Political Commentary on Texas Floods and National Debt
The piece critiques the Republican Party for siding with trusts and laments the unacted bills of the sixtieth Congress. It notes floods reducing cotton acreage on the Mississippi, comments on currency variety, and imagines shifts in political sentiment as Bryan’s son reflects on Washington.
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College board adjourns as factions clash over Harrington fate
The Houston Chronicle summary framed the College conflict as Harrington backers portraying a faculty student conspiracy to remove him, while opponents claim he is disrespected and threaten the school’s future. Fire losses in the US average 1 million daily this year and about a third of Chicago convention delegates are federal office holders.
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J W Massey of Kurten Visits City
Kurten resident J W Massey spent the previous day in the city, engaging with local residents and addressing community matters.
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Chicago Set for Republican Convention at Coliseum
Chicago prepares for the Republican national convention with about 10 000 seats in the Coliseum. Delegates and alternates occupy central seating while 500 press seats and platform guests are assigned. Tuesday covers opening formalities and organization with Senator Julius C Burrows slated as temporary chairman and the keynote to be sounded.
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Kaufman Case Moves in South Dakota Supreme Court
The appeal of Mrs. Emma Kaufmann, wife of a wealthy brewer and pioneer Sioux Falls resident, was heard in the South Dakota Supreme Court. She was convicted over the death of 16 year old Agnes Poireis, a servant in the Kaufmann household, with testimonies alleging merciless beating and an incident with boiling water.
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Chas H Vance Jr Nominated for Millican Precinct 1 Constable
The Eagle announces Chas H Vance Jr as a candidate for constable of Millican Precinct 1, subject to Democratic primary in July. Vance was born and raised in the community and is known to voters. He has officer experience and is considered qualified for the duties.
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Methodist Church Sunday Services and Choir Solo
Sunday school at 9 45 public worship at 11 oclock with the sermon The Limits and Field of Human Reason and Province of Human Faith A service at 815 p m includes a solo by Mrs Wilbur C Davis Public invited J B Turrentine Pastor.
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Christian Church Bible School and Services
Bible school at 9 45 a m with 11 o clock service on Little Things and a 815 p m service on Guilty or Not Guilty Jas A Challenner extends a cordial welcome to visitors and traveling salesmen in the city
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Board Meeting of Chritian Church Announced
Rev. Jas. A. Challenner calls an official board meeting at 11 o'clock this morning during the church service.
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Insurance and local boat rescue tale
For insurance services Jno. B. Hines offers Fire Life Accident Tornado Plate Glass Bond and Live Stock coverage with phone 161. Messrs W H Cole Carl Cole and J E Covey received a new boat for the Fin-Feather Club lake delayed by floods at Dallas and pressed into service by a railway official for rescue work.
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Chicago Welcomes Republican Delegations in Democratic Tone
Chicago reporters describe arrival of Republican delegations from New York Pennsylvania and Ohio amid bands banners and cheering. Attendees discuss Taft Knox Kellogg and Johnson as potential vice presidential picks while New York questions VP ambitions.
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Remarkable Fish Story Shared by Bishop Oldham
Chicago readers heard an account from Bishop F W Oldham at a Grace Methodist rally. He described island life with fishing from bed and noted island church schools rising from 13 to over 14000 in twenty five years and hope for a new college.
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Florida Monitor Test At Pine Beach Ended Satisfactorily
The monitor Florida at Fortress Monroe was struck in its water tight bulkhead by an American whitehead torpedo fired from 400 feet. The hit caused serious but non fatal damage localized to the bulkhead and the test, conducted near Jamestown Exposition grounds, proved the vessel remained stable with no further tests needed.
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Mrs Dawkins Named Official Baseman Scorer in Arkansas League
In Brinkley Arkansas Mrs Lee Dawkins formerly Miss White of Pine Bluff was appointed official scorer in the Arkansas baseball league. A longtime baseball fan she married Lee Dawkins four years ago while he played for Pine Bluff. She may be the only woman official scorer in southern baseball.
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Farmer Kinney Attempted Suicide in Kentucky
Lexington Kentucky June 13 Lewis Kinney a tobacco farmer attempted to hang himself he was cut down before death in the incident authorities reported the actor survived the self harm and received medical aid.
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Corn Receipts Hit 105000 Bushels in St Louis Friday
Large corn receipts reported in St Louis on Friday with 105000 bushels received. The figure reflects steady activity in the grain market and the ongoing supply movement through the region.
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Wan Loses Foot After Dallas Train Incident
A wan suffered a foot injury when a train struck at Dallas. The incident details and exact time are unclear in the fragment, but medical help arrived and authorities may investigate the event.
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