Local races and league meet highlight Texas politics
Richard Mays and J M Ralston face re election in the 6th and 20th districts as J L Fountain contests Hardy and Mays in the 45th district. A joint debate in Corsicana precedes the Interstate Inland Waterway League convention in Lake Charles on May 22 23 1906.
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Interstate Inland Waterway League
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Rio Grande
Mississippi
Counting life by deeds not years in Festus' view
TheVisitor essay argues life should be measured by heart throb moments, thoughts, feelings, and noble acts rather than calendar years. It cites a boy who felt his life counted by experiences, urging readers to fill each day with duty and noble living regardless of age.
Cigarmakers Strike Grips Boston Factories and Wages
The Boston cigar makers strike began Monday affecting about 1,200 workers. Seven of the largest factories are involved while smaller shops largely accept the new union wage schedule raising rates by 50 cents to 2 dollars per 1 000 in various grades.
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Boston
Mother's awful deed ends in murder suicide in New York
In New York on May 7 Mrs Mary Waters and her 22 year old daughter Agatha were shot dead at 144 West Seventy sixth street. Police report says the mother acted in temporary insanity fatally killing herself and her daughter before Mr Waters found them.
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Mary Watters
Agatha
West Seventy-sixth Street
Mexican War Veterans Dames Meet in Dallas Annual Session
The Mexican War Veterans association and the Dames of 1846 held their annual gathering at the First Methodist church in Dallas. Addresses of welcome were given by J. Farnsworth for the Dallas Commercial Club and by Hon. R. C. Porter, with responses from Abe Harris and Louis F. Beeler. A musical program followed, featuring Hallie Beverly and remarks by Mrs. Moore Murdock.
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Dallas
Dames
First Methodist Church
Abe Harris
Fort Worth
W. H. Mason
Dallas Commercial Club
Sterling Price Camp
United Confederate Veterans
Commander Park
Moore Murdock
John G. Geeks
Hallie Beverly
Mason
R. C. Porter
Ella Moore Kirtley
J. M. Mallett
Cleburne
Murdock
Messrs. Beeler
Episcopal Diocese of Dallas Holds Annual Convocation
In Dallas on May 8 the Episcopal Diocese of Dallas gathered at St. Matthew's Cathedral for its annual convocation. Holy communion preceded the business session, called to order by Bishop Garrett. Secretary Judge Richard Morgan, in office since 1874, read last year's minutes as Bishop Garrett delivered an encouraging address on growth over the past year.
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Dallas
St. Matthew's Cathedral
Garrett
Richard Morgan
Frisbie Found Dead in El Paso Home
Floyd Frisbie a former lieutenant in the Philippines was found dead in his bed in El Paso on Monday. His head was badly cut and authorities planned an investigation. Frisbie enlisted from Corpus Christi in 1898 and had just returned from service in the Philippines.
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el Paso
Floyd Frisbie
Frisbie
Corpus Christi
Reception to Cannon Celebrates His Seventieth Birthday
Over twelve hundred guests attended a reception at the Arlington hotel in Washington in honor of Speaker Cannon on his seventieth birthday. President Roosevelt and many officials attended as well as visitors from outside cities.
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Multiple Texas and regional incidents reported across states
An elderly man died of exposure in Midlothian Texas. bees suffer in Navarro County. a limb killed Will Sterling near Beaumont. Venezuelan secretary in London. French nationalists weak in elections. Andrew Martin's son drowns near Sherman. A government plant lab planned for southwest Texas. Several business houses burned at Blackburn Oklahoma. S. K. Prestidge found dead near Eastland Texas. Heart failure cited. A storm damages a house in Saratoga Texas. Mr Huggins injured. 1000 live quail seized from Pocasset Oklahoma to Wichita Kansas. Washington Park track in Chicago being subdivided. Edwin Clark, a New York broker, commits suicide. J M Crosby dies in Eureka Springs Arkansas. Girl injured by train near Terrell Texas. Grayson County fruit and truck depot planned at Denison. H T Hart shot in Picayune Mississippi by policeman J L George. Nathan Peritz dies in Austin en route to New York. Denver train wreck near Clarendon Texas. coach unhurt. Presbyterian Book of Common Worship planned. compared to Episcopal book. Sydney Graves of Galveston and Laura Nicholl wed in Dorchester Massachusetts.
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Beaumont
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Venezuela
London
Andrew Martin
Sherman
Blackburn
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Chicago
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Ark
J. M. McCrosby
Peter Canalias
Terrell
Grayson County Fruit and Truck Growers’ Association
Denison
Picayune
Miss
H. T. Hart
Poiceman J. L. George
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Guatemala
Austin
Denver
Clarendon
Northern Church
Sydney Graves
Galveston
Laura Nicholl
Australia
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Dorchester
Mass
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