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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1907
Page
2
A fragmented San Antonio Light column surveys a mix of local chatter, national hints, and odd tidbits. It mentions Fairbanks in Nebraska, a telegraphers strike, Taft and his mother, Ida Tarbell on Rockefeller, Pleasanton railroad hopes, Texas farmers’ Colton prices, and various political notes.
A fragment discusses Morocco as the world’s great prize, praised for strategic value and wealth yet haunted by diplomacy fears. It notes Tangier and Ceuta as key chokepoints, with Europe and allies wary of invasion and long-standing treaties shaping a fragile balance.
A 19th century mixed analysis highlights Morocco as a vast, fertile zone with 1300 miles of coast, control of key waterways, abundant fisheries near Agadir, and rich copper and mineral potential. It argues Morocco could feed, supply and militarily strengthen Europe, drawing comparisons to Algeria and envisioning a future bridge of rail links to Europe, plus massive trade growth if developed.
A Texas anti pass ruling centers on Rosen Heights fire chief and notary public Poulter. He may ride free as a fireman yet not as a notary under the antifree pass law. Assistant Attorney General Hawke states exemptions apply only when no other statute inhibition exists.
Mr Bryce, the British vice leader, spoke in Washington on railroads and America’s western growth. He contrasted English managers prioritizing dividends with American practice funding improvements, noting western money now fuels industrial giants while farmers’ mortgages have given way to stock and savings. He warned abuses exist but praised the overall progress and the benevolent assimilation view.
A collage of short pieces from diverse sources. Lyrical verses, travel notes, odd anecdotes, superstitions, and a tragi comic animal tale blend in a snapshot of late 19th to early 20th century journalism. Notable items include travel health observations at sea, Elks convention costs, a dog and kittens rescue, Georgia superstitions, a sunset poem, and a humorous tax-like farm agent scene. The variety reflects reader interest in humor, travel, and human interest.
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