Texas Republican Convention Divides Over Resolutions
In Leon County Texas the Republicans refused to adopt the resolutions at their county convention. Delegates were elected to state and congressional district meetings on March 6. John can, former county chair, led a series condemning Goebel followers and endorsing Taylor. W B Brush of Austin backed the removal of WM White as Ninth district chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Texas
Dineinn County
Paul Fricke
Pike
John (Can
Goebel
Soper
Taylor
W. B. Brush
Austin
WM White
Ninth
County Republicans Name Convention Delegates
The Hille county Republican convention met in Wisabachie Texas on February 17 and elected delegates to state, congressional, and senatorial Conventions. Elected to state at Waco were 1-K. 5. Fleher, Willliam Jennifer, Jin Beaty, 8. W. Tims, George W. Ma jee J. FR. Calahan, Lewis Centers, A. W. McDonald. Delegates to congressional: Hist Jennifer, George Malone, K. & John Beaty, B. Garrado, 5. Sime L. Garrado, Simon Davis. Delegates to senatorial: John ny, LA. Garrado, K. 8. Fisher, Lewis Jers, BH. W. Sims, A. L. M. McDonald, LM. Johnson, J. R. Calahan. State convention slots when din-K. & Fisher, William Jennifer, cis Peaty, BE. W. Sims, G. W. Malone, Late. Lewis Centers, A.
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Wisabachie
Texas
Jennifer
George Malone
John Beaty
B. Garrado
Sime L. Garrado
Simon Davis
Gates
Johnny
Garrado
Fisher
Lewis Jers
BH. W. Sims
A. L. M. McDonald
LM. Johnson
J. R. Calahan
Din—K. & Fisher
William Jennifer
Cis Peaty
BE. W. Sims
G. W. Malone
Lewis
Fourth District Republicans Meet in Bowie County Convention
Republicans of Bowie County met in Texarkana Texas on February 1 to choose delegates for the presidential and congressional conventions. G J Spencer resigned as chair and Phil E Baer was named successor. Resolutions supported McKinley and the Philippine War. Delegates named H W McCowen J Acer William Costercuet Alexander Thomas Dalley M E Bray and M J Spencer was elected a fourth delegate to the National convention.
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Texarkena
Texas
Bowie County
G. J. Spencer
Phil E. Baer
J. H. Hurley
Paris
Congress
McKinley
Heer
H. W. McCowen
J. Acer
William Eostercuet
Alexand Thomas Dalley
M. E. Bray
M. It
J. Spencer
Gonzales Republicans Endorse Delegates at State Convention
In Gonzales Texas the Republican meeting at a private home elected R Prince temporary chair and chose W Quast M J Moore as secretaries. Delegates to the State convention at Waco were Quast A M Moore J H Ronen M J Moore with alternates Scntt Jon Kieffer H L Jones and J Jones. Delegates were instructed to vote for John Ferguson and C M Ferguson. The county lies in Hawley’s congressional district.
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OW. Quast
A. M. Moore
J. H. Ronen
M. J. Moore
Waco
J.H. Scntt
Jon Kieffer
H. L
J. Jones
Iev
John
C. M. Ferguson
Lee County
Hawles
Staples For Senator and Candidate Nominates Hit
In Texas on February 17 Hon Staples of this city announced he will not seek a second term as representative of the Fifty-second district and will run for State Senate in the Nine Mia district. He will support Henry W Batley for United States Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heber Stone
Bailitribe
Texas
Meditto
Washington, Lee
Henry W. Batley
United States
Republicans Hold Orange County Convention in Texas
The Orange Texas meeting on February 18 selected delegates for the State convention in Waco. William S. chaired the gathering while J. T. Richardson presided over the resolutions committee. The body endorsed the Kinley administration and named E H R Green as chairman with a plan to elect a colored national committeeman. Delegates Webster Bell and George F Poole attended. the session was described as harmonious with only one white delegate.
