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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1902
Page
4
A Cameron report notes Col. Tracy declaring no issues in the district race for Congress. The piece mentions Miss Hellen Gould passing through Texas, Slayden and Harris courting Bexar County, and the legislative investigating committee starting work in Austin, with sessions in the senate finance committee room.
Primaries in Bell county set for April 12 with McLennan likely acting sooner to settle a Thomas vs Henry dispute. The Houston Post features pictures of a legislative investigating committee led by Uncle Trav. McFall opened his nomination bid for attorney general in Dallas last Saturday, campaigning on the anti trust issue. County populists decline to nominate a county ticket after a heavy defeat two years ago, awaiting allied party results.
The plan would separate nominating timelines for county and precinct candidates from state and legislative contests. The Galveston News notes Tom Campbell’s retirement from the governor race and hints at a possible bid for Congress in the district including Galveston County.
Cullen Thomas argues against lawmakers pursuing appropriations for unnecessary public buildings or for cleaning a creek that lacks sufficient water to float a canoe, calling such efforts ill advised and wasteful.
The Austin county commissioners court faces filling three constable posts after Raymond White was killed last week and two constables already jailed for murder. The attorney general allows draw pay for the investigation committee and its employees from the legislative appropriation, while the comptroller questions constitutionality and withholds warrants. Several house members opposed the resolution, citing constitutional limits.
Hon T M Campbell announces withdrawal from the gubernatorial contest citing early primaries as the reason and unveils for the first time the policy platform that would have guided his campaign.
New Jersey Republicans nominate J. F. Dryen to succeed the late Senator Sewell. He won on the 19th ballot in the legislature where he faced ex-Attorney General Griggs among the rivals. Republicans hold a 45 vote majority on joint ballot.
Senator West recalls delivering a beat speech halted as the court adjourned to let the jury consider lynching the defendant in a case over killing an ordinary dog. He argues dogs outrank certain self-appointed statesmen.
The text argues Schiey could be the Democratic candidate for president in 1904 if he lives. It urges candid consideration of a candidate who combines strength, noting Republicans are securely in power and unlikely to concede on issues.
John H. Bickett returned from Cooke County last Friday intending to return Sunday but friends reported that severe weather postponed county speaking appointments. Indications suggest he will carry Cooke County by a large majority. Sentiment in Cooke mirrors that in many North Texas counties as people grow dissatisfied with the state treasury and back Bickett's candidacy.
The Suez Canal began in 1859 and finished a decade later. It runs 90 miles with a depth of 31 feet and bottom width of 4108 feet, surface width 420 feet. Toll is $2. net per registered ton. It is the costliest of nine world canals. The Manchester Ship Canal at Liverpool spans 35 miles and cost $75,000,000, ranking second. The United States has three canals connecting the Great Lakes and Panama would be the largest enterprise of its kind.
Theodore Braemer, secretary and treasurer of the J. F. Scbroth Packing Company in Chicago, is alleged to be short in his accounts by 160000 to 400000 dollars. He has turned over personal property worth about 72000 dollars to cover possible losses, having served the firm 27 years with salaries ranging from 25 to 50 dollars weekly. He was a prominent social figure with substantial assets including a 60000 dollar Standard Oil stake.
At the Bellville passenger depot a shooting rampage killed three men instantly and mortally wounded one more while injuring three others. Walter Pennington had previously killed J Odom. the case is set for January 22 in district court.
The county endures an historic drought with restrained water supplies prompting officials to urge conservation and monitor reservoirs as supply dwindles and residents adjust usage.
The writer warns that Campbell’s exit elevates a non-issues campaign in Texas, praising Sam Lanham yet doubting his gubernatorial performance. Concerns cite reliance on corporate influence, weak accountability from the 27th Legislature, and fear of a populist revolt against indecisive party leadership.
Hon. Cullin F. Thomas of Waco announces as a candidate for congress in the new Eleventh district. The real contest will be between Thomas and Henry for McLennan county votes, with Waters-Pierce re admission as a sharp issue. Thomas outlines a strong campaign platform.
Summary of Oo. EF. McAnally's letter to Milam County Democrats outlining his two-term record in the Texas legislature, support for tax reform and constitutional measures, adherence to party platforms, and intent to seek appointment and face primaries again. He highlights his service in the 26th and 27th legislatures and appeals for continued trust.
The report notes corn prices are moving upward and continuing to climb. A remark about inheriting qualities contrasts with beliefs about education, implying value linked to lineage rather than schooling.
A farmer notes corn yields depend on bell weevils while corn prices rise with market demand and bacon remains strong, signaling favorable cash returns ahead.
A sack of broom corn seed is offered at D. Kemp's store in Cameron for $1.50 per abshek. The notice promotes available seed quality and pricing from A. Bickert.
Authorized notices declare Ed F. English as Floater Representative candidate for Milam and Robertson counties and John Crunk as Representative candidate for the 66th district Milam Robertson, subject to Democratic primary on March 8.
The announcement states J. M. Ralston is a candidate for reelection to the office of Mayor of Cameron at the upcoming April election. The message designates him as the incumbent seeking another term.
Giles C. Avriett Ed Holtzclaw and Robt Todd appear as candidates for Sheriff of Milam County subject to Democratic primary action. The notice lists Avriett Holtzclaw and Todd as contenders within the party race for the sheriff’s office.
We are authorized to announce L B Lumpkin as a candidate for District Clerk. T C Stafford seeks re election as District Clerk. John P L Looney runs for County Treasurer with M Hooks for District Clerk in the Democratic primaries. Wanabours and W Gill s are named for Milam County Treasurer. T J White also listed for Milam County Treasurer subject to the Democratic primary.
A list of candidates announced for Milam County Tax Assessor and Collector positions plus related city assessor roles. Included are H M Steadman seeking re election and several others such as B Bozeman J A Brister and W G Taber as candidates for Tax Assessor Collector and City positions subject to Democratic primary and April election.
The official announcement states UC FP Grady 89 is authorized to seek reelection to the office of City Secretary and Treasurer. The notice emphasizes incumbent intent and official capacity for the upcoming local election.
We are authorized to announce FP J CLEMENT as a candidate for re election to the office of County Superintendent of Public Instruction subject to the action of the democratic party We are authorized to announce T WESTMORELAND as candidate for re election as schoolman of the City of Cameron on the onset party ticket
Authorized notices announce R Y Steadman as City Marshal candidate for re election and A Lankford as Justice of the Peace Beat 1 candidate for re election. W Ross seeks re election for County Commissioner Precinct No 1 and C Wlese for Precinct No 2 subject to Democratic primaries March 8.
The notice lists multiple candidates for county and precinct offices including ER H Reese for County Commissioner Precinct 8, E F Touchstone for Justice of the Peace Precinct 2, and George E Boles for Constable Beat 1, all subject to the Democratic primary. Other names include D Worcester Beat 1 Constable, V Hopeman Constable Beat 1, C Cargila Constable Beat 2, A Hinsos Constable Beat 2, M Eplen Public Weigher Beat 1, and Jesse J Thach Public Weigher Precinct 1, all subject to primary action.
Citation by publication commands the sheriff or constable of Milam County to notify W. W. Stephens by newspaper for four weeks of a petition filed January 7 1902 by D. J. Berry and Z. Gere seeking foreclosure of a mortgage. Plaintiffs allege Stephens signed as principal on a note to W. W. Clark for 210.00 plus related sums, with security and a property description, and that default occurred.
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