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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1900
Page
2
The Democratic primaries declare regular nominees: for County Judge William Blakeslee, County Clerk John Buchanan, County Treasurer A B Devall, County Attorney P H Green, and Tax Collector S L Bennett.
Dispatches report R B Uawley departed Washington for Galveston at week end. Boxers allegedly tortured and killed 73 Catholic missionaries in China. Curtis strengthens lead in Lavaca county for Railroad Commissioner. Victoria county votes to issue 45000 in bonds for roads.
Reports from several states indicate heavy rains have fallen and caused considerable damage to crops. The notices note agricultural losses and possible disruptions to harvests and farm income.
A stock broker named Duffieild was robbed of $55,000 while riding a Chicago street car Tuesday evening. The report notes street car strikers in St Louis have lured several hacks to compete, with those in operation now earning good pay.
The Gonzales Inquirer marks its 47th anniversary this week, noted as one of the state’s top weeklies. Success to you Bros.
A Boston mob attacked a Chinese funeral procession this week, and police struggled to keep them back. Authorities were able to prevent further clashes as the crowd dispersed under pressure.
Gus Rublin defeated Tom Sharkey in the fifteenth round in New York this week. It marked Sharkey’s first defeat since entering the ring.
A local merchant known for grumbling about customers who mail away for goods takes on a small printing job. The task reveals how practical work can soften his complaints and shape community chatter.
Harris County plans a August vote on issuing six hundred thousand dollars in bonds to finance road construction. The push for better roads is part of a wider good road movement sweeping the state.
The Democratic national convention meets on July 4 in Kansas City to nominate Bryan for president. Uncertainty surrounds the selection of a running mate and potential choices remain undisclosed.
Geo Dunlap of the Richmond Coaster is very sick drawing concern from friends across the state and especially among the press.
A Southern Railroad passenger train struck a washout near Atlanta Saturday night. Thirty five people were killed instantly, with all on board except sleeper passengers dead. The wreck caught fire and many victims were badly burned.
A motivational note urges persistent self confidence and assertiveness in the 20th century. It argues that a proactive, energetic individual gains respect and advances, while doubt and apology hinder progress and success.
A reader argues that funds sent out of Moulton to purchase goods elsewhere do not return, harming local circulation and prosperity. They urge keeping money within the community to improve times for merchants and residents.
Complaint rises as enumerators have not yet canvassed densely settled regions and time is nearly exhausted for completing the count.
The piece argues that annual US aid to foreign charities should instead be redirected to help the nation’s own poor. It contends the United States has ample domestic need and should let others address their issues.
The former Kentucky governor travels with a bodyguard and avoids returning to the state amid accusations. Critics ask why he does not stand trial if innocent, noting his current behavior suggests fear of facing justice.
The 48 Emory College graduates are depicted in the Atlanta Constitution. Twenty seven part their hair in the middle and nearly all wear biggin collars. The piece asks Whither are we drifting. Ex. The Eagle One Year One Dollar.
A Northern authorish voice laments Kentucky's famed beauty and fame while lampooning its feuds and violence. The piece paints a grotesquely carnival view of mountaineer life with moonshine, gunfire, and deadly feuds, ending with a grim note on Kentucky’s bloodstained soil.
Local capitalists plan a compress site and ice factory with cold storage in Flatonia. Wallace Landes Co. of Galveston opens a wholesale grocery, J C McVea expands lighting capacity, and a foundry venture is announced. A Carnes Wortham wedding occurs with guests from San Antonio and Yoakum. Weevil.
F J Slanina and wife visited Sweet Home last Sunday. F T Fehrenkamp of Moulton erected a windmill at C Stoeltje's home this week. Ad Kunze of Hallettsville came last Sunday on business. The Phoenix Verein held a general meeting last Sunday electing Wm Morgenroth President P J Plaschke vice president J Dieringer Secretary E H Miller vice secretary Geo Stulken flag bearer John Stulken and L Vempke finance committee. A king shoot was set for September 9.
A Texas farmer who cultivates a rapid succession of crops and favors quick maturing varieties earns more than a farmer who concentrates on a single crop. The lesson favors diversification to spread risk and maximize profits.
The Texas Democratic platform aligns with Hon. Joe Bailey and Bryan for president in 1900. It endorses direct senatorial elections, opposes trusts, pledges governance by consent of the governed, supports Cuban pledges, and backs Philippine equal treatment. Also favors Monroe Doctrine adherence and Transvaal sympathy.
Round trip tickets from Moulton available to Kerrville Comfort Boerne Ganahl with return limit 30 days from sale and varying fares. Special rates for LaGrange Baptist Association district meeting and South Texas Truck Growers in Mathis with one and one third fare. July tours include Chilton district convention and July 4 celebrations with set sale days and limited returns. Also notes seed house build for Merchant & Planters Oil Company and Rex Tea claims.
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