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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1900
Page
6
A public letter critiques campaign tactics and partisan influence in local elections. It argues voters should focus on issues rather than party loyalty, urging honesty, vigilance, and restraint from candidates and the press while warning against vilification and personal attacks. It calls for nonpartisan local affairs and accountability.
A muddled report describes Elita and Me in a courtroom dispute over decrees alleged to mirror entries in Noonan docket. The judge, Noonan, argues the action parallels prior rulings while the jury is discharged amid statements on state reasons.
The ABPHALT COMPANY sues the Municipal Improvement Company claiming a debt of $25.80. The suit was filed in the Thirty seventh district court with details about the portable paving plant and roller, which the defendant denies. The action references dates in September with a San Antonio association.
An endorsement column praises Jolson for treasurer of the county, noting decades of newspaper work and a strong character. The piece implies no formal recommendation but urges confidence based on his service record and devotion to local duties.
Reported military matters describe an insane soldier sent to Washington under furlough and a guard post at Fort Batl... The narrative names officers and a courtlike news recounting a weapon incident at Galveston with Lieutenant Nighels credited for responsibility.
A grand jury will investigate violations of the Sunday law, focusing on the opening of saloons on Sundays. The report cites strong authority to enforce restrictions and ensure compliance with the legal provisions.
A land dispute suit was heard yesterday in the court involving defendants Gerferd and Werln contesting property with plaintiff George Conmte. The case centers on a tract located in Kendall and Comal counties and seeks garithon of land with emphasis on ownership and boundaries. The document is partial and contains OCR errors but identifies the involved parties and the general land dispute scope.
A desolate OCR fragment describes the Panam House as a popular resort with a decorative banana press display and a towering Lunt feature. Proprietor Reaney showcases loyalty and a promise to serve the finest fare, naming nearby towns as well known patrons.
The commissioners court discussed road repairs in Precinct No 7 and approved several contracts and payments. Items include Narcisso Vara contracts for damages, salaries for courthouse staff, jury fees, per diems, witness costs, and miscellaneous expenses across multiple precincts. The report lists specific names, places, and sums, noting budgetary provisions and routine accountability for county operations.
Deputy United States Marshal Fred dy Lancaster arrested Brentia Reateris Aguila yesterday on the charge of rioterfaising and brought her before United States Commissioner A. W. Segligean, where she was bound over for further action in a 320 hand to.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the YMCA announces a monthlong Thursday effort, with leaders Robert Clark and Louis Oye to recruit and serve the heritage, honoring key organizers Ty, B Manne, and Bellic White. A reception last Monday night earned praise for its success, credit due to the dedication of the organizers.
Special Policeman captured two horses in Urackenridge Park yesterday but the animals could not be jailed and were sent to a livery stable after their owner bailed them out. The officer did not drive them for money.
Fort Worth and Tarrant county representatives met for two days as they organized to strengthen Sunday school work across the region. Carrie Page served as secretary, Walter Rogers assisted, with TB Bae ker and RH Lavenkamiy among supporters. The association aims to broaden aid to family school work and align with state efforts amid opposition from Catlins of Dallas.
The Fern Leal Brivlingeld club plans a Thanksgiving Eve ball at Beethoven Walk on Nogwinkey 27. A committee handles printing and other arrangements while Mrs Gus Green guides the committee of the whole. The event aims for a successful and well attended ball for the dancing elancne and Light wishes them success.
Colonel Payht Sunderg travels from California to Dallas to attend the fair and art exhibit, visiting Crescent and other North Texas points. Supreme Trustee David Sanders aims to spread interest in the Order of Chosen Friends. Greenville hosts a new council with Colonel Theo Kagan.
Children of the Five Presbyterian Church enjoyed a picnic at Alara Heights on May 7. Morning activities included picking pecans, skipping rope, croquet, and games led by Mr. Allodyer, the popular superintendent. A simple lunch was served by ladies assisting Mr. Allodyer.
A garbled notice references the Democratic headquarters at the Stevens Building being repainted in a purple hue. The Democratic executive committee indicates a sample of materials was sent out and the matter is expected to be finalized in a few days.
Mr Eddie Point of Galveston writes of his family’s illness and stomach trouble amid rumors of contamination. He urges visitors to the fair to consider health risks and take precautions as the situation unfolds.
A fragmentary newspaper item describes a counterfeit note with references to a Texas discovery, serial numbers, portraits, seals, and back printing. The text alleges involvement of a U S agency and implica an elaborate but flawed design.
