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Newspaper

Houston Daily Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1900

Page

3

Gossett Nominated for Sixth District Democratic Nomination

In Kaufman and Navarro counties supporters announce Hon. M. H. Gossett as the Democratic nominee for the Sixth district. Gossett’s campaign claims he will be a strong and helpful advocate for the Trinity river navigation project and the Sixth congressional seat, while opponents deny the charge.

M. H. Gosfer Kaufman Navarro County Kaufqoute Hia Gossett Sasigi Toxne Trinity River

Texas May Day Democratic Convention Proceedings

The May 1 convention in Texas met at the court yard with W. T. Smith as temporary chairman and Felix as temporary secretary. Delegates selected candidates and issued Whig pledges for Sayers minor, Finley for comptroller, Stobbin for treasurer, Pauli for attorney general, Perland for commissioner, Ken ch for state superintendent, and a railroad commissioner. N. Hetdernon for the criminal appeals court.

Ly Dud Storey Texas W. T. Smith Felix Joseph DD. Sayera Minor W. Finley Jin W. Stobbina Pauli Charles Perland Cormissioner Kench

Political Nominees Endorsements Reported in May Primary

The article notes party endorsements and candidate names across counties and districts. It lists platform support for congress, judiciary, and county offices, with mentions of delegates to the National convention and district selections. The piece cites precincts and local figures, including county officials and contest outcomes, as they prepare for a second primary on May 10.

Benes Etele Chicago W. Bae Alley PWS Becote Henry Congress M. J Saya

Randeli Nomin ation Fight Shifts in Fifth District Race

May 6 report shows C B Randell of Pen Collinity in the Fifth district race for Congress, facing active opponent near Collin county. Randell’s nomination tally from convention weighs against rivals, with others like Cook and Fannin polling small blocks as supporters shift. It’s suggested Randell may retreat as Gough and Thomas push for withdrawal amid uncertain support.

Congress C. B. Randell Pen Collinty Gough Collin County Ana Cout Randell Cetragion Statte Bovine Ilready Montague Denton Neven Cola Shittesn Caty Cook Pand Fannin Ee Mr Randell Gough Nd Thomas

Bell County Returns Show Large Majorities in Primary

Returns from Texas county election results show Love leading for comptroller and Weary for Congress by large margins in about thirty of thirty seven boxes. Shannon elected to the legislature with Robertson a distant second.

BR Corts Love Texan Murtis eerOher Congress Shannon Robertson

Temple Mayor J. B. Waltera’s Long City Service Highlighted

Temple Texas May 7 Mayor J B Waltera born Panola County Mississippi February 16 1835 and moved to Bell County in 1879 has lived in Temple since 1885 where he played active role in business and public affairs He was elected mayor of Temple in 1898 in a hot election and soon reelected without opposition His strong personal ties energy and engaging manner mark his expected future achievements.

Temple Texas J. 3 B. Waltera Panola County Miss Bell County Teme

County Ticket Results From Local Precinct Announced

Craddock leads as district returns show C. K. White elected county clerk Th. K. Orgaln wins county school superintendent Gulley takes tax collector. Masks narrowly ahead for treasurer Warmer elected coroner Walton named commissioner Lemley Wagoner for justices of the peace. Results stand, unlikely to change.

Craddock C. K. White Th. K. Orgaln Gulley Whidton Warmer Conatabie Walton Lemley and Wagoner Justices of the Peace

Campaign manager releases figures for district race

In Dallas tonight Hrookhout campaign manager issued figures showing counties carried by Bookhout Hunt Rookwall Bits Johnson Collin Harrison and total votes in convention 61. Heaty Upshur Camp Hill Limestone not in convention 2. With thirty counties in the district and twenty primaries to be held Saturday most will choose Bookhout or Realy WIL as winner by Saturday night.

Hrookhout Dallas Texas T. BR. la St. Louis Springfield John Tookhout Ely Court of Appeals

Collin County Primaries Nominated Officials List

May 7 report shows slow vote count in Collin County due to high interest in district and county offices. Nominations include Love for Comptroller, Curtis for commissioner, Hurt for justice appeals, Bonkhout for congress, Randell for representative, Gresham and Smith for district clerk, W. T. Cox for attorney, Dan Neathery for treasurer, S. H. W. Graham for sheriff, and J. H. Hill as superintendent.

Love Carth Farmersville Texas Curtis Justlee Court of Criminal Appeals Hurt Justice Court of Civil Appeals Bonkhout Congress Randell Representativer Gresham and Smith W. T. Cox W. Hounton Dan Neathery Mesceser S. H W. Graham Sherif J. W. Pafford J. H. Hill

Democratic convention in Pahshandle selects slate for Carson County

In Pahandle Texas May convention delegates nominated W B Piemona for Congress from the Thirteenth district Judge Wallis for civil opposition Browning for lieutenant governor and R W Finley for comptroller with no guidance for other state officers.

