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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
2
Political Paragraphed Notes from Texas Newspapers
A collage from July 1910 Texas papers discusses political moves and candidate dynamics. It cites the Dallas I and Whichaway delays, a long San Pedro line trip, the University of Texas mourns Dr. George P. Garrison, and editorials on Colquitt Johnson Bailey and campaign touring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
University of Texas
George P. Garrison
Texas
Dr. Garrison
The
Texas Press
Colquitt
Waco Times Herald
Definition of a Democrat by Champ Clark
Champ Clark argues a democrat is defined by actions, not beliefs, stating a democrat is a man who votes the democratic ticket. He says the safest definition in unsettled times is based on voting behavior rather than declared principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
East and West Texas counties show solid gains in population
The article notes substantial growth across Texas with East and West counties both rising. Haskell County leads, up 516 percent from 2,637 in 1900 to 16,249 in 1910, as the state approaches the 50 million population milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Texas
Texas
Haskell
Good Roads Bond Wins In Midlothian Precinct
Midlothian Ellis County precinct votes 80 000 bond by more than four to one. The Waxahachie example shows benefits of good roads and Denton precincts are urged to follow. The Farm and Ranch notes roads raise prices, education, and efficiency. We will have good roads someday, why not now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midlothian
Ellis County
Waxahatchie
Denton
Bilis
McKinney
Julian . Scruggs
H. F. Schneer
M. S. Stout
E. H. Crain
Krum
Slidell
Wylie Wilson
R. H. Garrison
Ss. W. Kanady
W Shepard
Santa Fe
Banta Hain
Mae
German American Alliance adopts anti prohibition resolutions
The German American Alliance at San Antonio passed several resolutions. One denounces prohibitionists in the Democratic party and urges anti prohibitionists to vote in the primary. It calls for electing anti prohibitionists to state offices and Legislature, urging participation in the primary to influence the governor race and party platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Democratic Arty
Democratic Party
Conti
C. B. Colquitt
Davidson
A Lad of Mystery That Awful Boy Jones Tormenting Victoria
A nineteenth century figure dubbed that awful boy Jones haunted Queen Victoria. A barber's apprentice found a palace passage and violated security repeating visits to royal rooms. He slept in royal apartments, helped himself to food, and saw the queen repeatedly, yet refused to explain. He vanished under state protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Queen Victoria
Sherlock Holmes
Buckingham Palace
Ile
Privy Council
London Globe
Grant's York Ride at Academy Mounted Exercise
In St Nicholas, a young Grant earns lasting fame during final mounted exercises at his academy. On York the bold rider clears a bar set higher than a man’s head, galloping from the ranks and soaring over the obstacle with a superb bound. The leap becomes a noted record: Grant's upon York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Academy
York
St. Nicholas
A Singular Kurdish Marriage Custom
The Kurds observe a harsh wedding ritual where a groom enters with his bride on his back under a guard of 20 to 30 men while hostile young women pelt them with sticks and stones. The assault, sometimes carried by former lovers, leaves physical marks the groom bears for life.
Debt Jail Time Then and Now Comment
A Washington Star columnist quotes a bill col lector and a worried citizen debating debt imprisonment. The citizen imagines a strict escape from debt collectors, suggesting a stout wall or barrier would ease financial pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Experience Would Tell in a Store Negotiation
A householder asks for an easy chair but cannot decide on type. The salesman offers to check with the boss and act as a judge in choosing. The Buffalo Express quotes the exchange as a small humor vignette about decision and authority in retail.
A Marrying Man Confesses Clergy Status at Reception
A somber gentleman was asked if he was a marrying man and replied yes I am a clergyman at a recent reception. The brief exchange highlights a humorous contrast between his vocation and social expectations in a light newspaper moment.
Talent Creates A Gork Genius Keeps It From Lying
A compact reflection on talent and integrity, contrasting creative impulse with disciplined truth telling. The quote explores how genius can be chaotic without restraint and how mentorship or discipline prevents falsehood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merson
Daddy's Bedtime Story Placa
Evelyn and Jack hear a bedtime tale of a black Spanish hen and a Maltese cat that guard eight chicks together in a farm coop. The cat helps protect the flock from rats while sharing duties with the hen, creating a safe, unusual coop partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn
Jack
Daddy
Ben
Colt, love, and revenge in a plantation plot
In a tense confrontation at a southern estate, Kirby faces Tom Randall and allies as plans unfold to seize the Moreau plantation. Adele confronts fear while Aaron discovers a miniature box revealing Adele’s mother, Margaret Randall, and a diamond-studded legacy. The scene ends with Kirbys’s resolve and a boy’s plea for light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele
Tom
M. Veandry
Kirby
Preydell
Young Randall
Aaron
Anatole
Colonel Moreau
Pleydell
Mr. Kirby
Miss Adele
Randall
M. Weatdry
Coloth Moreau
Aar
M. Veaudry
Judge Pleydell
Road to Krum and Slidell sparks Denton talks
Local citizens discuss a proposed road from Denton to Krum and on to Slidell. Enthusiasm grows for a start, with emphasis on funding options and regional benefits to Denton, Slidell, and surrounding farmers. Several agree a timely project could boost growth and attract subscriptions.
Frightful wreck ad touts Buckien Arnica Salve
An old advertisement promises Buckien’s Arnica Salve as a quick remedy for injuries from wrecks and for burns boils sores eczema chapped areas sore eyes and corns. It claims rapid relief and cure access at 25 cents from J. F. Raley & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckien
Supreme Furest
J. F. Raley
VU ’S
Rich Portland hotel owner sails to Germany to fulfill lifelong dream
John Matthiesen, longtime Portland hotelier, sailed from New York with his wife and son to see his homeland aboard the George Washington. He travels second class in a touring car stowed in the hold, seeking comfort and informal dining, insisting he will not dress for dinner and will enjoy meals served as he wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
John Matthiesen
United States
New York
Sen Edward
Matthiesen
Portland
Ore
Courar
Distant confrontation ends as posse disperses at plantation
Adele faints after a dramatic confrontation while Kirby and Bunce hold ground floor. Judge Pleydell and three friends retreat inside as the posse disperses, some returning to New Orleans. The judge reassesses strategy to claim the plantation despite an unexpected roundabout move by the rival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Kirby
Adele
Anatole
Young Randall
Colonel Moreau
Judge Pleydell
Aaron
Tom Randall
Aaron Randall
M. Veandry
Judge Preydell
Adele Randall
Cameo Kirby
Wir
Iby
Manimiy Leni
Croup
New Orleans
Bunce
Pleycell
D—D Low Gamner
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General Marshall
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Admiral Sigsbee
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