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Quay Machine Faces Defeat in Pennsylvania Primaries
The Philadelphia Times and other papers report a revolt against the Quay political machine in Pennsylvania. Anti Quay sentiment grew as Bradford County primaries yielded anti Quay senators and representatives, signaling a collapse of the machine’s influence and a push for a cleaner, more honest Republican party.
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Quay
Pennsylvania
Oly
Kerwione
Quey
Republican Party
Philadelphia Times
Nort American
Times
Mhiladel- Phila
Sinth Agnators
Bradford County
Saurdey
Surcem
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Arduoum
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Southery Development and Perceived Southern Growth
The article extols continued progress in the South, urging belief in strong industrial growth and rising wealth. It cites Eastern journals noting the South’s production value and capital investment, arguing that only regional choices limit enjoying this apparent expansion.
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Thomases
Wade
Develues
Southern Industrial Growth and Texas Democratic Convention
The discussion covers cotton spindle production in the South and across the nation, noting rapid Southern growth since 1890 and contrasting Texas progress with Northern states. It also reports on the Waco Democratic State convention, praising the ticket and platform, endorsing reforms in taxation, education, primaries, and labor rules, and addressing the Waters-Pierce permit and Hoggs amendments amid a broader view of national and international affairs.
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South
Staes
South Carolina
North Carolina
Nowhern
Waco Centr
Waters-Pierce
Jemrey
Waco
Prices rise amid Philippine turmoil and U S policy debate
The article argues that living costs soar due to disrupted island conditions and reliance on imports, blaming trusts and monopolies for higher prices. It discusses Philippine governance, Amer ican expansion, and the challenges faced by Filipinos between fighting and surrender, then shifts to Michigan politics and Michigan GOP misgivings, plus a report on railroad officials touring Texas routes and upcoming service in Dallas to Beaumont.
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Manila
Ciyilisation
Beaumont Captain Wiess Builds Fast River Boat
Beaumont Texas August 10 Captain William Wiess obtained city approval to build a boat house on shakes bayou for a river craft for private use. The vessel named the Robert Ek Lee will be a handsome fast and comfortable river boat with sleigh- style seating for twelve. A second fin boat will follow once unloading arrangements are set.
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Dallas
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Texas
Southern Facile Railway
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New Orleans
Texas Trunk
Athens
H.S. Huntington
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Ice
Southern Tcit
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B. Morse
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Houston
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J. J. Maal
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William Whyte
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Huntington
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Manila
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Manila Times
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Sinolis
Phillipine
Wiese
Gulf and Interstate Cancels Saturday Night Excursion
The Gulf and Interstate has abandoned the regular Saturday night excursion for tomorrow night due to weather. The regular summer excursion rate will apply on the Sunday morning train.
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Gulf and Interstate
Crowley Excursion Train Heads to Port Arthur Today
A special train carrying a large excursion party from Crowley passed through the city at 11 40 am en route for Port Arthur. They will spend the day there and return to Crowley tonight, arranged by the Crowley brass association.
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Crowley
Port Arthur
Crowley Brasa An
Rapist Farmer Granted Temporary Reprieve in Shreveport
Shreveport Louisiana August 10. A farmer condemned for rape was reprieved by Governor Hoard until September 7. The reprieve delays execution and keeps the case pending further review.
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Shreveport
Hoard
Railroad officials visit from major lines in Texas and Oklahoma
In Galveston and Denton areas on August 10, observers note visits from Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe. Gulf and Interstate. White Oak. Rock Island. Frisco lines with agents from Beeville Fort Worth Houston and El Paso. The Aubrey old settlers reunion closed with Governor Hubbard as orator drawing about 4000 attendees and an old fiddlers contest.
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Galveston
Texas
James A. Ginsud
Houeten
Max Nauman
Gulf, Colorado
Santa Fe
Buteks Springs
Denton
Aubrey
Richard B.hubbard
Wall
William Allen
Ardmore Man Injured After Barn Ladder Fall
W H Rodmore suffered a serious fall from a ladder while working on a barn in Ardmore Indian Territory. His wife found him unconscious with blood at the mouth and ears. Spinal injury is suspected.
