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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1898
Page
4
An advertisement from Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company extols maximum efficiency at minimum expense, promoting its office telephone service and related communications solutions for households and offices. It presents a concise, period tone claim of cost-effective connectivity.
Vienna reports a royal jubilee with emperors and dignitaries arriving for celebrations tied to modest rites. The aged emperor meets official duties, while preparations include a formal procession from the railway station to the imperial residence guarded by an immense cavalry escort.
Memphis Tenn Nbr 30 Oties aideie Honda DAllard a southern belle will wed tonight at her parents home 16 David W Ress of Chiagaizo Anttert te wedding tour the couple will go to Chicago and take their Chicago Biel hotel
The Philadelphia Academy of Music hosts a new opera season directed by GA Ellis. The program features Women d Fulillue and a staging of Shakespeare’s The Tempest, with notable new production The Roseare by Puccini. Conductors Walter Danicusel Sippillt and Tated set the pace.
The Wan York Nort 30 edition notes a Chicago based promoter claims to have formed a new stock exchange to fuse prominent interests into a combine. The proposed organization would hold about 9,000,000 in stock and intends exchanges for stock in the new venture.
Fragmented local notices report an art show in Lenton on November 30 featuring Duchess of Newcastle items and a veterinary exhibit at Neivari. Separate item from New York notes Rev. Die Hall not succeeding his father as pastor at Pitth Avenue church, accepting a different parish after ethics controversy, with discussion of Dr Briggs and religious press coverage.
John BE. Barwin Lins sues on behalf of North Star Construction stockholders alleging improper conduct by Cant HIn Pacite and related parties. The suit seeks an accounting, repayment of debts, and settlement of securities tied to the 1888 New Jersey formed company, with assets including the Winnipeg railroad and related holdings, foreclosures, and a 710000 note.
A large collection of angling stocks, described as the finest of their character, owned by Edward Stow of Boston, is to be sold at auction at Sotheby's in London on a forthcoming date. The sale highlights the notable Boston consignor's rare fishing tackle and related items.
In New York on November 30, 1851, Mas 1th Cook and Lordly were married at the bride’s residence, marking a brief social event reported from the city.
A special dispatch from Washington reports the War Department will organize a transport to disinter and return the bodies of soldiers who died in the Sap-Hage campaign. Details include the deceased’s name, regiment, and next of kin. The Orme division will depart for Santo and ships will carry flags and equipment for burial here. The ship is expected to sail by December 1 and the fallen will be interred in Arlington later, with final arrangements pending.
The counts show Adovalte leading with 121,530 votes against 498,647 and 921,517 for rivals in IST and 1896 alignments. George J. Lobson, secretary, notes the tally. the margin, though wide, reflects the political split with Populists and Democrats failing to consolidate.
A draft report from Ontario hints at Liberal leader Sturgis Bandy as premier since Kr Oliver Howat. The note suggests possible reappointment by the queen for a term beginning in the new year. Details touch on colonial administration, duty on Canadian pottery, and tariffs with the United States, with Amteur Tabor named among supporters.
In St Louis Missouri on November 80, Janes L Wilcox and William U Shaw were sentenced by the United States District Court to terms in the penitentiary. The jury found them guilty of shipping illegal goods. sentencing was postponed to today amid protests of innocence. Objections to leniency and remarks by counsel were noted as the court prepared to proceed with punishment.
Report from a war era headquarters describes urgent appeal for food relief for Cuban civilians on the south coast and in inland towns. General Gomez and officials discuss temporary aid methods, with emphasis on women and children.
A fragment about a Baldwin Flat fire mentions a hotel employee linked to the blaze and a man named Deas who suffered heart issues. The text references relatives in New York and reports on a reaction to the fire, noting that one victim was deemed weakened and seated today.
Kumkaxee report from Nov 30 notes a peculiar legal dispute over a garnishment involving Warry Gib, a hospital employee, and a wholesale firm in Chicago. The case centers on whether a municipal corporation allowed garnishment and the role of a treasurer in proceedings. The Chicago firm’s attorney argues no municipal status, while the court filings move forward.
A damaged text from a court record discusses officer actions and a public body’s immunity. The judge sustains a contention that the bead is not part of government, rendering the entity exempt from damperishment. The fragment preserves the core issue of legal immunity and public authority.
In San Venessco Oak on November 0,100 Aldo Tintace faces five day city service after authorization to place camps for the Argentina Republic was rejected. He must attend police hearings daily during detention. Unconfirmed attempts to flee to New York or Maryhill were noted.
A national conference on municipal governance plans to push a program for stronger city management. It seeks to frame an American Municipal League backed agenda to promote durable municipal parties and reform methods of selecting and appointing officials in populous cities. The meeting, held in late November, includes leaders from New York and other major cities.
In Santiago de Cuba reports describe reduced duties on essential goods, with officials noting quarantine measures in Jamaica and port dues affecting shipping. Admiral Dewey and Mr Potter coordinate arrivals and mail, while plans discuss duties on wine and necessities, mining interests, and troop movements to Holguin and the south coast.
Denver reports extreme winter conditions with up to ten feet of snowfall in outlying regions. Roads are blocked from Denver to towns like Gonto and Txtul ville, paralyzed by heavy drift and deep accumulations. Transport relief limited as Sout Park and nearby lines halt operations amid severe weather.
A Nov 3 dispatch from Buta Posth newsroom reports a plan to seize Prince Fentand of Bulgaria, uncovered in Sofa and surrounded by crowds in major avenues. Police action and crowd control were noted as authorities responded to the disturbance.
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