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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1900
Page
6
The Ulf storm hit Galveston with heavy rains and winds driving high water. Reports from New Orleans indicate ships lost and damage widespread along the coast. Communications failed as the storm moved north, with ferries and shorelines affected and several vessels reported at risk.
A chaotic broadcasted dispatch from Cron peta Mores reports a heated confrontation in a New York court. Amid unclear dialogue the factions accuse each other of bias and influence while observers question the integrity of the proceedings.
Massive flooding and tidal surge cripple Galveston localities as streets fill and trains stop. Reports describe two feet of water in the city, damaged wires, and a widespread disruption along the coast from San Antonio to Houston. Authorities warn of continued danger and urge evacuation where flood levels rise.
Fragmentary text references a political topic with unclear names and dates. It suggests a procedural or electoral note and hints at confusion around leadership or candidates. No clear individuals, dates, or locations are discernible from the readable portion.
The city announces that road resurfacing on Marsg Street is set to restart Tuesday under the supervision of Commissioner Scott. Crews will pave and restore the south block, with traffic detours and public notices guiding residents during the project. Local officials emphasize caution as the work progresses and urge residents to plan routes accordingly.
Cotton gin crash reported in Skidmon area near Lesa on Sept 8. Dispatch notes six drums of cotton yield damaged by fire fears. Pickers in the area report rising costs and concerns over losses for the year.
Fragmented OCR notes describe multiple names and places including Mathis City and Hugish weny. Mentions of Byockal Tesnham Lexas Sol Bator Co. and references to Now Ogtetins. Includes garbled phrases about a political figure and a press statement in a period-voice tone.
A garbled dispatch from New York reports a volatile political crisis in Bharapur. The deposed Matiaenjat loses power, a regency is installed for the infant ruler, and rival factions clash as a British agent seeks reform while other interests maneuver.
An obscure case unfolds with details of a Mrs. Hogs and a missing husband, a federal court appearance in November, and an inquiry into a complex set of allegations. The report traces a delivery incident, two frightened sisters, and a possible confession leading toward legal action in a city jurisdiction.
Special to the Sunday Digest reports on storm damage at Skiduyore and Vex with telegraph posts struck by heightening winds. Several telegraphic lines were toppled and ink data slowed as the crowd sought shelter amid electric storm conditions.
Damaged text from Comfort, Texas fair coverage notes injuries and equipment damage. Mentions thrashing machine and smiths, with unclear details about yields and rain impact on exhibitions. Overall read as a damaged OCR fragment of a county fair scene without clear events or dates.
Fragmented OCR notes from Ranger Texas report a meeting of confederal leaders near Sunday services, naming Gonzales and Huntington figures. The piece also mentions school openings postponed due to fever, local officials in Gonzales, and a presidential election hint involving T C Shibbs. Limited legible names and places: San Francisco, Youngstown, Huntington, Gonzales, Texas.
Fragmentary report from a 8.06 shipment note mentions leading workers, an agency, and a defense of a diversion. Names and places are partly garbled, with references to South Attyim and Galiek Terug appearing amid unclear text. The piece lacks coherent facts for a fuller summary.
Special to the Daily Light reports hurried dispatches from New York and London about naval movements and political shifts. The text mentions a withdrawal, military deliveries, and distant operations involving ships, brigades, and officials as observers note instability and strategic reassessments across the sea. Local reporters in Chicago and New York add terse updates on early September chatter and shipping forecasts.
Fragmented OCR text reports on wartime diplomacy and naval moves. Mentions Washington steamer, a official in Castiv Cn Tab GS LGU, and Western Relay companies. References Hatty Anger and Moscow navy talks, with unclear dates or precise events due to garbled wording.
A tense train incident near an unnamed station saw an engineer pulled from a cab as a derailment plan unraveled. Authorities describe the scene as chaotic with bystander help restoring order and placing the engine under conductor supervision.
Special to the Sunday Light Maryville Mo Sept 8 Rutledge Co contracts paving streets but cannot secure enough laborers. Foreman needed sixty men only twenty-five found. daily wages offered up to 1.50 for common work and higher for skilled bricklayers. If not filled, completion by September may be at risk. Also notes Leavenworth vein drill progress and 3400 bales cotton received at Mexican border market.
A colored youth faced charges of breaking into a house following a note signed by Joe Welch. A gold bracelet and other valuables were allegedly taken, with sentencing linked to reform school payment. Meanwhile San Antonio hosts International Fair events and plans for Women’s Day include viewing committees and tournament preparations.
The damaged text describes a dry tube device construction near East End Gingel Ph and mentions a mouse erected structure, gravel, and various compartments and sizes. It references a receptacle, a cat, and a load, but the fragmentary language prevents clear interpretation of events, people, or places.
The census office at Closmo completed enumeration for district one and prepared final materials. Supervisor Charles T. Lang reported the last returns and surplus stationery were sent to Washington last night, marking the conclusion of the district’s census work.
A distressed woman, age unknown, reports a serious assault and domestic dispute. She is hospitalized after a violent confrontation with a suspect linked to a family dispute. Police will pursue action as the case moves to court, with the victim recounting threats and injuries.
News from New York and New Orleans describe British prisoners on parole and naval aviation details. Shipping agents report abnormally low ocean rates, while freight costs rise sharply for coal and other goods as shipowners justify higher rates amid wartime shortages.
Special to the Sunday Times reports Alabama about Lowe Cotton Mill project with 110000 spindles and contract for machinery to be awarded. Also coverage of severe weather damage near the Missouri River, crop losses cited, and Lloyd endorsement discussions with international arbitration board.
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