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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1902
Page
4
Proposition outlines early primary stance and opposition to corporate influence. Campbell explains his decision as a move to preserve reform, good government, and equal protection for enterprises and individuals. He warns against railway and monied interests and urges a fair hearing and candidacy aligned with Democratic principles.
The discussion centers on section 6 of article 22 restricting stock and bond financing by corporations to asset in kind. McFall argues enforcement attempts are foregone and accuses the attorney general of bias toward certain industries. He reveals a potential conflict of interest tied to prosecutions and fee arrangements involving local manufactures and utilities.
A small Dallas audience heard Man. David A. McFall of Austin deliver the opening speech for the Democratic nomination for attorney general. The crowd turnout was light due to bad weather, and McFall was introduced by W. C. McKamey. He criticized the incumbent and urged monthly inspections of state books by the attorney general.
Anelio Teves reports a letter from an opponent alleging Mr Katmann's candidacy. The piece notes claims about party platform missteps, personal insinuations, and potential financial influence in the upcoming election. It discusses reactions and defense lines aimed at preserving public trust and integrity in the race.
January 24 report notes Scott Piel of Culvert as a candidate for Congress in the new Sixth district race.
Mr D L Lambert of Nesbitt, candidate for representative, toured Learne this week to discuss his campaign. He attended yesterday in Aryan where local residents heard his platform and goals.
The Central Texas Fair Association directors meet in Dryas Texas and increase directors from thirteen to fifteen adding Ra Hall and Tyler Haswell. Honorary vice presidents named include P. A. Sims C. Meredith H. M. Carpenter Charles Briggn J. W. Leake P. C. Foster A. A. Sanders and others across Robertson Grimes Folie Washington Edison Burleson Milam Brazos counties with Leonard Fencwaa among listed names.
Architects from across the state gathered in College Station to review plans for a new veterinary and chemistry laboratory funded by the legislature. Dodson and Scott of Waco led the effort. brick construction estimated at $26,000 with work to begin once specifications are prepared.
A strange weather occurrence near Italy Texas reports waters flowing along sides and seeping through the earth after four months of dryness. In Ie 8 well on E Cunningham's property shows unexpected moisture while nearby creeks and branches begin to run after a dry spell. The January weather trend remains dry with intermittent wetting.
In Glen Rose Texas on January 21 peculiars are noted as dry streams begin to run and wells in mountains yield water while moisture rises. Jim Shannon reports water rose twenty feet last week without rain. Farmers claim increased soil moisture across the county as Betleger Byatt Goodson Abbott form a mining company planning a wharf and ore shipment to Cripple Creek for processing.
Graham Texas January 5 Wil Rothwell convicted of second degree murder at the last August term of the district court. His sentence of twelve years in the penitentiary was suspended because of infancy and he was brought here from Terrell Ga Reformatory to the penitentiary a few days ago.
Coryell County notes a gold mining effort at Gelton Texas dated January 25. The Beltoy and Copptrun Cove Gold Mining Company is referenced in association with the site.
Texans listed as registered in New York include Honnton Cummings Marlborough Imperial ler N Clark Marlborough wcos Ho McWright Astor sl Gaterville Bryen Beardaley and family errel O Price Broad Central Texas J Melalonade T Cotesegustlia bol de.
In Jack County Texas the county attorney has filed an anti trust suit against the Puls and Preadorg company by Dilley. The filing is recorded in January with the case procedure ongoing in the court.
A case from Texas alleges violation of trust law and seeks damages totaling 86 500 dollars. The filing requests penalties related to an alleged breach by Penakies.
Report from Richmond Texas on January 25 says county potato production will be vast and extensive this year. A separate note from Celina Texas reports a person died today from a wound with no arrest in connection to the incident.
The readable text references perief of pour at tims age and mentions Little Early Risers in a discussion of life peace and medicine figures. It includes garbled phrases about a trial, usefulness, and a product affecting the liver without clear names or dates.
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