Bryan Income Denial and Political Wealth Clash
The report quotes Mr. Bryan denying a $60,000 to $75,000 annual income claim and labeling himself a public servant who lectures and writes for pay. He says most earnings come from speeches, with little from private gain, and he declined corporate legal offers to stay in politics. He asserts his prominence benefits public work and questions the legitimacy of higher earnings, noting a change in views on public questions. Governor Campbell remains on the fence between camps as May 3 looms for Tom Bryan.
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Mr. Bryan
New York
Boona
Campbell
Balley
Nod Valley
San Antonio Needs Sidewalk Improvements Citywide
San Antonio, the Alamo City, blends beauty and growth with healthful living yet suffers from poor sidewalk conditions. The piece argues for immediate improvement and extension of the city’s sidewalk system to better serve residents and visitors, noting widespread defects and safety concerns.
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San Antonio
Alamo City
San Antonio Io
Appeal for better sidewalks and road funding in Texas
An editorial argues Texas lacks compulsory sidewalk laws and relies on homestead goodwill. It urges residents to sign petitions for a good roads bond issue, cites a 1876 constitution rule, and notes a Saturday Evening Post article urging road improvements and pulp duties removal. It highlights mud puddles harming city life and property values while stressing civic health and beauty.
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Texas
Supreme Court of Texas
Electricity and Chemistry in the Early Industrial Age
The passage notes rapid growth in electrochemical processes since electricity’s practical use in chemistry. Niagara Falls leads this industry, with 1905 data valuing electro chemicals above seven million dollars. Advances include cheaper carbon tetrachloride production, electric furnaces melting quartz, and progress in processing iron ore, phosphorus, graphite, barium hydroxide, and other substances.
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Niagara Falls
Electrochemical Industry
Watermelon Cheers Over Politics in Val Verde County
The editor extols watermelons over political truths praising their genuine joy and sweetness compared with campaigning. A playful contrast highlights a preference for summer fruit over political rhetoric.
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Val Verde
Cock fighting banned by twenty first legislative session
Honey Grove debate on cock fighting ends with abolition of the sport. The Twenty First Legislature prohibits rock fighting and game fighting, stating cock pits are abolished and players must not inflict steel parts into opponents. Cocke and others denied the claimed debate.
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Pitshigh
Wi A. Cocke
Honey Grove
Mud Road Trouble Shakes Wornish Community
In Claturne Chronicle style a muddy road dispute disrupts a local district as residents with worn teeth allegedly face compulsion to clear paths before heading to town. The fragment hints at a rural setting and communal friction over road conditions.
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Claturne Chronicle
Mother's Guide to Lydia Pinkham Remedy for Young Women
A promotional notice touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as vital aid for young girls experiencing headaches dizziness faintness and sleepiness. It claims the remedy prepares the system for puberty and has helped generations reach womanhood.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Miss Olson
Aliss Ellen AM
Olson
North East Street
Kewvanes
Pinkham
Kewanee
Lydia H. Pinkham
San Antonio 21 Years Ago
In Boerne, Trame Manager Yoaklin and railroad officials toured the line for potential repairs. Mayor Callaghan names anti-prohibition committee members A. Deldney Edgar Schramm George Stijell Thad W. Smith and Nate Lesgis. A clothing firm received 2000 white duck trousers for the Department of Texas. Summer railroad rates to northern and eastern resorts reportedly postponed until May 10. A new covered shed is noted behind the Federal building.
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Trame
Yoaklin
Aransds Pass
Boerne
Callaghan
Bexar County
A. Deldney
Edgar Schramm
George St. Jell
Thad. W. Smith
Nate Lesgis
Department of Texas
Federal Building
April 28 In History Chronicle
Historical notes mark the death of Thomas Hetterton in 1716 and the birth and death of Thows Macrow, with a 1631 birth. Also noted is General Vitzhugh Lee, Confederate veteran and former U S consul at Havana, born 1835. An astronomical line lists Sussets and moon phases with unclear wording.
