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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1908
Page
2
The Eagle announces candidates for Democratic primaries with Rufus Hardy listed for re election to Congress in the Sixth District.
Senator Tillman mocked Roosevelt before the Senate on Monday. Governor Campbell notes a Bowery Mission letter from New York urging 2000 men to Texas for work. Neighborly items report a Madisonville house fire, Rockdale fairground progress, and other local happenings as Bryan weighs city government and election plans.
Thomas T. Crittenden Jr., son of ex governor T. T. Crittenden, is the Democratic mayoral nominee for Kansas City. In Rhode Island, Governor Higgins says Republicans lean toward Hughes for the presidency, while New York Democrats expect Morgan J. O’Brien to be nominated for mayor next year. Massachusetts Republicans slate Crane, Lodge, Bates, and Long as delegates at large to the Republican national convention. Tammany leader Murphy reportedly believes Cocgran or Burd not chosen.
The piece outlines upcoming Republican and Democratic state conventions in New England and the mid Atlantic, party leadership moves, and expected delegates. It notes Vermont Senator Proctor’s death prompting a possible shift, plus Connecticut and Delaware conventions and possible candidacies led by figures like Brooker and O Gorman. It also mentions a Vermont Senate vacancy and a misprint correction about a masquerade drill. It ends with a NC college women’s meeting at Salem Academy with nearly twenty institutions represented.
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