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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1916
Page
4
Report from London says five Austrian armies were forced back by Russian advances toward Lemberg. Daily Austrian losses were reported at 200000 with claims that about 50000 Austrians were captured.
Chicago reports anticipate nominations today in both the Progressive and regular conventions. Conservatives fear radicals will push Roosevelt’s immediate nomination while Hughes backers seek a decisive showdown. After the first ballot about 100 favorite son delegates may be freed, prompting a scramble among surviving boomers. A free conference is urged between regulars and progressives.
In Chicago the Republican convention saw Roosevelt urged by Maryland's Weinberg to address the gathering as Hughes is nominated by Whitman for president. Root and Weeks were later set for nomination while Burton and Fairbanks speeches followed amid raucous demonstrations and terrace eruptions.
The dates for candidate speaking engagements are given for the second and third weeks. In the second week Batley is set for June 12 Randolph for June 13 Grove Hill June 13 Leonard June 13 Delba June 13 Nobility June 17. The third week includes Honey Grove June 19 Windom June 29 Dodd City June 21 Ector June 22 Savoy June 23 and Orangeville June 24.
Prof D F Eagleton died at his home in Sherman after a period of illness. A respected educator, he lived in Ladonia for years with his father a noted minister. He taught at Fannin College and served long with Austin College, leaving a strong Christian and educational legacy in Texas.
Mia, Geo, and Myers star in a stylish display as they wear well white hats, shaping a striking scene.
About thirty Boys' Corn Club members from Fannin County and around ninety Girls' Can ning Club members gathered in Bonham. They were welcomed at the Elks Club by C. A. Wheeler and heard speeches from Miss Shackelford of the A and I College and Mr. Gentry before touring the city by auto. A district dinner followed at the Pass He Iding, prepared by the First Christian church ladies, with girls served first. The event was coordinated by M r Huffaker with A. S. Van Kirk leading the boys, and plans include a performance by the Municipal Band at Simpson Park.
Mrs. Thursey Caroline McRae Bishop, born September 13 1842 in Mississippi, died June 6. She came to Texas with her husband E. E. Bishop in 1853 and settled near Elwood. Survived by sister Mrs. Darnell and eight children. one son Frank died in 1900. She joined Missionary Baptist church in 1875 and was revered as a devout mother.
A clearance event offers one hundred white dresses for girls sized 1-4 and 1-3 off the original price at M C Spivy. Shop early for best selection and savings on children’s apparel.
Fragmentary text shows a person seated and refusing to make a statement amid a motion or hearing. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable.
Sherman Texas June 9 Mrs I P Gathright wife of a local businessman confessed to Sheriff Simmons that she poured concentrated lye on her sleeping husband's face last night. The assault blinded him and scarred his features as she admitted she did it to deter other women.
London reports a wave of frugality as aristocrats quit lavish habits and common workers cut daily costs. A duchess gives up three cars and a second townhouse while a viscountess avoids new dresses. Each anecdote shows tightened spending across society.
Mrs Tom Barnett of Ravenna is reported to be doing nicely today after a recent operation at Allen Memorial Hospital.
A vivid characterization of editors as multimillionaires without money and powerful leaders without power, who create and shape society through journalism. The piece portrays editors as teachers, preachers, and healers who publish truths and aid the needy while sacrificing themselves for the public good.
Local notice urges readers to visit for ed cane cotton seed and reliable planting advice. The message emphasizes obtaining the right seed for cotton crops and implies knowledgeable support from the seller.
Dem N M June 9 Francisca peat to Juan Sanchez Villistas executed by hanging here today for participation in the Columbus card. They appeared unconcerned. i4S and $4.00 White and Button Oxfords and Monday Shas a be.
United Press reports Senator Borah of Idaho received a tremendous ovation as he entered the Progressive convention and spoke. The Progressives kept their conference committee intact but undecided about its future actions as platform debate loomed and rumors swirled about Roosevelt’s potential nomination.
Paris reports German forces broke into a French trench in the Caillette woods while elsewhere they were repulsed with heavy losses. The brief dispatch notes active combat and rising cost in casualties.
A compact notice promotes Buick service offerings with emphasis on pickup and return, mentioning a highway route and contact details for arranging car service. The message highlights convenience and prompt availability.
Lenore Ulrich headlines a Paramount program feature at the Queen theater Monday. The film depicts a Spanish maid's burning love for an American amid intense passion and conflict, praised for strong action and vivid daily life scenes in a setting of romance and exotic intensity.
The Board of Trade will hold its regular meeting tonight at Rand. Members and nonmembers are urged to attend to hear matters of interest and importance.
A large Woodmen of the World procession reached Denison from Farmey Harris. Harris, weighing 535 pounds, rode in a shaved shop and mingled with about 5ea attendees as part of the event.
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