Texans Back Bryan as Baltimore Progressive Leader
Texas delegates at the Baltimore convention pledge support to William Jennings Bryan against Parker for temporary chair, framing the fight as progressives versus reactionaries. They endorse tariff reform, initiative and referendum, and the rights of the many over the few, opposing trusts and protective tariffs. A Brenham National Hawk action supports agrarian modernization and local industry, signaling broader southern manufacturer collaboration.
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Texas
Baltimore
William Jennings Bryan
Parker
Marmont
Senaor Bailey
Farmin
Tosa
Tarman
Revo
Republican Party
Taf
Tree
Texas fruit and truck crops show vast expansion and profits
The article highlights Texas agriculture led by fruit and truck crops with Elberta peaches in East Texas and melons across the state. It notes cooperative marketing, 11,000 to 18,000 carloads shipped annually, and an estimated $50 million yearly value to growers. It covers apples, onions, potatoes, tomatoes, cabbage, and the impact of railroads, pest control, and farming cooperation on markets and prices.
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Texas
Arkansas
Manly Fell
International
Great Northern
Sunset Central Tines
Har- Finor
America
Express
Caddo Lake
Enet Texwy
St. Junie
Chien
New York
Browneville
Jaersonville
Hempstead
Comsanta Aney
Bermuda Island
Laredo
Asherton
San Benito
Mission
Harlingen
St. Louis
Union
Montague
Erath
Fannin
Grayson
Denton
Collin
Cooke
Panhandle
Llano Extacado
Plains Country
Brath- Montague
Pacos-Fort Davis
Pecos
Brewster
Jeff Davis
Plains
Lower Panhandle
Colorad
Wharton
Hanar Sfiy
Thor
Uie
East Texas
Brownaille
Corpus Christi
Roosevelts Plan to Secure What Washington Could Not
Fragmentary OCR suggests a cryptic note on Theodore Roosevelt and ambitions to surpass predecessors. Mentions steam rollers and autos as peaky when run by a new chaser, with phrases about what Washington would not have and what Grant could not get.
Not Raining Rain and Tar on New York Roads
Fragmentary lines describe rain imagery and roads in New York with references to Mrs Seymour Hornare and a motor method. The verse repeats phrases about rain, gum, glue, pitch and tar, noting roads becoming wet, slick, and obstructed as a city landscape deteriorates.
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Seymour Hornare
New York
Lion
Protection for Mississippi Valley plan to shield flood-prone regions
Galveston News urges Democrats at Baltimore to adopt a robust plan for protecting the Mississippi Valley. It argues levees alone fail and proposes upstream floodwater impounding near sources, costing an estimated 160 to 200 million dollars, a price worth preventing repeated devastation.
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Galveston
Baltimore
Mississippi
England
Germany
France
United States
Garden keeps Bucyrus man awake claim of cabbage burst
John Stabley of Bucyrus Ohio says his garden makes him a champion warden, yet a kicker. He complains cabbage grows so fast stalks burst, tomatoes grow tall enough to topple poles, jetuce lettuce becomes unworkable, and radishes flood yards breaking fences and drowning chickens.
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John Stabley
Bucyrus, O
Jetuce
Wireless distress calls and reckless college column mix
A fragmented report discusses Marconi and Titanic distress codes CQ and DM, plus a Berlin agreement overhaul on signal meanings. It then moves to campus controversy at the University of Nebraska and a provocative photo issue at a New York store, raising questions about decency and home industry.
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Mapasine
Guglielmo Marconi
Alain International Con
Ooo
Berlin
Asn
Wis
Faper Horvat
Ntaile
University of
Texas
New York
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Tenans
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Brenham
Texas Joliers
South
Lila Mr. Dupton
Fummoe
Amarita
Artifield
Catinn
Mississippi Valley
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