Billie Bryan Makes Sharp Pen Dip Vinegar Remark
Billie Bryan is noted for a sharp quip about dipping his pen in vinegar. The remark reflects a literary or editorial stance associated with Bryan.
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Billie Bryan
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1902
Page
8
Hill’s Temperance Claim Hurts Presidential Image
The text notes public reaction to David B. Hill’s statement that he has never consumed alcohol, smoked, or kissed a woman. It calls the claim a populist charge and questions its effect on his presidential prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Hill
Roosevelt Seeks Money Power Showdown With Banks
The piece compares Roosevelt and Shaw to 1891 figures, noting a government stance against the money power. It asserts the administration is pressing the banks and trusts, demanding loan calls or more bank note issuance to ease crop financing pressure in the South and West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Treasury Shaw
Shaw
Wall Street
Federal Treasury
Judges condemn Faubion bridge as unsafe after inspection
Last Thursday Judge Robt Pool and the four members of the commissioners court with an experienced bridge man inspected the Faubion bridge on Little River between Cameron and Gause. They condemned the iron structure as unsafe noting the fast overflow pushed it about four or five feet out of line and said it can fail at any time. The county paid 12 500 for it and it can be saved with 3 8 3 50 0 0 in repairs with a contract to repair to be let at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt
Pool
Commissioners’ Court
Faubion
Little River
Cameron and
Gause
Indicted Montgomery County Officials Face New Primary Pressure
After primaries, a Montgomery county grand jury indicted several Democratic county officials seeking re election. The charges remain not public and the Democratic executive chairman pushes for a new primary to nominate different candidates while State Chairman Wells hesitates, suggesting the existing process cannot be undone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Democratic Executive Committee
Wells
Injustice of mixing primary results with old convention system
The piece protests mixing primary results across three counties with a convention nomination. J. M. McKinney led in popular votes yet lost the nomination to convention votes. Sluder, last in influence, gained 18 convention votes while rivals had 12 each. The author calls for a clear law and a consistent primary or blanket system to avoid injustice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
Senate
J. M. McKinney
Swann
Slader
Sluder
Dark Horse
Elea
Waco Seeks Reform in Election Timetable and Nominations
The passage argues that men cannot afford to run for an office year round from January to November, covering both crop making and gathering. It calls for county planning to apply to districts and for the leader to receive the nomination, framing this as the general election law and just for the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Death of Congressman R C DeGraffenreid in Washington
Hon R C DeGraffenreid of the old Third district died in his Riggs House room in Washington Friday night after a day of illness and a violent vomiting episode. Born 1850 in Franklin Tennessee, he studied at the University of Tennessee and Lebanon Law School before practicing law in Franklin Chattanooga and Texas, later serving as county attorney and Democratic elector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. CU. DeGraffenreid
Congress
Old
Third District
Riggs House
Washington
Reese Calhoun DeGraffenreid
Franklin
Tenn
University
Lebanon Law School
Chattanooga
Texas
Longview
Political figure noted for congress defeats and oratorical fame
The individual ran for Congress against C. B. Kilgore and R. B. Hubbard and was defeated. He later served in the Fifty-fifth and Fifty-sixth Congresses and earned a reputation as a powerful orator known as the Black Eagle of the Piney Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Kilgore
R. B. Hubbard
Piney Woods
Week Ending AwuG 1 Letter List and Local Notices
Advertised letters for the week ending August 1 are listed with names for ladies and gents. The postmaster warns to say advertised and note a one cent fee per letter. Local notes mention Pat McKinney at Wagner Stevensons, Beach studio photo services, Rev. and Mrs. Kilgore returning from Chicago with a sick baby, Lang stocking up for fair and winter trade after a New York trip via Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.B. Moore
Alex Brown
J. P. Stewart
J.B
Joe Stevens
Geo, Houston
Beley Wright
J.T. Jacobs
Will Hopkins
Anna Crawford
P. M
E. H. Lang
New York
Georgia
City Council Minutes Show Taxes and Street Work
City Council met Tuesday at 5 30 with Mayor Ralston presiding Alderman Sharpe excused. Reports issued include occupation tax 144 02 ad valorem 3 51 1900 and 320 85 for 1901 fines 555 30 street tax 42 60. An ordinance to ban feeding cattle was laid over. Fire company opposes street risks and will quit unless the rule stands. Fire department officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralston
Sharpe
Finance Committee
Boyles
Stedman
H. Ruby
S. G. Boyles
Sam Cobb
Steve Lewis
Dycus
West Smith
James Hilerean
W.H. Tucker
Laxative Bromo Tablets Offer Refund Guarantee
De Grove signs each bottle in an old druggist ad promising refund if the remedy fails to cure, citing a money-back guarantee on Laxative Bromo Tablets.
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de Grove
Beef Trust Formed to Control Packing Industry
A combination with a capital of five hundred million dollars is formed to dominate the packing business, signaling a major consolidation in the beef industry.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Creeves
Coods
Clearlmne
Shoe Department
Cameron
Ben Harrison
Blanch Anderson
Birdie Johnson
Eliza Brooke
Lula Lay
Minnie Burth
Grace Roden
M. A. Davis L. L. Stamps
Ruby Dirr
Angel Smith
Sallie Hopkins
Oia Smith
Pat McKinney
Wagner & Stevenson’s
Beach Studio
D. Kemp’s
Jas Kilgore
Chicago
Beach
City Council Proceedings
Moseley
Cameron Water Power and Light Company
R. Y. Stedman
J. T. Coleman
C. H. Ruby
Geo. Hooper
Buck Robinson
Will Davis
Tucker’s Corner
Jeter & 4
Loss Gallery
Kemp’s
Allo
Turner H. Moore
Joan T. Arnold
W. F. McNeill
Royal P. Jeter
W.m.caldwell
Frank Porter
R.S. Boykin
Morgan Dickinson
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