Political chatter on Texas and national races in 1900 issues
The item discusses the Texas comptroller race, Bryan political chatter, and national topics. It notes tornadoes in Kansas, the death of D B Culberson, Towne as a potential running mate for Bryan, Henderson winning re election prospects, Grosvenor on McKinley, and uncertainty about 1896 style prognostication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Henderson
Court of Appeals
Grosvenor
McKinley
18 Fine Photographs Offer at 25 Cents Each
G A Markham announces a limited run of 18 photographs with three poses available for 25 cents. The prints are described as long lasting due to gold toning and thorough washing. Located at the 18 to 1 Gallery beside the Racket Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Markham
Railroad Street
James Castles Furniture
New Orleans
Revival Services At Methodist Church Draw Large Attendance
Protracted revival services are being held at the Methodist church with Rev. E. L. Shettles and Rev. John F. E. Green of Houston leading. Daily sessions include 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. sermons. Green preached on Romans I 17 stressing the gospel power for salvation. Both ministers, former railroad workers, energize the meetings and a strong turnout marked the opening days. The Job message attracted a large, moved audience last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
E. L. Shettles
John FE. Green
Houston
Green
Paris
Shettles
Job
Army Bill Defective Says 1899 Law Fails to Trim Regulars
Washington May 7 Congress may be surprised that the army law of 1899 does not cut the regular force to pre 1898 levels. Experts say only the rank and file drop to 25 000 while officers remain inflated. The Cockrell Gorman bill could force full restoration of pre Spanish war numbers on July 1 1901.
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Washington
Congress
West Point
United States Army
Administration
Multiple Texas tragedies and court actions reported in brief
Thomas A. Peters died from a crushed skull in Fort Worth with brother in law Tom Crews charged. J Q and W T Linson were killed near Buffalo while Edgar Linson was wounded. K A Davis jailed for wife murder in Brady for life. John G Frank won 2000 damages against Gulf Colorado Santa Fe Railway in Galveston. Several other violent incidents, reckonings, and local events span Texas and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Peters
Fort Worth
Tex
Tom Crews
Cincinnati
John G. Frank
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
Galveston
J. D. Hart
Leonard
Governor Wells
Utah
Scofield
Ohio
J. Q
W.T. Linson
Edgar Linson
Buffalo
W. Miller
K. A. Davis
Brady
Dewey
Memphis
Tenn
Tobe Simpson
Houston
General MacArthur
General Otis
Philippines
Dadeville
Ala
Neeley King
James Howie
Bernard Stremple
Zion
Oliver Woodward
Corsicana
Bernard Vance
Paris
Wylie
Frank Chapman
Garfield
Ed Waller
Marlin
Smith County
Texas
Hotel Arrivals and Local Advertisers Mentioned
A list of hotel arrivals includes numerous names and towns such as Navasota Millican Hempstead Houston and Madisonville. The piece promotes A D McConico insurance services and Lempn's bottled beer with garbled booster lines for drinks and a Kentucky whisky Exposition saloon.
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Prunes
Chase & Sanborns
Magnolia
Chase & Sanborn’s
Dansby
the Daily Eagle
Bryan
Connelly
Palmer & Carnes
Kansas
D. B. Culberson
Charles A. Towne
Kansas City
Emmel’s Prescription Pharmacy
Tra Gooch
Navasota
T. L. Williams
L. C. Sellers
Millican
J. M. Sweeney
City
C. A. Glenn
Stone City
J. F. Parks, Jr
R. W. Horlock
F. H. Ray
C. A. Cosby and Son
Kentucky
Wim. Lasker
R. L. Henry
Waco
Paul Edge
Kurten
B. F. Hawkins
Joe Newsome
Hempstead
A. FE. Jones
Madisonville
Jim Cooper
Wellborn
Ed Walker
Bill Stewart
Harvey
J. C. Christopher
A. D. McConico
Gin Insurance
Bryan Texas
Lempn
Brook Hill
N. Jametta
D&w
Singer
C. L. Miller
Bryan, Texas
J. F. Parks
G. L. Goben
Osteopath
Parker Building
Doremus & Butler’s Law Offices
Glapp’s
Webb Bros
Hearne
B. Miers
D. J. Pric
P. & Fak
Express
Will M