Rogan leases and land policy questioned in Texas case
From a Texas case the article questions Rogan’s new school land leases and the legality of canceling old contracts. It asks what advice Rogan should seek, what considerations led to leasing without public sale, and whether the deal favors large ranchers over settlers. It calls for legislative inquiry into the matter and mentions state spending on investigations. It also includes unrelated items on medical ads and imperialist commentary.
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Se Court of Texas
Rogan
Pope urged to choose Spain’s king a bride
The mother of Spain’s king and Spanish leaders push the Pope to select a suitable marriage for the young monarch. They stress political advantages over beauty, noting the prince’s brisk discipline and active temper, hinting he may wed by his own choice if such temperament persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Dallas News
Irrigation Prosperity Hints at Texas Dams for Northwest
Dreath threatens Texas, urging irrigation as remedy. Rio Grande Valley farmers report a seven acre onion crop delivering Bermuda onions weighing 2,580,00 pounds and bringing in $5,160, suggesting irrigation can secure crop certainty. Profit from such harvests could fund an irrigation dam to irrigate seven or eight acres.
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Texas
Wichita
Northwest
Rio Grande Valley
Bermuda
Summer complaint cured by Chamberlains remedy in Iowa journal
Summer stomach and bowel complaints are common among children this season. A strong local example describes a family case cured last week by Chamberlains Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy kept at home for quick relief. The Lansing Journal notes it is a helpful home remedy not a paid advertisement and recommends every family keep a bottle, especially in summer, with Graham Drug Co selling it.
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Graham Drug Co
Chamberlain
Lansing
Iowa
Texas University Catalogue Promotes State Education Edifice
The University of Texas catalogue outlines a 342 page system from primary through University level, designed to align Texas with leading educational thought. It urges endowment and state support to keep students at home and in sync with state traditions, with Registrar Lomax in Austin offering copies.
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University of Texas
Texas
Lomax
Austin
Best Liniment Endorsed by Deer Park Merchant
Mr F H Wells of Deer Park Long Island endorses Cham berlain s Pain Balm as the best liniment for strains. He cites a winter case of severe side lameness from a strain and reports quick relief and cure from its use.
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F. H. Wells
Deer Park
Long Island
N. Y
Chamberlain
Graham Drug Co
Referendum Reform Question in Connecticut Vote
An editorial notes that only one in seven voters in Connecticut went to the polls to weigh a complete state constitution change. It questions what reforms a referendum can achieve given such low voter participation and the democratic legitimacy of the measure.
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Connecticut
Democats at Crossroads Citing Cleveland and Bryan
The piece argues the Democratic Party must move beyond past disputes between Cleveland and Bryan. It warns that continued intolerance in platform and candidates risks factional trouble, urging a unifying leadership to guide the party toward a future agenda.
Looted Havana palace: War Department details General Wood report
The War Department states that when General Wood took possession of the municipal palace in Havana it had been completely looted. The report does not specify the looter.
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War Department
Wood
Havana
Cleveland’s reentry faults raise party ire in Tilden club
A Louisville Courier-Journal piece faulted Grover Cleveland’s harmony speech at a New York Tilden club banquet. It labeled him an office seeker, lacking generosity and foresight, and argued his renomination would divide Democrats and provoke strong west and south opposition. The column recalled Tilden’s scorn and predicted a hostile reception to Cleveland’s political comeback.
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Tilden Club
Cleveland
Democratic Party
R. Cleveland
Bryan
Harmo
Houston Post
Joshua
Gideon
U. S. Senate
House of Representatives
Cincinnatus
Deres Dadd
Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Grover Cleveland
New York
Tilden
Mr. Cleveland
Dysentery resolved with Chamberlain's remedy
Henderson North Carolina citizen J A Kelly recounts a summer dysentery attack and credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with rapid relief. He notes prior remedies were less effective and urges others to follow directions for relief based on his experience.
