Frank Clarke Named Candidate for City Secretary Reelection
The Eagle announces Frank Clarke as a candidate for re election to City Secretary subject to the Democratic party of Bryan Texas January 10 1907. The Galveston News endorses expanding Texas experiment stations with a plant breeding and selecting station to improve seeds for varied soils and climates.
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Eagle
Frank Clarke
Democratic Party
Bryan
H. H. Harrington
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Galveston News
Cattle Market Tends Lower at Kansas City Stock Yards
Kansas City stock yards report shows heavier cattle receipts at 1000 head with prices generally ten lower due to the heavy run. Native division sees stock and feeder cattle most able to absorb the volume with medium fed steers 4.25 to 4.75, cows 3.35, grass cows 2.85, calves 6.00 to 7.50, and Texas heifer calves 4.35. Hog prices inch upward near 6.50, receipts 10,000, top 6.42 1 2, bulk 6.32 1 2 to 6.40. local demand steady, market quoted lower across points.
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Kansas City
Arkansas
Texas
Chicago
J. A. Rickart
Stolen Jewelry from Muskogee Residence of Dr Daley
Multiple items were stolen from the Muskogee home of Dr. Daley. The report notes extensive jewelry losses but provides few details on suspects or value. No arrests announced.
Stead Aims World Peace Mission On The Hague Plan
William T Stead touring the world to promote peace. He says Prime Minister Campbell-Bannerman authorizes Britain to push two proposals at the Hague conference The first would have each participating nation fund peace promotion and the second would extend Article VIII to allow mediation by a third power and a 14 day ceasefire to seek intervention if war seems possible.
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Paris
William T. Stead
London
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Great Britain
The
Hague
Mr. Stead
Pardee Says President Misunderstands Racial Lines
Sacramento reports Governor Pardee in his farewell address says the president does not understand the racial difference between Japanese and Chinese and Caucasian citizens. Pardee urges enclassing Japanese for deficient learning while asserting Chinese and Japanese cannot become good citizens as the legislature convenes to canvass returns and announce J. N. Gillette's election.
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Sacramento
Pardee
East
China
Japan
Senate
Assembly
J. N. Gillette
Open Shop Fight Ends in Death and Wounding in Eureka
In Eureka California on January 9 a street battle between non union and union longshoremen left A W Jenks dead S W Jenks dying and John Hayes likely fatally wounded. The clash followed labor tensions over an open shop plan to run boats and a new stevedore company to load lumber vessels.
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Eureka
Cal
A. W. Jenks
S. W. Jenks
John Hayes
Jenks
Hayes
Whisky Peddler Shot by Indian Policeman in Red River Bottom
Jan 9 Denison reports Joe Truett an Indian policeman shot a whisky peddler in Red River bottom. The peddler broke a leg when he fell from his horse while the party attempted to escape to Texas.
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Denison
Jan
Joe Truett
Red River Bottom
Truett
Texas
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Bryan, Texas
United States Government Depositary
G. S. Parker
E. H. Astin
Albert W. Wilkerson
S. Derden
E. W. Crenshaw
J. W. English
N. Cole
MO. K. Parker
A. W. Wilkerson
Carnes & Wallace
Maloney
Uggists
Hunter
Chatham
Muskogee
Daley
Roosevelt
Shawnee
Oklo
T. W. Merrell
Denton
San Antonio
Clarksville
Tex
T. W. Brown
Farmers’ Union
Ada
I. T
Robert Gipson
Crume
Scoffern
Chickasha
Panama
Canal Commission
John Rippert
Lae
Tar
Winches
Stead's
G. 1. Hilger
Brzos Valley Marble and Granite Works
Belgrae
E.J. Fountain
Li A
Higgs & Haygoods
Wilson Grain & Coal CO
City National Bank
Smith Building
Southwestern Life Insurance Co
Dallas
Joe B
Reed
Jor B
C. E. Bullock & CO
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