Bad Boy Willie Surprises Leaders Over Railroad Campaign
The Light praises its staff plan to send representatives across the country by automobile routes from San Antonio to Brownsville to bolster the railroad project. It credits Hearst style critics like William Randolph Hearst and faulted figures for remarks on standards of oil interests, while urging local support for the railroad and San Antonio’s growth.
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Mesars
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Taft
Wile
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Sato
Ao Naughty Corporation
Brother Haskell
Nighty
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Monatt
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the Light
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San Antonio
Brownsville
Kdght
Light
Broirasvilles
Justice to Veterans in Texas Row Sparks Delicate Debate
The Light expresses respect for Confederate veterans while lamenting their involvement in partisan bickering in Texas. Dispatches from Austin note the Confederate veterans of that city have again made protest at page.
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Texas
Austin
Vethrang
Public school issues and veteran influence in Texas politics
The Salt Lake Light discusses textbook protests over figures like James G Blaise and William McKinley in public schools. It notes veteran influence in politics, a visit by Confederate veteran John N Simpson, and the broader push to avoid partisan texts while promoting regional development such as the Houston to Broivasville railroad and the Greater San Antonio project.
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Thordin
James C. Bisbe
Willian McKinley
U.S. Grant
James Russell Lowell
South
Confederacy
James G. Blaize
William McKitley
John N. Simpson
Austin
Lesdera
Hirt. Simpson
Ita
Mr. Simpson
Light
Simpson
Houston
Ben
Greater
San Antonio
Asquith accused for not halting religious procession
Providence Journal remarks on Mr. Asquith amid protests by Protestant Alliance against a Roman Catholic ritual procession in London. It argues rioting would reflect bigotry not the peaceful participants and questions the politician’s ethical and political judgment.
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Providence Journal
Asquith
London
Roosevelt misquote sparks debate on succession
New Haven Register notes a reported Roosevelt remark claiming his main current aim is to elect Mr Taft, then end his presidency. The piece questions the timing and propriety of such a statement amid his demanding duties and upcoming November election.
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New Haven Register
Roosevelt
United States
Taft
Mantha
Raosevalt
Make Good Citizens In Schools For 800000 Children
The notice urges schools to teach 800000 attending children to value citizenship. It emphasizes timely instruction, responsible conduct, and respect for community norms as essential outcomes of education.
Sleep as Habit Not Necessity in Modern Life
A fragmentary essay argues sleep is a cultural habit, not a necessity. It suggests humans sleep less with more artificial light and night activities, noting urban dwellers stay up late yet may not be healthier than rural early sleepers.
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Tiler City
We Are Becoming The Most Governed People In The World
President J M Dickinson of the American Bar Association argues that governments are expanding bureaucratic reach across state and national levels. He warns that increasing commissions and broad laws threaten constitutional limits and court access, urging accountability and cautious impeachment as checks.
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J. M. Dickinson
The
American Bar Association
Department of Public
Laborer Budget for Freight Rate Increase
President Miller of the Chicago and Eastern Min railroad argues for higher freight rates to fund railroad costs. He claims the proposed increase would raise prices by less than a cent per pair of shoes or suit, and that laborers can afford this to maintain high wages and national prosperity.
The Corporation Is Here to Stay
Judge Peter 5 presents a sweeping defense of corporate influence, claiming corporations control a large share of U S property and bread and butter for many citizens. He argues corporate reconstruction would invite investment and shape the country’s future.
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Peter 5
Gross Cop
United States Circuit Court
San Antonio News From 21 Years Ago Aged Citizen Dies
Victor Muviler aged 72 San Antonio's oldest citizens died last night He was a member of St Josephs sanctuary The Belknap Rifles met to arrange a minstrel show for the end of his tenth Kerrville’s Charles Schreiner in town planning tow barbeds for Kerrville next Thursday A freight train wreck on the Atlantic Pass railway delayed passenger service yesterday
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Feavedo
Victor Muviler
San Antonio
St. Joseph's Snclary
Attarnion
Arantias Pass
Bageenger
Belknap Rifles
Charles Schreiner
Kerrville
Kerrvilla
Lodge Meetings Tonight Across City Halls
Numerous fraternal and labor gatherings listed for tonight across San Antonio and nearby halls. Lodges include No. 9 ALO U U Murratte Harmonia No. 1 0 Dy H. 8 Hermann Sans hall and others. Union meetings and Trades Council sessions noted for evening time.
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San Antonis Lodge
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Trades Council, Tradex
That Was His Trouble
A distracted best man notices a gloomy wedding guest wandering apart from the celebration. He approaches with a cautious, stilted exchange seeking to comfort the man who appears to have lost a friend and feels out of place at the gathering.
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Everybody’s Magazine
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historical notes list several figures with names and brief descriptors including Michael LiL emperor of Constantinople and Francois Achile Buzaine former marshal of France. scattered items mention birthplace death and surrender dates with minimal context. astronomical events follow with sunrise, moon phase and time details.
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Ikise
Wer
Michael Lil
Constantinople
Siumuel Butler
Anthor
Tom Marshadd
Wil—Monterry
Mesteo
Americw
Francois Achile Buzaine
France
Madrid
Beauty and Bad Breath Warned Against In Women
An article argues that bad breath ruins appeal for women, noting men and even women shun the affected individual. It promotes charcoal remedies and cites pharmacist claims, ending with a note about a funeral and a social event cancellation.
Peruna Advertisements Claim Health Gains Across Readers
A scattered collection of testimonial notes from Union City and other towns extols Peruna for improving health in seniors. Writers aged seventy to seventy-three report renewed energy, relief from stomach and chest ailments, and feeling ten years younger after months of use.
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Pheena
No Error Herbert and his mother's tale of belief
Herbert told stories of what he saw and his mother urged him to pray for forgiveness. Soon she returned and claimed the gold had a right to exist, insisting it was real and divine.
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Ron
Tui Ax
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