Piemons Finley Pahhandle Texas Carson County W. B. Piemona

Trinity County Primaries Held in Gravaton Texas

The precinct No 1 primary convention met in Gravaton May 1 and selected county delegates for May 12. They instructed votes for B P Hashill as judge, W J Hill as district attorney, and G C Clegg as representative. Other precincts reported only Centralla and Pennington.

Trinity County Gravaton Texas Yeaturday B. P. Hashiell W. Ja Hill G. C. Clegg Centralla Pennington Theaa 3. M. Smith Twelfth Judicial District A. M. Campbell N. F Thirty- Belk

Taylor County Democratic Convention in Abilene Texas

The Taylor County Democratic Convention in Abilene elected delegates to state conventions and chose the county executive committee. Joby Le Stephens was named temporary parliamentary chairman with B Shork and Max Andrews as secretaries. Governor Sayers' administration drew strong interest amid lively proceedings. Finley and Storey claimed the county vote in San Sabo Sabine Texas May 1.

Taylor County Abilene Texas Joby le Stephens B. Shork Max Andrews Sayers Hoge and Clark Finley and Storey San Sabo Sabine Finley

Texea May and the official committee counts

The readable fragments outline a local civic update from Cleburne about the May timetable and counting by the executive committees. Names and precise actions are unclear but the note signals organizational oversight and planning steps.

Johnson county returns name flotorial candidate

In Johnson county the May election results shifted the flotorial representative nomination from R. Netle to C. J. Logan after an executive committee recount. The Democratic executive committee called precinct conventions for May 26 to elect delegates to the county convention in Liberty on June 15 at the courthouse and to address related business.

Gossett Johnson County Burke Rusk Texas James Perkins Cleburne R. Ly. Netle C. J. Logan Liberty Court House

Hogg and Summerlin Form Mexican Law Partnership

Ex governor Hogg of Texas and R K Summerlin of San Antonio form a Mexico City law partnership with Friine deeo Alfare. Hogg will reside in New York to oversee U S business. The Loperina case may decide tithe claims tied to a wealthy Mexican estate and its heir now in Texas.

City Mexico Hogg Texas RK. L. Summerlin San Antonio Friinedeeo Alfare New York United States Loperina Ifu Honge Summerlin India

Saengerfest of Texas Parade Opens Twenty Third State Fest

About 690 memeber of the Saengerbunds from Austin and other cities arrived for the twenty third State Saengerfest to begin with a torchlight parade and a pyrotechnic display near the capitol. The event includes a banquet at Turner hall and upcoming concerts directed by Ludwig and Besserer with 410 voices and a 36 piece orchestra.

Austin Texas Texas Shengerbund Alias Waco Taylor Elgin Brenham Houston Galveston New Braunfels San Antonio Cedar Fayetteville Austin Saengerrunde Charles B. Lucey Meanie Curyer Langemann Attsta Police Capitol Turner Hall Ludwig Besserer Harrid

Land Office sells Newton county school land timber to J Bedell Moore

May 7 Austin report notes the general land office sold timber on fourteen Newton county school land sections to J Bedell Moore at an average of five dollars per side. It lists 2658 homestead claims covering 205014 acres and outlines patent applications due by January 1 1902. Blanks for surveying 4500000 acres of public donated land will be ready by June 1, with mailings to inquirers. It also reports Volunteer Guard encampment plans and a reorganization resulting in forty three infantry companies three cavalry and three artillery units plus four colored infantry companies. Each company has a large membership and rapid elite formation. A ten day encampment aims to perfect military movements for creditable appearances. County railroad commission updates indicate Storey leading Curtis in a Ripley HQ tally, 79 to 50.

Austin Texas General Land Office Newton County J. Bedell Moore Ingd Effeol Linda Land Commissioner Preiace Volunteer Guard Lt le Well Guard Riprey Storey Curtis

Supreme Court session outputs mixed rulings and remands

The court reversed and remanded cases including William M. Rice and John Ward from Falls and Ida Woelts from Bexar. Jaco Endelva and Charles Norris from Rusk. A F Hoyd et al v H Ghent from Hull. Rehearing motions were overruled for San Antonio Gas Co. v Robertson from Bexar.

Supreme Court Wiliam M. Rice John Ward Falls Ida Woelts Va August Woelts Bexar Jaco Endelva Charles Norris Rusk A. F. Hoyd H. ©. Ghent Hull Molloneto San Antonio Gas Company BF. Robertson B. I. Robertson Besar

West-Hey health bill discussed by U S leaders

considerable interest surrounds the West-Hey health bill in Congress with Governor Sayers alerted by telegraph from Governor Bloxham and messages to Ball Lanham and Culberson urging scrutiny of Senate committee reports on quarantine authority and state control. Governor Suern declines direct appointment, directing the San Antonio asylum board to select a new superintendent after Dr Turner steps down.

