Dry farming and Texas in the 1906 political climate
The Daily Eagle notes dry farming as vital to the arid West, contrasts poll tax policy with 1908 politics, and comments on Roosevelt and Taft, Texas seed superiority for local farmers, and public demand for candor from candidates about policy positions. Local incidents include a Dallas theater shutdown and tax-related voter interest.
Texas candidates face a broad campaign reach
In the recent tone of public rhetoric, a metaphor places the American eagle straddling the Alleghenies and Rockies as emblematic of what Texas candidates may attempt in the upcoming campaign, implying a wide geographic appeal.
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Double Elopement Ends In One Wedding In Fort Worth
Fort Worth January 24 A double elopement led to a single wedding as Martin Miller and Maude Taylor wed with Chief of Police Maddox acting as matchmaker. Nellie Goens seventeen postponed her nuptials as fiancé Tom Turner remained a disappointed lover. All four came from Hamilton and traveled via Hico and Stephenville to Fort Worth where the police matron housed them. Miss Goens rich and of Indian blood chose to wait.
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Stephenville
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Miss Goens
Miss Goina
Newton Returns from National Guards Meeting
Adjutant General Newton has returned from Boston where he attended the National Guards association meeting. He says the trip was interesting and may benefit the Texas militia as the war department requests a candidate for the second lieutenant exam in the regular army.
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Austin
Newton
Boston
Texas
War Department
Dan Egbert
Comptroller’s Office
Katherine Holeman
Phi Kappa
Loss Heavy in Shrine Baggage Car Fire
Waco on January 24. The loss by individual Shriners in the baggage car fire near here is estimated at twenty five thousand dollars. A lady lost a cloak valued at five hundred dollars and many valuable outfits were destroyed in numerous trunks.
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College Notes on Horses and Roads at A and M College
The Agricultural and Mechanical College buys two pure bred Percheron mares from Robinson & Son of Towanda Kansas. The piece covers stock feed volumes in Texas, road-building advice from Prof J C Nagle, and plans for Goodwin Hall named after G L Goodwin, with discussion on the college’s affordable education and a cancelled winter agriculture course.
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Galveston
Denison
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J. C. Nagle
Nagle
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Gathright
Austin Hall
Pfeuffer
Ross Hall
Foster
Goodwin
G. L Goodwin
Brownwood
Goodwin Hall
Bethe
Reitman arraigned on disorderly conduct riot charges
Dr. Ben J. Reitman who led a march of unemployed and was arrested after a clash with police was arraigned in Harrison Street court on disorderly conduct and inciting a riot. He demanded a jury trial and the case was continued to January 27.
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Ben J. Reitman
Harrison Street Court
Daring Escape Evades Portugal Prison Fortress
Dr. Fernando Lopez linked to a recent plot against Premier Franco escaped from San Julia prison, a fortress at the mouth of the Iagus river in Lisbon on January 24.
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Fernando Lopez
Franco
Portugal
San Julia
Iagus River
Five Firemen Injured in City Collision
Baltimore report says five men on a hose carriage and fire engine were injured in a collision while responding to a major fire in the business district. One was seriously hurt. Also in Honolulu a Japanese man was found sketching the city harbor coast from vantage points behind the city.
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Royode's
Battleship Mississippi to be commissioned January first
Washington January 24 The battleship Mississippi has been formally accepted at Kane Island and will be commissioned on January 1.
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Mississippi
Kene Island
Child Burns to Death in Paris Texas Home
Diddie Vickers aged six died from burns at her home near Paris while her mother washed. Her clothes ignited in the incident reported from Paris Texas. Adjourning Thaw trial delayed due to missing defense witnesses with no immediate end date. Officials Costa and Heilmode were taken into custody in Lisbon amid the political developments.
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