A Personal Appeal in Silver Debate Amid Wages and Savings
The piece argues against adopting a silver standard, warning it would cut real wages and devalue deposits. It claims salaries and wages would not rise proportionally, savings banks would lose value, and most citizens would suffer. It contrasts sentiment with practical effects, urging readers to judge by personal finance and common sense.
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Inea
Bryan
Otto
Guiter
Fir Agiow
Lyau
Oss
Ite
San Antonio Ordinance Creates Inspector of Plumbing and Drainage
City adopts a ordinance to create the Office of Inspector of Plumbing and House Drainage under the Department of Public Trented. The single inspector must be a competent plumber of five years experience, oversee all plumbing and drainage work, require safeguards against sewer gas leakage, and be bonded by the Mayor for a guaranteed performance. Fees set for inspections and per fixture, salary cap listed, and rules align with city ordinances adopted November 5 1992.
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City of
San Antony
Department of Public
Department 9
City of Sun
Vice of
San Antonio
Muwblag
Signe Oo Henry Blamendore
The Colored Vote and Political Friction in the District
A fragmented lament on racial politics and local party strife, recalling politicians and events while lamenting voter suppression and the role of colored voters. The text weaves satire and concern about campaigns, newspapers, and public opinion during a volatile period.
Railroad Time Table Entries Update for City Lines
The page lists daily and weekend railroad schedules for multiple lines including North Bound and South Bound routes, with departures and arrivals to Austin, Laredo, Mazatlan, Waco, St Louis, Kansas City, Houston, Galveston, New Orleans, and Corpus Christi. It notes various departure times, service days, and special Saturday or Sunday operations, reflecting a dense period timetable.
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Laredo
Mazica
Mexico
Thainsiave
Waco
Kansas City
St.Louis
Southern Pacific
Gesys
Houston
Galveston
New Orleans
Caave
New Orica
BAAT
Galeveston
Yeston
Molidian
Bagle Pass
BSD AM Adrive
Marieo
Eagle Pas
Sao Frenusco Sud
Rio Dm
VA & Apr
ROUTH
Leavn
Cuerg
Beaville
Rackert
Corpus Oristh
Coota
Wace
Arriva
Corpus Cristi
Beo
Vile Sad
Rockport
Karrville
Toerne
Comfort
Pearsall Pointers Thar Special
Pearsall Texas notes rain brightening crop prospects and winter cane harvest. Methodist protracted meeting led by Rev. Jas Hammond with assistance from Revs Walter and Adair, attracting attendees and promising good. J C Smith editor from Cotulla visiting. Misses Ethel and Mary Lowe in town. Pearsall boys organizing a baseball club for future matches. Prof. Harris from San Antonio visiting. Dance planned at Hugeng Mudd residence tonight. L Nelson of Moore in town. Thomas and Speed fishing party returned from Lake Espanola after catching a ten inch catfish. no fish story.
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Pearsall
Tex
Jas. Hammond
Walter
Adair
J. C. Smith
Cotulla
la Salle Isonomy
Ethel
Mary Lowe
Peatgall
Sore
Prof
Harris
San Antonio
J. D. Bidridze
Hugeng Mudd
H. H. Peal
Alamo City
L. Nelson
Moore
Lake Espantors
Ashing
Bicycle repair notes and race plans in San Antonio
A broken glass bottle on the street risks rider safety and damages gear. a repairman neglects cleanup near a raval shop. John Sullivan, Sunset engineer, adept at Tidlag bicyodd. A San Antonio clergy member is noted as wheel expert. A large bicycle meet is planned in September with judges and race officials to preside over a grand road race on the Miszign course late next month. Th H Hofheinz says this meet will outshine others, with about six to organize.
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John Sullivan
Nis
San Antonio
Sentomberath
Ratorees
Th H. Hofheinz
Bicycle culture grows as riders flock to city
Local enthusiasts embrace cycling with a free bicycle school on the Mid Winter Fair building's second floor led by Hugo Hofheinz. San Antonio Cycling Club members plan a mission trip ride, while dealers report quiet activity and a police officer contemplates a ride. A Parisian medical guide warns on exertion and suggests slow, careful training.
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Fan
Hugo Hofbeing
Hofheinz
Griff Jones
W. D. Druga
August Whaler
San Antonio
Oa5
Phas
Bosifess
James Grimes
Forest
Auburba
Logoya
de. Rocheblaya
Parla
France
Klues
Pacific Medical Journal
Commerce Street
Ralph Moke
Prosilver argument in New York speech by Bryan
A fragmentary excerpt argues gold standard strengthens civilization and mocks free silver. It cites Britain Germany and the United States, defends gold over silver, warns that free silver would harm the economy, and labels silver advocates as enemies of stability.
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Arrian
Bryan
New York
Mr. Bryan
England
Germany
United States
China
India
Mexico
Jeffersons Rule for Coinage Ratio in Early U S Debates
The passage cites Thomas Jefferson arguing for a flexible gold to silver ratio based on mercantile fairness and market prices rather than fixed legal provisions. It notes opposition from the Democratic-Republican era and mentions later reaffirmations at national conventions in 1876 and 1893.
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Thomas Jefferson
Jeferon
Unclear claim taunts Mexico by selfstyled strongman remark
A dubious line marring a newspaper clipping portrays Mr Prysu declaring the United States superior to Mexico and praising Sandow in a boastful flourish. The fragment hints at nationalist bravado and sensational rhetoric without concrete events or quotes.
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Prysu
Unites States
Mexico
A Rechurds Driver’s Dinner For Officers Club
A Wednesday evening gathering at the Argyle Atsmo Heights featured dishes praised for table service and quality. Guests included Col. Smith Maj. Hare bach Captains Adams Wheeler Warwick and others from Fort Clark with live music by a Mexican orchestra and Batista’s.
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Chas
Moody
R.L. Balfogor
Argyle
Atsmo’ Heights
O'Grady
San Antonio
Manhattans
Grange Bouillon
Marina
China
Muinm
Batista
Col. GC
Smith
Maj
A. A
Harebach
Adams
Wheeler
Public Auction Notice for Sold Horse and Cow Branded Dirt
Public sale announced for a sorrel horse named Weandead and a naked cow branded Dirt. The auction will be by public bid for cash at a specified hour in August. Sale to occur at a local auction house under city rules.
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Aloe
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