Giddings Emerges as Governor Candidate Debate
The text discusses Col. D. C. Giddings as a rising gubernatorial figure rejected by some as overreaching. It notes railroads, suffrage, and several candidates including Ross Swain and Martin, urging uninstructed delegates to choose a truly capable Texas leader.
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Giddings
Ross
Swain
Martin
Giddings Candidacy disputed by Waco Examiner editorials
The text accuses the Waco Examiner of misrepresenting Col. Giddings in supporting Gen. Ross and misclaiming his ties to the Galveston Wharf and national banks. It asserts Giddings opposed the Blair bill and preferred private enterprise, saying he was nominated against his will by friends and that locals should decide the governor race.
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Marion Marie
Gen. Ross
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Martin
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Comme
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Daily Press of Texas
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Giddings
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Galveston
Dallas
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Atlantic Seaboard
Tors
Dallas News
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Galveston News
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Gol. Giddings
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Mr. Giddings
C. D. Graham
Niagara
Rockdale
Milla
Congress
Swatna
Judge Moore
Fayette County
Wells Thompson
Columbia
Eighth
Tennett
Tux
Swan
Gorvernor
Machine Politica
Brenham to Cuero rail line eyed as key link to Waco
The San Antonio and Aransas Pass railway plans surveying from Cuero to Brenham and then toward Waco, with a proposed line through Lavaca Fayette Lee Milam and Falls counties. Brenham offers a busy cotton trade hub potential and hosts mills gins and a large compress. Proponents argue the route would lower freight costs, boost exports, and create a prosperous stretch for a new extension toward Aransas Pass.
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Col. Flint
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Kennedy Junction
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Cucro
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Brazxas Valley
International Railway
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Cuero
Giddings
Hilinger
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Cucero
Sherman Burglars and 1881 Texas News Reel
Burglary activity noted in Sherman with broader Texas items including open normal schools at Palestine and Orange, a planned twenty lonite factory for Sherman, deaths of Dr W J Burt and George White, Rabbi Voorsanger resignations, Galveston excursion by 2000 travelers, summer normal schools opening, Temple brass band hire, and various local incidents and rail dealings across Fort Worth Dallas Temple and Marshall.
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Colored Normal Schools
Palestine
Orange
Fort Worth
Capitol
Austin
Temple
Kangarooing and a Chicago wheat tale in one piece
A lively account describes kangaroo hunting in Australia with stock dogs and horses, noting the danger and the meals from kangaroo meat. The text then shifts to critique of a Chicago wheat sale scandal, calling it a fading commercial fiction and questioning the phantom grain and cash trail.
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Kangaroo Grounds
Chicago
RE. G. Dwyer
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