Reasons Why I Am For Sheriff Campbell
A voter listing reasons to support John P. Campbell for sheriff. He is trusted as a friend, brave, civil, courteous, and an officer who treats all equally. He employs deputies who are gentlemen and uphold public trust. A moral man, he respects beliefs, comes from a stable background, and has lived in Bexar County thirty five years, aligning with the community’s best interests.
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John P. Cambbell
Becaush
Bexar County
B Etter
Light announces candidates for District Clerk in Bexar County
The Light is authorized to announce several candidates for county offices in Bexar County. Names include Georch Suiugpy Nat Lewis and Henry Umsoluild for District Clerk, N. T. Sallliway and Wat. Hewlett for County Commissioner, Belg and Jonas for commissioner seats, Charles Guerguin for commissioner district No 4, Peter Jonas for county judge, and John A. O'Connor for county attorney, all in the November 1898 1899 election cycle.
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Georch Suiugpy
Bexar Copnty
Nat Lewis
Bexar County
Henry Umsoluigld
Die Light
N. T. Salliway
Coussey
Wat. Hewpel
Ures M. Belg
William Jonas
Wimesell
Treceinat No
Tirht
Charles Guerguin
Ail Irlenda
Peter Jonas
John A. O'Connor
Louis Huth
Campaign notices announce multiple county offices candidates
A scanned page shows multiple 19th century political notices naming candidates for sheriff, justice of the peace, constable, assessor, and county treasurer in Bexmar County with election day references in November 1895 and earlier. Names include John P Campbell, Jon Wilicens, Tad, Phane O Banion, Joan Gatrett, Woild Kohr, Wm M Green, Louis Huth, John Tobin, and John Legler, each soliciting support and outlining candidacy for various precincts and offices.
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John P. Campbell
Bexmar
Cma- Ing
Haib
Jon Wilicens
Lal
Phane O'Banion
Joan DR. Gatrett
Kohr
WM. TI
District Attorney Candidate Ford Lisat Name and Tax Collector Race
District Attorney candidate Carlos Bee announced for the November 5 1858 election. Paul Imberscheidt listed as candidate for County Tax Collector. Bexar County Board of Equalization assessed mortgages of Strahorn Hutton Evans at 70253 dollars, company protesting residency but tax status upheld through comptroller guidance.
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Lisat
Carlos Bee
War losses in conquest of Cuba in Spanish-American War
A partial, critical review of the Cuba campaign cites official death totals and portrays American casualties as chiefly from disease and long campaigns rather than combat. It notes 2,200 officer and soldier deaths from fevers, with 23 officers and 2 others dying in battle. The piece argues Spain overstated resistances and emphasizes costs beyond battlefield deaths.
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Guiday
Spain
Teagan
Place Opera
Agen
Porta Klea
Akunilu
Cuba
Madrid
Toral
Hunting party plans for quail and dove in the region
Several hunting parties will head to the country today though some sportsmen hold back for quail as birds are nesting. Names include Dick Staryhorn at Mitch els lake, Joaquin Guerre after ual, Herman Voxler, S. M. Hongihton, Ceas Wrang, Chas Stowers, Jack Hebgen, Indy Strohmeyer, GM Teich, Emil Dulling, Ed Lizfelder, George Chabot, Jud G Pry, Simon Veith, and a Gulf Shore hunt along the Aransas Pass. Dulling says no more hand car trips today except for the season gang.
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Ady Ature
Bob Wihle
Dick Staryhorn
Mitchels Lake
Chartey Fturmmel
Castroville Prairia
Emil Dulling
Iflizfelder
George Chabot
Jud G Pry
Simon Veith
Aransas Pass
G. C. Handauer
John F. Burkhardt
Henry Manger
Plaudt
Salado
Gulf Shore
Nand
Alog
George Dullin
Duliiig
Feast of Booths Observed at Local Synagogues
The Jewish festival of Sukkot was celebrated yesterday morning at Temple Beth El and the Agudas Achim synagogue in a fitting, pretty manner. Solemn services will be held at the Agudas Achim synagogue this morning.
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Tabernacles
Beth el
Agudas Achim
Fort Worth Court Convictions In Northern District Federal Court
Federal court in Fort Worth sentenced multiple defendants for embezzlement and burglary in the North District. Wiet detailing, A White, and Hardy Wartick each faced months or days and fines. Ian Mitchell of Texline received eight months plus sixty five dollars. CL P Goode of Jack county got one year and one day Leavenworth. Paris Dudley and Geo Newwarm connected to burglary of Grapevine estates with modified terms pending state convictions.
