Decreasing Vote Shapes 24th District Senate Race
The piece analyzes a long contested 24th district senatorial race amid historic off year voting patterns. It notes prior elections in 1902 1904 and 1906 showing Democratic declines and Republican gains alongside changes in district boundaries and the death of Senator Green. It argues Democratic losses threaten future majorities and calls San Antonio wealthy interests to organize a railroad venture as a rallying point.
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Theodore Harvis
Medina County
Marshall Hicks
Robert B. Green
Ibnevesenry
Jaanes
Jacal Jannes
Damocrate
Stloval
Lkely
Thi
Parker
Batz
Roosevelt
Démocratia
Ratz
Congress
Slayden
Hicks
Green
Real
Mr. Onion
San Antonio
Fie
Glimpse of shakeup at Republican National Committee
The report notes that Hitchvock remains chairman though authority appears greatly reduced. Some older statesmen are maneuvering, with hints of a major contender emerging in the proceedings.
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Bvergvody
Hitchvock
Republican National Committee
Haskell's bad break and roosevelt remarks jar national politics
Editorial notes Haskell loses footing with vulgar remarks about Roosevelt calling him rascal and fourflusher. Public unease grows as the president’s motives appear sincere and Haskell’s conduct harms his party. Resignation from national treasurer post noted amid broader political questions. Also comments on anti pass law savings, Houston street excavations, and San Antonio water growth.
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Roosevelt
Haskell
Billingsgate
Foraker
Roosavelt
New York Democrats Nominate L S Ghanier for Governor
The Washington Post reports New York Democrats chose Lewis Stuyvesant Gouverneur Ghanier as their gubernatorial nominee, praising his character and integrity. Republicans lack a moral weapon they could use against him, while Hughes-era critics fear factional divisions in a split nomination.
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Washington Post
Democrats of
New York
Lewis Stuyversant Ghanier
Gov. Hughes
Hughes
Iere Ean Jenders
Iit
Wim Teprauanh
Reflections Of A Bachelor
A New York preface fragment contrasts social morals and police influence with personal charisma and wealth. It notes the importance of showing interest in a partner and hints at how money expands a family’s options, ending with a snide remark about politics.
Pointed Paragraphs from Chicago News
A collection of clipped opinions and aphorisms on social traits and self perception. The passages critique ambition equality and self confidence with wit, noting the ease of slipping into lower social strata and warning against vanity. Mosquitoes are described as more bloodthirsty than humans in a satirical aside.
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Chicago News
Criticiain
Suchess
Huetler
Taonay
Awoman
Voice of the American People Spoken on a Crowded Boat
An account of a New York to Atlantic Highlands boat trip where an affluent group blocks a laborer and his wife. A quiet, determined man steps forward and proclaims that the crowd’s arrogance ends, proving the voice of the American people has spoken and the disturbance stops.
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New York
Atlantia Highlands
Tyro
Whatazar
Tariff Revision Linked to Prospects for Prosperity
Treasury official Charles HM Treat argues prosperity hinges on tariff revision and presidential election timing. He predicts a fuller economic recovery once tariff schedules are adjusted and confidence returns, enabling a resumption of normal business activity as monetary resources improve.
Sept 27 In History and Astronomical Notes
Fragmented historical items and astronomical references list events and figures. Mentions Samuel Adama, 1803 dating, a road opening for passenger traffic, horses drawing cats, and celestial notes including Bonsela rising and Morebry visible low west after sunset.
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Samuel Adama
Patelat
Neaated
Hornaa
Bonsela
Peta
Morebry
Mum Ut
San Antonio 21 Years Ago Story Potpourri
The Light of Sept 26, 1387 notes Sherrie Lewis informed of a death in San Antonio. The Italian colony planned Columbus anniversary events. District Attorney Paschal urged testing county pay use for a courthouse via legal action. A christening occurred at Albert Ludwig’s Live Oak Street home. A streetcar on Government TJM line ran away with no injuries. A party at Mrs. English’s Golbat Street home celebrated Mr. Stapp’s return.
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Sherrie Lewis
Bersheey
San Anironio
Columbus
Paschal
Albert Ludwig
Live Quk Street
Mr. Ludwig
Emil Beyer
TJM
English
Goltat Street
Stapp
Is Hopkins' Bayings and the Laughing Umbrella
The piece presents fragmented satire and social jests about modern life and fashion. It notes quirks of urban crowds, attire, and peopled scenes with humorous asides and mock philosophizing. The tone mimics a light magazine column from an earlier era.
Fragmentary OCR Mystery Quote From Late Baltimore Edition
A garbled OCR text fragment shows a lawyer bluffing about bik practice and a tense exchange within a group. The readable bits reference a case at home and taek detail, with scattered names and phrases. The passage lacks coherent context or identifiable individuals.
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Eltimore Americin
Torreon tale shows Chi nese influence and local finance
In Torreon Mexico a well informed local recalls the foreign colony and a Chinese influence on business. Foon Chuck explains his rapid success, owning farms hotels and rail sites while a Chinese bank and dragon flag symbolize national ties. A recruitment notice ends the excerpt.
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Torreon
Mexico
Bfe
Chuck
Lekwern
Munclova
Wiera
Chir Tose Caplin Af
Nazaw
Victor
le Smelter
Foon
China
Confucius
Font
Ope
Poor
Tor Teen
Staton
Jaimdry
Nore
Iat
Mexa
Chivanan
Dent
Foo
Cleeker
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