United States Sayers Bloxham Mlorldd Ball Lanham Culberson Senate Committee Turner San Antonio Terrell Wilson Sufern San Antonio Asylum

Texan Oil Markets React To Waters-Pierce Ruling

John Tt. Kirby, president of Southwestern Oil Co of Houston, says no oil famine will occur if Waters-Pierce is driven from Texas by the Supreme Court mandate. He adds Independent refineries will offer prices about per cent below Waters-Pierce rates.

John Tt. Kirby Southwestern Oil Company of Houston Texan Waters-Pierce Company Supreme Court of the United States Firurea Waters Pierce

Attorneys Vie For Court Review In Lynching Case

Attorneys from Dallas Kaufman and Athena appear for Ea Cain and Bob Stevens two of the Flum phries lynchers convicted in Anterantt County seeking a writ of review before the court of criminal appeals on Wednesday. Hon Ned Morris acts for the State.

Stilwell Russell Dallas J. & Woods Kaufman J. C. Faulk Lo Faulk Athena Ea Cain Bob Btevens Flumphries Anterantt County Court of Criminal Appeals Ned Morris Ly Alsa

Railroad bonds approved for 276 miles of line

The railroad commission authorized San Antonio and Townsville to issue bonds totaling 16 000 per mile on 276 miles of track. Captain Martin Glover died at the Confederate Home at 34. Wintourne Pearce of Belton attends Supreme Court. Comptroller registers 6000 in school house bonds for Town Park Wichita County. Storey attends Martindale funeral of grandchild Tom Black. Federal mail carrier in city dies after brief illness. Guards of Protection of St Louis gets state permit to do business. Western Union pays 7874 tax on grams business for quarter to March 31. State treasury cashes 500 warrants, largest daily total. Three university students in Johnson case show further symptoms.

The San Antonio Martin Glover Wintourne Pearce Belton Supreme Court Town Park Wichita County Storey Martindale Tom Black Federal Mall Fate Insurance Commissioner St. Louie Western Union Telegraph Company State Treasury Johnson

Timber land sale Cambridge district auction in Jasper County

A terse report notes that John B. Kiphy of Toston purchased eleven sections of school land in Jasper County at an average price of 4.80 dollars per acre. The brief mentions disease cases and Johnson's complete recovery.

Johnson John B. Kiphy Toston Jasper County

Criminal Court in Seaton Hears Wage Dispute and City Death

Galveston Texas May 7. Criminal Court convened for May term as workers and builders exchange officials continue wage increase talks. Funeral observed for Mrs. Ischodora Green at St John’s Methodist. she died at 210 Postoffice Street. Acquittal of George Patrick on concealed weapon charge noted. multiple legal notices and rail freight depot closures announced for summer.

Galveston Texas Suiders’ Exchange Rrikers Alde Irs Ischodora Green Postoffice Street Wea Galvdaton At John's Methofiet Chiro St. John's Methodiat Church W. Ph. Bradfield

Blackman Drowned in Fiery Drift Near Mexia

Fairfield, Texas May date report says deputy county attorney of Freestone County Blackman drowned after his horse fell in a submerged drift near Mexia. The body recovered hours later. he leaves a wife, a son, and several relatives. Funeral arrangements set for Fairfield Cemetery.

Mexia Texas Blackman Wreestone County Fairfield Blockiun Hores bin Dinger Fairfield Cemetery

Texans in New York Hotels Listed in Cable

Special to The Port reports Texas travelers named for New York hotels on May 7. Alletin S Davie at the Ammanatlan Galverton Y 2B Goldsmith at the Cosmopolitan W A McVitle and wife and De A Crocker at the Holland M Lasker at the Manhattan and G Pala at the Gilsey Trauston J Gebhardt at the Fifth Avenue San Antonio A CG Half at the Marlborough and J Jadich and wife at the Broadway Central Tanyior J A Meyer at the Marlborough Victoria J Perey at the St Denis.

New York Alletin S. Davie Ammaonatlan Galverton Goldsmith Cosmopolitan W. A. McVitle de A. Crocker Holland M. Lasker Manhattan G. ¥. Pala Gilsey Trauston J. Gebhardt Fifth Avenue San Antonio A. CG Marlborough J. “Adich and Wife Broadway Central Tanyior J. A. Meyer Marlborougs Victoria J. Perey Denis

Protruding piles no cure no pat refund promise

Tiur driexist offers to refund money if Paso Gointment fails to cure piles. The claim asserts no cure and guarantees a refund if the treatment does not work.

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