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Orange
Texas
Reblican County
Dsie
Waco
Williams
J. T. Richardson
B. Seargent
J Feeds
J. B. Hair
John Russell
Kinley
E. H. R. Green
McZeal
J. T.richardson
Motte Prerl
Webster Bell
Inaon
George F. Poole Alhectiog
Elected Delegates for County and State Conventions
In ileetine Texas on February 18 the party held its county contention day and chose delegates to attend the county and state conventions. George W. Burkitt was selected as a delegate for the congressional district to the Republican National Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ileetine
Texas
George W. Burkitt
Representative C Tragic Pressed to Enter State Senate Race
Pate Texas February 18 Hon C Tragic third district representative spent the day at home with urging to run for State senator. Friends feel his record justifies further honors and statewide consideration.
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Pate
Texas
Hon
C. Tragic
Candidates to Meet Her in Texas Event
The article notes a meeting in Texas on February 11 with Captain Je A. Pields serving as chairman of the county party and organizing the event for candidates to meet regional voters.
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Texas
Je A. Pields
Keys to the Great Suez Canal
The article outlines Suez as a strategic link between the Mediterranean and Red Sea with Gibraltar and Aden as key British gateways. It notes British control of eastern termini and fortifications, a 1883 neutrality agreement, and questions Britain’s actual dominant influence over the canal and related shipping stations.
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Gibraltar
Port Safil
AdGh
Mediterranean
Great Britain
Dean
Aden
Red Sea
India Ocean
Wasy
Europe
Gioraltuy
E Shire
Democratic executive committee calls county primary time
The Democratic executive committee has called a meeting of county candidates for the 20th to decide on the preferred time for the upcoming primary election.
Harmony at Eagle Pass Republican County Convention
The Eagle Pass Texas county GOP met on Saturday February 18 with the largest and most harmonious gathering. Resolutions endorsed McKinley’s administration and Congressman Hawley. Delegations led by Colonel C C Drake were chosen for state and congressional conventions.
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Eagle Pass
Texas
Indorsing McKinley
Hawley
C. C. Drake
Texas urged to advertise its vast riches and immigration
Captain A J Peeler of Dallas speaks before the Texas Real Estate association in Fort Worth urging bold state-led promotion of Texas. He cites mineral resources, seaboard access, and population growth potential, proposing a constitutional immigration and industrial commission to attract families and capital. He praises unified effort by bankers merchants and real estate interests.
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A. J. Peeler
Dallas
Texas Real Estate Association
Fort Worth
Texas
Imperial
Globe
Mateh
Gulf Coast
United States
Maken Galveston
New York
Sabine Pass
Velasco
Aransas Pass
Texes
Fancy
Sage
Ppiuter
Torus
Anil Oo
Ifeas
Industrial Commission
Bunkens
Er States
Hus
Herselt
Farulllon
Two Elephants Amack at Crystal Palace
The note reports an event at Crystal Palace in Suydtghays with a spectacle labeled Two Elephants Amack and a date February 1. Details are fragmented but indicate an exciting appearance or stunt drawing attention to a public venue.
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Lendos
SeeDe
Crystal Palace
Suydtghays
Thie
Texas Deaths and Marriages Notice Mosaic
Texas notices list numerous deaths and marriages across cities like Denton Corpus Christi Dallas Fort Worth Tyler and Arlington with multiple interments and ages from infants to seniors. Names include LUCINDA DALTON Flora SECREST Nelson CRAWFORD Beatrice Jones ANTHONY ALEXANDER Lon GENTRY Lon and many more with February dates and locations across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quesenderry
Denton
Oy Pees Clifford
Alles
Poenish
R. Ol
Corpus Christ
Vedicare Tie
Aeroneon
Sanuel
Lindale
Crawford
Nelson
Coryell City
Dalton
Lucinda
Palo Matin
Secrest
Flora
Arlington
Ennis
Gunn
Hillahore
M'Call
Beatrice Jones
Coralcana
Alexander
Mike Annie
Waxabachile
Kellum
Corsicana
Smith
Jovept
Weatherford
Patterson
John M
Tyler
Drowner
Thomas P
Weed
Texarkansas
Camenhon
Wallis
Grantham
Joan
Davilia Duck
R. M
San Antonio
Blinn
M. A
Taylor
Sallle
Vevarkaus
George
Pickton
Moore
W.G
Eat Weatherford
Lewis
Hwonjer
Nagliville
Teng
Naples
Texas
Gentry
Miss Lon
Mexia
M'Connico
Sire
Coon
Burleson
John
Woolland
Freee Mone
Mita Ville
Paris
Petouare
Wolfe City
Sthephensux
Agad 3A
Hilabhory
Demands and Government in Stalemate Over Statement of Account
A conflict in Santo Domingo centers on demands for a formal statement of account before any financial arrangement. The improvement company remains unable to reach an agreement with the government representative. The government insists on the statement and will not consider deals until it is provided. Pending claims will be paid.
