Hardy and Others Lead Democratic Primary Announcements
The Eagle lists Rufus Hardy for re election to Congress Sixth District in Bryan Texas with March 19 1908 primary. It notes Judd Mortimer Lewis of the Houston Post hospitalizing for appendicitis and discusses tobacco monopoly and price fairness. It mentions city government reform via commission plan spreading from Galveston and urges voters to demand clear positions from candidates on key legislative issues.
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Eagle
Rufus Hardy
Congress
Judd Mortimer Lewis
The
Houston Post
Mr. Lewis
Insurance of All Kinds Advertisement
Insurance of all kinds. Jno. B. Hines offers fire life accident tornado plate glass bond and live stock insurance. dtf phone 161.
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Jno
B. Hines
Dtf
News Notes of Neighbors and City Actions
Farmers sold 97,000 eggs at a cent each. Navasota cemetery undergoes thorough pruning and cleaning. Burglary at Blevins area home. $250 cash taken, no arrests yet. Taylor voters approve $25,000 street bond issue by 177 to 29. Mexia council forms bricks-for-sidewalk committee. city to pay and property owners to cover one third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Stromeyer
Blevins
Yas County
Sheriff's Office
Taylor
Kieve
Mexia
Grover Cleveland Turns Seventy One Amid Quiet Retirement
Princeton New Jersey March 18 Grover Cleveland still living ex president marks seventy one with warm letters of greeting at the Cleveland home He will not enter the upcoming campaign resisting calls to attend or speak He credits health to fishing and hunting and continues to avoid public office or political appearances
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Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
United States
White House
Cleveland
New Jersey
Denver
New York
East
Princeton Lecture Echoes Power and Clarity
The excerpt reflects a speaker delivering lectures to Princeton students with strong, clear thought and engaging style. It notes the writer's admiration for the speaker's ability to convey outdoor enjoyment and lively discourse.
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Princeton
Derelict Destroyer Seneca launched at Newport News
The steamship Seneca, the first derelict destroyer built for the United States, was launched at Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company. Built for 250000 dollars, she will join the revenue cutter service to aid distressed vessels and remove navigation obstructions along the Atlantic coast from Maine to Florida. The 224 foot vessel carries triple expansion engines, displaces 400 tons, and can reach about fourteen knots.
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Newport News
Seneca
United States
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Congress
Revenue Cutterervice
Treasury Department
Atlantic
Maine
Florida
Texas Cattle Raisers Meet In San Antonio
The thirty second annual convention of the Cattle Raisers Association of Texas opened in San Antonio for a three day session. The gathering drew a record number of attendees from Texas and neighboring states including Oklahoma and Kansas, with prominent cattle men and transportation agents in attendance.
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Texas Cattlemen
San Antonio
Texas
The
Cattle Raisers’ Association of Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Live Stock Conference Program Details Fort Worth Speakers
Morning sessions feature welcoming addresses by R D Gage of Fort Worth and an audience response for the City of San Antonio. President Ike Pryor delivers the annual address as reports from officers arrive. Governor Campbell closes the afternoon. Thursday and Friday schedules include talks by S H Cowan Fort Worth on Legislation and live stock business. T J Warnell Kansas City on The American Royal Live Stock Show. W W Turney El Paso on The Cattle Business at Home and Abroad. Murdo Mackenzie Trinidad Colorado on the National Live Stock Association relations. Alvin H Sanders Chicago on Extension of Foreign Trade. Dr J H Wilson Quanah on Benefits of the Live Stock Sanitary Commission. H H Harrington Texas A and M on Evolution of the Cattle Industry. T T D Andrews Fort Worth on The Purple of the National Feeders and Breeders Association and its aims.
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San Antonio
R. D. Gage
Fort Worth
Ike Pryor
Campbell
Sesson
S.h.cowan
T. J. Warnell
Kansas City
W. W
H. H. Harrington
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
National Feeders and Breeders, Association
T. T. D. Andrews
Death Sentence Pronounced in Caldwel Ida
Harry Orchard has been sentenced to death in Caldwel Ida. Judge Wood recommended remission but the ruling does not imply life imprisonment.
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Caldwel
Ida
Harry Orchard
Jnige Wood
Teague Promoted To Chief Clerk In Comptroller’s Office
Austin notes on March 18 report that B F Teague has been promoted from chief rate clerk to chief clerk by the comptroller. He succeeds in the same department and reflects a wording shift in state accounting staff.
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Austin
Comptroller
B. F. Teague
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E. J. Fountain
Daily Eagle
Bryan
Carnes & Wallace
Bryan, Texas
American Tobacco Company
Tobacco Trust
Marysville
Egypt
Joseph
Irael
Galveston
Elec
Navasota
Stein- Bloch
America
Quarterly Style Books
Wilson &Derden
Teague
UTZ & Dunn
Hogan & Walden
L. Douglas
Pat Cagan
Bunker Hill
Maloney Bros
Wilson & Derden
First National Bank
White Crest Flour Club
Dwinell-Wright’s
MO. M. Lawrence & CO
A. B. Carson
Ofice
T. R. Batte
Jeece
R. H. Harrison
Emmet & Maloney Drug Store
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