Nagle Seeks Brazos County Attorney Job
The Eagle presents M Nagle as candidate for Brazos County Attorney. Nagle grew up in Texas, graduated with honors from the state university, and was admitted to the bar in 1893. He has practiced law in Brazos County for six years and is described as well known and worthy of esteem and confidence.
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Argentine officials send Argentine students to College Station
Foster of the Agricultural and Mechanical college received a letter from Hon EK Wilde stating that Senors Ricardo Call and Louis Goncebatt will depart for College Station on July 5. They will study cattle breeding under Argentine government auspices, arriving early to learn English before the new session opens. The Eagle contest offers 1000 chances to win prizes, with top rewards up to 15000 dollars and several smaller prizes.
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Agricultural and Mechanical College
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Meeting Opposition at Democratic National Convention
Delegates flood Kansas City for the Democratic national convention with Bryan’s silver plank influence central. Key figures include Oldham, Hill, Belmont, Teller, Money, Altgeld, Smith, Sewall, Clark, and Towne among others shaping debates on bimetallism and the 16 to 1 coinage pledge.
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Bryan Backers Demand Clear Silver Policy at Convention
Kansas City July 3. Judge A S Tibbits Lincoln delegate demands a platform declaring free coinage at 16 to 1 or Bryan will not run. Cato Sells affirms the stance after a talk with Bryan. Leaders urge harmony with a conference at the Kansas City Club to keep peace and west dominance in the convention.
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