Madison County political slate and warehouse project
District Clerk Horace Jones Will a Millican Batte J L Pountain re election J J Camill M Minkert Lamary Bethea MD Lawrence W C Boyett Mrs G W McMichael A G Board Wipprecht Md Mcconnico J W Barron J H Mccullough Monroe Edge J S Mooring J Blume L D McGee W Gillie Mitchell G L Baker W E Gandy The Farmers Union of Madison county seeks to buy or build a cotton warehouse in Madisonville.
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Farmers’ Union of
Madison County
Madisonville
Wade Withdraws From Governor Race Again Reminder
Hon. W. H. Wade has withdrawn from the race for governor, thereby again reminding the public that he was running.
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W. H. Wade
Grand jury returns sixty two indictments in Robertson county
The Robertson county grand jury has returned sixty two indictments, sixteen for felonies and forty six for misdemeanors.
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Robertson County
Reunion Marks Four Days Including Confederate Day
The Madisonville reunion runs four days starting Tuesday July 31. Confederate Day is Thursday August 2 with Camp John G. Walker A V inviting all Confederate and Union soldiers and wives and widows of both to attend.
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Madisonville
John G. Walker A. V
Praise For Judge Bell From West Texas Leader
Hon C H Jenkins, once rival in the 1894 congressional race, recalls twenty nine joint discussions with Judge Bell. He says Bell revealed no yellow streak and that Bell’s later tenure as Texas attorney general confirms him as honest, upright, and patriotic. If elected governor, Texas would gain a big brained, clear headed leader governed by conviction and courage.
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Judge Bell
C. H. Jenkins
Congress
West Texas
Texas
Foster's Weather Bulletin Crops Forecast Sample
Foster's Weather Bulletin notes 1906 crop forecasts and distribution of disturbances across the continent from June 23. Forecasts expect warm and cool waves, storms, and rainfall shifts through late June and July with a high temperature wave across the middle west and eastern states. A request is made for a two cent stamp to receive a sample.
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W T Foster
Washington, D.C
Continent
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Great Central Valleys
Eastern States
Middle West
Middle Northwest
Texas
Cincinnati
Washington
Bailey Endorsement Hint Spoils Bailey Presidential Nod
Congressman Burgess frames Bailey as endorsing Bryan for president while Bailey shows little seriousness about his own nomination though he values the ideas. The statement suggests external push for Bailey and Bryan alignment versus Bailey pursuing a first choice.
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Burgess
Bailey
Bryan
Paterson Lake Fishing Club buys 1000 acres for game preserve
The Paterson Lake Fishing Club with a $20,000 capital buys 1000 acres at Patterson Dry Sneg and Long Lakes from L. D. Rogers. The land will be fenced and turned into a game preserve with annual stocking of game fish. Public fishing restricted to Dry Lake at $1 per day per person.
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Paterson Lake
Stock Jobber Demetrius Schilizzi Ends Life in Exchange Lab
London June 21 Demetrius Schilizzi a veteran stock exchange jobber shot himself through the heart in the exchange laboratory. Though in the American market he bore no financial troubles it is said domestic worry drove the tragedy. His son had killed himself about a year earlier.
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Bon
London
Demetrius Schilizzi
The
Stock Exchange
Schilizzi
Senate committee shelves pension bill for Civil War generals
Washington June 22. The Senate committee on pensions decided not to hold further meetings this session and sidetracked the bill to create a volunteer retired list for surviving Civil War generals. Bills proposed to pay 22 aged generals $100 a month. opposition warned it set a dangerous precedent. No further action was taken by the military affairs committee.
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Senate Committee On Pensions
Washington
Congress
Senate
Nelson
House
Representative Mann
Illinois
Committee On Military Affairs
Turpentine Fire Burns Austin Man. City Bonds Advancing
Charles H. Miller, seventy, severely burned when turpentine on a wound ignited after he struck a lighted match. A passerby aided, extinguishing the blaze. Dallas officials sought approval for $60,000 street improvements $50,000 for a school building $27,500 jail and $150,000 high school bonds.
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Austin
Charles H. Miller
Miller
Smith
Four Fitzgerald Children Drown in Cumberland River
News from Otia Kentucky reports Calvin Fitzgerald four children drowned when their boat with others capsized on the Cumberland River during a crossing. Rescue efforts followed but the children did not survive.
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Cumberland River
Nashville
Otia
Monroe County
Kentucky
Calvin Fitzgerald
Exasperated Fisherman Takes Own Life in Missouri
In St Louis on June 21 Joseph Buchlein, distraught after catching only three small fish all day, returned home and committed suicide with carbolic acid. He leaves a widow and infant son.
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St. Louis
Joseph Buchlein
Crow lands registration swells with settlers rush
Billings June 22 Crow lands registration draws hundreds as Burlington 200 arrives from Missouri Iowa and Nebraska and Northern Pacific from Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota. Prospective settlers set up tents and inspect lands while camps form awaiting final figures. At current pace registrations may top ten thousand.
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Billings
Crow Lands
Burlington
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Northern Pacific
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
May Declare War
City of Mexico reports that in ten days Salvador may declare war against Guatemala.
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City of
Mexico
Salvador
Guatemala
Texas League Scores From Dallas Fort Worth and Cleburne
Dallas defeated Temple 6 to 1, Fort Worth beat Waco 6 to 2, and Cleburne won 6 to 3 against Greenville in Texas League action.
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Dallas
Temple
Fort Worth
Waco
Cleburne
Greenville
South Texas League Scores Report
Galveston beat San Antonio 8 to 1 and Austin topped Houston 2 to 1. Beaumont defeated Lake Charles 5 to 8 in a regional matchup.
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Galveston
San Antonio
Austin
Houston
Beaumont
Lake Charles
Paderewsky to Tour Again Across the United States
New York reports pianist Paderewsky will embark on another concert tour across the country starting in June. He will perform in major venues and cities, continuing his engagements after previous acclaimed tours.
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New York
Paderewsky
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