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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1908
Page
2
The Eagle lists Democratic primary candidates and echoes political discourse about free passes in convention year. It laments sensationalism and urges focus on public welfare, praising Dr. Brumby’s sanitary work and criticizing partisan campaigning. It questions Bryan Texas civic pride and railroads' troubles.
The Laredo Times notes Texas papers often quarrel with each other despite reader distaste. It suggests dissatisfied readers can rid themselves of the nuisance by discarding the offensive papers.
The Free Baptist church reports steady revival progress with six additions so far and strong lay and worker support. Rev Morris preaches on Why Stand Idle All Day as the meetings stay well attended. A French author argues men are naturally more handsome and should care for looks. suffragettes in England and America push for wider roles for women, prompting questions about gender roles.
The text argues that democratic papers oppose Bryan’s nomination due to his two defeats yet overlook his unique hold on a major party. It praises his career as exceptional, noting his sustained leadership based on principle rather than official patronage.
A Louisville gathering to organize a law and order league heard a woman from a prominent family denounce the governor while defending night riders. Governor Wilson defended his crackdown but refused to mobilize the militia due to lack of treasury funds. Public sympathy for night riders appears strong.
The speaker warns Bryan will never be a finished town in any era. Streets are obstructed by debris from demolished buildings as new structures arise. Outskirts remain ragged with imperfect streets and unfinished buildings while the sound of tools fills the air.
Reports detail New Jersey Republicans selecting delegates in Trenton on May 5. Minnesota Governor Johnson to speak in New York on April 13. Maine mayor Frederic Boothby seeking Republican gubernatorial nomination. Oregon Governor Chamberlain running for Senate. Taft and Bryan scenarios discussed. Indiana to Chicago marchers to back Fairbanks. New York delegates named Woodford Black Low Schurman. Kansas Socialists call convention in Topeka. Florida Senate race with Beard Gilchrist and Lamar. Iowa Cummins predicts Taft Bryan contest. Harold Sewall seeks Maine seat. Wharton Barker leads American third party movement aiming for broader principles than Populists.
The article recounts the 60th anniversary of spiritualism tracing to the 1848 Fox sisters in Hydesville near Rochester New York. It notes rapid spread through Rochester Albany Troy New York City Buffalo Boston and beyond with notable figures investigating seances and scientific challenges. It mentions the National Spiritualists Association based in Washington DC led by Harrison D. Parrett of Seattle and multiple state and local chapters.
Indianapolis March 31 The city buzzes with Republican candidates for state offices as Tomlinson Hall prepares to open at 2 pm The convention will name a full state ticket select four at large delegates to the Republican national convention fifteen electors and endorse Vice President Charles W Fairbanks of Indiana for the presidential nomination.
Delegates from many churches gather in Alameda California for the twenty third annual Pacific Coast Association of Unitarian churches conference. The formal opening is this evening with sessions continuing Wednesday and Thursday focusing on attendance finances Sunday school methods and child study in instruction.
Having purchased the insurance agency of J. F. Mitchell we cordially invite a share of your business Phone 250 Boyett and Myers. 100
We are better prepared than ever to supply your wants for any thing in our line and invite your patronage. We have on hand choice Alfalfa Hay North Texas Hay White Wolf Stock Food. Lack of our stock food will go as far as two sacks of bran and it cost a more. Phone 251 Harder and Buckhaults.
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