Democrats seek nonpolitician chair in Taft talks
Democrats from Maryland Kentucky North Carolina and Georgia urge Judge Taft to win their electoral votes while a group of business minded Democrats are invited to discuss a National chairman. Bryan favors avoiding politicians and choosing a man experienced in handling large affairs.
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Hot Springs
Queen Opposes Heath Gowas in Colonies Storm
Colonial authorities prepare a lavish reception as women wearing them are forbidden to enter the royal palace. The action underscores tensions between colonial powers and royal protocol.
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Royal Palace
Continental responses to American fleet cruise noted
Reports from London and Berlin discuss European views on the American fleet voyage to the Pacific. German outlets praise political aims while British editors condemn colonial spending. naval officials warn overextended Pacific bases and attack ranges.
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United States
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Marine Rundschau
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Pacific
York von Wartenburg
Count Waldersece
China
America
Campaigns Grow Warmer as County Races Near
The county race campaign heats up with strong public interest. A large crowd attended last night’s event at the court house, with many Bonham residents present. Stump speeches end Thursday night at the court house, Savoy hosts tonight’s events.
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Ctor
Bonham
Court House
Savoy
Fire destroys shed on Pat Henry property afternoon blaze
Firemen were called about six yesterday to a shed north of the car line on the Pat Henry property. The hull burned in moments and officials could not determine how the fire started.
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Pat Henry
Avery
Sunday church league opens with Baptists vs First Methodist
The Sunday schools and churches organize a baseball league with games on Saturdays at ten. The first match this afternoon features the Baptists against First Methodist at the pavilion. Baseball is described as a clean sport and the contests are expected to draw interest.
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First Methodist Church Ocoams
Barrett Family To Move To Anson In Jones County
W. TF Barrett and family are moving their household effects to Anson, Jones County, where they will reside. The community notes they are good people and lament the loss from the area.
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W. TF. Barrett
Anson
Jones County
Grape Wine Makers Advertise Free Juice Instructions
A brief ad from W. Bb Maloney of Oakland offers to provide grape juice and free instructions on how to make wine. Contact details included for interested readers.
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W. Bb
Maloney
Oakland
Alamo Guns Found While Digging For Skyscraper
At the corner of Houston Street and Alamo Plaza workers uncovered large cast iron cannons while digging a building foundation for a skyscraper. The relics are believed to be the old Alamo guns buried by Texans years ago and may be mounted at the Alamo. Bales of cotton on the streets fetched a good price today.
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Houston Street
Alamo Plaza
Alamo
Heavy Seas Claim Lives on Yacht Gabriel Voyage
Reports state the yacht Gabriel sank en route from Manila to Corregidor with up to twenty nine dead. Panic spread as heavy seas shattered the launch planking and life belts proved rotten. Few women and children survived. The Ladies Aid of the First Christian church plans a fried lunch on July 25 at the Thompson Abernathy building.
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Gabriel
Nila
Corregidor Island
Christian Church
Thompson-Abernathy
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