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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
6
A column argues socialism as a concept, noting its links to inequality while praising individual thrift and democracy. It contends that organized effort can help all reap fruits of labor, yet rejects utopian socialist aims as contrary to human nature and manhood.
Railroads rely on land men to promote colonization and industrial growth across the state. An anti pass law may curtail transportation, forcing reorganization or cuts to these key departments. Balancing eminent domain with equal public service and free contracts remains a central issue in railroad policy.
A political and moral diatribe questions honesty in business and government. It describes a Mexico exposition organized by Octaviano B. Cabrera and Adelberto M. Vazquez, detailing import rules for cattle and goods, consular certificates, six months display, and duties if sold.
The passage argues railroad ownership as a business expediency will injure the press, railroads, and the state, stating time will reveal harm. It urges maximum activity in industrial life in Texas while warning against unnecessary restrictions that would affect the press and transportation sectors.
The Citizens' Alliance president in Houston argues against limiting boys by unions or other groups. He urges exposing boys to trade training and opposes any restriction that hinders their opportunity to learn a craft. The call emphasizes encouragement over hindrance to develop skilled workers.
The Central Agricultural and Industrial Exposition of San Luis Potosi outlines a gala event September 15 to 25 in a new mammoth building. Exhibits are divided into seven classes including Manufactures and Liberal Arts, Agriculture, Machinery, Arts, Mines, Aliment ary Products, and Education. The association has secured government concessions for imports and will have government cooperation with no smart duties on exhibits. Railroads entering. San Luis.
Ambassador Bryce lauds Oklahoma's constitution as a strong basic law noting more cannot be added. Four hundred forty six entries are listed for the grand American handicap at the Chicago Gun Club with top shooters from U.S. and Canada. Municipal playground advocates plan a Chicago meeting with many public figures to speak. Former President Cleveland will address the Bayard statue ceremony in Wilmington, Del. Bayard served as secretary of state and U.S. ambassador to Britain.
Nicaragua demands about half the lands granted to Honduras as indemnity for Spain’s war expenses. If Nicaragua persists, the other Central American states may unite with Honduras against her, signaling a regional clash.
The government, after the dissolution of the Douma, deploys troops across the city and at all rail stations. Commands are to fire and not parley at any outbreak of troops. Bloodshed seems imminent.
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