Voting and school amendment urged amid rhetoric and satire
The column references urging voting on a public free schools amendment, mockery of hypocritical Christians and bogus Democrats, Detroit planning a school for campaign orators, and Governor Patterson cancelling speaking dates to hunt night riders. It notes triplets named William Jennings Bryan born to Mr and Mrs John Howard in McCulloch county and mentions a millinery expenses disclosure proposition drawing favor.
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Patterson
Tennessee
William, Jennings and Bryan
John Howard
McCulloch County
Night riders turn day walkers in Arkansas incident
Unmasked men entered a gun location and ordered closure but the operator refused. The piece frames it as a clash of candor against chicanery and morality against mendacity, urging Democrats in Brazos County to vote the party ticket from top to bottom. National and state Democratic leaders call for duty and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
White
Brazos County
Democratic Good Government Club
Texas Could Pay Governor Eight Thousand Annually
Texas could afford to pay the governor eight thousand dollars a year if assured of receiving value for the money. The state would demand a clear improvement in goods quality to avoid losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Visitors and shoppers fill Bryan on a autumn day
A long list of local visitors and shoppers arrives in Bryan on Wednesday from Tabor Wheelock Alexander Harvey and other nearby towns. The State stock company opens at the Grand tonight and merchants promote White Crest flour coal and bargain goods with many residents trading buying and selling. A note on Miss Hattye Lou Hudson attending a Liberty wedding and a glowing display at Wilson and Derden adds local color.
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Alexander
J. A. Foreman
Harvey
Cavitt
Opera House
State Stock Company
Bryan
D. B. Carroll
Kurten
J. Kiefer
Zurch
Madison County
T. B. Martin
Steep Hollow
Jno. M. Ce & Co
Disributors
Victor Andrews
L. M. Davis
Mesa
Grimes County
Hattye Lou Hudson
Liberty
Laura Stevens
Boone
R. N. Elliott
Tabor
Foard County
Elliott
Brazos County
Northwest
D. E. Aplin
Keith
Taft Bryan vote tallies and local notices in Newee Herald
The Newee Herald reports electoral tallies with Taft leading in New York by about 80,500 votes and Bryan far behind. It notes forecasts may be imperfect and includes a shift of LeFevre family from Tabor to Cole in Foard County with house, livestock, and crops moved by rail, and a new tenant planned for the Tabor farm.
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Newee Herald
Electoral College
Taft
Bryan
New York
Neck and Neck
House of Representatives
Herald
LeFevre
C. A. LeFevre
Tabor
Cole
Foard County
Wedding Ties for Blair of New York Club
Several players from the New York American League club came to Lewisburg Pennsylvania to attend the wedding of Walter A. Blair the team catcher last season and Miss Margaret Stein of this city Blair and his bride met at Lucknow University now called Lucknell University while both students and the visit was noted in a Bryan Morning Eagle special report
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Lewisburg
Bryan Morning Eagle
New York
Walter A. Blair
Margaret Stein
Blair
Lucknell University
Rumored Bull Campaign Boosts Cotton Market
The market firmed on talk a bull campaign led by Theodore Price and Dan Sully would push prices higher, with local buyers active and 200 bales sold as the futures advance spread through Liverpool and American exchanges. Prices stood at strict low middling 8 3 16 to 8 18 16 cents.
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Theodore Price
Dan Sully
Liverpool
Bears
Bryan
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Richelieu Coffee
E. J. Fountain
Detroit
Chicago
Windy
Norman E. Mack
R. M. Johnson
Emmet & Maloney
Kastol
Wess Bos
Webb Boos
Roy
Webb Bros
Mr. E., Wilson
Wm. Warren
Wheelock
Mr. O. L. Wilcox
Bryan Ice Company
Eugene Edge
Coulter's
Rosenwald & Weil
Chighge
Child With Society
First National Bank
M. Lawrence & Co
Ity Jno
M. Lawrence and Co
Ring Vick
Hobson
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