Palestine Daily Herald (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 5, No. 37, Ed. 1, Saturday, August 25, 1906 Page: 2 of 6
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M THE WORLD
LEGAL LIGHTS GATHER AT ST
PAUL FOR MEETING OTHER
NOTES OF INTEREST
Special to the Herald
St Paul Minn Aug 25 The mem-
bers of the American Bar Association
began to arrive In the city today to
attend the twentyninth annual meet-
ing of the association There were no
bands nor banners to announce the
coming of the many distinguished vis-
itors The delegates came without
badges or buttons It is a notable lot
of men who will deliberate on affairs
of the legal fraternity during the com
ing week in this city The annual con-
ference of the commissioners on uni-
form state laws which works with
the larger body was held at the cap
ftol today with President A M Eaton
of Rhode Island in the chair The
commissioners prepared numerous
recommendations to make to the as-
sociation These concern bills of lad-
ing Insurance trade marks and copy-
rights The meeting of the bar asso-
ciation proper will be called to order
Wednesday morning by the president
George R Peck of Chicago
Weds Russian Baron
Special to the Herald
Boston Mass Aug 25 The wed-
ding today of Miss Emily Sargent and
the Baron Ludwig Knoop ot Russia
added another to the list of American
girls who have married foreign titles
The bride is the daughter of Mr and
Mrs Joseph Sargent of this city
With her parents she has spent much
of her life abroad The wedding took
place quietly at the summer home of
the Sargents at Magnolia Within a
few days the baron and his bride will
sail for Europe to make their future
home on the barpns estate near
Bremen
Belgians to Have Church
Special to the Herald
Chicago 111 Aug 25 Belgians of
Chicago have arranged a grand dem-
onstration for tomorrow on the occa-
sion of the laying of the corner stone
of St John Berchmanns church the
first Catholic church for Belgians in
this part of the country Bishop Mul
doon will officiate over the ceremonies
and the other participants will In
elude notable men and former officials
Knights to Celebrate
Special to the Herald
Detroit Mich Aug 25 Over six
hundred members of Bohemian lodge
Knights of St John ot Cleveland are
to hold a big gathering in Detroit to-
morrow to celebrate the twentyfifth
anniversary of the founding of their
order While the largest number of
knights will come from Cleveland
there will also be a number from other
cities throughout the country The
convention will discuss insurance and
other matters relating to the affairs ot
the order
To Meet In Denver
Special to the Herald
Chicago 111 Aug 25 Well known
newspaper men from many parts of
the East and Middle West are round-
ing up in this city preparatory to
starling for Denver to attend the six
teenth annual convention of the Inter
national League ot Press Clubs The
journalists will travel westward by
special train leaving Chicago tomor-
row morning and reaching the Colo-
rado capital Monday afternoon
Educational Exposition
Special to the Herald
Columbus O Aug 25 The Ohio
State Colored Educational and Indus-
trial Exposition intended to show the
progress of the negro race In educa-
tion and industrial pursuits was for-
mally opened today with addresses by
a number of noted speakers The ex-
position will continue for several days
Racing at Windsor
Special to the Herald
Windsor Ont Aug 25 The racing
meet was begun here today under con-
ditions that point to a successful
meeting The meeting Is under the
auspices of the Canadian circuit
which will follow the sixteen days
racing meet here with meetings at
Toronto and Hamilton
Bids For Big Reservoir
Special to the Herald
Douglas Wyo Aug 25 Bids were
opened today by the LaPrele Reser-
voir and Irrigation Company for the
construction of thirteen miles ot canal
near Douglas The canal will be cm
ployed In the reclamation of about 27
000 acres of sagebrush land lying
along the Platte benches near here
Swimmers In TenMile Race
Special to the Herald
St Louis Mo Aug 25 Nearly two
score of crack swimmers started in
launches for the Chain of Rocks this
afternoon to engage in the big ten
mile swimming race which will start
do n the Mississippi river from that
point The finish will be at the Eads
bridge The affair Is under the aus-
pices of the Missouri A C which or-
ganization has offered a 250 chal
lenge cup to the man making the uest
time in the race The entries Include
some of the fastest swimmers of
Chicago Memphis St Louis and sev-
eral other points
OCONNOR ILL VISIT
AMERIGA THIS FALL
IN INTEREST OF THE UNITED
IRISH LEAGUE OF GREAT BRIT-
AIN OF WHICH HES THE HEAD
Special to the Herald
London Aug 25 T P OConnor
familiarly known as Tay Pay is
shaping his affairs so as to spend sev-
eral weeks in America this fall Mr
OConnor s no stranger to America
He has toured exter Ively throughout
the United States and Canada and en-
joys an Intimate acquaintance with
public men and affairs on the other
side of the Atlantic His visit in Oc-
tober will be In the interest ot th6
United Irish League of Great Britain
of which he is president Mr OCon
nor has been identified with the Irish
cause for many years and as is quite
natural under the circumstances there
are many in public life who arc his
bitteropponents But there is none
to gainsay his wide personal popular-
ity or his fame as a parliamentarian
and journalist It is said of him that
he has written history fiction essays
political science and biography with
equal fascination and charm He was
the founder of the London Star Sun
Weekly Sun M A P T P Weekly
and P T O the latter being his latest
venture For many vears he is said
to have written an average of 350000
words annually which Is equivalent to
several volumes
Mr OConnor will be accompanied
to America by his wife who Is almost
as well known as himself Mrs OCon
nor is a Texaswoman She Is a bril-
liant playwright and when on the
stage was a charming actress As a
hostess she is also celebrated and
those who are members of the circle
of friends who gather at the enter-
tainments at the OConnor home In
Chelsea esteem themselves fortunate
NOTES FROM THE LABOR WORLD