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North District
Fort Worth
Tex
Federal Court
Wieit Diatiling
Jack County
Leavenworth
Char? Johnson
Paris
Dudley
Geo. Nelewarm
Poat
Baseball Thematics and Transfers Across Teams
Ted Sullivan plans a move to Wes Artbur Kyi and aims for a Texas spring. George Gilpatrick is listed by Caliihus reserve for next season. Tie and wife winter in St Louis. Umpire Jack Brennan officiates in St Louis. Shortstop Louie Knaulaa opens a wet … Dayton 2, 0 as he nears next season. Klopt's timely play won the Western Seavurs title for the Cowboys. Cincinnati Reds visit San Antonio in spring for a patty. Tommie Cor marries Daisy Sye in a farm event at Hares Steinfieldt’s. Washington’s Monogr Arthursign noted. In San Antonio the tedler part seeks spring training grounds.
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Ted Sullivan
Texas Baseball
Malas
George Gilpatrick
Caliiihus
Lis
Tie
St Louis
Jack Brennan la Aise
St. Louk
Louie ‘Knaulaa
Dayton
tGus
Klopt
Kansas City
Suspected Roadside Shooting Near Opelousas
A blacksmith named Mor Ng was mortally wounded on a public highway near Opelousas as two men identified as Osnisime Brnne and Henry Dare were arrested. A pistol fired recently is tied to the incident, with District Judge and physician summoned for statements. Local community notes fear justice will follow swiftly.
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Opelousas
Gut
John Mor
Yublie
Tinon
Tre
Reagan
Morris Fett
Mledgins
Oneisime Brnne
Henry Dare
Pile Pistal
Martis
State Capluyal News Sunday Telegraph Alight
Counties report large tax figures with Kinney and Tarrant sums listed. Governor Giderson and Lieutenant Governor Jester attend Democratic rally in Dallas as statewide totals surface.
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State Capluyal News
Austin
Tex
Podays Kinney
Tarrant County
Opening of the Palt and Winter Season Reception
The formal opening of the Palt and Winter Season features a public reception hosted by the MOC.AL under Professor Ausuat Schemmel. A varied program includes piano solos, readings, and vocal selections, with Miss Dara Maltsberger and Miss Dey Verguson among performers. New physical director Woo EL Aven will explain the department’s aims. Light refreshments will be served by the Ladies' auxiliary. The event is timed for tomorrow evening with rooms open Sunday afternoon. a boys’ gospel meeting follows at 8 o'clock addressed by Mr. RW. Orvis, inviting all boys under sixteen to attend. Sam J. Brent, Fourth Texas Fundry, U.S. Volunteers, will address the meeting alongside music attractions.
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Ausuat Schemmel
Charrinade M Price
Vaeasatn
le Hohn
Dara Maltsberger
Gus. Albers
Dey Verguson
Mesdames Silliman
Milburn
Powell
Alexander
Asacelation
RW. Orvis
Gaa
Cordiahy
Thia
Sam J. Brent
Cabur
Texadifundry
U.S Volunteers
Texas Army
Yellow Fever Panic Spreads Across Mississippi States
A chaotic panic over yellow fever sweeps several Mississippi towns forcing migrations toward Chicago. Officials note deaths from diphtheria eclipsing the fever in Chicago, while Mississippi communities discuss economic impact and outflow of people and money as restrictions and fear deepen.
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Sidney Light
Jackson
Chicago
Lee
Alfiehul
Piitea
Adelson
Orwend
Ed Whimis
Wreter Valtoy
Mississippi
Tilameqne
Westeilroid
Tawe
Deaths in Dallas Area Trial For Robbery and Murder
Special Wire reports in Worth Texas that Dartington and Gudlngton were found guilty of murder in the first degree with death penalty sought. A Santa Fe train near Worth was robbed with a fireman killed and a guard wounded. Suspects were pursued, with Anderright captured. Gey and Alcore face trial for related charges.
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Ware Worth
Tex
Dartington
Alius Gudlngton
Mort Worth
Sagimaw
Arbittaker
Bnggi
Kennedy
Eley
Anderright
cHign
New Tess
Alcore
Wee
Otto Piper Injured After Nighttime Saloon Incident
Otto Piper was injured around 11:20 pm when his face struck an iron foot railing at the bay of a saloon on 113 South Alamo Street. He sustained a deep gash along the left side of his nose and was taken to a back room where a doctor treated the wound.
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Otto Piper
Gall
Alamo Street
No More Volunteer Regiments to Be Mustered
President Metinfey and Congressman Cannon announce that no additional volunteer regiments will be discharged while peace talks continue. They stress the need to keep all troops in service, dismissing pressure to disband volunteer units and underscoring the government’s firm stance on mobilization.
