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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1908
Page
2
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A Washington Times editorial argues the good roads movement is a fundamental, enduring concern, likely to shape national policy more than tariff or railroad reform. It highlights farm transport needs, cost savings, and state differences, with references to typewriter exports and diverse international markets to illustrate broader economic effects.
The article extols American typewriters as leading the export trade, noting machines are now used in almost every country and adapted to many languages. It imagines a future where letters are written in multiple dialects and languages, highlighting global reach and linguistic diversity.
The Washington Post discusses a Republican platform debate at Snruzfield, urging a first call on the home market for American farmers workers and producers. It questions protectionist aims, noting contradictions in the call for American producers while limiting foreign competition, with references to cotton and grain markets and past imbalances.
The Washington Post notes rising peril surrounding Mr Bryan's era as tensions mount. References to a "ten amuck Johnson" suggest increasing risk in public discourse and potential unrest. The piece frames danger escalating amid political debates and civic anxiety.
A garbled April 1 incident at the Menger Hotel leaves a young guest anxious to locate a man named Stige after a call reveals a dead information seeker. Clerk Aakers notes a missed understanding and a puzzled undertaker is referenced in the confusion.
A compassionate bystander unties a gag in a horse named Ingratitude after an unfortunate incident at a merchant’s outlook. The kind man checks the animal, assures spectators, and accepts blame for the spill as damage is limited to cloth and pride.
Warren Keifer argues Congress purified after the Civil War and notes a past era where a syndicate of thieves manipulated land deals near the Capitol and pressured legislation. He says modern Congress has fewer large frauds and that corrupt lobbyists are not tolerated, citing the Homestead bill as a historic fraud example.
Deniman IDF Wheeler, president of UC, argues the Pacific Ocean and fleet power define America's future. He notes Japan’s peaceful policy helps, predicts China India and Japan will shape world affairs and focus on Pacific matters. Coastal residents welcome a growing U. S. presence and potential in the region.
From The Light April 4, 1887 a page notes P Scully and Hiss Amilie Clifford announced engagement with wedding planned. O Connor and Sullivan's bank cashier stumps rumor of Hewitt and Blanche Rimbold marriage after Easter. Carroll Brannon at district court reports county rain shortage while Walter Deck moves to mounted duty and Dave Foreman named Sanitary Inspector Neeman. J A Jones ranchman with six collars returns from cattle drive with Southern.
On this date in history Oliver Goldsmith died in 1774, born 1723, a miscellany writer. President Harrison died and Lincoln entered Richmond in 1863. Napoleon’s sister-in-law Mme Patterson Bonaparte died, born 1785. A region in India faced 700 square miles and 1,500 deaths. Astronomical notes give sunset and moonrise times tonight and tomorrow.
A Notre Dame woman appeals to rheumatism sufferers with a home treatment she says has repeatedly cured muscle and joint pain. She claims the remedy reverses uric acid buildup, purifies the blood, brightens eyes, and restores vitality, urging readers to request proof from Mr Summers at Notre Dame, Indiana.
Herbert C. Alleman questions famous American business leaders about whether the Golden Rule fits commerce and if modern trade norms conflict with Christian teachings. Figures like T. Coleman Du Pont, John Wanamaker, John D. Archbold, John J. Converse, and Russell Colgate weigh in on whether today’s business standards are honest.
Local hardware suppliers Bond Hardware Co and Port Side City Hall Stores unveil a joint catalog covering hardware, guns, paints, and envelopes. Officials say the partnership aims to broaden inventory and simplify purchases for nearby residents.
The Light announces B D Lindsay W L Goforth James McCloskey and Chas F Stevens as candidates for Sheriff of Bexar County subject to Democratic primaries. Fred H Lancaster is named as a sheriff candidate ally subject to Democratic action.
County Clerk candidate Vivien Sf Hamilton appears on the slate subject to Democratic primaries. The race centers on local administration of records and election duties as voters decide party support.
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