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Political clash overshadows Texas troubles and finance
The piece argues that Terrell offers no solution for Texas woes and expects a brutal November defeat by a brutal majority. It notes a Washington dispatch predicting a money famine bankers foresaw and prepared for, while many face high prices and living costs.
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Fuller estate value and questions of a public servant’s wealth
The Houston Post notes Chief Justice Fuller left an estate of 950 009 and questions how a life devoted to office amassed such wealth. The Times Herald and others speculate on his finances and whether he earned or inherited his fortune during his long legal career.
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Walt Mason and the editorial change in his style
The passage recalls Walt Mason reflecting on his early rough editorials and his shift toward gentler, friendlier reporting. It contrasts a combative past with a calmer present, noting how kindness and mutual respect have brought more friends and easier days.
New Discovery Cures Stubborn Coughs and Lung Ailments
Oswego New York resident A Cooper credits Dr King s New Discovery with curing years of night coughing and lung trouble. The advertisement touts quick relief for colds bronchitis lagrippe asthma croup whooping cough and hay fever with a guaranteed trial bottle available through J F Raley at 50 cents to 1.00.
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Wreck on Texas and Pacific Freight Train Due to Loosened Spikes
Marshall Tex Sept 28 Loosened spikes caused the wreck of a Texan g Pacific freight train last night six miles from Texas ten cars were ditched and the rails torn up but no persons were injured The freight preceded a passenger train only a few miles away and caused no fatalities.
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Texas
Flee From Earthquakes as Volcano Eruptions Hit Arizona
A Prescott Arizona report says since Monday volcanic eruptions near Flagstaff have emptied the surrounding country. People flee to Prescott and Roosevelt dam workers abandon camps. Homes were shaken by blasts, chimneys toppled and roofs crushed while huge boulders roll from mountains. Three hundred extinct volcanoes are cited near Flagstaff with further damage feared.
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Federal Judge Delays I and G N Railroad Sale
Federal Judge McCormick postponed the sale of the International and Great Northern railroad until the third Tuesday in May on the request of the second and third mortgage holders. The delay pushes the sale past the next regular legislative session.
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Dallas
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Spectator W. Y. Barnett Helps Jousting Practitioners
W Y Barnett of Krum, a long time follower of local tournaments, advised riders on lance grip and riding technique at the practice session. He said if he were younger he would enter, but for now he will stays a spectator.
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Denton Poised for Record Crowds on Trades Day
J. C. Hawk touring the county reports immense local interest in the upcoming trades day on October 7 with many residents planning to attend. He warns that weather could affect anticipated record crowds.
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J. C. Hawk
Local joustery entrants eye Dallag fairy avent prizes
Daily practice is underway as poles and rings are set for the tournament. Spectators already witness efforts of entrants and several local jousters expect to compete at the Dallag fairy event with valuable cash prizes offered.
Denton Businessmen Plan Grand Trade Day
Denton merchants unite to improve customer comfort and satisfaction during trades days. They cooperate to make the event more magnificent and appealing than ever before.
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Denton
Spectacular Fire Drill Promises Night of Sparks
A Friday night fire drill is billed as a spectacular event with a dramatic fire made for the occasion.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
Advert shows Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio as a constitutional cure for catarrh. It claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces and offers one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure with testimonials and circulars available. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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F. J. Caeney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Farmer stabbed to death in Bowie County dispute
Texarkana Texas September 28 Henry Baker 40 was fatally stabbed by fellow farmer James K Du Bois five miles east of Texarkana during a dispute over farm machinery ownership. Du Bois was arrested.
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Hidden Spies and Maritime Pursuit in Silver Horde
Boyd Emerson and Cherry Malotte navigate a perilous Seattle-Tacoma plot to delay a rival financier Marsh. A gray suited spy shadows them aboard a vessel, while riverbank ships fail and banks stall as their costly venture falters. Meanwhile Cherry confronts Boyd over moral costs and a looming decision.
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Cherry likely to persuade Hilliard to fund next day advance
Lyde suggested that Cherry could prevail on Hilliard to advance the money the following day, indicating ongoing negotiation over financing.
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Owl's Who Who Tale Teaches Kind Lesson
A storyteller recounts adventures of a wise owl whose Who Who calls scare mischief makers, robbers, and indecisive teachers. The owl’s voice prompts justice, caution, and fair prizes for students, guiding children Evelyn and others through lessons in bravery and fairness.
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Eight-Year-Old Boy Perishes in Barn Fire
In Austin on September 28 Harry Sackett aged eight was burned to death when he played with matches in his father's barn causing hay to ignite and destroying the barn and residence.
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Cardui praised by Mississippi woman in testimonial
Mrs Lena Gresham of Clinton Mississippi credits Cardui with relief after three years of female inflammation and multiple doctors. She claims seven bottles brought greater benefit than all physicians, urging others to try the safe vegetable tonic for women and offering a 64 page Home Woman booklet.
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