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Thomas Hetterton
Acta
Thows Macrow
Vitzhugh Lee
United States
Havana
San Antonio testimonials promote Doan's Kidney Pills
The ad claims Doan's Kidney Pills cure backache and kidney trouble triggered by a cold. Edward Abele of San Antonio recounts severe pain, insomnia, and fatigue, then credits Doan's for fast relief after buying at Hexar Drug Store and urges others to use Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as sole U.S. agent. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
San Antonio
Edward Abele
Avenue B
Texeo
Donna
Doran
All Denters
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Toans
Vaccination etiquette and public manners clash at greetings
A column of brief anecdotes notes caution in casual greetings after vaccination, urging care not to grab arms. It recalls incidents where arm grips caused trouble and jokes about a “Please handle with care” sign. It also references a university-like Success Magazine piece on talking too much and thinking too little.
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Alamu Maza
Success Magazine
Massachusetts
Boston
Sandy
Out of the Dim Past Noted in Chicago Tribune Tale
Samuel Woodworth had just written The Old Oxken Tacket. Nothing in it, he muttered as he read and pondered the probable price it would bring. But posterity apparently found merit in the work. Dellcioz ice cream and a Main Pharmacy ad note nearby.
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Chicago Tribune
Samuel Woodworth
Dippa
State Duty to Aid Employment and Prevent Suicides
A political appeal argues the state must actively help unemployed citizens find suitable work. It contends current policy fails to provide jobs, increases despair, and links consent to public responsibility. suggests better employment support would reduce self harm and improve social safety.
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Chicago
Family Affair and New Phone Numbers Noted
A brief item lists family ties and telephone numbers with old 446-27 and new 390 lines. The note centers on a name nicknamed Bucky and a cream flavor mention.
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Try “Bucky" Dee Cream
Indict Three In Hondo Case In County Report
Liano County April 28 The district court convened with no criminal cases scheduled this term. The grand jury began sessions and is expected to report, possibly altering criminal affairs. Indictments target strangers living in the county. Brownwood April 28 A farmer reports 300 acres of wheat losses from recent inundations valued at $7000. Fort Worth April 28 Three young men under 19 are sent to penitentiary for offenses totaling 16 years. Fort Worth April 28 Hotel Bolt Works inmates survive by jumping from a second story. El Paso April 2 A Carmen production features a bull fight. matador wins. San Antonio April 28 Polls sign and Pure Food Law notice praises Woley’s Honey and Tar as safe, non opiate cough remedy. endorsed by Bexar Drug Co.
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Liano County
Ged
Liano, Tex
Hondo
Tex
Brownwood
Leo Baugh
Here
Woley
Lewag
Bexar Drug Co
Sheriff candidates named for Bexar County from The Light
The Light authorizes announcements of multiple Democratic primary sheriff candidates for Bexar County. Names include B. D. Lindsey W. T. Goferthans Innes McCluskey Chas. F. Stevens Fred H. Lancaster George Surkey and others subject to Democratic primary action in July.
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B.D
Lindsey
Bexar County
W. T. Goferthans
Sheril
Innes McCluskey
Bazar County
Chas. F. Stevens
Faxar County
Light
H. Lancaster
The
George Surkey
Short
Light announces two candidates for County Clerk race
The Light 3 field indicates Vivien J. Hamilton and Micheal F. Campbell as candidates for County Clerk. Both entries note candidacy subject to the actions of the Democratic primaries. The notices name the individuals and reference the primary process.
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Vivien J. Hamilton
Tun
Micheal F. Campbell
Candidates Named for Constable Precinct 1 in Democratic Primary
The notice lists J. Weeves and J. Bi. Wilkena as candidates for Constable Precinct No. 1, subject to the Democratic primaries. The filing appears in a formal announcement from the Constable race coverage.
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J. Weeves
Asics
J. Bi. Willkena
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