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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1908
Page
1
A long group portrait shows K P Texan lodge delegates at a Republican convention. The image, four feet wide, features numerous members with plain individual pictures, set before the capitol. The gathering reportedly cost about four hundred dollars.
Baseball scores from American and National leagues are listed for St Louis Philadelphia New York Boston and other cities. A county Republican convention in this city endorsed Roosevelt Taft and named delegates and alternates to state and district conventions with C A Gray W H Nevill and others. Bowden Big Boll Cotton seed advertised by Rogers Woodward Roberts Co.
The county executive committee reports 3410 ballots cast with a 896 vote majority for Senator Bailey. Bailey declares he would accept the people’s verdict and seeks party unity, while noting no election at Sash and unreported results at Danner and Bantam boxes.
Washington May reports place the value of U S textile mill output at about 1 2 billion dollars including cotton wool silk and finished goods with linen excluded from the total. The annual dividends exceed 60 million dollars while the industry’s capital is around 31.8 billion. Oxford linen mills in Massachusetts introduce a new American process and linen products including surgical lint.
A severe storm in St Louis caused a washout on the Louisville and Nashville line near Belleville Illinois. Engineer Ward conductor Smith and a unnamed trainman perished when the wrecked engine trapped them in the flooded creek. The disaster followed a massive creak flood that inundated American Bottoms east of East St Louis.
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