Turbulent times and storms spark a July news mix
Senator Horace Camron spoke two hours at Cameron for his first post appointment address praising the Democratic platform from San Antonio. A deadly Kanawa Michigan rail wreck in West Virginia killed many and severed a man’s head while a Baton Rouge cyclone freed prisoners and tore the penitentiary. The Baxxer calls for an extra legislature session, and Henry Hani, ex-governor and diplomat, dies in Bangor on July 4. The Great Southern Exposition plan in Raleigh draws Northern settlers to mass meeting. The Southern Cadets clash with negroes in Indianapolis. the International and Great Northern free pass probe may cut costs for Texas roads. The weather service is reassigned to the agricultural bureau. politics prompt Uncle Jerry Rusk’s reaction.
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Washington County leads at Lampasas Horticulture Fair
At the 11th Texas Horticulturists meeting in Lampasas Washington County earned 25 first premiums from 27 entries. Wm Watson's Rose Dale Nurseries dominated best display of fruits and multiple varieties, while J M Howell was elected president and D H Watson reappointed secretary. Next meeting set for Dallas.
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Watson
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Kirkpatrick
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Sieekeese
Rosedale Nursery
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Rosedale Nurseries
Express rate fix planned by railroad commission
The railroad commission will set express rates for Express companies on the 15th. Public reaction is hopeful as residents have borne high charges for service. Supporters cite Gov. Hogg as steadfast, while unrelated remarks reference a proverb about money.
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Houston Post
Mills touted for speakership amid Western democracy clash
Washington dispatch highlights R. Mills as a bold leader for the Western platform over conservative democracy. The article praises his honesty and courage, noting his readiness to champion pure democracy and disparaging opponents.
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Hon
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Austin Statesman
Washington Dispatch
Four murderers in New York to be electrocuted
A jumble of items notes four New York murderers Slocum Smiler Wood and Jugin awaiting execution by electric chair at Sing Sing early Monday morning. Other items touch the Kaiser visit London and political shifts across the globe.
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Texas Scene Highlights From San Antonio to Dallas
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