Lipton and Lincoln Mention in Bryan Chronicle Yarn
Tom Johnson remains aligned with Ohio Democrats while Lipton is commended for his presentable stance. Bryan contemplates a 10 000 mile transcontinental rail link from Hudson Bay to South America and notes the enduring cup chase by American yachtsmen. militia encampment success hints at a growing Texas guard to 5000 troops. Local support grows for the Central Texas fair as citizens and stockholders plan a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Hudson Bay
South America
Notable Texas figures and military retirements noted
The article reports the death of Dr. Jem Hill Luther in San Pablo Brazil. It compares Roosevelt's 60 plus generals retired since January 1 to a Cleveland era policy, detailing pension changes and criticising promotions for political reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Army
Bell
Carter
Barry Stripe
Houston Chronicle
Admission Rules for Girls' Industrial College
The Girls' Industrial College admits only white girls aged sixteen and over who have sufficient common school education. Entry via entrance examination or certificate. Preparatory course requires an exam on orthography reading arithmetic English grammar composition geography physiology hygiene and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial College
College admissions and courses outlined with age rules
The article details admission and progression rules for Texas and United States history and civil government courses. It sets grade-based certificates for access to preparatory and junior classes, notes credit for advanced work, mentions married women enrolling, and outlines non diploma tracks for older students and teaching training opportunities. It also references D.C. Vick overseeing gins for Bryan Cotton Oil Co. and invites cotton deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
United States
Johnson forces win preconvention contests in Ohio
Cincinnati and Columbus reports show Democratic delegates chosen to favor Cleveland mayor Tom L. Johnson in the governor nomination fight over John L. Zimmerman of Springfield. The state central committee split 143 of 690 delegates to Johnson. Cincinnati district had spirited contests with Bigelow and Bernard factions. In Columbus the Democratic state convention opened with P L Hall chairman and George Loomis temporary chair, pledging support for the Populist ticket and reaffirming Kansas City platform.
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Columbus
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
John L. Zimmerman
Springfield
Johnson
Sandusky
State Central Committee
Zimmerman
Cncinnati
Bigelow
Bernard
New State Central Committee
W. L. Finley
Kenton
E. C .Madigan
Committee On Permanent Organization
J. H. Goeke
Wapakoneta
Neb
P. L. Hall
George Loomis
Freemont
Loomis
Grand Island
John J. Sullivan
Kansas City
Tracey Charged With Three Forgery Counts in Houston
Seth E. Tracey appeared before Justice Matthews and posted $500 bond per case to face three additional forgery charges in Houston. Affidavits allege forgeries totaling $786.
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Seth E. Tracey
Houston
Matthews
Bond
Boy Dies of Lockjaw in Galveston Accident
Connie Harris ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Guy C Harris died of lockjaw at St Marys infirmary in Galveston Following a bicycle accident ten days earlier in which he suffered a fractured foot The boy and his parents were in Washington at the time as Mr Harris was a delegate to the International Typographical union convention
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Galveston
Connie Harris
Guy C Harris
St. Mary's Infirmar
Washington
Mr. Harris
Liquor License Refunds Flood Austin Dealers
Austin reports a flood of liquor license refund applications as local option spreads. The state liquor control seeks to process growing demand from dealers seeking returns of license money amid widespread local option adoption.
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Austin
Controlled
Judge dissolves injunction on Dawes commission land allotment
Judge Raymond of the Western district of Indian Territory dissolves the temporary injunction restraining the Dawes commission from allotting lands to Cherokee freedmen not listed on the 1880 rolls. The ruling states the court cannot interfere with the Dawes commission or the basis for dividing about one million dollars from the tribute fund.
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Muskogee, I. T
Raymond
United States Court of the Western
Gee Prevents Chandler Jail Break in Lincoln County
Guthrie Aug 26. Limyes Gee indicted for the murder of Charles Evans in Stroud last winter prevented the escape of twenty desperate prisoners from the Lincoln county jail at Chandler by informing the officers of this intention.
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Guthrie
Okla
Limyes Gee
Charles Evans
Stroud
Lincoln County
Chandler
Cherokee freedmen may receive allotments in nation
Raymond rendered a decision in the Cherokee freedmen case holding that negro freedmen in the Cherokee nation may receive allotments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee, I. T
Raymond
Train kills two men in Indian Territory near Coalgate
Atoka August 26 two deaths were reported from the same train. M W Burris, a young Indian, fell from a moving train near Coalgate and was cut in two. The Lehigh section foreman's son, walking along the track, was also run over and killed by the same train.
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Atoka
I. T
M. W. Burris
Coalgate
Lehigh
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Indiana
Clarke & Fountain
the Daily Eagle
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Bryan Texas
Tom Johnson
Ohio Democrats
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Turkey
Opera House
Jem Hill Luther
Sem Pablo
Brazil
San Pablo
THE
Girls’ Industrial College
Emmet
Emmet’s
Phaarmacy
Hunter
Chatham
Men’s Furnishers
D.C. Vick
Bryan Cotton Oil Co
Jonson
Cincinnati
Nebraska
Democrats
Atato
Tiem
Gin Insurance
Tam
Geo. A. Adams
Franklin
E. J. Jenkins
Joe B. Reed
Spery
San Antonio International Fair
York Feuren
BRYAN,_ TEX
New York
A. D. McConnico
J. L. Fountain
Bryan, Texas
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