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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1900
Page
6
The Dulling's Grocer Company's Friday Saturday special lists granulated sugar coffee blended java and mocha, pears apricots cranberries Atlas oats and other goods with per dozen and per can prices. Also promotes Dulling's Chalybeate water as a health beverage, claimed to aid digestion and kidneys.
A damaged text fragment speaks of a lifesaving cloak and a Taiko of Aurlek. It mentions a shipwreck named Glee and a somber scene where a blue night appears to ease souls. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors.
Miss Parke sues transit firm for damages after a horse and wagon collision near Kansas city. Attorney Middleton Tacker questions driver and claims Parke was injured and owed sympathy, while defendant argues responsibility lies with the pedestrian. The trial resumes as lawyers present testimony and evidence.
A fragmentary report discusses a trial relating to heavy equipment and hazards. It notes combustion and vibration risks affecting operators, plus observed damage to heavy vehicles and the need for improved safety measures, with references to sites in Beaumont and related maintenance concerns.
Mrs Snaggs examined disturbing attire from China and remarked the Chinese Boxers dress very swiftly. They are dressed to kill she added grimly.
A September departmental report outlines population by ward, nativity, and age with 63 821 souls in the city. It notes 8 blacks and 4 Asians, with operations and hospital admittings, and details infectious disease counts and hospital stays.
Damaged text shows names like McTuersiat Hamtutx and Sa Me Mell marched somewhere near Madison Square Meastiytertan. Vague notes describe a quiet ceremony, contracting parties, and references to Tugue, kagwe, Meriva Hy, and Wallen Unontaon with no clear facts or dates.
San Antonio press reports a major rail company pushing a controversial street expansion. Officials and experts debate a proposed route along Boedad Street, with readers awaiting the week’s developments and public reactions.
Fragmented OCR text notes a national association event with a federal court mention and individuals C.F. Melern and Presient 2, Fy Newming Ili. The readable portions suggest a discussion draft or proceedings summary from a meeting of the association.
Fragmented report outlines a tense afternoon shootout between teams led by Captain Oscar and M1 Tanase Storas, with references to a deserter and a potential party member. No clear names or outcomes, details remain murky.
The city clerk grants permits to A D Heynard of 722 Marsintt streets and Tow McAilister of 15 Goltsa shine for water pipe work at specified addresses in Savntonio. Prices named for the plumbing repairs and installations accompany each permit.
Long ledger style account detailing a Business Men's Club session at a Southern city, listing officers, committees, and advertisement service charges. Notes cover meeting aims, recruitment, hotel and hospitality provisions, and financial planning for the year. Includes names and roles of officers, and references to By-laws and fund-raising efforts.
Fragmented OCR describes ongoing manufacturing and planning efforts for a large project. It mentions a secretary, machinery supply, a tentative schedule, and expected openings. Names and places are garbled, with references to Valen Path and Alberin Nuncio. The text hints at a planned event with dates near Maptiay and Pri day, but details are unclear.
A wedding story details a bride in wedding gown and veil, guests, and ceremonies at the bride’s home. The account notes rings, gifts, and a ceremonial presentation including a diamond pin. It portrays a quiet, traditional wedding scene with family and attendants present.
The Virginia Court of Appeals reverses a lower court ruling in a defamation case involving Wisseler of Shenandoah county. Judge Nicol’s decision would have limited the right of appeal statewide, a move described as novel for Virginia. The higher court’s reversal preserves broader appellate reach and sets a precedent on access to review by state judges.
A brief note reports that Grandma's Tea cures conation, with the product advertised as available at 250 druggists nationwide. The item notes wide distribution and consumer interest in the remedy.
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