Eight thousand meet in Philadelphia against Arthur bill veto
The Graham Leader reports a large Philadelphia gathering of eight thousand workers denouncing the veto of Arthur's Chinese bill. Notes a lack of foundation for Lowell recall rumors and cites wheat region optimism for a grain surge.
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Governor Roberts Programme Stir Notice in Legislature
In a volatile House session rumors circulated that Governor Sperts would soon reveal he will not seek the Democratic nomination for governor. A state senator suggested he may resign to force a legislative reckoning, while others predict a rumored third term bid or a prorogation message to send lawmakers home. Meanwhile an Anti-Chinese League on the Pacific coast threatens forcible removals if Chinese residents do not depart, drawing US diplomatic concern.
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Texas Press Association Session in Houston Ends with New Officers
The third annual Texas Press Association session met in Houston on the 25th to 27th with notable business and new members. Officers elected include Hal L. Gosling as president and W. P. Wilson as treasurer. an executive committee from new districts was formed and a grand social tour of Houston was enjoyed before adjournment. Fort Worth May 1 reports a large fire damaging several buildings on Main Street, with losses estimated at 35000 and significant uninsured exposure. A cattle price note and a long poem about Sam Houston conclude the column.
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