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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1899

Page

8

Gas stoves offer waste free cooking with lower costs

The notice extols gas range benefits highlighting pay only for usage, no cost to start a fire, no cost to stop, and no waste. It promises connection free rests and reduced gas prices for cooking, emphasizing efficiency and affordability.

Local rail notes show Morris to report in Austin soon

City passenger agent Morris to relieve Lawless in the Capitol City while on vacation. He also may take a post in the office of General Passenger Agent Price at Palestine. Southern Pacific and other lines report no through freight on Morgen due to quarantine. A large Mexican International engine now serves San Antonio to Del Rio with shimmering lettering. Pay car delays persist, blamed on floods at Brackett and Richmond East. three new baggage and express cars added to the SA&DL fleet.

AM. I. Morris Ducing W. OG Rigaby Mexico Palestine Morris Austin Pete Lawless Alys. Morris Alds D. I’ Price the & GN San Antonio del Rio Brackett Richmond S.A Dayton Hastington

Military Matters At Fort Clark And Camp Capron

Reported activities include a public concert by the infantry band led by Prof. Lorenzo Kopf at San Pedro Springs park from 4:40 to 11 p.m. today, with a program of marches waltzes and overtures. Major Togan Congug notes equipment and postal matters. personnel changes include dishonorable discharge for Walter McGee and prison sentence for Jack Wood. Major John A. Logan to arrive. legal holiday Labor Day to be observed. horse shipments and quartermaster duties updated. an investigation board convened at Camp Capron into a private Fleming incident.

Otis Chutety Custontan Joe Cooley San Pedro Springs Touiler Lorenzo Kopf Marel Olustin Beyer Goltege Mackie Mave Ee Aldhouse Murceh Trombane Horstier Baurendean Bennett Govad 'Boel Seve Awbay Yan Zan Sme Rackie Vivate Walter McGee Battery G Whrist Artilery Galveston Dack AL Wood

Waters Prove San Pedro Springs Pure After Test

A third week in August test by Dr. Ghis A St. Campbell and two sanitary officers poured coal oil and red fuchsin into Laurel Heights cesspools to trace contamination from the sewer system. No color appeared in San Pedro springs, indicating deep, uncontaminated water. Golanic Lecomte, a Mexican man about 45, was prostrated by heat on West Commerce Street and taken to the city hospital in serious condition.

Eesa Ivan Laurel Heights Svere San Pedro Park Campbell Golanic Lecomte Commerce Street

A CUBIOUS COMPLIMENT

Fragmentary OCR yields a quirky reading aloud scene with scattered phrases and names. The piece features odd dialogue snippets about storytelling, fatigue, and a wary big man confronting a cautious partner as a Detroit reference appears amid miscellaneous wording.

Fragmented quotes surface in ragged dialogue

Disjointed exchanges mix gossip and snippets from edited conversations. Characters like Dire and Reginald appear amid fragmentary lines about weather, salaries, and long‑lost relatives, with scattered city references and odd spellings.

Post Office Labor Day Adjusts Mail Deliveries

The article notes the post office will operate on Labor Day with adjusted deliveries. Carriers plan two daytime downtown snail deliveries and one in residential areas, while general delivery windows stay open over noon. Officers cite Sunday as a factor and mention staff vacations and a fishing trip by Arthur D. James.

Vonarrow Ig Joval Postoffice David Sanders Sye Posatmnater G. G Oxford Dave Enarriers

Grand Opera House previews Botany Bay at Labor Day

Dam City Dramatic Co presents the melodrama Botany Bay at the Grand Opera House on Monday September 4 with matinee and night shows. Prices 25, 85, and 60 cents. The cast and staff include Weis Hanford Sass Crawford Fiallery Burke Hoard Piety Gook Smith DeSoto Martin Goldchaux Toh maeller Hayles Wothers Melix Deeing Ed Whaler and others. Prof Doraco lark awaits a successor after resignation.

Labor Day Grand Sunior Dam City Botany Bay Gran Opera Mouse Dave A. Weis Louie C. Hanford Charles TW BG. Crawford C. A. Fiallery Jack Burke Sam Hoard Rusco Piety W2 Gook Wm. Sailth Charles DeSoto Th. Martin Leon Goldchaux Olle Tohmaeller Water Boys G. A. Hayles Lorder Orchedtra al. Swores Melix Deeing Whaler Chas Martin Fy-Man Politzer Geo. Warn Keoper

Installation of Officers and Arrests in Local Streets

Report from the city describes J Armstrong and A W Silyinga of the Texas Rangers arriving in plain clothes with belts of ears and pistols, pursuing stolen mules from Mio Geaoah Gley and headed to Beeville. Also notes the Eastern Star installation at Masonic hall with multiple officers named and a later humane allowance anecdote about a French coffee house incident.

J. Armstrong A. W. Silyinga Texas Rangers Mio Geaaoh Gley Royal Places Lodd Oieges Beeville Giose Avnstrong Voopf Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Hall Dowling Indl Elizabeth Bruce Joseph W. Dowling Pak Tan Sara L. Hult Eda M. Wilke Mrz Vicentita Dowling Iy D. Lownson M. EK. Starkey T. M. Ghillum Ali S. G. Niexerson Katie Waid Nunn E. Anderson Anda BE. Hammock Mary C. Reed Wader Adolph Faulbuseh Sentinel Grewe Jolly Hammond Mershs Martha

Squelching a Bork and Other Scribbles

Fragmentary chatter presents a scattered, humorous glimpse of newsroom banter and editor talk. The text references San Francisco Examiner and Texas editors, noting graphic phrases and social chatter without a coherent narrative or clear event.

Bowling league standings and records from week two

The Casinos lead the bowling league with 1247 pins, followed by the Turners 1160 and Beethovens 1193, as teams report weekly gains and losses. High scores include Beethovens 802, Casinos 259 in a single game, while the Ivys average the lowest single game at 195. Labor Day postponements shift upcoming matches to September 15 and 21, with prize committee set to designate three awards for display.

Casmnos Turners Bileslons Beethovens Leeds Innes Dramatics Ivys Harmonys Houlsaches Gaainos Alamo Missions Beethoovers Tarmotys Houlscat Hayseells Alamos Dragimlics Haormonys Woirstches Algo Houisaches Bes Housaches Alene Witl Giants Haremanys

Fragmentary 4S Reckoning In A News Page

An OCR damaged item shows a Shakespeare quote about mind and face with a boy interrupting, a father son exchange, and stray lines referencing a newspaper, pork sausages, and a prison tag. The readable text hints at a page collage rather than a single coherent story.

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