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The Leader lists subscription rates including one copy for one year and six months. Edited by Frank H. Bowron with Pm. A. Martin, noting post office entry at Graham, Texas as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1906
Page
2
The Leader lists subscription rates including one copy for one year and six months. Edited by Frank H. Bowron with Pm. A. Martin, noting post office entry at Graham, Texas as second class mail matter.
A list of candidacies including Senator Hon Jno W Veale District Judge A H Carrigan District Attorney P A Martin Representative 104 District R P Dimitri County Judge Gro H McLaren County Clerk E B Norman or County Treasurer F M Burkett Sheriff and Tax Collector M A Wallace Tax Assessor R L Tankersley Public Weigher S W Lane County Commissioner Precinct No 1 J W Horner Precinct No 4 R M Summers Precinct No 3 H L Leberman
If O. B. Colquitt should choose to enter the lists against Bailey, the people of the state would feel warmly toward the Commissioner at this juncture.
The corporate press shows strong reactions to Hearst’s nomination in New York. They attack him on multiple fronts, but he appears equipped to defend himself.
A severe equinoctial storm swept the gulf coast last week causing extensive property damage with no loss of life. New Orleans suffered heavy property losses as Lake Pontchartrain overflow inundated portions of the city.
The article discusses Senator Bailey's accusations and response on whether a law officer may serve private and public interests simultaneously. It notes widespread editorial opposition to officers acting as servant of two masters when interests conflict, with most papers agreeing such dual roles are untenable.
The Henrietta Review condemns the anti Bailey movement for delaying inauguration and criticizes Bailey as a tool of oil interests. It accuses him of defending himself with persiflage and associating with spoilsmen, arguing his role harms the people he represents in the national scene.
The writer argues Senator Jo Bailey should return his credentials and seek the people’s verdict again in a primary or convention, after disclosures about his ties to Waters Pierce Standard Oil and other interests. It condemns his leadership and praises a decently contested renewal.
An antiseptic dressing for wounds bruises and burns is said to prevent inflammation shorten healing time by about a third and reduce pain and blood poisoning risk. Chamberlain's Pain Balm is cited as sharing the principle and providing quick relief. Sold by all druggists.
William Randolph Hearst wins the Independence League and Democratic nominations on first ballots after a hard campaign. He faces lawyer Hughes with strong anti Hearst opposition from Tammany. Bryan approves the choice and questions the presidential pairing as Hearst eyes a historic statewide victory.
Mississippi governor J K Vardeman denounces the idea of racial equality as dangerous, arguing white civilization cannot tolerate an emancipated Negro. He claims brutality among some Negroes, supports harsher education and social segregation, and states extermination may be needed to preserve the white race, urging scientific rather than humanitarian policy.
Mrs Ora Busard of Brubaker Illinois recalls a two year old girl recovering from a pneumonia linked cough after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The remedy is sold by all druggists and praised as a charm that stopped the coughing and helped the child regain weight.
Former congressman Lanham warned that if regulation fails and abuses persist government ownership of railways could become necessary. He argued for constitutional limits and cautioned rich interests to curb greed while appealing to the public for restrained reforms and to prevent radical measures.
J D Gilfillan agent announces a daily passenger train timetable from Graham through Dakin Bryson Jacksboro Bridgeport Ft Worth to Dallas with morning and evening departures and arrivals. Service carries no freight and local freight runs only weekdays. Travel times include arrival in Dallas at 10 20 am and return departures in the afternoon.
Mrs. Geo Walls of Forest City Me testifies to Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. The ad claims rapid relief prevents pneumonia cures LaGrippe aids asthma hay fever and strengthens lungs against illness. Available 50c and 1.00 guaranteed by B S Doty Co drug store trial bottle free.
A brief scene portrays a child’s repeated interruptions during her father’s quiet reading. After multiple warnings and a final stern command to leave, she departs with dignity, turning at the threshold to voice a resigned verdict about her mother’s era. The exchange ends with a quiet, rueful sigh.
Through Sleeping Car service on the Rock Island runs daily from June 3 with departures from Dallas at 7:00 p m and Fort Worth at 9:00 p m arriving in Denver about 8:30 the next morning. Low tourist rates apply along this route. full details available from PHIL A AUER G P TA.
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