San Antonio Light and Gazette Historic Masthead
Historic newspaper masthead listing The San Antonio Light and The San Antonio Gazette. Includes edition types Evening Daily Sunday Morning and Associated Press branding. Mentions subscription options and postal details for San Antonio, Texas with agency representatives in New York and Chicago.
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Associated Press
S.oc
Beckwith
Representatives
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Subcriber address change notice for The San Antonio Light
The San Antonio Light asks subscribers to provide both old and new addresses when changing delivery. If delivery is irregular, notify the office by telephone. A May 1911 circulation statement begins with this notice.
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San Antonio
Teesevees
Sense Dee
Ates Xentere
Harvey L. Steele
The
San Antonio Light
Harvey L, Steele
John J Wahl
Bexar Co
Tex
China Moves With Teeth of Warship in Mexican Crisis
A 1910s-era column notes China demanding reparations and an apology from Mexico after the Torreón attacks on Chinese businesses. It argues China may send a warship to enforce its demands and hints at broader implications for global power dynamics.
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Torreon
Mexico
China
Bohemia
Asia
Swinging along the pathway of nations history in scores
The passage envisions a future where her influence echoes through the pathways of nations and the tread of millions of men makes history as stirring as any written record. The vivid line portrays lasting impact and collective movement shaping world events.
The Browns ville Road Becomes Assured Railroad Project
San Antonio to Brownsville line gains decisive backing as stock is fully subscribed and local business leaders push speedy construction. They force rivals to extend lines to compete, ending prior delays and opposition through quiet, determined action.
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San Antonio
Brownsville
Ten-Year Spree of Charity Ends for Belleville Man
William Scharfer of Belleville Illinois aged 50 died after a decade of giving away about 20000 to schoolchildren. He reportedly distributed coins at picnics and faced a conservator to limit his generosity. His epitaph echoes John Hay on caring for the young as better than loafing.
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William Scharfer
Belleville
Ill
Paragraphers Union Suggestion Sparks Daily Task Debate
A reader urges the Austin Statesman para grapher to retain the term Paragraphers' Union, arguing it would save time in daily editing and preserve a recognizable label for contributors.
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Austin Statesman
Union
Train Robber Praises Self for Safe Vault Idea
A bold individual who stole money from a train boasts about preferring a trunk over a state guarantee bank, framing his method as safer and more reliable.
Mayor’s injunction to Alderman Fincham prompts charter inquiry
The mayor bids Alderman Fincham to “go and find out” about the charter raising the possibility he may uncover additional provisions as part of the same charter inquiry.
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Alderman Fincham
Mr. Fincham
Local Brewery Seeks Halt Amid Earthquake Aftermath
A reader notes earthquake fallout elsewhere but urges stopping disruptions to local brewery affairs. The remark frames external disaster as a catalyst for domestic concerns.
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Mexico
China Plans Cruiser Protest Over Torreon Massacre
China demands an apology from Mexico after the Torreon massacre where 308 people were killed. Beijing plans to send a cruiser and seeks 12 million pesos as compensation.
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China
Torreon
Mexico
Victory Claim Foiled in Bexar Courts Headline
Local records challenge the claim of victory as the quoted headline suggests a victory by the speaker and G. N. Wins, but the outcome was not in Bexar county's court.
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G. N
Bexar Courts
Diaz Learns of Mexico Earthquake by Wireless
General Porfirio Diaz received news by wireless of a major earthquake in Mexico along with other regional shake ups. The reports noted disruption and diplomatic attention as authorities assessed damage and response.
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Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Appleton's announces new travel and fiction titles
Messrs D Appleton & Co announce Along the Andes and Down the Amazon by H J Morans as part two in his South American journey. Nina Larrey Duryea's The House of the Seven Gabblers is set for early release. Harper's Weekly notes Nietzsche in Current Literature and The Grain of Dust by Phillips amid a summer reading lineup.
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Messrs. D. Appleton & Co
Andes
Amazon
H. J. Morans
South America
Orinoco
Magdalena
House of the Seven Gabblers
Nina Larrey Duryea
Messrs
D. Appleton & Co
Paris
Harper’s Weekly
Tune 8
Howard G. Lowry
Standard Oil
Supreme Court
Thaddeus S. Dayton
Edward Hungerford
Boggs
John Kendrick Bangs
Louise HB. Dew
Mr. Phillips
Swiss political intelligence noted by professor Roget
The Swiss are said to possess the greatest political intelligence in the world according to Professor F. F. Roget of Geneva. He notes that Swiss citizens on moving canton to canton wait three months to vote and that every male is an elector from twenty, with cantons as political units and all collective authorities elected.
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F. F. Roget
Geneva
Alps
Canton
Professor Roget
Roget
Switzerland
Promising Jones Nominated After Railway Disaster Feat
The Mapleton Post editor proposes Jones as successor after praising his quick work. Jones identified the broken rail that caused the Smalham railway smash three hours before the express arrived, writing and sending his report promptly.
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Mapleton
Jones
Enius
Smalham
Lunar anomalies echo in distant memory
The piece argues that the claim of a moonless month is not new and cites ancient cycles of lunar events. It recalls a 1866 episode when January and March had two full moons and February none, illustrating that even celestial patterns repeat over vast spans.
