Judge C K Bell Weds Florence Smith of Fort Worth
The Eagle congratulates Judge C K Bell on his marriage to Florence Smith of Fort Worth. The piece notes Bell’s focus on government supervision and references W J Bryan’s St Louis remarks as easing a tense Democratic scene after Bryan’s Madison Square speech.
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Florence Smith
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W. J. Bryan
St. Louis
Madigan Square
Hardy and Mays clash over Brazos County race injunctions
In Brazos County two injunctions block party actions. Hardy restrains the executive committee from hearing the Mays contest and Mays counters by barring clerks from listing Hardy on the ticket. The case, tied up, may go to higher courts. The core issue: whether Henderson could withdraw before the first ballot at the Groesbeeck convention under the Terrell law.
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Mays
Brazos County
Henderson
Terrell
Groesbeeck
Restraining order seeks to bar Rufus Hardy on Democratic ticket
Judge J C Scott granted a restraining order at midnight after Mays attorneys sought to bar the name of Rufus Hardy from the Sixth district Democratic ticket. Venue to Brazos county waived. Case may proceed this term with aim to reach the supreme court promptly. Judge Scott noted voter rights also weighed.
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Brazos County
Messrs. Freeman and Morrison
Richard Mays
J. C Scott
Rufus Hardy
Mays
Cameron
Milam County
Scott
Franklin
Bryan Addresses Kentucky on Government Railways Ownership
William Jennings Bryan spoke to about 12 000 in Armory hall Kentucky on government ownership of railways. He urged regulation could fail and argued for state and national steps while praising Theodore Roosevelt and pledging to stand with the people against concentrated wealth.
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South
William Jennings Bryan
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Armory Hall
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
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Theodore Roosevelt
Nebraska
Republican Party
Mr. Bryan
Carmack
Tennessee
Stone
Missouri
Roosevelt
Neill, Noted Cotton Statistician, Dies After Street Car Strike
New Orleans, Sept. 13. Henry M. Neill, a leading cotton statistician known in the U S and England, was struck by a street car Wednesday and died that night from his injuries.
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Henry M. Neill
England
Republicans Adopt Eagle as State Party Emblem
Dayton Ohio September 13 The Republican state convention adopted the eagle as the party emblem and nominated a ticket headed by Carmi Thompson of Ironton speaker of the house for secretary of state.
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Carmi Thompson
Ironton
House
Stae
Three Insurgents Slain Near Santa Clara City
Havana reports three insurgents killed in a Wednesday clash near Santa Clara City. One insurgent was wounded and seven captured.
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Havana
Santa Clara City
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