Hearst Party To Go It Alone At Convention
Chicago dispatch reports the Hearst National Independence party to launch without fusion. Candidates discussed include Hisgen for president and Graves and Howard for vice president. Democratic and Independence factions react as Republicans and Democrats monitor the event amid party-brokerage chatter. A separate Independence program and dance planned after a monthly drawing event.
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National Independence Party
Independence Party
Hisgen
Massachusetts
John ‘Temple Graves
Georgia
Howard
Alabama
Iméd
Bryan
Democratic National Committee
Frankis
Hitchback
Republican National Committee
Independence’ Party
Republican Aid Democratic
Lee Party
Major Forsinwyr Moreinger Ill Confederate Padre News
Maj Forsinwyr Moreinger of Illinois Confederate padres lies in critical condition at his home 949 South Alamo Street after bravery in battle. Twice promoted, he led the Thirty sixth Virginia and enjoys many friends in Satine. Authorities say no further details available at present.
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Church Debt Correction Sparks Clipped Figures
A printing error misrepresented church debt as 3000 instead of 13060 in yesterday's report. The correction notes the debt had been paid off at Travis Park Church during the renovation period, clarifying the actual balance of 13060.
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Southwestern University
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Travis Park
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Big Rice Crop Prospects Rise With Southern Paddle Forecast
Georgy Worley, freight agent for the Southern Paddle railway, predicts the coming rice crop will be about one percent larger than last year. A new mill at Ceampe will be completed and ready by mid month to process the crop. Wharton also expects a late Giln crop, per Worley.
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Nip and Tuck Race for Governorship Giddings and Brownwood results
Partial returns show Campbell leading Williams and Davidson in multiple counties with Wynne strong in Wynne’s base. Across Beaumont, Amarillo, Henderson, Camp and other counties Campbell and Davidson lead, with Williams and Wynne making isolated gains. overall submission totals vary by county and district.
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Stocrer
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Camp County
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Wynne Sal
South
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Crockett County
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Williams Carries Boerne Precinct in Local Race
Special to The Light reports in Laerns Tox on July 25 that the ballot box shows 18 votes for submission, four dollar racket, 86 for moral option, and one against. Williamus carled the box, winning 30 votes to Camptel's 20.
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Camptel
Seguin Gives Small Majority For Campbell
Seguin reports a local option vote with Campbell leading by a small margin. Counts show Campbell 194, Williams 202, David Fou 180, Wynne 118, and other precincts with Walnert 296 and Delmer 31. Darker reads in the race for comptroller.
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Williams carries Luling in local town contest
Special to the Light from Luling Texas reports Williams carrying Luling with Williams 1013, Wynne 182, and 145 for, 96 against, Wynne 182 for, status unclear as final results and margins appear in incomplete line.
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Luling
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AVALDE CITY DAY BY BIG MAJORITY
Special to Theight. Byalie Tex July 26. The box Sives 192 for submission of prohibition and 59 against for local option 4 against 24 Campbell 117 Walt Jama 188 Davison 132 Wynne To for congress Girnor 219 Dencinn
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Walt Jama
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Wynne
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Travis Campbell race faint vote cast in Texas county
Special to The Light reports July 23 returns from 23 boxes in Travis county showing Campbell 18 Williams 86 Davidson 1036 Wayne 420 Reblunes 6 boxes 479 Stona 6 boxes 271 Pee les 1076 Glagsenck 466. Returns indicate A Davidson leads for lieutenant governor Colquitt for railroad commissioner and Jade Th. Davidson for court of criminal appeals. AG Schutter and Judge James Robertson elected to the legislative body.
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Glagsenck
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Colquitt
Tailro
Travis Voter Returns Slow on Prohibition Submission
Special to The Ueht Austin Tex July 26 on the mes son of prohibition submission very few boxes reporting. Returns from fly boxes show 295 for submission 875 again 345 for local option and 106 against local option.
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Austin
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Messon of Prohibition
Davidson Carries McLennan County in Hot Contested Win
Special to The Light from Anat Tex July 28 reports Davidson carrying McLennan County over Wynabe by about two to one. Governor Campbell reportedly secured a solid delegation to the early convention, per a telegram from J Tom Mercer of Morgan Bosque County.
