Political shift signals in fall elections across states
The piece notes Republicans likely to win in Massachusetts Iowa Pennsylvania New Jersey and South Dakota with New Jersey possibly remaining Democratic. It says Democrats must not lose ground and Ohio could decide if the president’s home state goes Democratic, affecting 1990 outcomes. It also reports Texas press promoting cotton mills and farming diversification, with East Texas farmers growing diverse crops and prospering while cotton-only planters lag behind.
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Massachusetts
Iowa
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
South Dakota
Jersey
Ohio
Texas
East
Palestine Advocate
Holligan's School House Notes and Local Travel
Luther Holligan improves from typhoid fever as Brazos county residents send best wishes. Mrs. Lam Benson visits relatives in Bryan. Families plan to move to Corsicana. School opens October 9 with Prof. E C Rollins as teacher at this place. Several locals attend the Baptist Association at Reliance.
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Luther Holligan
Lam Benson
Rel
E. C. Rollins
Geo. Gilbert
Luther Hensarling
Sam
James
Bethel
T. F. Thompson
D. E. Thompson
Sam Benson
Will
Geo. Terry
Noah Thompson
Will Holligan
Miss Ida
L. Risinger
Baptist Association
Reliance
Political forecasts for upcoming November elections across states
The Daily Eagle notes November 7 ballots in Iowa Kentucky Maryland Massachusetts Mississippi Nebraska New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania South Dakota Virginia. It details expected outcomes and party alignments, highlighting key races including Goebel vs Taylor in Kentucky and Bryan fusionist sentiments in Nebraska.
Fickey News Notes Church Visit and Local News
Farmers are nearly done with harvest. Mr. Fickey and family attended church at Bryan Sunday. Mr. Somerville and family visiting here. Mrs. Flora Sabo visiting her brother. Master Toba Tobias spent Sunday nearby. Mrs. Joe Ellison dies after long illness. couple married fifteen months.
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Mr. Fickey
Bryan
Mr. Somerville
Toba Tobias
Joe Ellison
Dry weather and community notes from Bright Light
Dry weather leaves water scarce and cotton picking nearly done. Rev. Stuart of Bryan preached at Bright Light last Sunday. Miss Ella Marriott married J. Mark Baugh at the bride’s home Sunday at 10 am. A. P. Buchanan visited over the weekend, returning to A and M College Sunday night. Charlie Kincannon died Monday night at 11. Mrs Cole, mother of Putnam Cole, is ill but hoped to recover soon.
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Stuart
Bryan
Ella Marriott
J. Mark Baugh
A. P. Buchanan
A. & M. College
Charlie Kincannon
Mrs. Cole
Mr. Putnam Cole
Robbed by Boers over gold shipment to Cape Town
Reports from Cape Argus and a London mining company cable claim Boers seized gold aboard a Johannesburg to Cape Town train, with figures ranging from £300,000 to £500,000. The alleged loot prompts notes on frontier force standoffs and ongoing political negotiations at Bloemfontein.
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South Africa
Transvaal
Cape Town
Johannesburg
Cape Argus
Vreenigeng
Rand
Treasury
Pretoria
London
Representative
J. H. Holmeyer
Cape Colony
Blomfontein
Kruger
Alfred Milner
Krugers Speech and World War Tone from Pretoria
Reports detail President Kruger foretelling war and divine guidance in his adjournment speech. He cites the Lord as arbitrator, cites Jamison raid casualties, and claims burghers survived while foes suffered.
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Pretoria
Kruger
Transvaal
J. M. A. Wolmarans
Executive Council
England
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