailing procedural or managerial adjustments. The brief emphasizes cost savings and organizational changes.
In a Philadelphia Court of Quarter Sessions on November 28 Senator Mecithew Stanley Quay, his son Wieland, and others faced indictments alleging improper use of county and bank funds. The defense sought postponement as Quay showed nervous unease and refused to discuss the charges, hinting the case is politically motivated and part of broader party intrigues.
Washington reports indicate the United States could take complete charge of Cuba by next Monday as Spain has not yet departed. Blanco has been notified of the action and talks aim to establish a stable government with international support.
Senator Gear argued for keeping island territories under varied forms of local self rule, favoring territorial legislatures and local governors appointed by the president. He supported reforms in admin, sanitation, and governance for Hawaii, the Philippines, and Puerto Rico, with military oversight only as needed, and envisioned eventual self government and Congress representation. He also touched on Cuba and the possibility of a canal tied to broader national interests.
New York dispatch reports Blanco's successor faces an easy task while tensions rise over American control. General Avila and military governor Castro confront upheaval as troops to withdraw and autonomy plans collide with ongoing disarmament and public order efforts in Puerto Principe province.
Fragmented OCR notes report the appointment of George Curzon as viceroy of India. It suggests this move could dissolve the governing coalition between the Liberal government and the Irish, with widespread public reaction. The piece cites Joseph Chamberlain and party maneuvering in a tense political climate.
A garbled 1944 dispatch discusses calls to abrogate a lake treaty and grant broad control to Cakadians. It references commissioners acknowledging action, potential protective measures, and rising tensions tied to American power and regional relations amid unclear military and political maneuvering.
In a lively scene at Bastion on November 8, rising talent Nhe vicideatlang sve muovrour makes a fiat appearance at an actor's event tonight. Moros will present a playful recital with bicycles and a special reception for Gini. The three time American champion is set to attend, promising a notable debut for Balit, a promising young performer.
Milwaukee reports John Lefebe r of North Green feld connected to a proposed milk trust aimed at controlling shipments from Waukesha and surrounding counties to Chicago. The plan allegedly involves a brother in Chicago and federal treaty issues tied to Great Lakes navigation and lake property values.
The article discusses vast lake steamship fleets across the United States and Canada, noting fleets of 6,000 ton vessels and up to 20 ships per company. It highlights modern U S steel plants on the lakes, dock facilities, and dry works to support shipbuilding, with concerns about warship implications for national defense planning.
NIE GRANT OPHILA reports in New York on the opera season's opening and the strong attendance expected. Subscriptions exceed prior years, with box receipts and exchanges around $100,000. Prominent patrons listed include Wilken JK Vander Wilt Brayvesons Kish O Webster John Tob Astor Cornafius N. Biss Very Beduent Henry Chase George F. Gout Lent P. Morton Galvin S Avice and Setvard Werth.
Lewis November 28 reports the start of St. Jay's church golden jubilee ceremonies with a memorial mass for deceased priests. Bishop Glen Roy of Kansas City celebrated the early service as part of the parish’s observance.
A Washington dispatch notes potential new cruisers for the navy fitted with Krupp armor. Congress must authorize higher pay than 400 per ton for Krupp armor. Spain’s compliance with US demands and Lloyds’ stance loom. Farragut to seek a further official trial after a 30 knot speed requirement.
A chaotic dispatch reports Japan moving to resist Western influence, landing troops in Corea and at Port Arthur. Rebels kill foreigners and missionaries, seize cities, and threaten Shanghai, with leaders executing dissenters and provoking a brutal upheaval across Chinese ports and rural towns.
Snow has fallen across the state for the past 24 hours, with recent falls adding to prior accumulations. The wintry weather is shaping a heavy market outlook for winter wheat and related farming activities statewide.
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