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de Yi
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Rlion Commission
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Lost Segment Confuses Readership in Unclear Text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a missing item or event involving individuals and locations but lack enough detail to determine who, where, or when. The readable bits reference a return or delay and potential names, yet the context is too garbled to summarize a coherent news item.
RESULTS OF PRIMARY FULL OF SURPRISES
The article reports a volatile primary with surprises in city and county results. Lancaster and Surkey draw splits, with votes unsettled as officials await counted totals. Republicans abstain, Democrats consolidate delegates, and a possible independent slate looms with Sheriff vote suspense. Weathered campaign costs and internal party tensions color the scene as voters near tally completion.
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Montana land board graft charges shake hearings before governor
Sensational testimony at a hearing before Governor Norris centered on graft and bribery accusations against Montana state land board members. The case alleges Great Northern railroad and timber interests unduly benefited in timber land sales in Missoula County, with former officials denying any improper payments or deals.
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Man Auer McRae
Shite
Alea
Taft and Roosevelt Feud Shapes Ohio Senate Choice
Hearst wire reports the Ohio senate raceion centers on whether William Howard Taft will seek the seat. Roosevelt urged Taft to run, Taft asked for money, and a family pledge allegedly framed the early campaign. The piece notes Foraker and Burton as other names in play and hints Taft's candidacy hinges on support and funds.
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Cincininth
United States
Senate
Ohio
Joseph BR
Foraker
Theodors E. Burton
Ias
Ciiypalsa
Lecfelatura
Charles B. ‘Taft
Tinten m Snilontire
Walliam HW
Taft
Ushles P. Taft
Lae Tatler Jacan
Bagau
Stock market swings as copper helps gains in July
New York traders faced a choppy session as short interest covered after an early decline. Gains of one to three points followed news that Cabuiet and Exeela raised copper prices, lifting copper related stocks and Amalgamated and Anaconda while broader market uncertainty persisted about August and postwar demand.
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Cgriain
Law Mall
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Cabuiet and Exeela Company
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Dwanse
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Tadax
Ated Milla
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Pittsburg
Stanley Fay Wins Seattle Derby in Thriller
Stanley Fay, favored to win, surged to victory in the Seattle Derby today. The race drew a large crowd as Fay led from the start and held off rivals with a strong stretch run amid enthusiastic cheers.
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Bentil
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Lycwerua
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Funeral Notice for Mrs. Battagna in San Antonio
Mrs. Mary M. Battagna of San Antonio Texas died and funeral plans are set. Services will be at 4 30 pm Sunday July 26 1908 at 405 Truehart Street with interment at a local cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
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Airdome
San Antonio
Tury M. Battagna
Tex
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Natiglia
Bite
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DOOMED GA WARDENS ACCUSED IN PRISON ABUSES
A caustic report details alleged prison abuses in Georgia with wardens charged in mishandling convicts. Allegations include improper inspections, overwork, and cruel treatment amid claims of corruption and unsafe conditions.
Thaw Appeals Substitution Of Attorneys In Thaw Case
Harry K Thaw in Poughkeepsie jail seeks to appeal Supreme Court decisions recommitting him to Matteawan and requests a lawyer change He asks Justice Arthur St Thompsons White Plains court to substitute A Haseel Peabody for Robert Graham of Newburgh The judge considers the motion while Graham’s fee is noted and opposed by Justice Seager of Newburgh
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Ay Hearst
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Poughkeepsie
Supreme Court
Morschauser
Matteawan Ani
Arthur St. Thompsons
White Plains
Thaw Wallis A. Haseel
Justice Seager
Newburgh
Graham
Roosevelt Quiet Hour Inaugurates Medal Plan
By Henrel Leased wWire Oyster Pay New York July 25 Roosevelt sits quietly for an hour as Victor Brenner sketches a government medal design. Brenner to prepare a Panama Canal medal honoring a worker. one side to feature Roosevelt’s profile.
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Oyster Pay
N.Y
Roosevelt
Victor DB. Brenner
Brenner
Panama Canal
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