Peace and Warships Debate From Roosevelt and Carnegie
An editorial excerpt presents opposing views on naval buildup as a peace strategy. President Roosevelt advocates peace and arbitration paired with a strong navy to deter aggression, while Andrew Carnegie argues that limited vessels between Britain and the United States symbolize friendly restraint, implying broader naval power may deter conflict. The piece notes Arkansas gossip and a Kerrville Mountain Sun editorial credit omission.
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Great Britain
United States
Roosevelt
Europe
Wealth of Colombia and South American progress urged
The International Bureau of the American Republics gathers knowledge on Colombia and South American development. John Barrett notes that U S merchants, manufacturers, exporters, and capitalists should engage with Colombia to blaze a pathway for future progress.
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International Bureau
South America
Columbia
United States
John Barrett
Colombia
Colombia's Vast Resources and Future Mining Boom Ignites Hope
The article argues Colombia will mirror Mexico's growth as railroads unlock mining and industrial wealth. It cites abundant gold in Antioq ua Tolima and Santander, silver, emeralds, platinum, petroleum, and minerals like lime and asphalt. A Phoenix study notes oleander leaves are poison to animals, with warnings for children.
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Mexico
United States
Argentina
Antioguia
Tolima
Santander
Exyerte
Klonkide
California
Siperior
Boyaca
Choco
Hilson
Arizona
Phoenix
Gambetta Bones May Rest in Pantheon as German Society Protests
The piece discusses a possible Pantheon resting place for Gambetta and a German society’s opposition to Professor Koch's plan to exterminate large African wildlife to stop the tsetse fly. It cites the Duke of Ratibor urging preservation, referencing Leiden and British zoological societies as models for protecting native wildlife within German colonies.
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Gambetta
German Society For the
Koch
Duke of
Ratibor
Leiden
British Society For
The Negro's Worst Enemies
A New York Age editorial denounces supposed black allies who fund southern efforts to disrupt regular political organizations and send contested delegates to Chicago. It warns such money harms the negro cause, predicting reduced southern representation at national conventions and diminished negro participation in politics unless such funding is stopped.
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New York Age
Chicago
Congress
Boston wool market bears opposite tariff effect
The Boston wool market remains depressed as dealers show little interest in bidding for the new western clip. The latest tariff discussion shifts sentiment, with wool growers facing the downturn and market uncertainty reflected in pricing and demand signals.
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Springfield Republican
Boston
Che. Wool Grawere
Denver Convention May Be Reported On Sport Pages
The Haverhill Gazette notes the Democratic National Convention at Denver may be reported by rounds and appear on the sporting pages, signaling a shift in coverage as factions in various states contend for influence.
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Haverhill Gazette
Ore
Denver
Peruna praised in village letters from 1902 and 1908
Letters from Philip Kratz and Paul Eratz of Fountainville Pennsylvania attest their health improves after taking Peruna the physicians El S Hartman and S. B. Mecuann are cited. Mayor John Donnelly approves the statements as true in all particulars.
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Js. Hartman
Perana
Tam
Dastora
Lalao
Osterrh
Koma
Hagales
Philip Khratyz
John Donnelly
Doylestown
Philip Eratz
Péruna
The Bible a Human Book That Meets Human Needs
A sermon argues the Bible is a human book facing fire from infidelity and misrepresentation by Christians. It asserts the Bible records human conditions honestly, telling both sins and virtues of figures like Abraham and David, offering truth and romance through Christian principles.
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Washington
Lincoln
Abraham
Tavid
Christ
Square Deal For Every Man Should Be Our Ideal
Reverend Charles Stelzle teaches the square deal as the labor issue’s guiding principle. He argues the working man and employer both misperceive the problem, insists unions are not the core question, and says church care for labor is essential. He quotes need for honest self and society to ease unrest and elevate individuals.
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Christ
Tord Billings
Church
Jemma Chriat
San Antonio 21 Years Ago Highlights And Local Notices
A mixed sow of local items from San Antonio recalls personnel changes at The M. M. Ay fae resigns to move to Montreal to start a business. Mrs Talcott elected treasurer. Lamb resigns. Baptists plan a Braden's park picnic. Grand jury reports 14 more indictments. Target practice halted at Government Hill pending new plan. Dr N Burnham returns from Laredo. Knights of Pythias Uniform division to miss full Paris drill. Typographical Union 178 to meet tomorrow afternoon at Fireman’s Hall. Marriage of Mattha Schmidt and Herbert Meyer announced. Deputy Constable Stavens III arrested for horse theft. Earl Brendel injured at work. hand caught in machine. Mayor J W Robertson visits Austin. G H Leach of the Aransas Pass railroad at home.
