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Newspaper
San Antonio Sunday Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1903
Page
4
The piece argues Roosevelt and Hanna stand with Wood, denying rifts with the President or party. It notes Roosevelt backed Wood’s promotion, Hanna aims to defeat Wood’s nomination, and asserts no real breach among leaders. It mentions health figures and urban mortality trends as context.
Disjointed OCR like text discusses Judge Parker, Grover, and a bankruptcy action. Mentions property in the city, 10 000 HM, followers responding, a road from Zion, and power of attorney over Santo Domingo with oil fields in Texas. References to Ho herty and real estate without clear facts. The fragmentary items suggest pending legal and property issues but lack coherent details.
The piece argues Panama’s 20th century move toward local self rule mirrors historic autonomy within New Granada and Colombia. It dismisses parallels to 1861 secession and questions Roosevelt’s stance, noting revolutions shape government power and that Panama’s action centers on internal governance with a treaty exception.
The article defends General Wood against criticism of his stance on Cuban affairs, arguing his command and governance were steadier than his predecessor's. It notes accusations tied to postal control upheavals and remarks on presidential behavior. It asserts Wood’s strong, commendable record and contrasts past Colorado turmoil with current peace under the new governor.
Chicago offers 100000 for the Republican convention while New Orleans bids 300000. The Panama canal treaty is signed and delivered to the United States. Kentucky feud tensions rise after Breathitt county troops withdraw and a forgery claim surfaces. An attempt on Judge Hargis’s life could ignite renewed unrest. Roosevelt and Hanna feuding distracts from home concerns. Canada resists Britain defense funds, while Britain and its dominions discuss naval protection and loyalty.
A report notes another walking delegate’s troubles and a general sense that labor hosts would benefit from dismissals. It also mentions cotton manufacturers needing to curtail output or raise prices to survive. Mrs. Dowie and her son enjoy the south of France, untroubled by the Prophet’s Illinois troubles, as they tour Paris and Europe while heading toward Australia, with future moves undisclosed.
The article notes the chamber's affirmative vote toward authorizing a vice president for Mexico and discusses a proposal to extend presidential terms to six or eight years. It suggests the United States could engage without harm. Mentions Pennsylvania miners traveling to Texas and hopes for smooth industrial integration as Texas welcomes workers. Also references Colombia's government awareness.
Prince Otto of Windisch Graetz and his wife Princess Elizabeth Marie face a dramatic affair in Prague where the princess is said to have shot a young actress after a rendezvous with the prince. The 20 year old princess, granddaughter of Austria's emperor and Belgian king on her mother’s side, renounced her succession rights for love. The act occurred at the prince’s estate palace in Prague. The actress was wounded but not fatally. the princess swooned. Otto, 80, is a former lieutenant in the Uhlans. The emperor had consented to the marriage, giving the bride vast securities and posts after renunciation. The princess is linked to Crown Prince Rudolf's tragic death.
In Brooklyn a man Lester C Fitzgerald and his wife were found dead in a Hotel Galavan room. Each was shot, the man across the woman’s body. A theatre worker in an adjoining room said she saw the man shoot the woman then himself after hearing a quarrel through a keyhole. Fitzgerald was a glass manufacturer with NY office. the couple had married six months ago to reconcile and the tragedy followed.
Chauncey B. Brewster of Connecticut denounces Boston’s rich men profiting from southern mill child labor. He warns they will face a day of reckoning as divine censure falls on money earned from the exploitation of impoverished girls deprived of air and sunshine.
In Chicago Illinois Dee ThA the Aliday gift totals 26000 dollars raised for the Eight anniversary celebration of the Stry Methodist Episcopal church. The debt on the parsonage was cleared for 11000 dollars and 15000 dollars was given to the general church debt paying fund and for Wesley Hospital.
Joseph Ray Buchanan a Denver Chicago editor and long time reform activist is profiled in The Story of a Labor Agitator. The auto biographical work covers 1878 to 1888 the pivotal decade in American labor history detailing strikes Knights of Labor unions and AFL evolution.
The document outlines the district or county attorney's duty to present information against officers for neglect of duty and to inform the grand jury of violations not brought by information. It notes a provision for removing officers who willfully neglect duty and comments that gaming laws are openly violated year round in the county and city, asking what will be done.
Courteous treatment and high grade goods draw visitors to Henry Horkf’s at Alamo Plaza and Crockett. The note invites a pleasant sensory visit emphasizing quality service and a friendly atmosphere.
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