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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1908
Page
2
A Bryan Morning Eagle column surveys 1908 campaign jabs and social quips. It jokes about voting, Taft, evangelists, and the coming November election, with playful asides on life, pork barrels, and airship era duties. The piece blends political satire with local Bryan references.
The column critiques factory smoke and wage effects while quipping about Taft and Bryan. Ollie James emerges as a rising figure on the political horizon. It notes judges tied to Roosevelt and McKinley and assigns Republican accountability for the Landis reversal.
Dr. Charlton of Texas Woman's College traveled to Houston on a weekend visit. He spoke at First Baptist Sunday school and morning service, preached at Tuam Avenue Baptist, and addressed the Baptist pastors conference on Monday morning.
Three thousand dentists from all states attend the twelfth annual National Dental Association convention in Boston. Gov. Guild and leaders from Harvard and Tufts welcome attendees as sessions run through Friday with essays clinics and social events for visiting dentists and their companions. RelIance farmer T B Smith suffers a serious fall while carpentering a new residence nine miles northeast of town.
A. & M. College resumes Monday September 21. Allen Academy opens Wednesday September 9. Villa Maria Ursuline Academy starts Tuesday September 4. Texas Woman's College begins Wednesday September 9. Bryan Graded Schools reopen Monday September 14.
Dear Editor local notes report fine weather but a rain is needed for crops. Cotton picking soon. Mrs Collier ill but improving. J G Hedtke and Leonard McDonald baling hay. Mrs J G Hedtke visiting Abilene. Mr and Mrs Rube McDonald welcomed a baby boy. Miss Tilda Plagens visiting Anna Hedtke. Kurten visitors Mr A H Stevener and Mae. Edges meeting closed with church additions. Free Will meeting soon.
In Cincinnati Ohio on July 27 the Taft notification committee members arrive or near arrival including George Ade Indiana R E Sloan Arizona John T Murphy Wisconsin M L Steele Alabama Frank N Kennedy Arkansas Charles F Teeter West Virginia Charles J Harris North Carolina George N Ross California Thomas F Walsh Colorado M Eaton Washington M Gibbons Virginia Charles H Clark Connecticut Joseph E Lee Florida Eugene Nolte Texas A W Ewart South Dakota J R Garton Georgia J Warren Keifer Ohio C A Rook Pennsylvania Arthur B Thompson Oregon Roy O West Illinois A R Burnham Kentucky Grant Hornaday Kansas Col Lord North Dakota J D Howe Missouri O T Bankard New York Charles R Leonard Montana W A George Nebraska Charles J Harris North Carolina Joseph E Fletcher Rhode Island Ohio Cincinnati plans to entertain 50000 visitors with special trains from Ohio Indiana Kentucky marching clubs from Columbus Cleveland Indianapolis Pittsburgh and other cities Exercises to begin tomorrow.
The text accuses Castro of high handed actions in Venezuela against the rights of others and offending major trading nations, especially the Netherlands, who are now poised to respond with a firm rebuke.
Eugene W. Chafin plans to speak in every state before election day. John W. Crimmins backs the Democratic ticket after leaving Bryan. John Mitchell pledges to stump Michigan for Democrats if health allows. Thomas E. Watson targets Georgia with speeches in the East and West. The Anti-Imperial League urges withholding votes from Taft in favor of Bryan. Illinois holds a five-candidate Democratic gubernatorial primary next week.
The Independence Party convened at Orchestra Hall with delegates from across the United States to draft a platform and nominate presidential and vice presidential candidates. The session opened with addresses and committee appointments. plans indicate the convention will finish tomorrow and may not back Bryan nor force Hearst on the ticket, with Thomas L. Hisgen of Massachusetts the leading potential head.
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