The Democratic Carnival and Dollar Dinner
A Dallas Democratic carnival and dollar dinner drew leading Democrats from Texas and beyond, with Mr. Bryan and party leaders outlining democracy’s doctrines for 1900. The Austin Statesman notes over $5000 raised for the campaign fund, pledging support for free coinage and bi metallism as core platform planks.
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Dallas
New York
Texas
Austin Statesman
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Tribune of
Belmont
Sulzer
Stone, Clark and Wetmore
Missouri
Johnson
Kansas
Tarvin
Kentucky
Adams
Colorado
Jones and Berry
Arkansas
Rose
Wisconsin
Chicago
United States
Democrats Rally for Trust Regulation and Imperialism Stance
The piece argues three Democratic goals: curb trusts, curb imperialism and militarism, and defend republican liberty. It notes stronger organization, clear principles, and growing optimism, citing a Dallas meeting as proof of rising momentum and unity against the present administration.
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Columbia
Republic
Dallas
Rainy greeting marks week in Cottonwood
Cottonwood reports a welcome rain shower and church services by Rev J M Bullock attended by visitors from Edge Wheelock and Alexandria. School begins October 16 with Miss Benbo of Bryan as teacher. Bereavement follows the McFarlan home as they mourn their loss. Tom Gallatin and daughters Pearl and Daisy return from Dallas. Local youths gathered at Dr Grice home for an evening of singing.
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J. M. Bullock
Baptist Church
Edge
Wheelock
Alexandria
Benbo
Bryan
McFarlan
Tom Gallatin
Pearl
Daisy
Dallas
Grice
Janawa
J. G. N. Excursions Ticket Notice to Cincinnati and Austin
J. G. N. Excursions announces trips to Cincinnati for the National Convention October 13 to 20 with tickets on sale October 10 and 11 and a round trip fare. Also to Austin for the United Daughters of the Confederacy October 15 to 19 with tickets on sale October 17 and trains arriving October 18 morning and a sale end October 21. Very low rates available. agents can provide full details. D. J. Price, G. P. & T. A. Palestine Texas.
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Cincinnati
National Convention Christian Church
Austin
United Daughters of the Confederacy
D. J. Price
G. P
T. A
Palestine
Texas
Private School Advertisement in Historic Baptist Church
An old church premises hosts a private school with solicitations from Mrs Edna Minkert and Miss Mary Minkert. The notice mentions a factory machinist f ue Lang at Carrs Hardware and a 274 Buggy horse for sale via Dr Pp M Raysor. Metropolitan cigars sold at Exposition Saloon.
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Old Baptist Church
Edna Minkert
Mary Minkert
Real Estate Bargains Highlight Rural and City Properties
Farm of 150 acres on the H T C railroad between Bryan and Benchley in Thompson Creek known as the Jesse Taylor place is well improved. Mrs Mary Mooring place features a five room dwelling near the graded school. A five room house on a lot and a half in the eastern town part, water works and a fine water supply. A dwelling with 2 acres in the western city part offered at a very low price.
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Bryan
Benchley
Thompson Creek
Jesse Taylor
Real Estate Wants Quick Sale at Attractive Price
If you have property to sell at a tempting price, place it with us and we will locate a buyer. We offer prompt handling and aim to secure a fast transaction for ready sellers.
Texas Quarantine Sparks Federal Action on Interstate Trade
E H Farrar will travel to Washington to seek a supreme court injunction restraining Texas and its health officials from enforcing interstate quarantine. Louisiana plans suit to limit state powers to block commerce when officials deem quarantine unjust. The New Orleans board of health reports two new yellow fever cases for Tuesday with no deaths.
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New Orleans
E. H. Farrar
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Texas
Cunningham
Blunt
Louisiana
Board of Health
Fever Toll Rises With 23 New Cases and One Death
Key West reports 23 new yellow fever cases and one fatality Tuesday. Authorities note the weather turning slightly cooler as the outbreak continues to draw attention from residents and health officials.
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Key West, Fla
Chattanooga Election Narrowly Supports Saloon Closing Law
In Chattanooga on October 11 the main issue was a 10 PM saloon closing ordinance. Three mayoral candidates split along party lines with Joseph Wassman winning the mayor's seat by 87 votes. Democrats won six of eight aldermen, endorsing the closing law. the remaining aldermen favored modification.
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Chattanooga
Joseph Wassman
Election results and regional notices across the United States
Indianapolis reports lingering doubt over mayoral race with Sentinel backing Mayor Taggart and Journal conceding him while disputing other tickets. Kansas City notes State Trust Company seeks court decree to pay bonds tied to several railroads. Austin reports Health Officer Blunt doubts Asiatic cholera in Ledbetter case and cites poison water or food. El Paso notes 15,000 cattle headed to Cuba via Southern Pacific. Antlers records Atoka attorneys seeking injunction to halt townsite planning. Washington reports cotton condition at 62.4. Perry notes accident injuring Frank Holloway. Stroud recalls W H Barbee died from train injuries. Red Rock reports death of James Whitenate, Otoe chief. South McAlester miner Will Harris killed by fallen slate.
Bryan's Health Restored. Bryan to Resume Speaking Soon
Ottumwa Iowa reports Mr. Bryan is well and will start speaking again in a few days. In New York Grover Cleveland states opposition to expansion by force of arms.
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Bryan
Ottumwa
New York
Grover Cleveland
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