Republicans Rally Ahead of Texas State Convention
The Texas Republican Party heads to Dallas next week for its state convention amid intra party chatter. Support centers on Judge Charles W. Ogden of San Antonio for governor with strong backing from southern delegates and notable figures like William J. Atwell of Dallas while northern support hints at broader appeal. Delegates from Dallas include Dr. Brad Terrell and G. W. Coles among many others.
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Texas
Dallas
Bolivar
Roosevelt
Tess
Charles Wi. Ogden
San Antonio
Judge Ogden
Ogden
William JH. Atwell
United Bistes
Atformaney
Atwell
Tudge Ogden
Sen Aplonia
Daklas
Ritepublican Cnd Fawlight
Democrate
Brad Terrell
G. W. Coles
Duncans Mackay
F. Mingeley
Sweet
J. J. Stiyuns
Jack McDevitt
G. Green
To Become a Citizen
Robert R. Stamat, a native of Shore ferson Switzerland, filed a petition in federal court yesterday to become a citizen of the United States. A machinist by occupation, age about years, he resides at 901 Avenue B and has lived in this country three years.
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Robert, R. Stamat
Shoreferson
Switzerland
Federal
Yestendiy
United States
Avanuu 'B
Ile Qadt Phree Yews
Summer tips for women and fashion puns
Fragmented report discusses fashion, health fads, and a dubious weight loss potion. References Atlantic City visitors, Secret society, and a recipe claiming to reduce pounds daily. Warns of questionable claims and urges caution with unverified remedies.
William Haywood to Speak in Beethorum Hall Friday
William Haywood, billed as the Mine of the Colorado Pinkertons, will address a Friday evening gathering at Beethorum hall. The event invites Socialist party members and all thinking people to San Antonio to hear his views on Democratic and Republican party interests. A special invitation goes to workers to attend and hear the speaker.
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Wan. D. Haywood
Wilber
Colorado Pinkertons
Beethorum Hall
Soeiaitat Party
San Antonio
Demablican
Taft Miffs a Diplomat at Virginia Stopover
White Sulphur Springs hosts a presidential candidate reception where Taft mingles with Virginia leaders and governors. a breakfast with West Virginia congressman Gaines highlights the event. Norwegian minister Even Gude and wife attend, while rumors of king Haakon envoys circulating add intrigue to the social whirl.
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White Sulphur Springs
Gaines
West Virginia
Mya
Gainer
Forbes
Nalup Seeth
Bighay
Civ
Ove Gude
Norway
Haakon
Poma
Wauhington
Fragmented 19th century speech on Norwegian figures and positions
A garbled passage describes Mr. Gude and Mr. Tatl in a dispute over roles and recognition. The text hints at party or official duties, with phrases about second fiddle, selection, and a westward move, but the overall meaning is unclear and incomplete.
Passenger numbers rise on Southampton to New York White Star service
The White Star Line reports a strong year ending May 1 with 42 20 passengers sailing from Southampton to New York, up 11 043 from the prior year. Cabins nearly doubled as other lines North German Lloyd and Hamburg American also show growth.
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Southampton
New York
Bauthampton
Lloyd
Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic Promised by Local Store
A dubious advertises a tonic sold by Fischer's drug store at 10 East Howson claiming to cure kidney and nerve issues under a no risk guarantee. The copy touts the product as popular and urges customers to try it today, offering a full refund if it fails to help.
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A. Nf
Fischer
Deng
S10
East Howson Piveet
They Climb 00 000 000 Stairs Daily New York City
A long feature on New York vertical travel compares stairs and elevators as the city’s daily ascent and descent burden. It estimates daily stair trips at millions, energy use, and the rising need for escalators and elevators to replace old methods. The piece weighs implications for business districts, offices, and urban planning. New Yorkers spend vast time and energy on horizontal and vertical movement, prompting engineers to innovate.
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York
Uyiselty
New York
Bayldings
Ajrmidy
Verties
City of
Italy
Vetter
MMI
Felm
New Yorker
Horizontsi Bayel
Horizonti
Lyer
Escalatoy
Hein
Eneicyserapera
Guarding Paper Money in Printing Process
A Chicago Record Herald description details how government paper money is moved from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing to the Treasury cash room. Sheets are printed with signatures and serial numbers, sealed, counted, and packaged in equal sums. Safeguards include strict oversight by officers, numbered packages, and long-term drying and recording to deter theft and trace access.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Treasury
James A. Sample Bial
Sesue
Wienan
Avery
Sample
Noted firesman thefts at printing house stage
An old incident recounts a firesman stealing a top sheet of notes from a neighbor, concealing it in his blouse then in a lavatory. The theft was detected within minutes. the man was dismissed, but no charges or recovery of money occurred, and the full details imply belief in his guilt though proof was lacking.
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Belus
Nonoe
Hey
Tie
T. Luese
Leon
Great Ancient Tree Recounted in Mexico and World’s Largest Stem
A fragmentary historical note describes a legendary ancient tree near Tala in Lower Mexico, near Milla, cited by Conrant and Homboit travelers. It claims the tree is the world’s greatest by circumference at ten inches above ground, with estimates of age around two millennia and more, and discusses its fame across centuries.
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Walberfield
Phe
Mt. Title
Chaini
Tao
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