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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1916
Page
1
United Press reports Justice Hughes said he had no statement in contemplation today. The remark followed claims by Lauein Bonheur, a New York Mason, that without a public declaration he would be viewed as a candidate aligned with the German American Alliance.
Louis Brandeis became the first Jewish member of the U S Supreme Court, sworn in by Chief Justice White in a ceremony attended by justices and Congress members. He took the oath in the Supreme Court chamber, pledging faithful discharge of duties regardless of wealth.
Anthrax or charbon is a contagious disease affecting humans and animals. The chaos describes forms in cattle, spores surviving years, difficult to destroy, and misdiagnoses with Texas fever, blackleg, malignant edema, pasture poisoning, and hydrophobia.
Philadelphia reports doctors at Biberry farms tubercular ward battling to save eleven patients poisoned by fellow inmate David Friedman who allegedly gave toxic drinks mixed with epsom salts, following the death of John Rosakoff, with Friedman in solitary confinement.
Berlin reports Adolf von Batocki, Germanys food dictator, told United Press the population must not eat any meat for the next eight weeks. He warned the meat shortage may last three months as lean cattle from last years poor harvest require fattening.
Eight Texas regulars were seated as contesting delegates withdrew to seek harmony. The group includes F. McGregor Houten Pat Vaer Paris Eugene Marshall Dallas W Johnson Graham R Harvin Angleton M McDonald Fort Worth L McDowell Del Rio R Legatte Denison. The Progressive committee met as George Perkins stated they seek peace but won’t pay too high a price. some interpret this as Hughes being unacceptable.
United Press reports Frank Hitchcock claims Hughes will be nominated on the first ballot if inevitable. The Roosevelt boom wanes as Hughes gains steam. British vessel Warsprite returns from a major sea action disabled, challenging German claims of loss.
A late Sunday windstorm swept Northwest Texas and adjacent Oklahoma Territory causing damage. Haskell saw shanties razed and a Negro girl killed. Berlin mocked England after a sea victory remark. Wires were down and the Wichita Falls market faced limited cane shipments.
Copenhagen reports describe heavy German losses in a sea engagement that crushed hopes of hundreds of British families with members in the fight. The admiralty cites German losses at about 113 000 tons, near British losses, with differing German admissions including the Westfalen, Derfalinger, Lutzow, a light cruiser, three destroyers, and one submarine sunk.
Two batteries of the Third Field Artillery have arrived in Laredo Texas to replace Battery E Sixth Field Artillery now moving toward Douglas Arizona to rejoin its regiment.
Captain Love of the United States regular army will depart tomorrow to inspect the Texas militia gathered at Big Bend area in Austin Texas. The visit aims to review training readiness and coordination with local forces. Captain Love will assess drills and equipage during the inspection.
The Texas insurance commissioner continued the hearing on a 33 percent rate increase sought by fire insurance companies. The discussion centered on the current policy forms and the impact of higher rates on policyholders.
Crystal Ice Cream is delivered daily and can be purchased at Claypool's store, offering fresh frozen treats for customers.
Mrs. Leif Evans hosted a faculty and Senior Class gathering at the Evans home after commencement exercises last Friday. An Auf Wiedersehen musicale featured Bonham and guests Mary Kennedy, Durant Mou, and Misses Carleton and Cream. Mrs Geber and Mrs Allen provided vocal numbers with Ben Halse and Mary Alice Pritchett praised for their performances. The program wrapped with a cheerful Rah Rah as guests departed.
Washington June 5 The President began drafting his reply to Carranga's latest withdrawal demand today. It may be ready for Cabinet consideration tomorrow. It is expected to explain why American war continues and outline next steps.
A called meeting of the executive committee of the Board of Trade will be held at 9 o'clock in the morning at the Fannin County National Bank. President H. L. Redpers presiding.
June 5 report outlines a practice cruise for midsipmen along the Atlantic coast. The squadron departs Annapolis June 5 and sails to Culebra arriving June 12 then to Guantanamo June 21 and Provincetown July 18 where it bases.
Ira Lewis from northwest of the city brought a wagon load of timber wolf cubs to town for public display in front of the Queen Theatre. The pups, caught about a week ago, drew attention as locals feared they would grow into dangerous wolves. complaints spread about wolves along Caney Creek and the Bonham area.
Weatherford based Prof. Austin Taylor of Weatherford Vese will lead daily song revival at Church of Christ on Wet Thod Street this week at ? o'clock. All are invited to attend church services and bring children to sing practice.
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