Daily Eagle political and disaster notes from Oct 19 1900
The issue highlights Greenville’s interest in an industrial school for girls and Bryan’s praise by New York Democrats. It notes the Galveston storm death toll, boll weevil concerns for farmers, and survey work on the Brazos river to curb floods. A Brenham boll weevil convention is urged for November 14 with local farmer meetings beforehand. Good roads conventions are urged across Robertson and the state.
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Brenham
Brazos
Burleson County
Greenville Texans Seek Girls Industrial School
An enthusiastic courthouse meeting in Greenville endorses securing the Girls Industrial School. Speakers include J P Holmes Dr Hill Kemp and Rev J W Hill with resolutions by J W McLeod praising Judge Grubbs and Greenville for the site and urging liberal funding. A 12 person canvassing committee will be formed. Gov Sayers aids Texas storm relief.
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Greenville
Texas
J P. Holmes
Board of Trade
Dr. Hill
Holiness College
Kemp
Burleson College
J. W. Hill
T. B. Byrd
J. W. McLeod
Grubbs
McLeod
Holmes
Galveston News
A M College Day Plans San Antonio Trip Oct 27
A and M College faculty and students will attend the San Antonio fair on A and M College day Oct 27. A special train will leave Bryan Oct 26 at 6:30 am and College Station at 7 am, arriving in San Antonio around 5 to 6:30 pm. Round trip is 2.50 per person.
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College Station
Texas
A. and M. College
San Antonio
Houston
Bryan
First National Banks
L. L. Foster
Roosevelt Campaign Warm Reception in Cleveland Ohio
Governor Roosevelt drew a massive crowd in Cleveland as half a dozen brass bands and numerous political groups joined a dazzling electric lit route. He spoke at a marquee on Marcelline avenue about prosperity after a day of speeches across Ohio.
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Cleveland
Roosevelt
Superior
Union Station
Nash
Foraker
Marcelline Avenue
Ohio
Delaware
Marion
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Fostoria
Pemberville
Toledo
Clyde
Bellevue
Elyria
Bryan at Albany in campaign tour through Hudson to Albany
William J. Bryan toured Hudson Troy Mechanicsville Cohoes and Albany on Wednesday drawing large crowds at each stop. He spoke to business leaders mill workers railroad workers and city residents accompanied by state committee chair Frank Campbell Judge O N Bulger Edward Murphy Francis Malloy and others. Bulger and Jones alternated with Bryan in delivering remarks.
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Albany
N. Y
William J. Bryan
Hudson
Troy
Mechanicsville
Cohoes
Opera House
Mr. Bryan
Frank Campbell
State Committee
O. N. Bulger
Oswego
Edward Murphy
Francis Malloy
Samuel M. Jones
Toledo
J. J. Delaney
New York
Bulger
Jones
Send Off Crowds See Bryan Depart Albany in 1896 Style
Albany October 18 crowds gathered at the Hotel Téneyck and Union station to witness William Jennings Bryan depart for Schenectady and the west. Bryan acknowledged cheers from his special car rear platform and later spoke to farmers in Johnstown and Gloversville, with fourteen stops noted along the route.
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Albany
Bryan
Schenectady
West
Hotel Téneyck
Union Station
Fonda
N. Y
Johnstown
Gloversville
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Dittman Ladies Shoes
Clapp’s Men’s Shoes
Bostonian
Webb Bros
the Daily Eagle
Connelly & Carnes
Industrial School For Girls
Empire State
Hearne
Robertson County
Theat
Emmet’s Prescription Pharmacy
Gov. Sayers
East
Austin and
Caliopean
J. G. Harrison
Theor Velt
W. J. Bryea
Upper
Canton
Rooseveldt
Europe
America
T. J. Pugh
Omert McDougal
Encedar
W. J. Bryan
Hanna
Huron
8. D
Frye
South Dakota
Redfield
Northville
Goreton
Andover
Bristol
Bradley
Elrod
Bryant
Lake Preston
Desmet
Iroquois
Stevenson
Watertown
Adlai E. Stevenson
Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Arizona
Washington
DR. Seymour
Seymour
L. L. Melnnis
First National Bank
W. H. Walker
E. D. Beach
Alice B. Johnson
M.S. Edge
A. Goodwin
T. W. Higgs
Kate Wilcox
R.S. Webb
Alice Pico
D.C. Zuber
J.B. Reed
D. D. Dawson
Exchange Hotel
Franklin Bros
John B. Mike
Ting
M. Bonneville
West Main Street
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