Convention of Wise Jack and Young delegates held in Jacksboro
Notice states a convention of delegates appointed by Wise Jack and Young counties to nominate a Democratic candidate for the district. The meeting is set for Thursday August 7 1890 at 10 o clock a m at the courthouse in Jacksboro.
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Commissioners’ Court
Young County
Jeffery
Flint Creek
Arenty
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J. M. Braxom
R. M. Hall Withdraws From Governor Race
The article notes that R. M. Hall has withdrawn from the governor race and suggests that Richard could have saved time and money by not entering the contest from the outset.
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On. R. M. Hall
Richard
Colonel Livingston Aims to Succeed Joe Brown in Senate
Georgia politics heats up as Colonel Livingston, alliance leader, declares bid to take United States Senate seat from Joe Brown. The announcement signals a high-stakes contest with party factions rallying behind the candidate.
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Georgia
Colonel Livingston
Alliance
Joe Brown
United States Senate
Farmers Alliance Fields Candidates for Congress and State Posts
The Farmers' Alliance of Georgia Kansas and Kentucky appears set to nominate candidates for federal and state offices. The group moves into active political participation with plans to contest congressional seats and state-level offices.
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Georgia
Kansas
Kentucky
General Hogg Chooses San Antonio HQ for Convention
Gen Hogg secures a San Antonio home as the convention opens. He is expected to win on the first ballot. Congress acts slowly while many members retreat to summer resorts or campaign for re election among their constituents.
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Hogg
San Antonio
Congress
Kansas man seeks perpetual lease for No Man's Land experiments
Jones of Kansas requests Congress grant a perpetual lease for 2,000,000 acres in No Man's Land to cross his 18 buffalo with cattle. A cyclone in Law:Mass near Law rumbled around 9 am on the 26th, bringing heavy rain and black clouds. The storm damaged Law r caused destruction with over one hundred houses wrecked six killed and many more injured.
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Wheeler and Hogg Race for Governor in Tex politics
The text notes Wheeler’s bold resolve to run for governor and Hogg’s strong two thirds majority stance, with mentions of counties still to be won and shifts in the political landscape. The fragmented OCR hints at Texan political figures contesting the governorship.
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Texas
Anyigore
Hogg
Will
Governor Gordon Letter Prompts National Debate on Boycott
The governor's stance aims to direct public attention to the Lodge bill and its effects on Northern manufacturers and Southern autonomy. The piece argues the boycott could awaken Northern sentiment while boosting Southern industrial independence, urging self reliance over political maneuvering.
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North
Gordon
Texas Labor Confederation calls 1890 delegate convention Fort Worth
Golden, vice president, calls for a Texas labor delegate convention in Fort Worth on September 8 1890. He urges unity among farmers, unions, and workers to press independent action and defend producers rights against party politicians.
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James Boons
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Republican Crisis Warned By Ex Gover McGill
Ex Governor McGill of Minnesota warns the GOP faces a crisis as he cites the Hennepin county convention and the McKinley tariff bill. He argues Western states drift toward Democrat sentiment and predicts possible defeat for Gov Merriam if nominated.
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Atlanta Constitution
John B. Gordon
Georgia
Republican Senate
Dallas Times- Herald
McGill
Minnesota
Hennepin County
Merriam
United States
Sequestration Writ Seizes Ellis Hotel and Property
T. J. Ellis filed a writ against Ed Muller and W. B. Wheeler. Sheriff Richardson seized the Ellis hotel around 11 o'clock and deputized head clerk Muradock to run the business so no closure occurs. The estate, valued at 340,000, is fully sequestered including the lot, house, and furniture with few exceptions. Muradock will operate the hotel in fine style.
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Ed Muller
W. B. Wheeler
Richardson
Ellis Hotel
Murdock
Muardock
Fort Worth
Dallas Health Officer Receives Cholera Ship Alert
Dr. Wilson, city health officer of Dallas, reports notification from the surgeon general that a cholera infected ship has sailed from Valencia, Spain, bound for Tybee Georgia near the Savannah river mouth. He warns all health officers nationwide to remain vigilant.
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Dr. Wilson
Dallas
United States
Valencia
Spain
Tybee
Savannah River
Fence Planned as Railroad Work Ends at Fay
An Antonto Texas report notes Superintendent Lawrence reviewing fencing off as railroad from Fay is here.
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Texas
Lawrence
Fay
Guatemalan Army Lacks Discipline Despite Arms Buildup
Captain W P Russell, after six months in Guatemala City, reports large shipments of rifles and ammunition from England France the US and other nations. He says Guatemala can arm about 100000 men but lacks a disciplined army, noting a single foreign instructor and no trained fighters.
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Pacific Mail
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Panama
W. P. Russell
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Guatemala
England
France
United States
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Texas amend railroads as public highways and carriers
Legislature proposes amending Article 10 Section 2 to declare railroads public highways and common carriers, regulate tariffs, curb abuses and extortion, and establish enforcement powers with penalties. The amendment will be submitted to voters with specified ballot wording.
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