TIie obi a V rT rsrIntefriati6Tr
al Union is out vitn an appeal to trade
union stfc every vjiere to buy only that
tobacco that bears the union label
The tobacco workers union Is distinct
from the cigar makers organization
and has to do only with smoking ami
chewing tobacco
The Clgarmakers International
Union has been In existence over a
quarter of a century during which
time It has paid out nearly 7000000
in benefits
The president of the Vermont
branch of the American Federation of
Labor evidently Is not In sympathy
with the views or President Gompors
At the state convention just held at
Montpolier he advised the members to
avoid politics
Twenty thousand tailors on the East
Side of New York City are preparing
for a general strike for a uniform
scale and a shorter work day
A union exposition Is being ar
ranged for Chicago The objects of
the fair are to celebrate the achieve-
ments of organized labor throughout
the world and especially in America
The project is supported by the Amer-
ican Federation of Labor
The United Labor League of Ala-
bama composed of representatives of
every labor union in the state has de-
cided to put up a labor ticket at the
coming state election
The great increase in the population
of Western Canada has caught the eye
of the American Federation of Labor
The federation has decided to send
some of its best organizers into that
field to round up the wage earners
The August issue of the official jour-
nal of the Stove Mounters and Steel
Range Workers International Union
contains a full account of the recent
annual convention of the organization
held at Cleveland
o
By unanimous vote the Minnesota
State Federation of tabor In session
at Stillwater decided lo go Into poli-
tics
Notice
Beginning Monday Aug 27 10DC 1
will resume my practice at same of-
fices as heretofore
Repeclfully
A A SPEEGLE
254t Osteojwthlc Physician
ALABAMA POLITICS
Special to the Herald
Birmingham Ala Aug 25 The
political campaign which has kept
Alabama stirred up more or less since
the first of the year came to an end
today Monday next the state primary
will be held As the shite is over-
whelmingly Democratic the selection
at the primary will bo equivalent to
election
The plan adopted by the slate Dem-
ocratic executive committee provides
that the successors to the two present
United States senators shall be chosen
at the primary and also makes pro
vision for the selection of two alter
nate senators who are to be appoint-
ed by the governor In the event that
Senators Morgan and Pcttus or their
successors should de or resign This
plan was due chiefly to the advanced
age of the two scnavors It is a new
departure in state politics and the
adoption of the idea has called forth
considerable criticism from the press
and public men many of whom char-
acterize it as an effort to fill dead
mens shoes before the men wearing
these shoes have died
Senators Morgan and Pcttus are un-
opposed for reelection but for the
two alternate senatorships the aspir-
ants arc as follows Former Governor
Joseph F Johnston of Birmingham
former Governor William C Oatcs of
Montgomery former Congressman
John II Bankhend of Fayette former
Congressman Jesse F Stalllngs ot Bir
mingham and Jno B Knox of Anns
ton president of the last state con-
stitutional convention
The paramount Issue in both the
race for senator and the contest for
governor is the regulation of railroad
rates The fight for governor is an In-
teresting one the two rival candidates
being B B Comer president of the
state railroad commission and a prom-
inent farmer and cotton mill owner
who is the leader of the radical rate
reform clement and Lieutenant Gover-
nor R M Cunningham who represents
the conservative forces Comer is de-
manding the election of a legislature
in sympathy with his ideas while Dr
Cunningham asserts that he will not
attempt to dictate tlio selection o
JcgialatBSJrfcnl will
elected to tell the lawmakS Htat he
thinks they should do In the mailer of
rale regulation
The aspirants for lieutenant gover-
nor are Col Henry B Gray of Bir-
mingham Emmett OKell of Florence
former Federal district attorney under
President Cleveland and State Sena-
tor D J Mcador ot Marengo county
Contests are on for auditor chief
justice and associate justice state rail-
road commissioners and commission-
er or agriculture
There appears to be no opposition
to Col Alex M Barber or Talladega
for attorney general Walter D Seed
of Tuscaloosa for treasurer Harry
Gunnells ot Calhoun county for super-
intendent of education and Frank N
Julian ot Tuscumbia for secretary of
state
Congressman Renamed
Special to the Herald
Omaha Nob Aug 25 Congress
man John L Kennedy was nominated
for another term today by the Repub
licans of the Second Nebraska dis-
trict There was no opiKisitlon
In Eighth Texas District
Special to the Herald
Houston Texas Aug 25 The Dem-
ocratic congressional convention ot
the Eighth district met in Houston to-
day and confirmed the action of the
recent primary in renominating Con-
gressman John M Moore to succeed
himself
SIR CHARLES HARDINGE
In the Public Eye Has Seen Much
Diplomatic Service
Special to tho Herald
London Aug 25 Sir Charles Har
dlngo whose presence at the recent
meeting of King Edward and Emperor
William led to the general conclusion
that the conference of tiie two rulers
was of deep political significance is
a man with whom even the Biitish
public Is but little acquainted Yet
as tho permanent undersecretary of
the foreign office he Is really the man
Let the Hcraiu oo your printing J and during the jwst few years hag In
and have the satisfaction of knowing variably secoruimnled his majesty on
that it will be done right his continental trips
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PRIMARY WILL BE HELD ON MON-
DAY PRIMARY SELECTION IS
EQUIVALENT TO ELECTION
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Hamilton, W. M. & Hamilton, H. V., Jr. Palestine Daily Herald (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 5, No. 37, Ed. 1, Saturday, August 25, 1906, newspaper, August 25, 1906; Palestine, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth68205/m1/2/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .