Political turmoil as Texas GOP convention unfolds
Fort Worth dispatch reports Herny Terrell out of the race while Henry Green remains hopeful for re election. Lyon Walkover rumored as the allied factions struggle for control. Conference sources say Hawley Terrell and allied delegates face pressure as the executive committee weighs contests and harmony prospects.
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Ostinee
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Toren
Enforcement of Sewer Connection RulesFaces Delinquency in Island City
Island City reports a lengthy docket of residents who have refused or failed to connect with the new sewer system. Galveston Treasurer Waters has collected near $100,000 in bond subscriptions for the project, while others threaten to wait as needed. John M. O Rourke, who secured the contract, plans to move his family to Galveston. Authorities note numerous delays and ongoing efforts to compel compliance with the sewer ordinance as about 100 properties have not yet connected.
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Galveston
Texas
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Denver
Cole
Tragedy and violence ripple through Nacogdoches area
Reports from Nacogdoches and surrounding towns detail a fatal street fight on Crab-Roquemore Street with Clevinger killed and Frank Roquemore arrested on bond. Horace Reger and Carl Butler charged with murder attempting, Crain’s wound described as severe. Separate incidents include a camp shooting near Mason killing two children, and multiple killings under investigation in Terrell and Crockett areas.
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Texas
Clevinger
Frank Roquemore
Horace Reger
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Dick Crain
Crain
Ogret
Great Red Men Council Advances Legal Reforms
The Norra VA assembly of the Red Men convened to align on amendments. Several proposed changes to the bylaws were referred to committees. A resolution to appoint a committee to revise the laws of the great connect was adopted and a report due at west Feare nenplon.
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Norra
Septembor
Fragmentary ad hints at medicine price and ingredients
The readable lines suggest a botched product note claiming active principle content and a liver remedy. It mentions a price of 25 cents and references a questionable preparation, but the exact nature and legitimacy of the item remain unclear.
Burgess Campaign Speech At Wharton Draws Large Crowd
Hon George F E Burgess outlined imperialism reciprocity and Philippine policy in Wharton Texas drawing strong applause despite a late hour. He praised democratic unity and urged support for Garner while outlining plans to represent the Ninth district. Burgess heads to Columbia and El Campo before continuing through Bay City.
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Columbia
el Campo
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Reese
Mallett Opens Governor Campaign in Dellvien Texas
Hon. J. W. Mallett of Cleburne spoke to a large Forest Park crowd. He attacked trusts banks and corporations and criticized the democratic party as aligned with opponents. He warned of a bleak future and suggested the populist slate faces defeat by allied opponents.
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Texas
J. W. Mallett
Cleburne
Forest Park
Trusts
Paste
Lanham Seeks Local Insight During Texas Trip
Governor hopeful W. T. Lanham arrived in Austin from Laredo at 4 PM and left for Weatherford at 1 AM to attend to correspondence. He met Governor Barets and state officials and said he would review conditions at institutions and the Industrial situation while traveling. He noted he could not attend the Palestine carnival despite an invitation to speak.
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Stade Weknt
A. Faly
Wellice
League of Liberty
Texas
Iron
Atte
Waders
John B. Behmite
Myles Ly
Austin
W. T. Lanham
Laredo
Barets
Lin
Weatherford
Lanham
Heroe Tr
Palestine
Uncertain medical claims hint at patent remedy mentions
Fragmentary text traces patient testimonials and dubious cures for stomach and worm complaints. It cites Ballard’s roow and Whie’s Crise Wormtage with dramatic recoveries and insufficient detail, reflecting dubious 19th century patent medicine advertising with unverified endorsements.
Death by Own Action Shocks Beeville Stockman
J We Copeland a wealthy Beeville stock farmer shot himself after despondency over alleged cancer and general melancholia. He died at his Pettig county residence after shooting himself on the gallery days ago. Funeral arrangements will be held tomorrow conducted by the local lodge of Manone.
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Deerilie
Texas
W. Copeland
Hillwell
Copeland
Wee
Chedin
Public Building Site Plan Aims to Hear Citizens
A Treasury Department official announces a plan to post notices for a proposed new public building site and invite public input before final selection. After thirty days of protests, site purchase will proceed unless valid objections lead to an investigation and possible site change.
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Texas Still Leads National Bank Startups in 1900 Period
Texas leads in bank formations with 347 institutions started between March 14 and August 31, 1900. Of these 107 have capitalization under 50,000 dollars, 240 exceed that amount, total capitalization 29,400,000 dollars and bonds deposited reach 1,601,400 dollars. Pennsylvania ranks second with 128 banks and a combined capitalization of 10,807,000 dollars.
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South Carolina Primary Results Shown in State Vote
Columbia reports Democratic primary figures for governor and statewide offices. Bernard leads governor with 94 3168 votes, Talbert 27 024. Lieutenant governor Brown and Secretary of State Wilson receive smaller totals. Chamerton counts show Von Koelimus defeating rival to claim statewide support.
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Peacock School Opens in Antonio Texas
The Peacock School opened today in Antonio with 100 boarders from seven stations. A new wing will be erected at once as the facility expands to meet demand.
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Stott
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Milwaukee hosts annual Hoo-Hoo convention begins
The annual convention of the Concatenated Order of Hoo-Hoo opened in Milwaukee and will continue through Friday. The first session included admiring the costume parade and preliminary ceremonies.
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A Coup Against The King At Maw Ata Higeezure
A cryptic report notes a coup attempt at Maw Ata Higeezure against the king. Details are scarce with no clear outcome or involved figures provided in the readable text.
Incendiary Blaze Wipes Dallas Property Worth Million
Detectives for an insurance company probe six months of fires in Dallas causing about $1,000,000 in losses. A $200 reward is offered for arrests and convictions connected to the burnings including the large exposition buildings at the fair grounds. Authorities expect soon arrests and fuller disclosures of the plot and operations.
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Texas
Exatern Insurance Companion
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Southern Specialists Advertise Medical Treatment Across Texas
An advertisement promotes the Southern Specialists offering treatment for various illnesses. It cites experienced graduates from U S and European medical schools, promises reputable care, and lists contact points in Houston at 1019 Texas Avenue and Moore-Burnett Building, plus mentions promotion across Waco and Beaumont.
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Fire destroys Pelonging general merchandise in Tyler Texas
At 12 o clock last night a blaze in Tyler Texas destroyed the stock of Incohe & Jacobs general merchandise at Fiat Smith county. The adjoining store of C Oglesby was also burned with losses about 100 dollars. The Jacobs building owned by Dr. Hanks valued at 1000 dollars carried no insurance. Fire department report lists no insurance on the latter.
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Fiat
Smith County
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Algo Burtic
Jacobs & Jacobs
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Oo Insurance
Fire destroys barn and contents near Bonham area
A barn nine miles from Bonham along with forty bushels of corn a fine carriage and various farming tools were burned. The origin of the fire is unknown investigators estimate damage around F1200 with no casualties reported.
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