Roosevelt's mixed record contrasted with panic causes
The speaker defends greenbacks and cautions against emergency notes, rebuts claims that the railroad crisis stemmed from presidential demands, and argues Roosevelt’s policies both strengthen and undermine the federal system. He singles out bank overuse in New York, corporate influence, and stock speculation as key drivers of economic distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abo
Baller
Securit H Asa
Bailey
Polluel
Mr. Bailey
United States
Harras
Ami 7
San Antonio Saloons Ordered Closed for Election Day
Saloons in San Antonio must stay closed from midnight tonight until Wednesday morning due to the school trustees election. Attorney General Davidson says saloons must remain shut all day tomorrow, aligning with election day rules rather than just polling hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faunlier
San Antonio
Charles Wernette
Retail Liquor and Malt Dealers* Association
Davidson
Wiil
Regilar
Daviason
Wernette
Senevuk
All Who Pay Poll Tax May Vote Tomorrow
Attorney Charles Bertrand notes that any qualified voter who has paid the 1908 poll tax may vote in tomorrow's school election. Polling places and procedures are outlined, with officials urging prompt returns to the school board building on West Houston Street after polls close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bertrand
Bertrand
Ho Brough
West
Houston Street
Paul Stholy
Hallols
Baxer
Government Seeks Plant Expert and Other Examinations
The department of agriculture seeks a plant industry assistant with exams on April 15 16 offering 840 to 2000 yearly. Positions include corn breeding in semi arid regions 1400 yearly and grain standardization assistant with 1000 to 1800 yearly. Also marine steam engineer 840 yearly for Burnside Seattle exam April 3, architectural draftsman 100 monthly exam April 8, and laboratory helper 7609 yearly exam April 22. Information available from the department of the Ideal postrating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Texpe
Burnside
Seattle
Wash
Yasr
Hotels fill with out of town visitors on business
A long list of visitors arrive in the city for business, staying at the Elite, Southern, Menger, and Maverick hotels. Guests include W. J. Heddens of Karnes City, W. W. Gates of Medina, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bohnfolk from Folston, R. A. Chathasi of Dallas, H. Arstein of San Marcos, A. C. Ball from Dallas, and others from Corpus Christi, Ottawa, Laredo, Bryan, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Heddens
Karnes City
W. W. Gates
Medina
Elite
J. H. Bohnfolk
Folston
Felite
R. A. Chathasi
Dallas
Dlite
W H. Gofford
Kerryilld
BK. W. Gallagher
Corpus Christi
ACJ
Ball
H. Arstein
San Marcos
Cm. Wish
Mexico
Laredo
Menger Hotel
H.W. Ja. Hulie
Ottawa
Bexity
Moran
Gonsalog
A. B. Winter
Bryan
Hin Aonta
Rgent
Bexar
Mothertal
Cota
Emai Tere
Maverick
A. A. Lichenstein
Corima
J. Sw. Greer
Yoakum
Maverick Hotel
George 8. Caplon
Sap
Jc, Manyham
Longview-Laredo
Secand
Edward Arnold
Ribway Mail
FL Oa. Sullivan
Maygle Trine
G. NX
Balesine
Tin Wite
G. 0
Goodiow
Leek
1 & G. N. Railroad
Palestine
Yeston
Davy Crockett Club to Meet at Elks Club
The Davy Crockett club will meet at the Elks club tonight to arrange uniforms for the upcoming Daslay town union. Interest in the new organization is keen and membership is growing rapidly, according to President Cardington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davy Crockett Club
Elks Club
Cardington
The
Rlan
Firebug sought after arson at Wiggins store and nearby fire
Police hunt a woman suspected of starting fires while the Wiggins family was away at services. A blaze at 211 West Johnson Street caused by gasoline and beer bottles damaged the home, with two neighbors extinguishing it before the fire department arrived. Investigators and Constable Stevens pursue a suspect as another fire at Walden's saloon drew attention, with insurance details noted and the tailor shop blaze causing minor damage from chemical flames.
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V. W. Wiggins
South Flores
Main Plaza
Afr
Wiggins
West Jobnson Street
L. Ril’ Cher
J. Plummer
Ship Wricht
Ritchey
Wiggins Home.” Mr. Wigging Is A Widower, But Bg Nome Is Adapted By J. W. Baker
New Orleans
Ritchay
Stevens
Patee
Barbe case delayed. other indictments marched on
The Thirty seventh district court adjourned the Barbe case as state witnesses were unavailable and defense counsel could not gather their full slate of witnesses. Indictments against Temple’s trainer, B and Walters for theft, and others including Louis Johnson and Ignacio Travieso for assault to murder were continued. Elizabeth Miller and daughters appeared to face extortion charges, bringing a French poodle to court. their cage was to be moved to tomorrow. A list of defendants for service this week in the same district is provided, including Vaolch er, Vidal, Scudder, Martin, and others, with Automomine flexets and Care Wood & Coal Co listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paw J. Batho
Baker
Seth Testard
Aitornera
Bft Temple
B. &. Walters
Garerth
Louis Johnson
Iqnado Travise
Elizabeth Miller
Tloula Vaolcher
Alex Vidal
Gus V. Scudder
J. H. Martin
J. Whitney
J. M. Opronheimer
BW. Wingners
Ly Brown
A. O. Seiier
Chis, Uhr
Lola Krause
W. Samples
Dave Kirkwood
Ben Chialtlt
Thos. D. Whitman
Geo. W. Craig
Automoniie
Care Wood & Coal Co
Wanted Wronge Deiver For Wagon Inaccuracy
A garbled notice references a wanted person named Fred Humpert at 204 and 20b West Commodores Street. The fragment suggests a theft or misdelivery context but lacks full details or clear actions. Further readable text is needed to confirm the item, date, and authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muah
Fred Humpert
HOLD PLEASANT MEETING AT WOODMEn HALL
A regan monthly business meeting of Ordpost A 1 was held at Woodlimen of the World hall Sunday morning with a large attendance of comrades and visitors from the north. The post opened at 10 o clock, two recruits elected, one Alva J Caughey mustered in. The adjutant reported the death of Comrade WV EH Ford. Senior Vice Commander Garza attended despite illness. Delegates and alternates to the encampment were chosen, with addresses of welcome from visiting comrades.
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Vistory
Regan
Ordpost
Woodlimen
World Hall
Brook
Alva J. Caughey
Loting
EH Ford
Twenty-first
Massachusetts Infantry
Thera Tm
Garza
Iita
Titty
Hit
Reid
Department
Whikakuro
Pat Kenny
Adolph Zoler
W. H. Hough
F. Vandervoort
W. Hartup
RT Yanils
Fritz Morgannn
Joan A. Willey
A. H. Muewelia
A. RK. Avey
Sammender Whitaker
L. V. Gcassaday
Iowa
R. B. Cowles
New York
Fran
The Balloon Still Up Mystery Hangs Over Club
Gloom remains at the Talness Men's club as the test balloon from the gas works last Saturday has not been recovered. Secretary Carrington hopes the bag will be found amid ongoing search efforts. Funeral notice lines close the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talness Men's Club
Carrington
Funeral notice for Mike Rivas in 1908
Mike Rivas aged forty six entered Intorest on Monday March 1908. Friends invited to funeral Tuesday afternoon March 10 1908 at 4 o'clock from the residence of his brother John Sindriguez No 1148 Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Rivas
Intorest
Big Brother
Sindriguez
Center Street
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