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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1906
Page
4
W J Bryan's campaign gains momentum as Texas conventions endorse him for the Democratic nomination for president. If the trend continues, no rival names may survive to the national convention. The piece notes local election tickets in Bryan Texas with several re election bids.
The Eagle reports a Brazos district clerkship case and similar counties, noting about fifty such jurisdictions in the state. The supreme court decides that candidates for district and county clerks in counties with fewer than 16 000 votes may have their names placed on the official ballot.
Judge C K Bell issues letters related to James H Robertson of the former Hogg and Rob firm. The correspondence concerns legacy matters tied to the law practice and its dissolution. Notes indicate proceedings affecting former clients and ongoing legal concerns.
In a Houston Chronicle letter excerpt, supporters portray Judge Bell as conservative and trustworthy, arguing that conservatism signals prudence in banking, real estate, and legal advice, contrasting with wildcat traits and urging voters to judge him by practical stability.
Travelers in arid regions report wonders seen in mirages of the desert. The heat makes air layers rise, creating a rarefied reflective layer that forms inverted images of water, trees, hills, ships, and towns on the distant horizon.
The New York Herald notes Guatemala's northern and eastern forests are dense with mahogany cedar and chicle. Government timber remains largely under concession with five year limits and renewal conditions. Most lumber comes from the United States as forests are hard to access.
Our foreign immigration office at 2305 Mechanic Street Galveston Texas under Mr J E Schelling now handles all foreign immigration matters. Schelling will focus on filling orders for labor from home seekers arriving on each ship and requests should include number needed work type wages board cost etc. D J Price G P T A 1 G N By Palestine Texas. Silk gloves elbow lengths in white black and colors Mrs Mary Lawrence.
American Medicine reports marriage improves health for both spouses. Mortality is lower for married men over twenty and women over forty compared with singles, while widowed or divorced people face higher mortality. The married state supports temperance and life expectancy favors the married man by five years and the wife by one year.
Hot Springs June 7. The state Democratic convention nominated candidates for statewide offices including Jefferson Davis for Senator John Sebastian for Governor W F Kirby for Attorney General O C Ludwig for Secretary of State A C Moore for Auditor J L Yates for Treasurer J J Doyne for Superintendent of Public Instruction J C Reddick for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court Guy B Tucker for Commissioner of Mines and Agriculture L L Kaufman for Land Commissioner H T Hamphen for Southern Railroad District and J W Crockett for Northern Railroad. The platform calls for uniform school text books penitentiary reform convicts used on public roads and a fellow servants bill plus harsher penalties for bribe givers and stricter operation laws while praising Governor Davis and addressing Confederate soldiers care. A resolution honors the memory of Senator Gorman and notes Little Rock as meeting place.
Article explains catarrh as a germ disease cured by Hyomei which medicates the air we breathe. It claims Hyomei kills germs and seals nasal membranes, cites mountain air as healing, and notes BE J Jenkins offers a money back guarantee. The complete outfit costs $1 with refills 50 cents.
Sealed bids for 1200 cords of merchantable wood and beef or pork contracts for 1906 1907 session will be received until 10 a m on June 15 in the board rooms of the mess hall. Eight hundred cords to be delivered by January 1 1907. Grass fed beef Sept 16 1906 to Jan 1 1907 and corn fed beef Jan 1 to close of session. A $300 certified check with each bid plus bond security. Right to reject is reserved by H H Harrington president.
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