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J. A. Kelly
United States
Mr Kelly
Henderson, N. C
Graham Drug Co
Washington Post reports payment to Patriot Gomez for nine months
The Washington Post claims a $19,000 payment to Patriot Gomez from May 28, 1899, to February 23, 1900 to prevent defection to Aguinaldo and insurrection. The Houston Post and Yoakum Herald quote and question whether bribery influenced the Aguinaldo capture and undermine Funston’s actions.
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Washington Post
Gomez
Aguinaldo
United States
Yoakum Herald
Sam
Aggie
Houston Post
Funston-Aguinaldo
Defamers of the Army and Democratic Reorganization
A critical examination of defenders of Gen Jake and calls to expel soldiers who dishonor the uniform. The piece contrasts cries of army defamation with alleged cruelties in the Philippine conflict and critiques Republican leaders and the 1896 1900 Democratic Party reorganization. It rails against deserters while praising loyal Democrats and cites President Garfield on effort and self-reliance.
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Congress
Jake
Smith
Samar
Sherman
Sheridan
Representative Williams
Mississippi
Philadelphia
Waire's Cegam Vermipage Cure for Chills and Fever
An old advertisement touts Waire's Cegam Vermipage as a worm expeller and unmatched tonic promising a permanent cure for chills and fever in children. Priced at 25 cents. Sold by Graham Drug Co.
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Waire
Graham Drug Co
Panama Route Selected for Canal Project
The senate declared in favor of the Panama route and instructed the president to secure rights and begin construction if possible. If canal rights fail, work will start on the Nicaragua route. Despite railroad push for Panama, the public seeks rapid completion of the waterway.
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Senate
Panama
Nicaragua
Memory faith for men rests on use not age
A noted psychologist contends that men do not lose memory with age when health is good and memory is kept active. He argues that if men persistently exercise their memories with specific facts, regardless of necessity, their memories would not decline.
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Bryan
Stomach and Liver Tablets praised by Michigan official
Justice of the Peace T. W. Robinson of Loomis, Michigan, touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as the best remedy for stomach disorders, noting they regulate the liver and bowels. Easy to take and effective, priced at 25 cents per box, sold by Graham Co.
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T. W. Robinson
Justice of the Peace
Loomis, Mich
Graham Co
Boy Preachers and Prodigies Across the Faithful Debate
A McKinney Examiner editorial notes the odd attention to an eleven year old who pleads to become a missionary and warns against elevating boy preachers or prodigies at the expense of established clergy. It argues the religion cause should not lose seasoned guidance for youth seeking prominence.
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McKinney Examiner
House committee backs longer cattle transport limit
The Commerce Committee favors a bill to extend uninterrupted cattle transport from 28 to 40 hours, a move amid protests from humane advocates. In related notes, Col. Frank D. Baldwin promised the Sultan of Baclad that US action in Mindanao would be noninterfering if Moros abandon resistance. the Sultan replied that they would only accept the religion and customs of Stamboul.
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House Committee On Commerce
Frank D. Baldwin
Baclad
Mindanao
United States
Dangers of Ill-Prepared Troops Highlighted in South Africa
The British army suffered 13250 deaths by disease versus 7792 killed or fatally wounded in the South African campaign, underscoring the risks of deploying unacclimatized troops abroad.
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Jewreler
Cif
Jacksboro
Graham
St. Louis
Tapter
Baclod
Philippine Islands
Dallas Nowe
Chicago
Mr. McKinley
Garfield
Jo, W. Akin
MO. C. Kay
R. F. Arnold
Gramm
Beckham Nat’ Bank
W. Johnson
P. A. Martin
Jranam
Weetsidgsount
W. M. Terrell
Graham, Texas
Graham Nat. Bank
J. W. Gattanrr
Cons
B. Gagg
Gallaher & Gant
Physicians and Surgeons
Legrand
Tof Square
MonRis
Beckham National Bank
M. H
Pahima
Ove, Graham
B. Garrett
Neludy En
Graham, Tenas
J. 1. Wood
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