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Ardmore
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W. H. Rodmore
Fire damages Sherman residence. loss $1200
August 20 at 1 34 a post fire damaged residence of Mrs Brewer in Sherman Texas with $1200 loss and $300 insurance. origin of fire unknown. Washington report notes state department says nothing further learned regarding Barats von Ker geish in Pekin. She was an American and former Detroit resident.
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Texas
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Brewer
Washington
Berlin
State Department
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Pekin
Sheen
Amecicam
Wiegeia
Dvard
Detroit
Hawley Campaign Committee Urges Hawley Backing at Texas Convention
A letter from the Hawley Campaign Committee in San Antonio urges Republicans in Texas to back R. B. Hawley against the Green faction. It accuses the Green majority of arbitrary expulsions from the executive committee and calls for organizing county delegations to favor Hawley at the September state convention.
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State Executive Committee
San Aneonio
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Green
Profiss
Ferguson
Waco
Maren 6
R. B. Hawley
Texas
Himwley
Hawler
Waco Anu
Philadelphia
K E. P. Wilmer
Rock
William McDonald
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Meria
San Antonio
San Antoni
Hawley
Ats
San Antonio Sepember
Henry Terrell
Waller Burbs
H.C. Ferguson
Boynton
Democratic Convention Fails to Nominate in Beaumont
In Beaumont Texas August 10 the Democratic convention called by Chairman Votan to nominate candidates for judge and district attorney for the Fifth judicial district adjourned without nominations. The district includes Jefferson Newton Tyler Jasper and Orange counties with Jasper Newton and Jefferson sending delegates. Jefferson voted even and the Jasper and Orange counties favored nominations but no action was reached leaving Judge K B Seale and Judge P West among the possible contenders.
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Beaumont
Texas
Votan
Jaferson
Newton
Tyler
Jasper
Orange
Aed
Jefferson
Vois
K. B. Seale
Jaxper
P. West
T. J. Russel
Marriage in Colorado links Orange bride and Drews groom
Friends in this city approve the marriage of Min Tommie Eunice Bogs of Orange to Mr. R Dua Andrews of Houlder Colorado. A vacancy in Orange city schools will be filled by the board of education soon. Wilson and Stratton of Orange purchase the erncory hugluces and plan to continue operations. H W Bland assumes bakery management.
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Texas
Houlder
Colo
Min Tommie Eunice Bogs
R. Dua Andrews
Misa Boay
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Hap Mitiage
Board of Education
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Islander highlights Galveston steamer voyage and truck show
The Islander reports a British steamer docking at 6 o clock with cargo including wheat and pine and passengers bound to Galveston. It covers the South Texas Truck Growers event, plans of the Golventon Island Truck Association, and upcoming Mallory steamers Comal and Conchose departures with passenger lists.
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Galveston
Texas
Calvert
Union
Oswald Wilson
Rural
South Texas
Nueces County
Pram
Otis
Dustry
Golventon Island
Omer
Mallory
Comal
New York
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My Miller
Navasota
W. Sangster
Tibi Maughter
Percy Tibbita
Houston
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Cwkins
League City
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W. B. Lockbstt Galopton
J. H. McCloud
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County plans spark bid for state capitol buildings in Abilene
County Assessor Walter L Hackeanes holds drawings and specifications for proposed State capitol buildings in Abilene Texas. The plans were sent to Galveston to invite local contractors to bid without traveling to Austin. The article notes related transfers and filings in federal court.
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Unclear Names Across Cities and Firms Listed
A jumble of personal names, surnames, and city tags appears, including Louisville New York Chicago Dallas and multiple initials. The text reads like an OCR fragment with numerous likely misspellings and disconnected entities lacking coherent context or a clear event.
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Palestiniy
Wilder
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L. FP. Heebtorla
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Pe J. P. Sturgis
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Jake Moyer
Chicago
A. L. Walker
Planers adopt new BS with bids to be advertised
The Wedd county planers settled on a new BS with bids to be advertised 18% time. The Twenty-fifth infantry commander directed to recruit his command to full strength. A creek rise caused excitement among campers. no drownings reported.
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Prominent New Braunfels Figure Dies After Illness
Joseph Nubn master of New Braunfels died after a prolonged illness. He leaves a widow and one son, was a respected citizen in Fort Richmond business circles, and had long been active in local affairs. He lived in Richmond about a year and did not recover from his ailments.
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