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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1908
Page
3
A humorous local piece satirizes political clubs in Indiana and Cincinnati. It imagines tall Fairbanks supporters drinking buttermilk, Taft boosters with bulky members, and various groups pledging to back their chosen candidates Cannon Cortelyou Knoxy and others, ending with a jab at private boomlet deals.
Kipling warned that wealth as an end corrupts life and power. He urged students to study the man who rejects money as a sole aim, noting wealth can dominate unless one aims higher. He implied true strength lies in pursuing nobler purposes beyond riches.
F D Coburn extols Kansas hog production, praising the state as a corn orchard with alfalfa and high quality swine. His piece cites a January 1907 U S report showing Kansas hogs outpacing others in per capita value and notes regional beef and business activity in Tampico and San Antonio.
The line proclaims admiration for men who stand upright and refuse to stoop, reflecting a moral standard celebrated in the Gazette’s voice for strong character and integrity.
Brownsville R B Creager receives extradited prisoner Gabriel Morales charged with murder of Inspector Gregorio Duffey and held with Juan Moralies as the case proceeds in Texas. Morales faces transfer responsibilities in Brownsville court actions.
New York ex secretary Shaw formally opens political headquarters in New York and actively works to secure delegates for the Republican convention. Rio Janeiro battleships depart port bound for Punta Arenas in the Straits of Magellan. Washington consul reports insurgents gaining ground in the Hatlen revolution threatening the capital.
A Harrisburg law fixing passenger fares at two cents per mile was declared unconstitutional, signaling a setback for the transportation regulation. The ruling challenges state controls and impacts pricing for riders and carriers.
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