San Antonio Light circulation and postal details report
The San Antonio Light announces circulation figures for its editions including the evening and Sunday issues. It lists numbers for daily and Sunday copies, agency notices, and postal distribution across Detroit Philadelphia New York and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Gazetig
San Anigalo
Ltas Pues
Ruitars Ons Rabbshers
SudscerDs
Lune
Caples
New York City
Tyson
Uiy Waldort
Josh Hines
Velmont Witel
Astor Mutut
Lapestat
Aommstaad
Pennssivania
United States
Tayt Heck, Inc
Chicago
Paul Block, Inc
Masters Bug
Boston
Ofiice
Paul Block
Tey Tremon
Nod & Anges
Aoteknal Ald
Philadelphia
Apeve
Ammerten
Appreciation League invites public reports on courteous service
A Cleveland philanthropist creates the Appreciation League to collect reports about courteous or discourteous conduct by employees. Members report to league headquarters, which informs employers and awards recognition after multiple submissions, aiming to improve public service and accountability on transit and other duties.
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Cleveland
Wension
Traction Company
Unclear OCR on Promotion Chance and Service Commentary
Fragmentary text discusses promotion chances and public response to rules. Mentions Iain, Trianger, Lipatrans, and Boekus of Clevehoat with unclear references to an Apprech tin League. Context suggests a critique of service and employment or patronage, but specifics are obscured.
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Iain
Trianger
Eratiauile
Lipatrans
Tricfion
Ertuptoyes
Uayloyes
Boekus
Clevehoat
Tammany's Defeat and the Silent Bosses of New York
The article debates why Tammany Hall fell after a brutal political campaign. It contrasts various explanations from Sulzer, Wilson, and Fusionists, then analyzes past bosses Tweed, Kelly, and Croker. It notes Murphy's unusual talkativeness and suggests Surphy may be next to face the tide.
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New York
Tammany
Levusion
Riaus
Somme
Sulzer
Wilson
Gotha
Tammanyites
Charles II
Surphy
Murphy
Sammany
Charles F. Murphy
Alwass
Tweed
Kelly
Crokeyfamif
Fammmany Hall
Finn
Ower
Johan Kelly
Ot Murphy
Hs Toagie
Richard Croker
Croker
Tie
Charles Fy. Surphy
Steering a False Course and US Arms Embargo Policy
The New York Herald reports on Secretary of State Beran arguing against lifting the embargo on arms and ammunition to aid Constitutionalists, while Mr. Bryan cautions he could not support a move toward war. The piece discusses public desire to avoid or hasten conflict and the divided opinions facing U.S. policy during the crisis.
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New York
Herall
Asheil
Beran
United States
Elica
Fuerta
Bryan
Iee
U S Policy Debated Over Mexico War Intervention
The article argues that continued war in Mexico risks prolonging conflict with Carranza and the Constitutionalists obtaining arms from the United States. It asserts intervention remains likely if arms flow continues and criticizes U.S. leaders for pursuing a policy aimed at avoiding intervention yet promoting conditions for it.
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Eise
Alysin
Carranza
United States
Mexico
Tineeta
Carvanziathy
Thierta
Wilson
Ryan
Fragmentary Presumed Speech on US Mexico Relations
A garbled fragment discusses U S officials and Mexican matters with references to hospitality, private conversations, and duties to a party and to the guest, Admiral Fletehur. The text mentions reciprocity and criticism but is largely incoherent and lacks clear events or dates.
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Mexico
Mois Dita
Maral
Diez
Fletehur
Printing of a Missouri Memorial Sparks House Debate
A Missouri representative pressed for a printed record to publish praise of the late Adolphus Busch in Congress. The controversy centers on free speech and the propriety of honoring a brewer in the Congressional Record. The proposal risks reviving partisan friction within the House and prompts broader questions about pamphlet style and franking privileges.
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Washington
Missouri
Lnte
Adolphus Busch
eAverne
New York World
Governor’s Perquisites Questioned by Citizens
The article discusses the duties and limits on a governor’s power and finances, noting how many constituents and prominent citizens expect access to benefits and positions. It highlights the balance between public service and personal perks amid national conventions and political duties.
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Texas
Untitled note on farming groups and politics from era
Fragmentary text discusses Farmers Mausserye County topics with references to Packers Association and U.S. base issues. It mentions laborers, editors, and a long editorial from Moy SUEKEELINN with unclear details and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uie
Packers Association
Big Vexas Daily
Suen Effarle Nore
Ambiguous historic note on government staff and actions
Fragmented text appears to reference a marshal, Washington officials, and government departments with unclear details. Mentions of years, names, and agencies are garbled, preventing a clear event or outcome. Further readable context is needed to generate a precise summary and headline.
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Marshal
Marshall
Washington
Apnis
Fragmentary OCR note on a Panama tunnel and measurements
The readable text hints at a Panama tunnel detail with a four tonny set and a fourteen foot measure. It mentions teams and pages but lacks complete context or clear event.
Billionaire wager tale of a clock and a fortune
In this vivid reminiscence a group at a villa recalls a 1848 bet involving M Pittard and an American guest. The tale centers on a jeweled clock and a hundred thousand franc stake, tested by a countdown of every second to win or lose a fortune amid confidants and servants.
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Sina
Bors
Torey
Jeweley
M. Viffard
Willlem Sloane
Piltailita
Eneraiiry
Regan
Majd
M. Pie
Trier
Pittard
Baer
Slutte
Ul Dhane
AE Piffard
Matt Pould
Jowin
Ming Room
M. Piffard
Mme. Pitfard
Daily Fashion Hint on a staid collar style
A reader notes a restrained shirt collar trend influenced by Gino white Enen. The description mentions white collars tucked under jackets and a neat, smart appearance. The piece references a weave, embroidery detail, and a clever method to keep the collar shaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil
Entomologist Plan to Fight Weevil Plagues Cotton Fields
A 19th century agricultural report explains the fight against a cotton boll weevil infestation. It details an extended effort led by the Department of Agriculture and statesmen to educate farmers, promote early planting, and mobilize widespread demonstrations. The plan aims to multiply adaptable practices and train hundreds of thousands of farmers in better cultivation methods to combat the pest.
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Vrim
Texas
Colton
Aetultite
Evrey Danseraus
Department of Agriculture
Kido
Dowie Uhere
Himvelf
Sontis I
Morality and Fashion In Moral Debate Amid Prurience
A scattered excerpt discusses reform ideas for ex-convicts and road labor, noting state supervision and potential benefits to both inmates and taxpayers. The piece shifts to moral panic about prurient thought, suggesting puritanical preaching dominates over real causes, and questions societal approach to sex and attire.
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