Grover Cleveland Admired as Great Patriot and Reformer
The piece reflects on Grover Cleveland's legacy, arguing he endured hostile political attacks yet proved greater than party. It cites his firm stance on tariff reform, decisive action during the Chicago strike with federal troops, and his pioneering civil service reforms as the nation’s progress, ending with his unique re election after a political hiatus.
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Senate
SiMaala
Chicago
Clevelaad
Mach
Buffalo range wild be skyst ra Jn Ua state of Montane
Fragmentary OCR reads like a dated note about buffalo range near Montane and Utah, with unclear phrasing. It mentions wildlife in a high plains or western state context, but the event, date, and precise places are not reliably identifiable.
Missoula Placed to Reserve Native Buffalo Range
The town of Missoula plans an accessible buffalo reserve on wild range land with potential population growth to three or four years per herd. Abundant bunch grass shelters and timber exist for shelter, with ravines offering winter protection. Continuous running water sources are identified, aiming to set aside the land for the herd.
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Missoula
Abominable Practice Against Jail Fines Probed
Complaints accuse Sheriff Tobin and local officials of using vagrancy fines to profit from jailed women. The critics say arrests target outcasts not law violations, with fines and costs enriching officers, while graft has persisted for years. They urge end to such revenue schemes amid suffragette protests in London.
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Sherif Tobin
Jall
Big Stind
Justices of the Peace
Liecosta
Uvalde County Seeks Road Improvements and Better Bridges
The Uvalde Leader-News reports the county faces a need for major road and bridge improvements. Officials say the county is improving financially and growing, but existing roads remain in poor condition and require attention to prevent continued debt and delay.
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Uvalde
The Purple Light Printers Ink in San Antonio
A historic note describes the San Antonio Light printed in purple ink on a two page issue. The paper was edited and managed by an official printer and carried more than 3000 inches of paid display advertisements.
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San Antonio
Texas
Els
Patriot Day Injuries Count From Independence Celebration
In observance of the Fourth, the New Bedford Standard reports 1182 persons were injured nationwide and 21 520 sustained injuries. Of the total injured 389 suffered blindness, 308 lost an arm or hand, 1087 lost one or more fingers, while 1182 were struck in the incident.
Local vote funds modern schoolhouse in Kingavilla
The two year old lawn at Kingavilla on the St Louis and Browneville road voted fifteen thousand dollars to build a modern public school for local children. The community question prompts a strong reaction as residents consider the future of education in the area.
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Laredo Thires
Kingavilla
St Louis
Browneville
Burleson Fails to Halt Texas Campaign Game
Congressman Burleson wins a clash over an agricultural effort yet the campaign to destroy mistiue continues in Texas with both Burleson and the department unable to stop the activity.
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Dallas News
Burleson
Agricultural Department
Texas
Dawn and the Daybreak Chorus in Silent City
Fragmentary verse hints at dawn imagery and morning awakening. Obscure names and garbled lines reference sky, gates, and collective resolve. Reading suggests a reflective piece on light, unity, and renewal.
Lone Star State News Briefs From Brownwood and Surrounding Areas
A Brownwood area murder case emerges with two white suspects detained after a fatal shooting. a Rose Power contract ties up Brownwood streetcar line plans. Burns from carbolic acid injure two Brackettville children. a Mexican stabbed to death near Artesia in a quarrel. a Wood County club house struck by lightning amid a storm. the Blanga Baptists open their annual gathering in Port Neches area. Cueva reports a key witness in the Garcia case linked to Judge Welch’s killing.
Horrible loco weed tale from a Trans-MouthJourney
Tidye J. CG. Twinson of St. Louis recalls a train incident near San Antonio when a young man aboard behaved violently after reportedly consuming loco weed found in pulque. The episode ended with authorities restraining him and relatives later learning a grim background, including exposure to the plant by schemers aiming at robbery.
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Lewin
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The Casual Casuist Raillery of Credit Men at Denver
A satirical piece critiques the National Association of Credit Men convention in Denver. It mocks biographers and gossip about celebrity lives, denouncing trivial private details masquerading as public knowledge. The author laments wasteful memory-keeping and consumer scrutiny divorced from truth.
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National Association of Credit Men
Denver
Sommerge
San Antonio 21 Years Ago From The Light 1897
A collection of brief 1897 San Antonio items including a bone discovery near the Salado and San Antonio river after hogs ate remains. A buggy crash involving A E St Claire and Dr Cupples injuries. Mrs Claire hailed as hero from Charge of the Light Brigade. Mechanics and Workingmen union picnic at Braden's park with speeches by local officials. Cowboy Ei Bell from Leahy stops a runaway buggy near the Saferhande cathedral, likely saving a woman and child.
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Adolfe Gutierrez
Salado
San Antonio
A. E. St. Claire
Dr. Cupples
Aso
Mr. Pawley
Six Hundred
Mechanics
Worlingmens' Union
Braden's Park
Gallagher
John H. Coveland
Toin Gallagher
FP. W. Pudze
Alterman Gallagher
Ei. Bell
Leahy
Rain Plaza
One of the Largest Box Factories in the State
R. L. Burnett Co. operates a major Texas box factory with a long local history. President L E Burnett heads a firm employing 35 to 50 workers, supplying paper boxes, wrapping paper, bags, twine, and related packaging goods to Texas, Louisiana, and Mexico markets.
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R. L. Burnett Co
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Meres Atreat
South
R. E L. Burnett
Texas
Loustimu
Mexico
An Official's Plea For a Nonpartisan View of Officials
George B. McClellan urges nonpartisan stance toward public officials, defending honest leadership and urging supporters to stand by those in office. He cautions against denouncing policymakers, urges belief in fundamental principles, and argues for constructive civic engagement over partisan attacks.
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Leza
Lis
Sheriff Election Announcements in Bexar County
The Licht approves candidate announcements for sheriff and other county offices in Bexar County, all subject to Democratic primary action. Names include B.D. Lindsey W. I. Goforth McCloskey Clas Stevens Brad Lancaster George Surkey George W. Huntress T. J. Newton Andres Coy Jr A. Biesanbach John W. Tramer E. I. Reaves I. Ed Wilkening Vivian B. Hamilton Michael F. Campbell Frink Newbood M Buckley Theodore Harris Harry Hertsberg Ben Misst.
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Bexar County
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Demos McCloskey
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Huxard County
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Bezar County
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George Surkey
George W. Huntress
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Justice of the Peace
Harry Hertsberg
Terrell Seeks Representative Seat in Bexar County Race
Chester H. Terrell runs for representative in Place 2 in Bexar County. The candidate lines up with the Democratic party in the upcoming primary elections.
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Chester H. Terrell
Bexar County
Light announces candidacy for district attorney race
The Light endorses or informs that Nelson Lytle has announced his candidacy for district attorney, subject to the selection or approval process outlined by the section.
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Nehson Lytle
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