Roosevelt Second Term League Formed to Back Roosevelt Ticket
A draft circular promotes a new independent movement named the Roosevelt Second Term League with Theodore Roosevelt for president and Gov. Joseph W. Folk for vice president. The group claims broad backing across 46 states, urges local leagues in September across northern states, and designates organizers to spread the campaign.
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Valent
Roosavelt
Joseph Wingate Folk
Missouri
Chicago
Bilger
F. L. Bilgar
Duota
Africa
White House
Greeling
Roosevelt
Theodora Roosevelt
New York
Joseph W. Folk
Union
Theodore Roosevelt
Foth
Jeanine
Folk
Minnola
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
Mixsowl
Ghoulish jests spark ethical debate in press letters
A discussion interrupts a civic notice page as readers condemn a Houston Post clipping that mocked the widow of Robert G Ingersoll. The letter warns against insensitive humor about grieving families while praising Ingersoll's compassionate legacy and critiquing Hearst's stance on reformer Samuel Gompers.
Four Thousand Workers Celebrate Labor Day in San Antonio
Good old Brouchas, you deserved to win. The Business Men's club is perfectly competent to handle the railroad probe sem i it receives the cooperation of the people of San Antonio. Four thousand working men, celebrating Labor Day in a peaceful and happy manner in San Antonio is an impressive object lesson. It not only demonstrates the dignity of labor but emphasizes the prosperity of the working man.
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Business Men's Club
Riilroad
People of
San Antonio
Paper from Cotton Stalks a Hopeful South Venture
Dallas News reports on a new company aimed at making paper from cotton stalks. The piece argues that turning stalks into pulp could add value to cotton crops and help publishers facing rising wood pulp costs. It notes the large scale of past pulp use and warns of looming shortages if forests are not restored, urging broad support for the venture.
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Dallas News
Tt Ja
The Text Book Law Spark Fears of Local Dealers
The Guadalupe Gazette reports local dealers refuse to handle state board school books. The rule denies profit and risks losses, with critics saying the law benefits the book and undermines local choice, calling it one of the poorest pieces of legislation.
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Guadalupe Gazette
Pleasant Yet Costly Child Textbook Law Warns Denison
The Denison Herald notes a new law requiring families to buy approved adoo books for children. It warns the expense will be substantial but compulsory, urging preparedness for the costly purchases under the text bank commission’s selections.
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Denison Herald
Text Bank Commission
A Morning in South Wlores Street Despair and Dignity
A portrait of an aging congress-gatherer and his family as they move through a damp city morning. The scene follows the quiet dignity of the man and the daily grind of laundry, work, and small town talk among passersby, livery stables, and a distant hope for better days.
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Frobandt Street
Welock
Bente Ul
Impr
Attays
South Wlores Streas
Irene
Nita
Tvery
George
Health Officer Rutherford in city from Houston
Health Officer Rutherford arrived in the city from Houston as Dr. Panying celebrated his thirty third anniversary yesterday. Martin Sehtebel, lessee of the Arkelber Verein hail bar, will leave soon for California while friends plan a lively entertainment Saturday night. Twelve companies of soldiers are present.
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Rutherford
Houston
Panying
Martin Sehtebel
Arkelber Verein
California
Frantic Women and a Woman's Health Remedy
Frantic women and nervous illness are described, with letters praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female troubles. The ad claims the product has restored health to many, inviting sick women to write for advice from Mrs. Pinkham of Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Mary Wood
Christinne
Tent
Mra. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Wallace Wilson
Thompsdnville, Conn
Pinkham
Lydis E. Pinkham
Tycho
B. Pinkham
Local Community Notes and Meeting Updates
Residents attend church events at the San Femina cathedral choir rehearsals for the opera Merry War. At a recent Mission Holy meeting Steven Mullaly and four others were elected as members. The Young Friends Social club plans a meeting next week.
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Wiss Marie Lacoste
San Femina
Mission
Ac Steven
T. W. Mullaly
Joe Gas
Joe Gas+ ‘slang, ©, Be Mullary
Oita Grant
Quinn
Young Friends’ Social Club
Sept 8 Historical Highlights Then and Now
On Sept 8 in history events span 1500 Amy Robsart widow and murder rumors to 1864 The Count of Paris dies in London 1900 Galveston hurricane devastates city with 7000 deaths and $25 million in losses Also notes astronomical details and calendar curiosities from various eras.
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Amy Robsart
Earl of
Thiceater
Hla
Paris
London
Parla
Bk Clellan
Galveston
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Membere Associated Press
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Antonio
Shirley W. Johne
Currier
Mott
Batty
Bungay
Pontoltice
Han’ Antoon
Texag
Jal Agency
Sil Cal Bien Oe Ei Cento
Beedie Dot
Amooth
United States
Houston Post
Robert G. Ingersoll
Robert G. Tagersoll
Ingersoll
Hearat
Gompers
Hearst
Brouchas
George McManus
MAMAsPAT_ GOODDLEAMS
PAPAL
Pat
Papa
Cal
Napoleon
Clark
Galt
Irena
aWapper
Congress
Seth
John Grey
Mataria
Bond
Dow All Druggiste
Luke
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ayers Foncaholig Sarsapanitlas
Alamo National Bank
Texas
STATE BANK #& TRUST CO
Houston Street
W. T. McCampbell
J. B. Haile
Castle
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