New Rail Schedule Aims to Boost San Antonio Region
The San Antonio and Aransas Pass railroad adopts a revised timetable with trains leaving in the afternoon and arriving in the morning, promising faster regional development along the San Antonio Kerrville corridor. Residents along the line favored the change, while Rev. Anna Shaw argues Texas laws keep women in property slavery and urges ballots for suffrage, suggesting legislative repeal of unfair laws once women vote.
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Herve
San Antonio
San Antonio and
Aransas Pass
Kerrville
Azure
Anna Shaw
Texas
Jail and asylum law questioned by commissioners court
The court weighs whether indigent public patients receive priority for state asylums and if public patients can be admitted while their applications are pending. The issue centers on compliance with the statute that requires indigent public patients to be granted preference over others in state asylum admissions.
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Commissioners' Court
Manzano National Forest Created by Proclamation
The president signed a proclamation merging Manzano and Mt. Taylor National Forests in New Mexico into Manzano National Forest. It designates Manzano No. 1 and No. 2, adjusts boundaries, adds about 70,688 acres to the old Manzano, and removes 167,160 acres south of the Relone route of the Santa Fe railroad, with additions along the northeast portion of Manzano No. 1.
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Manzano
Mt. Taylor National Forests
New Mex
Feo
Manzano National Forest
Manzano No. 1
Manzano No. 2
Santa Fe
Proclamation Adds Forest Lands Near San Mateo and San Pedro
The latest proclamation adds 110 528 acres to Manzano No 2 and expands timber holdings along San Pedro and Estancia valleys. Nearby areas mix yellow pine red fir and gallow pine with potential future timber value while new dry farming aids settlement growth. Houston street improvements finally proceed, paving the way for hotels and a building near Col Gibha's office.
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Estancia
San Padeo
San Pedro Grant
Tejon Grant
San Pedro Mountains
Manzano
San Pedro
Middle West
Campbell
Att. Taylor National Forest
Manzano No. 2
Houston Street
Col. Gibha
New York Standard questions business morality in Metopolitan case
The New York Standard surveys the Metropolitan elevated railway trial and questions whether business ethics prevail. It notes counsel for directors arguing there is no legal moral or business reason a director should not use information learned through his position and resents attempts to scrutinize the directors actions. The piece suggests the stance may undermine support for the square deal.
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Metropolitan Struck Railway
New York
Third Avenue
New York Standard
Democrats Follow The Same Candidate In Formal Procession
The Charleston News and Courter notes Democrats ready to endure another imposing party funeral with the same candidate in line for a third term, promising decorous unity and continued procession.
When Wealth Getting Becomes a Crime
Governor John A Johnson of Minnesota argues wealth alone is not evil but wealth gained by sacrificing integrity and breaking laws becomes crime. He stresses that true success comes from character and service, not mere accumulation, noting that greatest victories may appear as failures to the world.
Stock Gamblers Must Go Conscience Call From Governor
Governor Joseph W. Folk of Pilssouci denounces stock gambling as injurious to public morals and demands prohibition and severe punishment for rising or falling market bets. He argues that embezzlement drains penitentiaries and warns exchanges must reform or be cleansed by the people.
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Joseph W- Folk
Pilssouci
Henry Reuterdall's navy ship building merit discussed
The piece argues that American ships may rival any nation if Reuterdall's suggestions have merit. If applied, future vessels could be built hereafter that surpass those of other countries in quality and capability.
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Henry Reuterdall
Curtailment Hurts Complaints Reach Sioux Falls
Providence Bulletin notes hard times in Sioux Falls with social strain as divorce emerges among the Tuscavies while the idle rich feel they can afford it.
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Sioux Falls
San Antonio 21 Years Ago
Major Morse I Taylor surgeon 15 to be relieved from duty at Fort Snail May 10 and return to Sha Ab tonia. The Aransag Pass company arranging rates for pleases and excursions. The railroad party to Boerne returned, pleased with the inspection trip. Ed Frobdese Sr secured permit to erect a sand building on Dolorosa street. The Arbelter Verein to give a concert for drought sufferers next Sunday. Ygnagko Esponts died yesterday in the fourth ward at age 74. Death due to old age. Anecdotal election for money appropriation takes place in Sun At tomorrow.
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Fort Snail
Sha Ab Tonia
Aransag Pass
Boerne
Frobdese, Sr
Dolorosa Street
Arbelter Verein
Kick Coming Irate Guslonter Sky L Requested
Irate Guslonter voices anger as a planned sky event draws criticism. The report notes tense exchange and a demand for clarification ahead of the scheduled kickoff.
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Guslonter
Sky
Strawberry Shortcake Witness Testimony Fragments
A garbled reminiscence shows a narrator seeking a berry and a witness named Evelyn Hyrother testifies about candy and its effects on the heart. The speaker claims a strawberry evokes affection for Fred, moving the heart closer with each box.
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Bvelyn
Svelyn
Fred
Harp and Halp Satire in Chancellor Day Speech
Press agent quips about Heaven talk in Chancellor Day remarks joking that a sky pilot’s trisk jars him. Jim Dey is praised while satire targets the university lore. A Syracuse siren and a university expert exchange barbed lines on longevity and rhetoric.
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Ame
Air
Chancellor Day
Heaven
Coney Island
Long Island
Jim Dey
Syracuse
Marmaduke
James
Heaven in the mind a clash of heaven and Wall Street
A speaker argues that people find heaven in work, wealth, art, or simple pleasures, opposing critics who police others' beliefs. He defends diverse fancies from heaven in Wall Street to heaven in beer stews, urging freedom for each man's chosen heaven. Carried by a defense of personal happiness over moral policing.
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Carlier
Reginald
Wall Street
April 29 In History headlines and notable deaths
On April 29 notable figures linked to the date include Dutch admiral Michiel de Ruyter born 1607 who died on the day, English astronomer Dionysius Lardner born 1793 who died, and American sculptor Richard Greenough born 1819. Astronomical notes show rise times, new moon, and a conjunction with Mercury in western time with uncertain fractions and directions.
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Michel Adrisapszoon de Ruyter
Dionysius Lardner
Richardd Greenough
Sheriff Candidates Named in Bexar County Primaries
The Light 19 announces multiple candidates for sheriff of Bexar County subject to Democratic primaries. Names include B. T. Lindsey W. J. Goforth James McCloskey Clas F. Stevens Fred H. Lancaster and George Surkey with primary action pending.
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Light
B. T. Lindsey
Bexar County
W. J Goforth
Sherif
the Light
James McCloskey
Clas. F. Stevens
Fred H. Lancaster
George, Surkey
Candidates for County Clerk in Bexar County Questioned
The notice lists Vivian B. Hamilton and Michael F. Campbell as County Clerk candidates subject to Democratic primaries. It also mentions Fran R. Newton seeking re-election to County Clerk, Bexar County, contingent on Democratic primary action. The text includes garbled phrasing and references to authorization.
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Vivian B. Hamilton
Michael F. Campbell
Fran R. Newton
Bexar County
Primar
Local Constable Candidates Named in Primary Action
The announcement lists J. J. Reaves and J. Ba. Wilkens as candidates for Constable of Precinct No. 1, each subject to the outcome of the Democratic primaries. The notice confirms their eligibility under party action and signals forthcoming primary results.
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J. J. Reaves
J. Ba. Wilkens
Constable
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