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Santo Domingo
Maytien
Week in Congress on Puerto Rico and Hawaiian bills
The Senate focuses on insular relations with Hawaii and Puerto Rico bills. Debates on trade terms and constitutional reach loom, with key speeches by Lodge Kenny and Culberson supporters. In the House the Puerto Rico bill faces a pivotal clash over taxation and constitutional applicability, as McCall Littlefield and Payne lead party alignments into a week of crucial votes.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Unios
Platt
Conn
Wow King
Cul Fom
Foxtny
Lodge
Kengtor Kenny
Tilliay
Thuradar
Haywood
Nebraska
House
Congress
Puerto Rico
Conan Ie Hon
Democrata
McCall
Maen
Littlefield
Malone
Roberte Oso
Hoth Aldes
Payne
Richardson
Binley
Taxany Wif
Fatal Fire Injures Two In Medina Yard Incident
A fatal blaze at a Medina yard injured several people and left a man named Hendy missing. The wind fanned fumes causing intense flames as onlookers scrambled to aid victims. Investigators seek the cause and recovery status remains uncertain.
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Mon Atonio
Frandeo Merron
Medina
Hirecen Tiiten
Opie
Pete
Réne
Chat Buck
Aiden
Merchants from Woodville to Visit Colmesneil This Week
The report notes Woodville merchants Mr. and Mrs. Moore and Gorden Bylilt attending business in Colmesneil with Dr. and Mrs. Elinen. Gleaves and the Meviand firm were also mentioned as having dealings in the area during the week.
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Meadows
T. HW. Meviand
Freding
New Bank of Colorado City Plans Open by April 1
The officers of the new bank of this place are W. R. Smith president F. E. Mooper cashier C. A. O Keefer vice president. Directors include W. R. Smith J. B. Hooper J. D. Walton and L. Seamen. It is to be the City National Bank of Colorado with capital of $40,000 and aims to open by April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Pank
Colorado
Texas
New
Bank of Thin Place
W. RB. Smith
Fire destroys several Clarkdale stores in Mississippi
A fire in Clarkdale Mississippi destroyed several brick stores in the business district shortly before 5 am. The Roberts & Co general store was among the losses and damages were reported around 57 000 dollars. Firemen faced water shortages and bucket brigades prevented greater damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkadale
Miss
Robert's & Co
Wagon accident injures family near Dane seamer depot
A frantic scene near the Dane seamer depot as a moving train struck a wagon team from Win. Derry, throwing Derry, his wife, and a young daughter. The family was injured though not seriously, with Henry's wife suffering a cut forehead.
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Emittville
Texans
Katy
Derry
Henry
Lipie buys two building lots in Luling plans three brick stores
Loline Texas February 17 W W Lipie has purchased two building lots on Martin Street from G A Whiare and will begin erecting three brick store houses in the frame of the present wooden structures. Meashe has at last struck Luling but few cane stands remain in the town.
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Luline
Texas
W. W. Lipie
Court approves 1915 bonds for courthouse repairs
Avatiz Texas papers report February 12 that the aldermen approved a 1915 levy for courthouse repair bonds. The action authorizes funding for structural work and related costs to modernize county facilities.
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Avatiz
Texas
Altersey and
Populists in Lincoln Discuss Fusion and Candidates
In Lincoln Nebraska on February 18, populist leaders including Senator Butler and Senator Alley arrived to plan tomorrow’s meeting in the state capitol. Fusion options with Bryan and the Democratic ticket are debated while names like Caldwell of Littlerock Arkansas surface as possible presidential prospects.
