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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1903

Page

4

Telephone Service Route Guide Fragments from Cameron Area

Fragmentary notes describe direct lines from Maysfield to Cameron, Cameron to Jones Prairie, and Cameron to Baileyville with no extra charge if under ten minutes. Emphasis on prompt attention and routing calls via listed points, avoiding unnecessary delays.

Maysfield Telephone Co Cameron Maysfield Branchville Mayefield Jones Prairie Baiteyville India3

County News And Captain Wolf Honored In Herald Columns

The Herald notes county news updates and praises Captain Wolf with commendations. The writing hints at revisions to the wet counties map and urges readers to subscribe for more postings.

Herald

Where was Geo Pendleton When the Bell Cyclone Struck

The inquiry places Geo C Pendleton in question about his location during the Bell cyclone event. The reference notes Bailey aligned with the prohibition column.

Geo. C. Pendleton Bell

Will Douthit Confirmed by Home Box Returns

Report states that Will Douthit was confirmed by returns from his home box, supporting an anti status. The note emphasizes the reliability of home-box data in verification.

Will Douthit

Neff Declines Candidacy for Railroad Commissioner

Pat Neff announces he will not seek the railroad commissioner post. He will retire from campaign plans and focus on other duties.

Pat Neff

Circus Train Crash Kills Eighteen in Michigan

Last Friday two circus trains collided in Michigan killing eighteen men. The report notes the tragedy amid broader political and economic turmoil including Bryan's campaign kickoff in Ohio and stock market weakness. Local election results in Beall County and canvassing figures from Bell County are also mentioned.

Michigan

Bryan Rebuts Populist Anti Fusion Pronouncement

William Jennings Bryan attacks the populist leaders and their anti fusion pronouncement, arguing it does not reflect the sentiments of the organization.

William Jennings Bryan

Ex-Gov Savere Seen as Likely Congressman Hopeful

Ex Governor J. D. Savere, residing in San Antonio, is reported to be a probable candidate for Congress next year. The move follows a redrawn apportionment shifting several counties from his former district into the Tamaleville district.

J. D. Savere San Antonio Tamaleville

Prohibition Crusader Arrested for Blocking San Antonio Street

Rev. J. R. Wooten a prohibition crusader was arrested on East Houston street for blocking a sidewalk. He refused to move to the plaza and resisted arrest. bystander interference led to police taking him to jail after crowd disruption halted streetcar traffic. He plans to preach again tomorrow.

San Antonio J. R. Wooten East Houston Street Wooten Rev. Wooten

Despondent Wife of Wealthy Ranchman Dies by Poison

From Fort Worth comes a report of Violet C Mosely, wife of R H Mose ly a Cameron resident and Liano county ranch owner, who killed herself with strychnine at a boarding house after earlier threats of divorce. She left letters asking her husband and her father be told and had previously attempted chlorform poisoning.

R. H. Mosely Cameron Liano County C. H. Yee Mosely Texas The Austin Statesman Fort Worth Violet C. Mosely East Fourteenth Street Cate Liano J. M. Teague Austin

Cooke and Bell Counties Decide for Prohibition

Prohibition carried in Bell County by about 450 votes and in Cooke County by 224, with Temple and Gainesville results noted. Temple city favored antis by 254, country boxes for prohibition by 157, leaving Temple and country antis ahead by 97. Gainesville city went wet by 13.

Cooke and Bell Bell County Cooke Temple Texas Temple City Gainesville Tex Cooke County Gainsville

Watermelon Seller Dan Cass Promoted as Best in Texas

A local tip promotes Dan Cass as offering the best watermelons in Texas. The note cites a business address 10964 and urges purchase from the supplier.

Texas Dan Cass

Election Frauds in Harrison and Williamson Counties

The Harrison county election saw over 500 poll taxes paid by non-beneficiaries and widespread voting irregularities. In Williamson county the grand jury indictments exceed the anti prohibition majority, faulting judges and clerks for allowing outside coaching and improper voting. The report notes many Mexicans and non taxpayers on poll lists, voters in wrong precincts, and foreign born individuals voting without citizenship declarations. Indictments exceed 100 with further probes planned under new election laws to curb such practices.

Harrison County Williamson County Grand Jury Williamson Commission of Crime United States Nelms & Sansom

Thousands of Fair Women Praise Peruna for Health

A flood of testimonials from Chicago and Appleton women extol Peruna as a tonic for tiredness and systemic catarrh. Florence Allan and Miss Marie Coats claim quick, lasting improvements, urging readers to seek Dr. Hartman’s free medical advice at The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus.

Florence Allan Chicago Walton Place Tenio Peruna Mise Marie Coats Appleton, Wis Appleton Young Ladies’Club Missa Marie Coats

Peruna Promises Cure for Catarrh and Nervousness

Systemic catarrh causes nervousness and poor appetite and fatigue. Peruna claims to cure catarrh wherever located and restore health.

Peruna

Letters from Women Miss Anna Prescott on Peruna recovery

Miss Anna Prescott of Minneapolis writes that her appetite failed last fall and she felt weak. After using one bottle of Peruna her health improved, and five weeks of use restored her vigor, a happy surprise to herself and friends.

Anna Prescott South Seventh Street Minneapolis Minn

Williamson County Takes Action on Illegal Voting

The statement urges immediate local action in Williamson County to address illegal voting, signaling plans to end the matter with firm penalties and enforcement steps.

Williamson County

Truck Farmers Rally in Cameron for Shipping, Canning Factory

A large, enthusiastic meeting of truck growers near Cameron set plans for a mass gathering on the first Monday in September. Speakers urged cooperation to secure shipping advantages and a local canning factory, with Santa Fe railroad promising support and possible free haulage for the plant. A committee will report on land under cultivation and crop plans.

Cameron District Court Room John H. Bickett Association L. ©. Hill Santa Fe Railroad North Texas Santa Fe J. K. Freeman J. H. Bickett Messrs. C. UC Kirtley J. B. McLane

Deputy Sheriff Ike Grubbs Killed Near Pendletonville

Deputy Sheriff Ike Grubbs of Belton was killed by shotgun during a forcible eviction near Pendletonville Bell county. The Smith family, including T. E. Smith his wife and son, are in custody.

Ike Grubbs Belton Pendletonville Bell County T. E. Smith Smith

Ewing Defeats Holt in Harris County Race for Congress

Late reports show Ewing defeating Holt in Harris County for the congressional seat once held by Tom Ball. A majority in the popular vote suggests Ewing leading if the county convention sticks to the old plan next Saturday, though Holt could still gain control if the convention organization changes. Judge Pinckney of Waller County shows strong outside support and may boost Holt. The Houston Post backs Holt, while the Houston Chronicle abstains from the contest.

Eweing Holt Harris County Tom Ball Congress Ewing Pinckney Waller County The Houston Post Houston Chronicle

Editorial Authorship Dispute Between Daily Tribune and Herald

A July sequence shows the Daily Tribune publishing an editorial misattributed to a Tribune staffer. The July 30 piece mocked The Herald provoking a Herald retort. The Herald argues on the injunction matter from an equitable view, while prior Refusals noted Tribune reflections identical to the defunct Inquirer.

Daily Tribune Tribune Herald The Inquirer

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