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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1908
Page
2
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A reader contends that American culture shows extravagant display like Rome but differs in scale, citing a San Antonio festival with 150,000 attendees and a modest cost of two to three thousand dollars. The piece mocks Bailoyites and comments on political maneuvering over tickets and a Bailey writuary split expected tomorrow.
The article argues the Texas primary cannot resolve the Bailey dispute and will only determine whether Bailey and allies or anti Bailey candidates secure delegates at large to the Democratic national convention. It contends the chosen path is not constructive for either faction and relies on the forthcoming results.
An analysis of the Bailey faction versus anti Bailey forces outlines perceived advantages and risks in the upcoming primary. Pro Bailey supporters claim strong organization and a magnetic leader will prevail, while opponents argue a moral question could sway voters. The piece notes the likelihood of continued attention only after Ball éy seeks reelection and predicts the campaign season will shift to state district and county races.
A World article recalls Theodore Roosevelt as New York governor facing Republican party backlash, likening Charles Hughes as a modern counterpart. It notes reporters’ distrust and political maneuvering, suggesting Hughes may mirror Roosevelt’s controversial path and noting the era’s enduring partisan tensions.
The Nebraska State Journal discusses a proposed approach to valuing railroads and public utilities to settle disputes between carriers and the public. It notes white supporters testing a plan to base tolls and dividends on a shared valuation framework for a lasting peace between railroads and citizens.
A speaker envisions a charity clearing house to channel all gifts through proper channels to the needy. He argues rich donors would fund it if sure funds reach the intended recipients and notes the poor often aid each other more than outsiders. He believes such an organization would gain strong support from generous, concerned citizens.
An essay style piece examines marriage dynamics, aging suitors, wealth, and love. It discusses the appeal of youth, health, status, and affection in selecting a partner, warning against marrying solely for money yet noting practical temptations. It ends with a reflection on love as a powerful force capable of sustaining life.
Fragmentary quotation from a Baltimore-era page shows dialogue about a congressman formerly a lumberman. A cryptic exchange asks why the congressman has no user in log reine and suggests time spent with his bill. The meaning is unclear due to OCR issues and missing context.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Nippod and Burroughs discussing investment bets and money matters. Wika interrupts with a caution about timing and personal interest, reflecting tense negotiation over future funds.
From The Light May 1 1987 recounts events in San Antonio as residents recall the past. Mayor Callaghan receives a gold watch from city officials and Dr Rice tied to Rice Bros is mentioned with a wedding in Bandera. A fishing party yields over 200 pounds of fish while youths disturb Cumberland Presbyterian Church and the Jolly Twelve club hosts a Maison Branch party. Alamo Brewing and Ice Co plans Castroville ice plant site.
May 1 in history notes Pamilo de Narvaez died in Pensacola Florida in 1528 and Munknesy the Hungarian painter died in 1300 while Antonin Dvorak died in 1904. May astronomy outlook lists Sun set times 8 52 p m and moon set times around 9 00 p m with various bright stars and planets visible across the sky including Vega Arcturus Pollux Procyon Capella and Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune described with positions and rising times.
A crowd gathered after a groups of three young ladies enjoyed a ride at the Guild Coaster in the park yesterday afternoon. Embarrassed and fending off boos from the onlookers the girls gathered their skirts and faced the crowd with a defiant glance as the scene concluded.
An advertisement extols Dr Williams' Pink Pills as a stomach tonic and general remedy. It touts toning the stomach and glands, cites cures including a Stronghurst La Harpe man, and urges readers to request a free diet book and purchase pills to restore appetite, strength, and health.
A river baptism by Elder Jewell during a ceremonial trial turned deadly as the cold waters overwhelmed several participants. A patrol lined the river bank to curb the gathering while rescuers treated children who collapsed and one participant remained limp on the bank.
A historical notice seeks able bodied unmarried men aged 18 to 45 who are citizens of the United States and of good character and temperate habits. Men who can speak read and write English may apply for information to the Recruiting Officer at 61 Moore Building, San Antonio, Texas. the ad lists McElroy & Brown as medical doctors.
The Sheriff and County Clerk races in Bexar County are open with multiple Democratic primary announcements. Names include Thea Light asserting candidacy for Sheriff, W J Goforth James McCloskey Chas Stavens Fred H Lancaster George Surkey Vivian G Hamilton, Miehan F P Campbell Frank R Newton and others subject to Democratic primaries.
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