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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1906
Page
4
Zopyrus the physiognomist claims Socrates showed Ire was stupid and brutal. Emerson extols living a chosen character. The text argues habit formation through persistent effort shapes virtue. It stresses resisting weakness by intense, sustained practice toward an ideal.
Roosevelt and family left Washington for a brief Potomac cruise aboard the naval yacht Sylph. Governor Higgins of New York met the president aboard the ship for dinner, where New York politics were discussed. Social club events and a skin care product agency announcement also appear in the item.
Soldier Tom drives in both Bronchos runs as San Antonio beats the Senators 2 to 1 in ten innings. Alexander is ejected after a dispute with umpire Quigg. Pendleton and Thompson shine in the field and at bat amid a windy Galveston–San Antonio scoreless stretch until Thebo’s late heroics.
A busy Austin social week features a Ladies Auxiliary meeting at 10 AM at Mrs A W Houston’s home, with attendance urged. Beethovens hall hosts a May 18 exhibition by State Institute at Austin students, showcasing blind teaching methods. Community gatherings include a Garden Party and dance at Murth’s garden, a Mothers' Club session on Marshall street, and a Friday post event with notable attendees. The Horwong club hosts a garden party, while the Brackenridge Grammar School brothers plan a reception for graduates. High school alumni meet Monday at 4 in the assembly hall to discuss next term. Adolph Preiss’s passing prompts thanks to teachers and students. Concluding items note a quiet wedding between Conrad Schevermeyer and Lena Gregson at 602 Avenue Go.
In Willy-seventh district court Writer Fogarty filed suit for divorce against Trixle O Neil Fogarty claiming they married November 4, 1878. He seeks care and custody of their two sons aged eight and ten. Previous judgments in related cases favored plaintiffs, including Nettie B Hudson versus James Hunlison awarding custody.
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