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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1898
Page
5
An item from the Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Co outlines an expense minimization plan for household office services. It details costs, proposed savings, and service scope for customers seeking efficient utility management.
Dr Trosanienu, quarantined at the port of San Francisco, is recalled to Washington to serve as a bacteriologist in the Marine Hospital Service. He will study coastal districts with the Hygienic Department. Beinks to succeed him as quarantine officer at the port, previously sent to the Philippines last year.
The Jubileet celebration on November 20 featured exercises at the Twelved Baptist church with addresses by Rev Nathan E Wood Rev H W Sherwood and Rev J B Tanniall at the Hew W W Daves.
In New York on November 2 the ophthalmic society opened with an address by President Win W. TE. Exhibitors present included seven unnamed participants. The event showcased canaries and fung bids, with a focus on new antiseptics and specimen displays.
The Chariton date reports a plan to return ten thousand pounds previously contributed by bankrupt Ernest Tooley to the estate. The move involves the club and is tied to the Conservative party family context.
The obituary notes the death of the noted skater Mabel Davidson from consumption after a heavy cold. She rested from her professional duties in England and was cremated at Oakland Cemetery, with interment in her mother's grave.
In Hartford on November 20 the Canton Republican club circulated a pamphlet announcing support for General Stanford for the United States Senate. The club sent the notice to legislators stating Mr. Simmonds was revived in favor of the candidate.
New York November 29 Wilfie no official admission that street railowners agreed to raise the fare by $2 a ton. The billing shows a miscommunication as the higher price is not officially denied. Public discussions occur at the offices of Federal Steel, Crane, and Tackewana companies. Rail suppliers warn of higher bed equipment prices next summer as contracts are set.
A Panamanian canal controversy features M. Oss Tos Ered UY Peep Stacer and others arguing the ditch will not be sold. They claim about 1,500 to 3,000 workers are constantly employed and 3,000 more are ready, with 48 miles dug and a 28 foot depth through terrain near the Altkintle and Pacie skie. The group insists the canal is feasible, notes costs around 75 million francs with valuations near 95 million, and says the United States interest will guide any government purchase while planning a trip to Washington.
General Garcia of the Grdhu commission remains in bed with fever in New York and cannot yet travel to Washington. Colonels Voriouty and Mantin-Prey are ill. Levere expects to join. Manuel Sanguilly will not serve as president. The group hopes White House talks will proceed with Secretary of State secrecy intact. Jose Gturela says they will be at the White House in the afternoon and await reception.
A contested election for the Episcopal diocese of Iowa centers on Dr. Green who has won support but faces opposition over a railroad related concern. Dr. Morrison emerges as a leading rival with a long Chicago tenure, while appeals to the national convention loom as delegates meet in the era’s church proceedings.
A lengthy dispatch analyzes Allied and German strategies in the Far East and Europe, arguing about American attitudes toward Britain France and Germany. It discusses Russia, Japan, and the potential for a new alliance reshaping the balance of power, with emphasis on imperial ambitions and possible outcomes.
A garbled note discusses a fledgling effort in a political or social movement, referencing a threshold moment and a surge toward more active external policy. It hints at a bellwether shift and growing momentum behind collective action without clear names or dates.
In Youngstown Ohio on November 20 the will case of Mofhuasler v Goucher ends in an out of court settlement described as peculiar. The case involved $25,060 in dash and city and county real estate. The settlement was reached after a prayer meeting at a local chapel.
In November 2010 at Rein Hall, Minto hosts the first reception for a billkuntt event. General committee members Lally Mig ty and Rew Rovewtio will attend as noted in the invitation.
In Milwaukee Wisconsin a school convener attended by several locals continues discussions on education progress and plans for the coming term. The event involved notable participants from the area as representatives discuss broader educational objectives.
A fragmentary notice reports the widow of P. Tar Haiti planning to wed a French sailor or man in a strange sequence. It mentions a Greek suitor, Demenhilis Oalins Bey, who allegedly traveled in September 1896 and a Swedi wife of a year. The obscured text hints at years of trouble and potential marriage changes.
A mortgage foreclosure action is before Judge Sanbord in the United States court at St. Paul Minnesota involving Union Trust Company of New York against Union Pacific et al and receivers. Attorneys will be assigned for another hearing next week to resolve costs and claims. The matter covers $1,500,000 and lands granted to several states, with history dating to 1874 and default noted since 1899 as proceedings began.
New York dispatch reports from Washington that the army will be reduced by 30 000 to 40 000 men. Estimates of total forces range around 75 000 for the mainland and additional volunteers, with talk of increased pay to entice re enlistment and strengthen the peacetime establishment. The debate centers on funding and the pace of demobilization amid growing political pressure.
In a notable charity event the opening of a grand entertainment will draw patrons to the We Auditorium. Proceeds benefit the Michael Reese hospital with Hebrew organizations leading efforts. Mayor Ferris will speak, Rabbi Hirsh will address, and the Hebrew societies host the closing December 8 charity ball.
The Free Press states Dr. Leytaxd Wahb has returned from Canada where it is believed he has secured arrangements for a 99 year lease of part of the Grand Tronk bullyawing system between Massion and Flowtek with Canade Aflantic agents in New PNGUAND.
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