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Ay Fae
Montreal
Canade
Tyne
Talcott
Yite Mot Lamb
Braden's Park
Government Hill
Dr. N
Burnham
Leredo
Knights of Pythias
Paris
Antooia Typographical Union No. 178
Market Street
Mattha Schmidt
Herbert Meyer
St. Joseph's Church
Charles Stavens III
Earl Brendel
South Street
J. W. Robertson
Austin
May 21 In History Historical Highlights and Dates
May 21 marks births of Elizabeth Gurney Fry and Maria Edgeworth and deaths of Albion W. Tourgée. It notes a 1904 Port Arthur sortie led by General Stoessel defeating Japanese attackers with heavy losses. Astronomical notes include sunset and sunrise times and moonrise, plus sun's obliquity data.
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Elizabeth Gurney
E Ry
Maria Edgeworth
Englien Noveldat
Garrigan
Port Arthur
Stoeseel
Albion W. Tourgee
United States
Dordeans
Passing Throng Late Picnic Season Report
The piece notes cold weather hampering late season picnics and rail excursions. Last year most excursions ran in April, but this year delays spread into the month. Railroads face fewer trips yet expect a rebound as late-season events resume. One line cites a 4006 passenger deficit, with forecasts of normal to ahead volumes by month end.
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Plente
Plense
Jnst
P “Var
Automobile Owners Stand Against Scorcher, County Judge Praises
County Judge Phil Shaok lauds actions by city automobile owners at a meeting held in the international club rooms. He urges enforcement of city and county driving laws, supports reporters against violators, and says honest owners seek protection through lawful measures. He emphasizes the need for responsible action to deter theft and ensure safety for vehicle owners.
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Phil Shaok
International Club Rooms
Etay
Automobilea
Dumares
U Fe
He Knew How. Diplomatic Ambitions Revealed
A dialogue snippet shows a student eager to depart, aiming to leave quickly. The professor asks about future plans while the wind informs a restless mood. The student declares a desire to be a diplomat, emphasizing ambition beyond immediate fortune.
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Philadelphia
El Paso Killing Sparks Shootings at News Office
El Paso May 21 Harrell former News Advertising manager died after a shooting in front of the News Office. J I Mitchin is under arrest amid a dispute over a photograph featuring Harrell. The confrontation stemmed from a dance hall photo.
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el Pas
Tex
Moorle M Harrell
J. I. Mitchin
the News
Milchim Io
Herrell
Caase
Donn's Kidney Pills Testimonial Ad From San Antonio
A San Antonio reader Seth Testard of 59 Marshall Street praises Donn's Kidney Pills as the best kidney remedy. He says the pills cured his kidney trouble after a suggestion from a friend. The ad notes the product is sold by all dealers for 60 cents with Foster Milburn Co. as U S agents.
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Doan
Bere
San Antonio
Seth Testard
Marshall Street
Texas
Donn
Dean
Bexar Drug Co
Foster Milburn Co
Bilalo
N. Y
United States
Drowning near Taylor and oil interest near Brownwood
Wading with friends, Hay Freivogle an employee of a local hotel drowned. August Bahrio an employee on the Phemas Daker farm five miles from Taylor was killed by a calt. He was 24 years old and from Travis County, body shipped there for burial. In Brownwood oil men from Beaumont and Holston arrive May 31 to secure leases. three concerns plan to sink wells at once and a local company is organized.
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Fort Worth
Fort, Worth
Tex
Hargrove
Board of Trade
Walter Janta
Doad Hargrove
J. B. Lubbock
Houston
John J. Lubbock
Frank I. Lubbock
Austin
Iiss Hay Freivogle
Taylor
Bahori
Travis County
WIL Sink Wells
Brownwood
Beaumont
Holston
Snow Liniment Advertisement Offers Quick Pain Relief
A scanned ad cautions about frequent minor injuries and recommends Ballard's Snow Liniment for immediate relief. It promises healing of the trouble with directions to apply right away. Price 26c and $1.00. Sold by Bexar Drug Co.
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Ballard
Bexar Drug Co
Sheriff candidates announced for Bexar County primaries
The Light announces multiple candidates for sheriff and county clerk in Bexar County, subject to Democratic primary action. Names include BD Lindsey W I Goforth James McCloskey Chas Stevens Fred H Lancaster George Surkey Vivian E Hamilton Michiel Campbell Frank R Newton John B Trafmer J Beves J Ed Wilkens and J J Beeves, with precincts and re election notes where provided.
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Shell
Bexar County
Democratica
George Surkey
Dexer Qounty
Gonatabla
Light
John B. Trafmer
District Clerk Candidate Max . Backer Nominated
District Clerk of Bexar County candidate Max . Backer announced by The Lights. The nomination is subject to the Democratic primaries to be held in July.
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Max ¥. Backer
Bexar County
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