Observant Citizen Notes Post Office Mail Delays
A humorous column observes women at the mailing window hesitating before dropping letters, checking stamps and addresses, and recalling occasional absent mindedness. It contrasts women with the Observant Citizen who keeps four eyes on operations and mocks post office rituals with light satire.
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Uncle Sam
How to Keep Warm
A humorous item from the Chicago Evening Post advising readers on avoiding heat. It suggests checking thermometers, repeating weather talk, and staying cool with ice water while exaggerating the heat in daily routines.
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Chicago Evening Post
Shaving Crew Master Rules The Barber Trade
The speaker boasts of brisk barber work and fast service with a steady income. He describes mowing whiskers and thatches, lathering, stropping, and quick chair turns while keeping clients slicked up for frolics or fights. The tone is boastful and performative about skill and speed.
Judge Stevens Delivers Long-Winded Speech Amid Dog Dispute
Judge Stevens showed a slight hesitation in his speech yet used long words. His morning was interrupted when his dog Snip fought another dog. He tapped Snip with his cane and exclaimed the peculiar phrase “D d d dis continue’ Success Magazine.”
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Judge Stevens
Snip
Success Magazine
Missing pitcher found as shirt on line confirms home
In a game day incident Jimmie questions a sister about player Johnnie. She confirms his presence by pointing to his shirt on the line indicating he is at home.
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Johnnie
Jimmie
Success Magazine
Describing Roosevelt as the “dowager president”
The Richmond Times Dispatch notes the Columbia State describes Colonel Theodore Roosevelt as the "dowager president" in a striking new descriptor. This label highlights a public, media intensified character study of Roosevelt's stature and influence.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Columbia
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Champ Clark backs Underwood with Bryan badge
Galveston News reports Champ Clark aligned with the Underwood banner and wore a Bryan badge, signaling political support. The article notes Clark's stance and the campaign symbols tied to his public endorsement.
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Champ Clark
Underwood
Galveston
Arbitration rhetoric hints at Roosevelt stance
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes that Roosevelt appears to favor arbitration only after opponents have been defeated, reflecting a pattern in his recent remarks.
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Roosevelt
Philadelphia Inquirer
He'll Come and Take Them A Peace Threat Theory
Milwaukee News ponders President Theodore Roosevelt style peace by warning other nations of U S consequences, suggesting forceful language as a policy idea to enforce behavior. The piece critiques the approach as coercive and belligerent.
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T. R
Milwaukee News
King George Visits Zoo in Bold Show of Paced Diplomacy
King George tours the city zoo in a bold display outside U.S. presidential norms, highlighting a ceremonial visit that underscores royal public engagement and cultural outreach noted by the Atlanta Journal.
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George
United States
Atlanta Journal
Mrs John Jacob Astor Chooses Philadelphia Stay
Mrs John Jacob Astor, snubbed by Queen Mary, plans to live in Philadelphia according to the Chicago Record-Herald.
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John Jacob Astor
Queen Mary
Philadelphia
Chicago Record-Herald
The Champion Trouble-Maker
The Washington Post questions Zelaya and Castro stirring trouble and suggests signing up W. J. B. as a provocative move. The remark hints at political maneuvering and potential public reaction.
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Zelaya
Castro
Washington Post
Can't All Keep Up With Him Colonel Roosevelt Says
Colonel Roosevelt argues that many laws are outworn and fail to keep pace with modern needs. He urges swift review and reform to better align statutes with current conditions and public welfare.
Taft as The Mark and Baltimore’s American Tone
The toast likens Taft to a steady fixed point and credits Baltimore with a strong American spirit. The line emphasizes reliable leadership and local civic pride in a period tone.
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Taft
Baltimore American
Boyhood Friends Recall Andrew Carnegie's Humble Roots
In a reminiscence, John W. Gates asserts he knew Carnegie in boyhood, noting the philanthropist showed no wish to remain poor and implying early aspirations for giving.
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John W. Gates
Andrew Carnegie
Washington Star
Taft Sees Taft-like Poise After Cobb Handshake
A Philadelphia Inquirer note says President Taft has appeared cocky since shaking hands with Ty Cobb, suggesting the moment affected his bearing and public image.
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Cobb
Taft
Ty” Cobb
Philadelphia Inquirer
No More Than Expected Epidemic Of Commissions Rise
The Boston Herald notes a surge of commissions eager to be shown, attributing it to Missouri's rising influence in Congress. The observation points to political maneuvering and perceived pressures shaping appointments.
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Missouri
Congress
Boston ‘Herald
The Prophet a Strong Man
Detroit News quotes Joseph Smith stating he has kept love and duty to his five wives. The article explores whether this stance marks a limit or merely outlines possibilities for Mormon practice.
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Joseph Smith
Detroit News
Talk of Stimson as Taft running mate
The Charleston News and Courier reports possible selection of Stimson as running mate for Taft next year with Democratic supporters backing the motion.
Postmaster General Stops Deficit With Ad Page Plan
The postmaster general reportedly reduced the deficit without adopting the proposed ad page excise. The strategy centers on removing a costly charge from advertising space in the Binghamton Press.
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Binghamton Press
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