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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1885
Page
2
The Fort Worth Gazette article attacks immigration policy, land ownership rules, and labor leadership. It condemns elected labor candidates as opportunists and argues that many strikes served personal aims, urging workers to heed their own interests over perceived self-serving leaders.
Taxy council excursion to Salado details pause on proposed stage project. They debate renting an electric fire system at about five thousand dollars versus outright purchase to avoid ongoing rents. The piece also relays editorials defending postmaster Jimmy Newcomb and discusses railroad and postal system topics by various papers.
A Salt Lake City church organ quotes John Taylor and George Q. Cannon praising those who submitted to bonds and imprisonment for religious liberty. The epistle condemns others who avoided arrest as foolish virgins and notes Taylor and Cannon have been hiding from officers with warrants.
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