Remarkable 1107 Year-Old Mrs Har dinia Goins Passes
San Antonio Oct 8 at the remarkable age of 1107 years Mrs Hardinia Goins died Thursday morning while visiting a grandson in San Antonio. Formerly of Nacogdoches she had lived in Atascosa County for twenty years. She left four children twenty five grandchildren eight great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. She was well preserved and known for her knowledge of early Texas history.
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San Antonio
Hardinia Goins
Texas Man Chairman Bryan Invites Campbell
Governor Campbell receives a telegram from W J Bryan urging him to accept an invitation to deliver speeches in New York and other states to support the national Democratic ticket. Bryan advises coordinating with the national campaign chair and providing appearance dates.
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Austin
Campbell
W. J. Bryan
Chicago
New York
Indiananois
Wiscon
Id Iiyan
National Campaign Committee
Bryan the Magnet Draws Big Crowd at Lakes to Gulf Session
Chicago Oct 8 W J Bryan drew a large enthusiastic audience as the magnet of the Lakes to the Gulf Deep Water Way association second session. He spoke after introduction by David R Francis of St Louis and amid long applause. Giford Pinchot discussed Waterways and the Conservation Movement. Taft left for Cincinnati after his speech. Bryan addressed Evanston students later. A credentials report was adopted and a transportation committee for railroad rates was appointed.
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Chicago
The
Gulf Deep Waterway Association
W. H. Taft
W. J. Bryan
David R. Francis
St. Louis
Committee On
Walter D. Moody
Chicago Association of Commerce
Francis
Missouri
Bryan
Giford Pinchot
National Conservation Committee
Taft
Cincinnati
Evanston
Northwestern University
A. B. Wood
Texas
AG Rules Legislature’s Appointing Power Ends at Resignation
The attorney general holds that a legislator’s right to appoint students to state normals ends when the representative resigns. The ruling answers Representative Claude M. McCallum of Dallas who asked who may appoint students in place of T. B. Love, who resigned.
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Austin
Claude M. McCallum
Dallas
T. B. Love
Fort Worth Democrats Move to Hold Nov. 3 Primaries
Fort Worth political leaders schedule nonpartisan primaries for Nov. 3 despite attorney general ruling that the committee was illegally appointed. The decision stems from a disputed appointment process and aims to proceed with the party's local election activities.
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Fort Worth
Democratic Executive Committee
Attorney General
Chicago Police Department
Rangers Deployed to Hidalgo as County Seat Election Nears
The governor ordered a detachment of rangers to Hidalgo to prevent disturbances expected Saturday during the county seat election. Both sides of the controversy seek protection amid feared trouble, a delegation from one faction meeting the executive department to discuss the matter.
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Llness
Hidalgo
Executive Department
Mevd
Dallas Doings and Oklahoma Day at State Fair
Arrangements set for excursion trains to bring 1000 Oklahoma visitors to the state fair on October 20 the day Governor Haskell speaks. It is billed as Democratic and Oklahoma day. The Texas case to cancel 800000 in bonds by Dallas Gas Co. was called and continued in district court. A missing thirteen year old Virginia Smith from Chicago is sought after starting for Fort Worth. A Denver derailment delayed Frank Trumbull, president of the Colorado and Southern, but another car was sent to bring him to address business leaders. Secretary of State Davie says Texas school textbooks will cost about 9 cents per child this year and not 3 million total, based on 800000 pupils.
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San Francisco
Transmississippi Congress
Congress
Pacific
Atlantic
National Congress
Thomas F. Wadsh
Dallas
Haskell
Oklahoma
Dallas Gas Company
Wiss Virginia Smith
Chicago
Fort Worth
Frank Trumbull
Colorado and Southern Railway
Denver
Here
Austin
Oct
Davie
State Board of Education
Saya Corone
Rimneon
Regibucan
San Antonio
Man Dies After Tree Fall Near North Tonawanda
North Tonawanda resident G. Walck fell from a tree near the area on October 8 and died from his injuries.
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Tonawanda, N. Y
G. Walck
Serbia Appeals to Powers Over Bosnia and Herzegovina
Belgrade reports the government issued an appeal to foreign powers calling for restoration of the status quo in Bosnia and Herzegovina or, failing that, compensation to Serbia for disadvantages it would suffer through an annexation.
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Belgrade
Bosnia
Herzegoevina
Arbitration Treaty Signed Between China and United States
The proposed arbitration treaty between China and the United States was signed at the State Department in Washington on October 8.
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Washington
China
United States
State Department
Scalding Accident Injures 4 Year Old in North Tonawanda
In North Tonawanda on October 8 a teakettle upset scalding four year old Joseph Meyers. He suffered severe burns but is expected to recover.
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North
Tonawanda
N. Y
Joseph Meyers
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