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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1908
Page
2
A garbled survey of political duty and local events mentions poll tax evasion, Georgia politics, and prohibition. It quotes Florida Times Union on Georgia medicine, references a San Antonio Light subscription push, and notes Carrie Nation’s visit and tax related chatter in Texas cities.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a marriage linkage involving Gladys Vanderbilt and an overseas suitor, with archaic phrasing and garbled dates. The readable elements mention Mrs Vanderbilt and a Mun gari omint, suggesting a planned alliance before month's end. Details are unclear and names partially obscured.
A fragmentary, old newspaper voice discusses a Vanderbilt heiress amid a sensational marriage rumor. It notes resistance from hard headed family members, reflects on American sensibilities about heiresses abroad, and questions whether romance will endure humbling scrutiny or ridicule. It ends with a wary wish for less tabloid intrigue.
Richmond Palladium defends the tobacco war violence by night riders as a protest against oppressive trusts. It condemns lawless acts yet argues Kentucky farmers resist oppression, warns that two wrongs do not justify violence, and asserts the Palladium’s stance shows national decay and calls for lawful remedies.
An editorial argues the nation remains secure regardless of whether Bryan or Taft prevails, warning against corruption and the dangers of faction within both parties. It champions patriotism, unity, and the long term interests of all Americans over personal or party gain.
A fragment from a historical report notes Congress debating a German tariff with long build time and limited advancement. It mentions Carmel’s American commission at work and hints at a forthcoming session to address tariffs, with emphasis on scholarly and practical considerations.
A fragment from the Chicago Record mentions a few pearle who are not withut is wyhieck theragelver ty tach trouble and expense to have helr own way. The readable words hint at personal effort amid opposition and costs.
A San Antonio social event featured Miss Hernandez singing Tit Willow and Herman Druiss performing Warrior Bold at a New Year ball attended by numerous local ladies. The item also notes a murder case in Kerrville and a promotion in the Texas Volunteer Guard, with extradition of a suspect from Tennessee and the arrival of Senor Varrios and family from Philadelphia to assume a consular post at Laredo.
Adelaide Thurston appears today in matinee and night showings of The Girl From Out Yonder with praise for her beauty and charm. Also featured are The Soldiers Sweetheart with Lanna Kamer and Richard Lester, plus new acts at the Lyric and Grand with Paul Gilmore in The Tyranny of Tears and Wheel of Love. Industry notes praise Gilmore's recent tours and the company’s strong reception across cities.
A fragmented public reading scene shows a contestant selecting ribbons from narrow to wide as the crowd presses in. The tester struggles to fix her outfit amid loud demands and varied colors.
Empire Theater caps a week with A Runaway Match closing tonight and Two Trafal Sailor Boys set for tomorrow matinee and the week ahead. The Virginian draws eager crowds as Owen Wister’s novel on a new dramatic form gains nationwide attention. Kelcey and Shannon star in The Walls at Jericho as part of a shifting stock stage scene revived from classic Lyceum days.
In San Antonio at 208 W Houston St the well known sporting goods supplier Potchernick and J S Dodds firm successors, led by Gee Tagenderon, attract a wide customer base including athletes and stenographers. Potchernick’s long tenure and strong local trade reflect a notable success story.
A messy note lists questions and answers with references to library guidance at Carnegie Library and various dated items. It mentions John Bollamut and a poem, a Zion City death in March, and a Georgia battle explosion with ten dead. Also notes Irish descent Fulton native American, and disparate weather and circulation remarks.
County Attorney Ton Newton suffered a severe hand wound when a dog, distressed by medicine, attacked during an attempt to administer treatment. The incident left Newton with a deep gash as he fought to restrain the animal. The dog later died in the episode.
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