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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1902
Page
5
Delegates arrive for a Texas convention focusing on uniform primaries and chairmanship battles. Cockrell supporters rally as Wells backers push for influence, with Dallas and Galveston factions jockeying for power and committee seating arrangements set for rapid action.
The piece outlines expected nominations at a Texas railroad convention with Judge Reagan nominating Lanham, Hill of Denton seconding Neal, and others like Colquitt for railroad commissioner, Greer for treasurer, and Turney to second. The scene shows Galveston viewing railroads as allies and the governor’s acceptance address awaiting.
Delegates at the convention weigh De Graffenreid for a place on the Panama canal commission while tensions rise over shifting loyalties. Governor Sayers appears capable of securing a berth without formal titles, and North Texas delegates push for better roads funding.
Delegations from seven Texas districts arrive in Galveston for the state political gathering. Notable figures include Senator Bailey, ex-Governor Hogg, and representatives such as Clarence Stewart and J L Slayden. Speakers and delegates discuss platforms, coalitions, and future races, with attention to land policy and railroad issues.
The First district convention at Cooper Texas nominated Judge John L. Sheppard of Tesarkins without opposition for governor. John W. Hargrove of Mount Lena was chosen chairman and J. Stephens of Mount Virasant named secretary. The body adopted national and state platforms, urged uniform primaries and abrogation of the absolute lease line. Judge Sheppard was not present, slated for Mineral Wells, with Morrin Sheppard delivering acceptance on behalf of his father.
Galveston July 14 Judge Edward Gray of Dallas told Toe Fast that reports alleging he threatened Galveston delegates over Corkrell support were misrepresented He said he spoke only with Sun ater Davidson and recalled Dallas earlier help to Galveston and Fort Worth stressing five Dallas lawmakers were ready to back Cockrell The judge called the remark a joke and denied any intent to threaten the Galveston delegation.
Fragmentary text mentions vanillin extraction and a reference to Barnett and Bucknett. Context unclear, but notes a real valuation or recipe fragment and a related attribution.
A fragmented OCR item presents unclear text about a work titled Heaven Help Us and a garbled note with references to eczema and guarantees. The readable parts imply a dubious claim or ad style line referencing SEE and Geomsiegs.
Galveston Texas July 14 strong belief state convention will draft a platform with limited files. Conservatives control, likely to back a platform aligned with The Post editorial stance and avoid a free silver plank. debate centers on uniform primaries lease line and maximum freight rate amid party factions seeking cohesion and minimal friction.
Delegates from western regions push for a strong platform at the state convention. Disputes arise over the Galveston tax form and potential primaries, with calls to resist social reform and demand a reformist plank.
The text notes opposition to Peruna substitutes and mentions Dr Hartman of the Mortman Sanatorium in Columbus Ohio as offering a full statement of results. It references prompt and satisfactory assurance and urges readers to seek authority on the matter from the doctor.
A fragmentary report shows lawmakers weighing platform priorities and state versus national concerns. Senator Turney emphasizes local matters in El Paso. Representative Churmond calls for limited platform items. Secretary of State Telle advocates municipal attention. Rep. Genre backs uniform primary system and platform tie to state conventions.
Delegates at Gilvantson will consider endorsing RoC De Graffenreid for appointment by the president to a canal commission seat. Support builds among Democratic members as letters and petitions circulate, with plans to press for his candidacy at the convention and related welfare of the Velite project.
July 14 dispatch reports Austin in upheaval as officials and politicians fear rapid changes. Governor’s private secretary and the attorney general's office are listed among those involved, with judges and commissioners noted in the scramble over duties and coverage.
A testimonial from Minnie E. McAllister recounts severe back and side pain that disrupted daily life. After trying Peruna on a friend’s recommendation, she reports dramatic improvement within a week and complete cure after seven weeks, praising Peruna as health restoration. The piece warns against cheaper imitations and urges buyers to seek authentic Peruna through trusted druggists.
A July 14 transcription lists Texans registered in New York, including names such as Heueten, Mre, Laura, Miss Mary Allen, and others, with multiple locations noted like Fifth Avenue and Grand Union Fort McIntosh. The fragmentary notice enumerates individuals across cities including Fort Worth, Waxahachie, and Ashland, reflecting a diaspora register.
A fragment notes Aunt Lucindy known for carrying Hunt's lightning on bro to treat swellings toothache back pain cuts and neuralgia. The text mentions sixteen grandchildren and suggests she knows what she is talking about.
Rev. C. H. Gentle of Willow Street Methodist conducts a successful tent meeting in East Sherman amid revival interest. Local residents attend nightly services as the campaign continues through the week.
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