Silent Texas Daily Opening Notes Old Gazette and Dispatches
The San Antonio Light column reflects on editorials and notices including Secretary Root's Mexico experiences and rising cheese prices. It mentions Fort Worth water supply issues, labor strike rumors, and Roosevelt's Cantoy dedication with a note on secret service presence and rough riders history.
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Tto
Roosevelt
Cantoy
Kinley
Rough Riders
San Antonio
Yatarmi
Secret Service
Women appointed to visiting committee in Cleveland mayoral era
Cleveland's city administration under Tom Johnson names Marie Jepney Howe Myrtha Jeunes and Minaibel Snow to serve as Visiting Committee for City Institutions. They will oversee hospitals police stations and detention facilities and offer recommendations. The move marks an early example of women in municipal service with expenses covered and no military attachments.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Tom Johnson
Beadore Yeton
Gopalg
Ite
Yhora
Marie Jepney Howe
Ho Consumers’ House
Mise Myrtha Jeunes
Minaibel Snow
Pbgin
Warleig
Perhans
Chicago
Wusihess
Pope Fredintrict
Paul
Women in City Governance and Suffrage Debate Highlighted
The article discusses women's roles in public service, noting Mrs. Marshall Field as a city institutions inspector and praising women as diligent and above graft. It questions whether full suffrage would affect political trust and whether women will broaden municipal influence with time.
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Board of Education of
Chicago
Marshall Field
Pringe
The Philippines Problem and Trade Policy Debate
The New York press questions Admiral Dewey and Secretary Taft on keeping the Philippines to protect commerce in the East. Trade growth with Mexico contrasts with Manila shipments, while public sentiment favors retention over sale. A political struggle surfaces as tariff and Philippine policy loom in the next national campaign.
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New York
Tiveulig Post
Admiral Dawer
Philippines
Mual
Muxico
Mexico
Republic
Hexley
Manila
Admiral Dewey
Humld Nnn
Herald
United States
Morelun Power
Dewey
Parle
Tal
Roosevelt
Orient
Mexico Strike Leaders Targeted by Government
Wall Street Journal dispatch reports Mexico plans drastic action against unions amid widespread mill and railroad worker walkouts. Officials warn of exile to Ling Maring Island in the Pacific for organizers deemed to misuse strikes to gain power over employers.
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Wall Street Journal
City of México
Mexico
Thang Wilpe
Ling Maring
Pacific Ocean
Ned Tolony
Chim
The Thief by Nail York Opens in New York
A new play titled The Thief has drawn attention in New York, entertaining audiences with themes touching Wall Street and daily city life as it premieres in the bustling scene of early stage offerings.
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Minneapolta Journal
Nail
Bartow
New Haven
City Tela
No Hole in the Stocking Alert for Western Farmers
An unclear report notes that Western farmers arrive amid anxious financial concerns and a hopeful tone. The piece mentions rich Western farmers facing embarrassed fiscal matters and a forthcoming event announced by an unnamed source.
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Thasa
Vellor
Into the Night Verse Fragment From Baltimore Sun
An OCR fragment presents a poetic piece with lines about night walking waters shadows and voices. The passage references the Baltimore Sun and imagery of night and the dreamlike journey into darkness. The text reads as a lyrical meditation with repeated motifs of vigil prayer and guiding light.
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Ieret
Baltimore Sun
Toads as pest control and odd 19th century tales
A garbled 19th century fragment discusses using toads to control roaches and garden pests, noting their appetite for snails slugs and their widespread use in vineyards. It also contains disjointed newspaper-like items about a visitor in Philadelphia, a train altercation, and a political scene with Queen Victoria era rhetoric.
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Paris
France
The Confederate Colonel
A fragment describes a southern gentleman, the so called Confederate colonel, as deferential yet self aware in social exchanges. It characterizes his refined manners and charm as business assets, noting how he treats others with respect while maintaining a sense of superiority.
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Baltimore
le Spontard
Greek Catholics in the United States and a stray kitchen note
A Washington Post piece notes about 506,000 Greek Catholics in the United States, mainly of Austrian Hungarian origin, distinct from Greek Orthodoxy. The text also recalls a fragmentary kitchen anecdote and reports a dynamite blast injuring Mrs. Joseph Tirtwn, wife of a county court clerk, as Holbrook and Daly workers set off a heavy blast.
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Washington Post
United States
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Greece
Hationuilty Rulenians
Teat Fang
New York
Mye
Joseph
Tirtwn
Carrie
Holbrook & Daly
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Texas
Mattar
New Zar Tribune
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Elenhone
Root
Fort Worth
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Providence
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Nexro
Jnimete Capitol
Allroad Commissidne
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Hidle
New Hat
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Smuaw
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Rite Party
Lyttia
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