San Antonio Light circulation and address notices 1912
Historical fragment notes the San Antonio Light newspaper, its New York and Chicago offices, and December 1912 circulation figures. It lists daily and Sunday editions, delivery details, and a notarized statement by Harvey L. Staele attesting to circulation accuracy and associational endorsements.
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Bussday
Jescuevere
Soetese
Plesas
Ld Bone Crockett
New Phoot
Antonio
Betele Asdewes
United States
New York
Paul Bleck, Inc
Fifth Armiwago
Paul Boek
Ton
Steger Bulia
A. Harte
Realtone Us
Harvey L Staele
Joan Jd. Wahl
Maar Co
Amedelle Aivertiera Ban Sramluey
Sam Antonia
Dana
Ty M. Ayer & Bana
Enliadelphi
America
Orape
Gods Return and The New Vitalism Debate
A Current Opinion discussion questions the notion of godlike forces behind life. It critiques vitalism and attacks on Darwinian evolution, citing Bergson and experiments creating life from beef tea. The piece notes skepticism and invites reflection on science, belief, and entertainment in modern culture.
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Attica
Charles Jeonard Moore
Bergson
Chicago
Darwin
Hle
Vitalism and idealism in the search for freedom
The text discusses vitalism as a blend of hypothesis and belief addressing life, art, poetry, and philosophy. It argues that many avenues to Heaven or ultimate truth exist, favoring mental freedom alongside physical freedom and noting common ground with Darwinian ideas. It warns against reductive materialism.
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Heaven
Traitors and treason in journalism and society
An editorial discusses loyalty and treason across individuals and organizations. It condemns officials who betray public trust, warns against traitorous newspapers that distort or accept bribes from foreign sources, and cites historical figures to illustrate the moral stakes of loyalty and courage.
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Ars
Judas
Ismay resigns from White Star Line after Titanic disaster
Bruce Ismay resigns as director and manager of the White Star Line amid suspicion tied to the Titanic sinking. He escaped the tragedy while many passengers perished, and public sentiment questions whether any lives could have been saved had he stayed aboard.
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Bruce Ismay
White Star Line
Trans-Atlantic
Mr. Ismay
Ismay
The Poor Anointed Norse King and Abdicating Haakon
The article notes Norway’s move away from monarchy after seceding from Sweden, highlighting King Haakon and Queen Maud. It cites royal spending, the queen’s English estate, and Norway’s desire for accountability and democratic norms. Abidication rumors surface as Norsemen seek visible value for their revenue amid royal iconoclasm.
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Norway
Sweden
Europe
Siwsteerland
Vere
Haakon
Mawd
England
Edward
Wietseli
Ins Queen and Son
Safer Ships Assured and International Recommendations
The Senate investigation and the Lord Mersey court in England urge reforms to prevent disasters like the Titanic. Their recommendations should be embodied in maritime laws worldwide before memory fades, and the international congress in London is set to meet to discuss them.
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Senate
Lord Mersey Court
England
International Congress
London
Fhydro Aeroplane Flight Prepares International Contest
The event, planned for mid October and to run Paris to Rouen and return, offers a 3000 dollar prize. It faces delays due to navigation interference issues, but is expected to draw stars such as Deperdussin, Borel, Repatatioupart hydros aeroplanes and other participants, promising brilliant performances.
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Paris
Rouen
Pavia
Debated Depopulation of Canal Zone Policy
A fragmentary report discusses depopulating the Panama Canal Zone, citing a population around 3,810 and 42,000 canal commission and contractor workers. It notes poor soil for farming and questions American expulsion, with Col. Gogthala supporting deportation except where required for canal operation under safeguard provisions.
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Canal Zone
Panama Canal Zone
Canal Commission
Panama Railroad
Col. Gogthala
Cann
Gant
Mt JaTy
Fragmentary Debate on Armageddon Alienated Opponents
A garbled line from a historical page shows a speaker questioning Armageddon rhetoric and an interlocutor refusing to send aid. The readable segments hint at conflict and estrangement across sides, with unclear context or participants.
Frida Decides to Stay with Rudolph in Tragic Resolve
Frida waits at the bay window as Rudolph, blinded by aging eyes, confesses a crisis and temptation. He reveals he plans to let her go if she desires, but she pledges to remain together until death, reaffirming devotion despite hardship and the vow to share life with him.
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Sas
Tover
Harall
Praetorius
Frida
Harald
Nem
Ifmeric
Rudolph
Rida
Harting
Brida
Nyer
Rucolph
Wanda
Rudalah
Germany’s Fight Against Tuberculosis Gains Praise
A New York Post report notes Germany’s war on tuberculosis as the first successful state effort of its kind, citing reduced death rates from 1845–1899 to 1909, rising annual expenditures from 240000 to nearly 4 million, and economic gains from institutional treatment. The piece highlights improved wage-earning capacity post-discharge and credits rapid scientific progress in public health.
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New York Post
Germany
The Shepherd of the Hills at Grand Opera House
Harold Bell Wright adaptation of his novel presented at the Grand Opera House to large crowds. The drama explores vice and virtue in a mountain community, detailing a painter’s sin, a wronged girl, a father’s pursuit of atonement, and a pivotal showdown with lawless men.
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Anther
Aimerican Gelon
Kier
Daniel Howitt
Hewitt
Pete
Satisfy Yourself and Be Honest With Yourself
A January American Magazine piece by William John Wananya urges self-satisfaction through self- knowledge. It argues that only you know your motives and actions, and you should judge yourself honestly, weigh your conduct, and aim to improve before considering others opinions. The passage contrasts self-respect honesty and trust with external judgment and notes related quotes about salaries and public figures.
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Ariele
William Johnwananya
Christmas Store Deception Involving Two Men
In a Christmas time scene two young men, both single, wandered into a department store and were approached by two charming youths. The strangers guided them through purchases, eventually culminating in a questionable cash exchange. One man fretted about taking money home, while the other insisted his wife would get it.
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Bop
John Wi
Joan
Bob
John
Tke Athtele
Vermont Marriage Law Bars Divorced Persons From Remarrying
The Vermont statute prohibits remarriage by divorced individuals within the state and punishes those who wed elsewhere and return. It also forbids a divorced person from marrying again regardless of where the second marriage occurs, reflecting the court mandate’s intent to police subsequent marriages across state lines. A note mentions a separate $2,800,000 company.
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Vermont
New York State
St. Louis
New Orleans
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