An accident report notes a telegraph operator injured on a passenger train from the next week to the Set a House indimary. Details mention people like Peter Jonas and legal actions in Cleveland and Pennsylvania cases with motions granted or denied.
The wedding of Mr and Mrs Theared Weiltenday is set for Wednesday evening at 3 Wall in Austin street. Garda will host an informal du se with a dinner at the couple’s residence on Austin street, in honor of the occasion. Miss Muinle Zoeller of Elis city is expected to perform a ceremony.
Registration books closed for the November election show 4006 licenses issued to voters in San Antonio. Books reopen tomorrow at 8 o'clock for the next period. registration began earlier and officials plan a hit the week ahead. A hospitalization and a shooting practice note appear among other local items.
In a fragmented report two figures Martineg and Epiligie are named amid a wartime victory context. The fragment mentions Cand Marti elario and Victoria Gare din with unclear roles but hints at a formal recognition or debate surrounding the outcome.
In HI Page Texas on October 13 authorities report a border dispute between a Mexican consul and the district attorney. A sensational note says an assassination attempt against the consul was threatened, stemming from clashes over warrants and cross border authority. The consul, a leading figure in the Mexican community, faces pressure amid the feud.
A Labour themed column notes Lebert’s tea cultivation venture in Wales, plans to grow industry tied to tea culture, and winter protection for plants. It covers a Birmingham strike at Feinesgee Coal Iron and Railroad Co and a banner cotton day with record shipment figures and vast transport activity.
Washington authority states that Cleveland intends to maintain a perfectly neutral position on the eve of the presidential contest. The secretary will neither support nor oppose McKinley, keeping public utterances in check for both sides.
EL Vaso Texas October 14 reports Mexican silver prices rose from forty seven and a half to fifty and three quarters cents per ounce over the past three weeks. The advance is noted as substantial with limited details on market drivers.
A. N. Jenkins, a yard operator for Southern Basjeways, was struck by a freight train at the depot in Uvalde Texas on October 13. He was knocked down and run over, suffering a severely injured leg and a fractured shoulder. He remains in serious condition with possible recovery.
Special to the Sundry Light from Galveston Texas Oct 13 reports landlords and agents sharply raising house rents after a storm. Evictions rise as families struggle to pay, with some paying $96 monthly for former $20 to $40 homes. Many tenants face repairs being refused, forcing vacancies for higher paying occupants amid widespread complaints.
Capetown reports that General Buller is expected to be welcomed back by England at month’s end. About four hundred refugees, mainly miners, are to depart Capetown for the Transvaal next Wednesday, marking the first consignment of refugees to leave for home. ex-President Krueger reportedly sailed for Lourantoy Blierques aboard the Gelderland.
The entertainment season opens with a ball on October 2. Officers elected include President George Koerner, Vice President Jan Meerscheldt, Treasurer B. Urns, Secretary Clington Marl, and other posts filled by ChGen Wel and Loris Helicane. Committees named for half-A, boiling, and literary amusements with plans for an October 27 event.
Sit FOR RENT, La Te Shropshire, estate of Dara Rippstein deceased, ongoing in 57th district court yesterday against Tonning and Peter Sturm. One-half interest on Main Avenue and Camille Street. Monthly rent set at 280 dollars with an annex. rent from the death of Dara Rippstein February 1, 1907. Property valued at 81,800 with several items in play.
The article reports a courtroom action over a railroad development project with a $100 thousand sale price, a $3.94 million site valuation, and a plan to trim the bid from a previous figure. Judge Kirlange presided in the U.S. circuit court with Morgan ritton attorneys challenging the sale, and the decree stands with the amended bid at $400,000, while other terms remain intact.
A colored citizens group formed the Ward Drake Club and held a large meeting at San Saba and Zavala. The event aimed to mobilize the community for political action and endorsements ahead of the next election.
A Sunday outing gathers a jolly party for a city test night. Attendees include Messrs George Whitterva, N. Lytie, Vultan Jr, James Davis and George Ly Millen, among others from local circles.
A 19th century city notice warns that officers will not attend a planned hall gathering hosted by Captain Dease and Jolly Dilly Bryan. The event, portrayed as apolitical, is framed as a large social assembly with guarded access and a call for quiet behavior among attendees.
A reunion in San Antonio at Mueller's on Alamo plaza gathered Major Burke, ex Minister Terrell, and many figures from the Wild West show era. Attendees included Belgian, Jim Mitehall, Tony Esquivel, Patt Magadieu, John Beckman, Guy Magadieu, Jack Mahoney, and Frank Caldwell. They visited the detribal and conferred with General McKitchin, sharing memories and photos as performers recalled past duties and shared a toast.
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