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Washinston
D.C
United States
Jasora
Paria
Metinfey
Cannon
Tiboig
Crerimenta
Veing
Kerrville Excursion Tickets Cut From Kerrville Branch
Railroad General Passenger Agent Bo Tati Un of San Antonio announces effective Oct 3 that round trip tickets to Kerrville branch points are discontinued including one and two day tickets, while tickets to points on the coast division remain valid. Dr Ammonia Dr Pires improved slightly. Dr Ornelas suspended surgery hoping for further improvement. Hawley spoke at La Grange to about 500 attendees, mostly negroes, who cheered loudly. the congressman was urged to quiet the noisy crowd during the address.
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Kerrville Excuusion
Bo Tati UN
San Antonio
Aransas Pass
Kerrville
Coset
Flores
Pires
Ornelas
Hawley
LA Grange
Casange
Tex
Congressman Hawley
Court House
Ais
Alger Blamed For Deaths At Camp Encampment Scandal
Officials in the Inspector General and War departments face criticism as death counts from the Chiappeamauga Park encampment are disputed. Telegrams seek figures from Chipkwthwara Park authorities while hospital records remain unavailable. The inspector general’s office is criticized for lacking inspections and for officers serving beyond required duties, raising questions about military welfare and efficiency.
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Sprefal Wite Co
Somday Cagut
Chatlanaose
Alsne Hag
Stemiberg Fossa
Chipkwthwara Park
Aiea
National Cemetery
Uigt
Ingpeelar Generals Department
aNathera
Hreckenridge
Sanzer
Lawson
Senerel Hughes
Offcers
Inspector General's Department
lémHar
Bradley to the Opposition in Texas Uprisings
The Populists in Texas endorse a non partisan uprising against state governance. Aimed at October 23, county by county meetings, the effort calls for displaying letters from Grane Culberson Gibbs and Darden, and Carlistea’s letter to Dr Lett, while urging consolidation of opposition candidates. Bradley as Peoples Party chairman advocates parity with independents and Republicans and a fair administration under Gov Gibbs.
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Waen
Tex
Texas
Texas &S
Sayers
Kla Tyler Sptech
Atgies
Atgies. Thereby Declare October 23N0,, Mindfillers
Grane
Culberson
Gibbs
Darden
Carliste
Lett
Sayare
Steond
Dusi | Nees
J. W. Bradley
T Chatrman- Peoples
Death of Joe Hamilton Former union leader and printer
Joe Hamilton aged 34 died after a four month illness. He was a printer and former president of San Antonio Typographical Union No. 172. Born in Quincy Nebraska, he lived in San Antonio about ten years. He suffered from laryngeal tuberculosis and died suddenly after barbering on East Houston Street. He left a wife.
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Joe Hamilton
San Antonio
Houston Street
Garden Errest
Houston
Rice Damage From Two Storms Hits Louisiana Rice District
A late September cyclone and an equinoctal storm devastated Calcasien area rice fields. Damage exceeds 700000 dollars as standing crops, stored grain, and mills flood or rot. Recovery delayed by rain and labor shortages. harvests ruined across parishes including Jennings and New Orleans region. headlines note widespread loss and market impact for weeks.
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Jennings
Rome
Jendings
Calcasien
GE Football Officers Elected In University Meeting
In Austin on October 1 the university athletic association, with about two dozen students, met to eject officers for the next year. Prof Fite-Hush was elected president, Mus Mullis vice president, and James M Hart secretary. The group discussed uniforms and ordered 19 jerseys, football shoes, trousers, nose guards, a substitute belt, and 12 stockings for the team.
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Syecin Wiye
Austin
Woom
Fite-Hush
Mus Mullis
Law
James M. Hart
Athlede Gstandl
Tellcad
Wil Gaabtehe
Allen
Nisic
Senator Chilton Examines Democratic Policy of Expansion
Senator Chilton spoke at the Slayden club in the district courtroom outlining Democratic views on expansion. He favored retaining Puerto Rico but opposed retaining the Philippines, warned of universal conquest and pacification demands, and argued annexation risked international trouble. He defended the Monroe Doctrine while noting labor and citizenship complications, predicting J. J. Sayers as next Texas governor and W. Bryan as future president.
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Malena
Chilton
Slayden Club
District Court Room
Pic
Philippines
Porte Rico
Paliippings
Cubs
Porto Rico
Congress
United States
China
Nnion
J. J. Sayera
Texas
Bryan
Courar
Fudge Noonan
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