Green Takes Sleuth Position in City Police Service
Witl F Green has been hired to fill the vacancy in the elective department caused by Charles Van Riper's resignation and will start duties late this week. James Irvin, brother of Fox City Marshal Will Irvin, is appointed by Mayor Dillighan to succeed Br Green as mounted police officer. Green is a longtime peace officer in the city and is regarded as fearless and efficient.
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Witl F. Green
Charles van Riper
James Irvin
Fox City
Will Irvin
Dillighan
Br. Green
Mounted Police
Will Green
Advertising through newspapers builds steady public confidence
The ad argues that continuous newspaper presence reaches tens of thousands daily, making personal outreach possible without interpreters or loudspeakers. It contrasts high rent and salaries with advertising spend, urging retailers to invest 10,000 annually in advertising rather than underfunded efforts.
Hughes Wins Renomination At Saratoga Republican Rally
Governor Charles E Hughes captured 927 of 1009 votes at the New York Republican state convention, with James W. Wadsworth and John B. Stewart as runners up. The ticket includes Horace White, Samuel Koenig, Haward Q Malley, Charles H Gaus, Frank M Williams, Thomas B Dunn, and Albert Haight. The platform endorses Roosevelt policies and calls for sound money and protection while urging support for Republican candidates.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Charles, J. Hughes
Hughes
James W. Wadsworth
Apeaker
John &. Stewart
Racius
Charles E. Hughes
New York
Forieutenant
Frank M. Williams
Madison
Stats
Thomas B. Dunn
Monroe
Albert Haight
Erie
Roosevelt
Java
Sarner
Supreme Court of the United States
Felton Discusses Mexican Rail Merger and US Politics
M. Felton, president of the Mexican Central Railway, passed through in his private car City of Mexico from Chicago. He noted the merger with National Lines of Mexico will only require one president, and expressed no expected changes. Felton predicted Taft would win the US presidential race, citing his Philippine and Panama accomplishments. He was traveling with friends to Mexico to safeguard mining interests.
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M. Felton
Mexican Central Railway
City of
Mexico
Chlcago
Felton
National Lines of
N. Brown
National Lines of Mexico
The
United States
Indre Taft
Philippines
Panama
Inspector reports 267 livestock inspected for year ending Sept 12
Caivle mutton and hogs totaling 267 were inspected for Wel Nam Herpes, assistant city market inspectors. The animals were in good health. The tally lists 117 steers and cows, 138 calves, 19 multona and no Nexs inspected. Eight beet Stivers were destroyed by taking.
Davies Urges Judges To Delay Ballot Printing
Secretary of State Davies has notified county judges to delay offshore ballot printing pending a ruling on whether the Independent party is entitled to place on the ballot. Davies will await nomination certifications before directing the attorney general on further action.
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Davies
Sunwtal
Anatin
Tex
Laeetary
Btato
Judea
Indenendai
the Mather
Altorney
Local market heats farmers on freight costs for vegetables
Farmers struggle with high expressage as railroads and express companies skim profits. Taft notes cucumbers and rhubarb shipped freight from distant places show margins vanish. Local markets near Boerne and Kangas see varied vegetables, with tomatoes, celery, okra, peppers, beets, cabbage, and fruit supplies improving despite transport costs.
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Wa'far
Boerne
Kangas
George Ls Taft
Conmission
Mer Taft
Topeka
Kansas
Orite
Toge
Gaullfiantr
Preesnt
Evianes
Annual University Courses Open for 1909 Education
Main University Galveston announces annual expenses from $180 and up for a broad range of courses. Departments include Education with certificates, Engineering with civil electrical and mining tracks, Law with a three year program, Summer School sessions begin June 12, and Medical offers two year and three year tracks in medicine and nursing. Registrar Wilson Williams oversees admissions.
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Galveston
College OF Arts
Department OF
Derren
Sovan Wonky
Wilson Williams
Seaston
Wek Keaiy Hospital
Hall x
Fort Catal
Postmistress Named at the Fair Grounds
Postmaster John J. Brewing yesterday appointed Ariss Lucy M. Lytle of the money order department post master at the Fair grounds for the coming exposition. Office hours will be from 9 a.m. to noon and from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
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John J. Brewing
Fair Ground
Recital at Rankie's Wall Showcased Pupil Talent
A Saturday night piano recital on Rankie's wall featured Mateo M4 Mna's students with Misé Josse Flores as coprano and Grea T. Racker among participants. Oswalt Martyn and Jee Woeltz joined as violins and tenors, with multiple performers including Mika Frances ores Lena Rule Henry Teal Josie Flores Lena Rie Oven Tucker Milas Rebes ca Melendes Kista Woeltz Frances Flores Ogwale Martyn and Maleo Molina.
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Rankie's
Mateo
Burton of Kansas to support Bryan after switch
Barton of Kansas, a former Republican now backing Bryan, plans to stump for him in San Antonio next week. Released from jail a year ago, he edits a Sallna newspaper advocating Bryan’s election and predicts Kansas will vote Democrat. He also cites federal patronage as a Republican turnout issue. He recently bought a 70 ranch in Peeps county.
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J. Tt Barton
Kansas
United States
Uy Securs
San Antonio
Bryan
Lince
Burton
Sallna
Kan
High School Building Annex Not Accepted After Inspection
The high school building annex, reported by contractor A P Tietze as completed, was inspected by school board president W W Lip cab, building committee chair Pablo Cruz, architect B Ayers, L M Dielman and Auerus, with contractor Mletze, and was not accepted.
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High Selon
A. P. Tietze
W. W. Lipcab
Pablo Cruz
Promittee
B. Ayers
L.M
Dielman and
Auerus
Herff
Construction Work Completed as Per Plans and Specs
The project asserts it followed the plains and specifications precisely, including drainage and grading, with minor discrepancies noted but work reported as fully compliant with the stated plans and specs.
Grove's Tasteless Cherr Tone Drives Out Malaria
An old standard tonic for adults and children is advertised as pale delicate women and girls benefit from its tonic. The product Grove's Tasteless Choi Tone is priced at 50c for a bottle and promises to build up the system and drive out malaria.
Texan readers demand explanation on textbook tax and school funding
A reader letter from Gus Schultz of Marion complains that the state administration benefits its supporters while school funding changes burden taxpayers. The letter urges Reformers and Campbell to justify textbook price increases and large fiscal shifts hurting Texas school children. Also notes a local improvement club meeting at Starckey Hall and city engineer street and curb estimates.
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Texas
Slavea
Campbell
Pnto
Gus
Schultz
Marion
Orciss
Starckey Hall
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