To A Southern Gentleman in Loving Remembrance
A reader reviews a pamphlet by H. G. Askew of Austin honoring comrades in arms of the Last Cause. It notes Askew’s repeated brigade commander elections and his service as auditor for the Texas Railroad Commission. The piece recalls his wartime Bonham posting and a discharge letter from Henry E. McCulloch. Also remarks on Russian and Austrian movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Askew
Austin
Mr. Askew
Askew
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas
Prizefighter Records Eighteen Knockouts Seen
The sports pages note the prizefighter has eighteen knockout wins in his record. The remark adds a tongue in cheek line about preferring to know his cotton picking capacity in a day.
Democrats Consider Address Instead of Party Convention
The speaker suggests the Democratic strategy could have been a national address naming Wilson and Marshall, avoiding the costs and effort of a formal convention. The remark reflects debate over party unity and the best path to present a platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Marshall
Politicians Favor Primaries or Conventions Over Costs
The piece argues that politicians prefer conventions over primaries due to expense, while noting critics who want direct voter influence and accountability. It suggests public debate about what citizens really want beyond party rituals.
Public notices and light vignettes mix at Dallas area papers
A collage of editorial quips and household anecdotes moves through mentions of squirts and con federate letters. The prose touches on public figures Cyclone Davis and Representative Tillman, plus a parent’s kitchen drama recounted by Claude Callan from Ft. Worth Star Telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vestro
Claude Callan
Ft. Worth
Sinn Fein Origin and Irish Nationalist Vision
The Irish rebellion of 1916 is traced to a literary rooted movement beginning with the United Irishman in 1899 later renamed Sinn Fein. Arthur Griffith built a nationalist press, shaping a party focused on Gaelic revival, Irish industry, and self help. The group sought cultural and economic revival, resisting parliamentary path and Redmond nationalism, drawing youth away from the old Westminster alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Review of Reviews
United Irishman
Arthur Griffith
Edward VII
Dublin
Dublin Corporation
New Party
George Moore
Edward
Edward Martyn
Sine Fein
Sinn Fein
Friedrich List
Westminster
Seumas MacMann
Lin Fein
Parliamertors Party
Redmond
Old Standard Grove Tonic Promises Health Benefits
The tonic markets itself as equally valuable as a General Tonic. It boasts quinine and iron for liver action malaria relief blood enrichment and system revitalization. Available for 50 cents.
Court of Appeals Dismisses New Trial for C C Quill
The Court of Criminal Appeals denied a rehearing in the case of C C Quill from Tra county. Quill, once chief executive, was convicted of misapplication of public funds and sentenced to seven years in the penitentiary. The high court’s affirmation was unanimous and a mandate will issue Monday. Eight other cases are pending against Quill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Doan of Criminal Appeals
C. C. Quilln
Tra
Tookhheepe
State Comptroller’s Office
Quilin
Greatly Benefitted by Chamberlain's Liniment
Mrs. Florence Shie of Wabash Indiana reports using Chamberlain's Liniment for sprains bruises and rheumatic pains and says it gave great relief. She recommends it highly and notes its prompt relief for rheumatic pain. Obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Florence Shie
Wabash
Ind
Chamberlan
Mrs J T Stevens Buried After Sudden Illness
Mrs J T Stevens dies near Randolph after a serious illness noted recently in Favorite. She is survived by husband J T Stevens and five sons Arthur Ben Joe Lee and Edgar with two others, all of Leonard Randolph Hugo Okla. Burial followed at Randolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Stevens
Randolph
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
A persuasive notice touts Chamberlain's remedy as thoroughly reliable for colic cholera and diarrhoea, urging families to keep it on hand especially in summer and promising easy access and proven effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Elks Officers Visit Bonham Enjoys Square and Lodge
J. H. Lang a state Elks official and his secretary Dr. Henry P. Alberts traveled to Denison and praised Bonham for its attractive square. They found the local Elks lodge in excellent condition and were greatly pleased with the visit and surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Lang
The
Elks
Denison
Henry P. Alberts
Bonham
Elks Lodge
Local Notice Fragment Reveals Unclear Details
An OCR snippet shows scattered words and names with unclear context. Readable items include partial phrases like AP You and cheering bits. The fragment lacks a coherent event, date, or identifiable entities to summarize.
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Bonham Daily Favorite
Favorite Printing Company
W. S. Spotts, C. R. Inglish
Bonham, Texas
Ers
Bunham
Corsicana
Cyclone Davis
Tillman
Davis
Cyclone
Congress
God Save the
Denison Herald
Ellis
Crown Bottling Co
Bonham Fuel Co
J. W. Mitchell
Mgr
R. D. Owens
South Matin Street
Dee. N
Grove
Court OF Appeals
C. C. Quill
Stevens
Simmons
S. E
Pitang Hall
Site Hotel
A. Dunn
E Dodson
Lyae
Az Axel
Alemel
Wal
Dodson
Mi Dodson
Otter Veal
Ada
RAT Ua
Cool
Colorado
Auman Repair Shop of
America
Ft. W
D.C Ry
Denver Road
Boulder
Ascrit
W. F. Sterley
Fort Worth
Tex
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