Populist Republican deal shapes governor race
A political deal disclosed in Little Rock shows Populists sacrifice all state tickets except the head in exchange for Republican support of W. S. Morgan for governor. A guiding ticket lists Morgan and Auten, with other Populist candidates omitted. Republicans to back Morgan for governor while favoring Republican candidates for other offices. Washington dispatch lists troops ordered out of service and other war-related movements. The mix of fusion plans and troop movements signals potential impact on Monday’s election outcomes.
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California regiments ordered mustered out
Washington Sept 3 the Sixth California volunteer infantry now at San Francisco and the Seventh California volunteer infantry now at San Francisco are to be mustered out at their respective armories in San Francisco and Los Angeles Cal.
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Illinois mining troubles and northern labor clash
A special report from Pana Illinois says the United Mine Workers failed to stop colored miners from traveling north during the strike. A trainload is expected at Pana, with threats from union miners to ditch the train.
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Houston Named for Sixth District Congress Seat
Waxahachie Texas Friday convention chose Hon. A. J. Houston of Dallas unanimously to run for Congress in the Sixth district. President Woodruff of the Mormon church died at 91 in San Francisco at Colonel Isaac Trumbo's residence.
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Isaac Trumbo
Texas Farmers' Congress in Dallas at State Fair
The Texarmers' congress will be held in Dallas as part of the state fair events. The International Conference at Quebec adjourned to resume on September 20.
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Texarmers’ Congress
Quebec
A Condemnation of Pseudo Medical Ads Across Regions
A skeptical writer condemns loud hack advertisements from eastern quacks targeting Western readers. He ridicules promised cures and urges Texans to seek honest local business instead. The piece mocks imported remedies and warns readers against trusting flashy medical schemes.
No Cure Guaranteed The Physician Seeks Honest Pay
A physician declares no guaranteed cures but promises honest service and reasonable results. Cash terms apply, with possible gratis care only if the case merits it. He claims patient trust, references from local citizens, and vows strict professional conduct and reliable medicines.
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Doba Joe Executed With Composure Before Crowd
In Dallas at 12 18 Sheriff Cabell oversaw the execution of Doba Joe who faced the scaffold without tremor. The county physician, Florence, and Dr Westervelt declared him dead at 1 30, body taken by Deputy Carson, undertaker Dunn. Baptized in cell bath, he spoke of warning to friends before the rope was released.
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