Who is Donaghey
Hope Gazette and Helena World debate Donaghey's identity and Capitol Commission role. The Hope paper questions his motives and past work, while the Helena World notes he is a local builder with prominent Conway projects and Twenty Years Proof praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Newman
Pine Bluff Commercial
Helena World
Bro. Gardner
Capitol Commission
Mann
Donaghey
The
World and Commercial
Hope Gazette
Capitol
Texas
Charles Gordon Newman
James M. Levesque
Geo. W. Murphy
Neal
Hank
Donaguey
Donaghey’s Work Across States Highlighted
The article lauds Donaghey’s building record from Arkansas to Texas, noting structures at Little Rock Deaf-Mute Institute and a state lunatic asylum. It details Texas projects in Longview and Terrell, including a courthouse and bank building, and critiques capitol contract discussions amid bids from Milburn and Myers.
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Little Rock
Deaf-Mute Institute
State Lunatic Asylum
Dorado
Camden
Texas
Longview
First National Bank of
Terrell
Tex
Donaghey
Mann
E. E. Myers
Detroit
Mich
Frank P. Milburn
Charlotte
N. C
Capitol
Conway Seeks State University Relocation Discussion
The writer argues for moving the State University from Fayetteville to Conway, citing central location, better moral conditions, stronger growth prospects, and greater fundraising capacity for a town of Conway’s size. The letter promotes Conway as a suitable host due to proximity to the state's center and anticipated financial support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University
Fayetteville
Conway
Little Rock
Floral emblem bill critique from Conway Democrat
The Conway Democrat mocks the cost to pass the floral emblem bill and warns of state damage from foolish legislation. The Helena World counters that the bill is well worth its price, noting its temporary focus on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway Democrat
Helena
Newspaper Profits in Life and Death The Jim Neely Threat
A clipping satirizes the cash taken by doctors ministers editors undertakers and editors in birth marriage obituary and funeral notices. It notes a threat by the Jim Neely Gang to kidnap W H Langford's son in Pine Bluff Ark demanding 50000 in an alley, leading to police involvement.
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Jim Neely
W. H. Langford
Pine Bluff
Ark
Mark and Mack Nominate Shared Cabinet Officials
Mark and Mack announce identical picks for key cabinet posts in the new administration. The move signals aligned policy priorities and a unified executive team, though the exact roles and portfolios remain to be finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Mack
Maryland Fight Over Negro Suffrage In Legislature
Senator Gorman plans to push a disfranchisement measure in Maryland as the Democrats hold a slim majority. Ex Governor Stone of Missouri testifies before the state legislative committee opposing a bill banning Christian Science or Magnetic Healing, calling it class legislation.
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Gorman
Maryland
U. S. Senate
Stone
Missouri
Rockefeller Adds 110000 To Vas Sar College Fund
John D. Rockefeller reportedly contributes over 110000 to Vas sar College era oil profits imply strong margins in the industry for investors during this period.
England Considers Tariffs on Select Goods for Revenue
England contemplates a shift from free trade and plans to impose duties on certain articles to raise needed funds. The move signals a change in economic policy as authorities seek additional government revenue.
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England
Effigy hanging of Arkadelphia leader sparks march plan
The report states that John Wesley, an Arkadelphia figure, was hung in effigy at Gordon on March 4. A real execution is planned for March 23, with authorities and locals reacting to the act and planned date.
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John Wesley
Arkadelphia
Gordon
Mch
United States
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Houston
Tex
Smith
American Newspaper Association
Typographical Union
FE. A. Cudahy
Omaha
Pat Crowe
Cudahy
Topeka
Kas
J. W. Adams
M.S. Mitchell
F. W. Emerson
D. Muzzy
Carlisle
W. 2
Russell
Fort Smith Road
Alma
Representative G W Clark Votes For Franchise
The representative Hon. G. W. Clark supported the franchise measure, casting a vote in its favor as part of the legislative decision.
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G. W. Clark
Trust magnate Searles tailed for million dollar claim
J E Searles noted trust figure arrives in New York facing a claim of one to two million dollars. He heads American Cotton Company and American Type Founders Company, with Senator Jones holding a large stake in the cotton firm. In London disputes arise as Irish members clash with the Speaker over debate rights prompting police to intervene in a free for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Searles
New York
American Cotton Company
American Type Founders’ Company
Senator Jones
House of Commons
New York Man Killed in Duel in France
A New York man was killed in a duel with a Russian in France after an affair with the Russian’s wife. The article hints at moral reckoning and hints at broader legal reforms coming to the county, foreseeing progress from a new road work law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
France
Crap-shooting bill indefinitely postponed
The article reports that the crap-shooting bill has been indefinitely postponed, curbing prospects for immediate action. The remark that “The crap shooting can now proceed” implies renewed or alternative measures may be considered.
Nation invited to address Texas legislature
The report lists diverse items from the period including Mrs Nation invited to speak before the Texas legislature and a Florida Mississippi smallpox death toll for February. It notes a series of political, economic, and criminal incidents with names and places across the United States and abroad.
For sale three steam engines and workshop tools
Bargain sale on terms. Three steam engines in good condition two are 20 H P and one 25 H P Also one Kingsland and Douglass saw rig and a first class wood lathe Call on H L Thompson Canewaw Ael USE Weekly SRE 7th for details
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Kingsland & Douglass
Canewaw Ael
Eupion Oil Maintains Fame Under New Keeper
Menty confirms continued stewardship of Eupion Oil, preserving its storied status. Details about new management or operational changes remain unclear, but the brand remains highlighted as a notable asset in regional oil activity.
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R. P. Smith
Chilesburg
John Hay
Lyman J. Gage
Treasury
Elihu Root
John W. Griggs
John D. Long
Navy
E. A. Hitchcock
Interior
James Wilson
Agriculture
Carter Harrison
Chicago
von Waldersee
Kueng Chang
Chi Siu
Hsu Cheng Yo
Pekin
Chi Lin
Cuba
New York World
Cardui
Cardus
Lena T. Prieburg
East St. Louis
Lll
Thedford
Adorem
Swantetts Cate Sa Cloo Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
John D. Rockefeller
Vassar College
Democrat
Ghe Conway Pty. Co
News OF the World
South Africa
John M. Mitchell
Oregon
Conger
W. W. Rockhill
Suog
South Tlocos
Luzon
P. I
Santa Maria
Atlanta
Buchanan
New & Bargain
Lowney
Caspar Dum
City Bakery
H. L. Thompson
Menty
Att
M.C. Wetmore Tobacco CO
St. Louis
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