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Lincoln, Neb
Toomorrow
Senator Butler
Senator Alley
Neb
Washington
Ridgerton
Denver
Stace Capitol
Cltles
Cincinnati
Kansae City
Sioux Falls
Bryan
Butler
Tomel Pilley
Hlm
Dinawa
Poatpore
Brian
Jet
Dudey Caldwell
Littl Mosk
Ark
National A W. Assembly Overrides Amateur Clause Changes
The National assembly relinquished control over amateur clause rules, adopting amendments proposed by J. B. Potter that alter league conduct and grant new officers for the Jesu. Delegates debated road improvement measures, electing Providant-Conmng W. Joams and other officers, and considering legislation to strengthen national road funding. A Detroit invitation to host the assembly and a suffrage liberty note were referred to committees.
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Philadelphia
Li A. W
J. B. Potter
Ant
Macioe
Emutaur Clair
Jesu
Providant
Conmng
W. Joams
Maryin and Firat
Obert T. Kinesbury
Masnnch Nots Sivdnt View
A, DB. Aboxte
Minneroia Treatailer
James
Tattereall
New Jersey
Nil Aes
Towton
Laren We Small
Malia
Agron Walloon
T. M
Shiles
Keenan
Wdlwagarthg
Wien
FH. Patter
A. Wilton
A. B. Choate
K. P van Valskernbure
United States Office of Road Inquiry
Ollo. Corner
Milwaukee
Detroit
Rena Tran Suiap
Anthony Naling
Wee He
Guedee
Fragmented OCR List of Names and Places With Fragmented Terms
A garbled OCR list includes numerous names and terms such as Tanforan Eutries Aborigine La Horgia Nance O Nell Bandera May Dine Freda Moulet Beatoh Bulle Harry Tieburn Universi tis Sister Marie and many stray tokens. Text appears as jumbled proper nouns and placeholders with no clear events or narrative.
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Tanforan Eutries
Mission
la Horgia
Nance O'Nell
Raowtte
UM Uypercruxt
Bandera
Vnal
May Dine
Fam Dancenbaum
Freda Moulet
Beetoh Bulle
Guy Dyeat
Carlochia
M. F. Tarpy
Tie. Mile
Sooteh
Harry Tieburn
Tope
Daler
Potente
Aix Furlinge
Sicardo
Tio Wooer
Neylooker
Sister Marie
Pe Aghuwot
Lock Katrine
Universitis
Red Cherry
March Beven
Euterpe
Ad Page
Lew Zura Wort
Eephaido
Heartiens
Lee Mile
Alario
Whiteferm
Til
Verseus
Mary Rinwajla
Local Food Stand Names and Odds Amid Odd OCR Gibberish
Puzzle text shows garbled list of names and numbers like New Orlence Entrees and Pinurlongt Aratoma with scattered figures such as 102 97 105 in a messy OCR fragment. Placeholders mimic a menu or betting notes without coherent story.
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seling—Blemers
Swordeman
Julius Cacrar
Judge Stradrow
King Bikwood
Wild Tartar
Native Bon
Nilmab
Bennie
Pinurlongt
Aratoma
Plase
Gacrett
Coriia Alias Nearby Names in Unclear Text
Fragmentary OCR lists many garbled names and terms with no clear event or context. Readable items include lone fragments such as Dennen Lille and Ning Walkeanhaw, but no cohesive story emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coriia
Dennen
Lille
Princ Kewl
Tea Hiente
Danis
Powell
Dohy Boain
Sauterne
Dowkoretta
Haw
Hwa Angel
Hy Is
Toasting Tradition in Pie Mouth Celebrates Water and Wine
A Pie Mouth tale recalls Sir Francis Drake era customs with a communal drinking ritual. Townspeople toast the memory with water and wine to honor past mayors and the lineage of hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koveoth
England
Avery
Theo
Ellale
White
Nik Clyde Fe
David
Sir Prigels
Piemouth
Sir Francis Drake
Sir Francis
Notable Figures Cite Success in Puzzling Tale
Fragmented OCR text hints at a 19th century narrative praising Mrs. Hodgewn Byrnettlam and Mrs. Burnes, mentioning a book, showbog, Gowrlee, and a Thar Vase event. Details are garbled but imply welfare themes and personal biographies with partial names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byepett
Buatanil
Routh
Burnes
St. Charles College Case Noted in New Orleans Ledger
Fragments indicate St. Charles College in New Orleans area faced a delayed notice or report on February dated events, mentioning Greme? Coteau and Lane, with references to water supply issues and local conditions as recorded in a late edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles College
New Orland
Charles Céllege
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