Beating Back in Religion and Blue Law Debate
A Presbyterian assembly at Winona Lake condemns blue law propaganda as harmful to Christianity. The piece argues religion should not be enforced by force or by civil penalties and notes Texas and San Antonio push stricter blue laws, while the Presbyterians distance themselves from coercive enforcement.
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General Assembly
United States
Winona Lake
Ind
Wseue
Presbyterian Assembly
Texas
San Antonio
Berg
Lowell
Lesson
Howeyer
Dick Jos
Jinas
Kynns
Dickinson
Alun
Vor
Stavhs
Santa Anna
Loqo
Imuber
Heemus
Alan
Traviy
Burnard
Sonnei Wien
Pani
Mick
Mos Diekinen
bin Alam Bial
Oman
Jude
Crate
Anil
Uae
Ure Coe
Dickingon
Crusher
Anne Wats
Ida Ates
Piaesa
Encouraging Building and Taxing Property Values
The text argues that extreme changes in society are followed by opposing effects and that lawmakers push for material improvements through taxes. It notes taxes on buildings based on cost or market value have been viewed as proper, acting as a correcting force in real estate development and business activity.
Tax exemptions for improvements reshaping building incentives
Authorities long opposed wealth from land and taxed structures heavily, deterring construction. Recent shifts show legislators in some states proposing tax exemptions for material improvements to spur building, reversing old policy to encourage development despite other factors like material costs and tight credit.
San Antonio’s Civic Drive Amid Economic Debate and Growth
The article debates economic policy and anti-administration sentiment amid proposed improvements. It argues abandonment of projects would harm San Antonio’s capital position and outlines efforts to widen streets, build pedestrian paths, and develop tourism and utilities to boost growth while controlling costs.
Bridges and parks shape San Antonio’s civic fate
The piece argues San Antonio’s future hinges on maintaining and expanding its bridges and parks amid political shifts. It contrasts Dallas’s census gains, warns against abandoning long-needed infrastructure, and urges steady urban improvements to preserve growth and public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Dallas
Rome
Athens
New York
Plas
San Antonin
San Antonio Railroad Crossings Need Safer Design
A historical note argues San Antonio’s many railroad grade crossings promote accidents and traffic disruption. It contends most crossings are poorly engineered, with drivers learning to beware, and urges removing or properly aligning crossings to reduce danger and improve street flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Soleone
San Anetonio
Gibbering Fragments Signal Unclear Local Notice
Jumbled OCR text shows garbled lines with names and phrases, resembling a disrupted newspaper fragment. It mentions people like McCellamie, Haught, Monlee, and events or items tied to a harbor or courtly context, but content is incoherent and lacks resolvable facts.
Alamo Defenders and Crockett Heroics Through Texas History
Fragmented account recalls the Texas Revolution from the Alamo siege to Crockett and Bowie. It notes David Crockett joining Austin’s cause, Sam Houston’s forces, and the defense under Travis while detailing the siege’s brutal hardships and personal losses.
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Geo
Sam Hoteton
Allie Forvex
Mexis
David
Tynett
Long Star Republic
Mannin
Goliad
Alamo
Travis
Pravin
Gonzales
Seus Che
Santa Mana
Teviras
Malone
Nonlin
Bovie
David Crocket
Alima Dlekhason
George Bimble
Gonnaley
Sin County
Ile
Aller
Muxiva
Mes
Avery
Joh Hovey
Golier
Deawig
Daub Berry
John Suery
Verry
David Crockett
Wew
Laetroy
San Antonio
Crockatt
Fiat
Leon
Culowel Crockett
Tennessee
Nearch
Uf Ib
Berry
Crockett
Lexa
Hin Antonio
Asi Mitchell
Mitchell
Te Crockett
Dickingon
Yous Mitchell
Houston
Tiehl
Bau Jacinto
San Javinto
American Artists Exhibit at Paris Salon Impressively
May 26 report notes American painters send works to the Paris Salon. Names such as Sidgeway Iheight, A Tsidgermman, Manuel Bart, George Wowland, Parke Daugherty, and Mary Beets are highlighted for technical skill and diverse subjects. The piece discusses Adirondack themes and American representation in Paris amid critical reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cat Dorie
United
Society of
Silom
United States
Adirondacks
Minneapolis
Salt Lake City
Witow-Repitition
Europe
Sidgeway
Exhiblia
Hin Momdann
A. Tsidgermman
Life
Manuel Barthold
Shiwa
Hugh Campbell
Walee
Astor Knight
Normandy
Sumer
George Wowland
New York
Parke
Daugherty
Philadelphia
United Bulow
Tdea
Alinahoven
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Save pAmGity
Criseios
McCelamie
Peiligners
Nein
Harnesa
Ian
Scott
Ane Winery
Moppoorkes
Ant Minkit
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Om Dent
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Wneewe
Fay
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James
Han
Hanes
Mesiena
Simla Midland
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Derksen
Mil Wits
Siulpost
Coynes
TATE
Cheebro
Paris
Edward Grenet
Pichard Gronet
Artunio
Howllie
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Durango
Maxie
Hana
Dobhérs Ahd
Hinee
Peg Haya
Lhe Weiter Wil
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Wilbur
Herria
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