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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1907
Page
2
The text lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday delivery by carrier and mail, including monthly and yearly options, with rates in a historic currency format. It also references a combined Sunday Edition and a summary edition available by mail or carrier.
Patchy remarks on subscribers deliveries and address changes. Snippets reference US Japan warship sightings and quotes from Gorky Roosevelt and Sherman. Mentions Texas Texas canal zone and new pistol law, with fragmented lines and local notices.
A government official questions the next Republican platform and its clarity. He argues for an explicit, definite platform and a candidate aligned with it, noting past vagueness under Roosevelt and the need for voters to understand what the party stands for and will do. He warns against sealed instructions and urges transparent, decisive policy positions.
A fragmentary, unmarked passage surveys the figure of John Pierpont Morgai's partner George Walhiides Pavicing through James Creelayny's analysis. It critiques his career and the capitalist plan advocating subGieuth cooperation for future market salve.
The article extols United States Ateel Corporation profit sharing as a model melding partnership with private property, arguing that cooperation outperforms competition. It likens the plan to socialistic ideals that still preserve incentives, citing the New York Life Insurance example and promising widespread benefits within a vast private enterprise.
The passage argues there are many capable men beyond Roosevelt and Bryan for the presidency, noting a large pool across states and parties. It suggests if each state backed a preferred candidate, Republicans and Democrats would both present numerous contenders, shaping convention choices. It comments on public perception of leadership strength.
A garbled journal item cites William DeBay on a pool matter and Mr Howells thoughts on payment. The readable text hints at monetary concerns and a decision about funds but is unclear on specifics or outcomes.
A garbled report discusses Knox's candidacy and a second ballot scenario. It covers a veteran officer nearing retirement and references a transfer from Washington to a new post. The piece mentions a confirmation step with a formal oath and uncertain details about timing and qualifications.
An excerpt from What He Missed in Harper's Weekly recounts an encounter with a Tadian alien official at Wealviston. The story weaves government, tribal tension, and a masked invitation to a fusion of ceremony and jest, ending with a sobering note on missteps and retribution amid cultural misunderstanding.
Nin Patterson tieige, wife of Laer Martin, held for the aid of Caesar Young, enjoys life in Pittsburg while Martins health declines in Los Angeles. Martin, formerly a Duquesne hotel clerk, left for the West after his condition worsened. He sent for Nan who traveled toward him but halted in Pittsburgh, meeting old companions as his fate grows uncertain.
A jumble of fragmentary notes reports a meteor sighting near Columbus Ohio with a vivid account of it striking the ground and the crowd gathering. Other items reference Asquiths in Oxford, a Kansas wolf hunt near Windom, and light anecdotes including a church wedding scene, a Boston hostess’s wit, a telepathic dog, and social chatter from Harper’s Weekly.
In late 11th and early winter a market at Warsing gathers geese numbering about 6,000,000. Geese travel up to 150 miles to the town and are shod to protect their feet. They walk back and forth on sand and wear a mixed fur and sand shoe for the journey to the Warsaw goose market.
A Philadelphia Record note records the death of a 66 year old parrot named Mondhrell from Morton Pennsylvania. Widowed owners George Haedrich from De Kingston Coddard and John W. Irwin of Morton are listed among those who died after the bird. Obituary style details are sparse and the item reads as a brief local notice.
A collage of odd items notes an octopus entangling a man’s foot near Poora din Victoria, new oyster beds in Zululand’s Umblatrsi lagoon, and a Johannesburg syndicate seeking to develop the industry. It mentions New Zealand’s Domestic Workers' Union, a 60 hour week with wage scales, and union classifications. Names include John W. Riddle, Henry M. Flagler, Theodore Vail, and Senator Edme Piot. Also recounts a Naples crime with a buried girl’s skull found in July 1905 and later desecration, plus legends of necromancy and witchcraft.
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