British Elections Excitement Over Churchill's Son Return
London October 2 The Birmingham Daily Mail displayed Joseph Chamberlains message Patriots before politics. May union of colonies and westerland be cemented by their blood. George Wyndham spoke at Derby as reforms rumored. Oldham polling caused holiday atmosphere and Churchill's son Lord Randolph Churchill returned to Parliament amid strong approval. In El Paso a Mexican posse seeks two killers of Jose Marquez and Antonio Guilterez after a revenge motive.
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London
Joseph Chamberlain
Birmingham Daily Mail
Wietherland
Derby
George Wyndham
Fleet Street
Strand
Oldham
Churchill
Morning Post
Lord Randolph Churchill
el Paso
Texas
Ben Williams
Val Garrett
Jose Marquez
Chamberino
Dona Anna County
Antonio Guilterez
Las Cruces
Mexico
Statement From Chairman Sealy On Galveston Relief Funds
Galveston Texas October 2 Mr John Sealy chairman of the finance committee a sub committee of the Galveston central relief committee and custodian of the Galveston relief fund has given out the following statement for the Associated Press Subscriptions turned over to me up to and including October 1 1900 from all sources total 71043 63 This amount includes all moneys received by me directly all received by Mayor W C Jones and also 309 500 remitted to me by Governor Sayers out of subscriptions made to him The governor has ordered a further remittance of 100 000 which should reach me in the next few days and he will send me from time to time such additional funds as he may receive We are arranging in proper shape a full itemized statement of all receipts and amounts expended which will be published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sealy
Galveston
Texas
John Sealy
Finance Committee
Galveston Central Relief Committee
Galveston Relief Fund
Associated Press
W. C. Jones
Sayers
Strikers Stand Firm in Lehigh Valley Coal Dispute
In Hazleton Pennsylvania notices posted at Lehigh region collieries reveal wage increases and powder price cuts by Wilkes-Barre operators after a day of strike actions. Labor leaders say no split in anthracite ranks, yet the 10 percent raise in Schuylkill Valley by the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Co. was ignored. Several workers quit Calvin Pardee mines at Lattimer amid persuasion by 400 marching strikers, and Oneida and Cranberry pits report further losses for coal firms.
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Hazleton
Wilkesbarrge
Lehigh Region
Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and Iron Company
Schuylkill Valley
Tragic Train Death Near San Marcos
Cathryn Perez about 40 was killed at 5 30 am yesterday when struck by a passenger train of the International and Great Northern near the Blanco bridge in San Marcos Texas. Coroners verdict ruled the death accidental.
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San Marcos
Texas
Cathryn Perez
International
Great Northern
Blanco Bridge
Ex Confederate Day at Texas Day at the Fair
Yesterday in Dallas a parade and ex Confederate Day program featured a drill of veterans with artillery tactics using the Val Verde battery commanded by Major Joseph L D Sayers. Congressman W. T. Lanham delivered a forceful speech praised for its emotional appeal and defense of Southern history in schools.
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Texas
Dallas
Val Verde
Joseph LD. Sayers
W. T. Lanham
South
Corporations Jacked Up in Sherman Denison Area
Sherman Texas October 2 County Attorney Silas Hare reports a secretary of state inquiry into eight domestic corporations five in Sherman three in Denison. Six failed to reply while the others were fifteen days late incurring a 3000 penalty. Each non replying corporation faces fifty five days forfeit totaling 10000. Officers have been notified.
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Sherman
Texas
Silas Hare
Secretary of State
Denison
Tri-State Medical Association Organized in Dallas
The Southwestern Tri state Medical association was organized yesterday in Dallas with Texas and Oklahoma and Indian Territory physicians. Officers elected without opposition include Dr. H K Leake Dallas president Dr J W Lowe Holdenville I T first vice president Dr C R Hume Anadark O T second vice president Dr Mc New Honey Grove Texas third vice president Dr S C Milliken Dallas secretary and treasurer After organizing the doctors attended the State fair in a body and will begin section work and discussion today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State Medical Association
Dallas
Texas
Southwestern Tristate Medical Association
Oklahoma and Indian Territories
H. K. Leake
J. W. Lowe
Holdenville
I. T
C. R. Hume
Anadark
O. T
McNew
Honey Grove
S. C. Milliken
Patrick Surrendered Nothing in Rice Case
New York October 2 Lawyer Patrick said he surrendered nothing of the late William M. Rice assets he held. He does not recognize Captain Baker or others making demands. He notes no complaints from Rice relatives and says arrests reported were false. police deny dropping the Rice case.
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Patrick
New York
William M. Rice
Captain Baker
Mr. Rice
Rice
District Clerks to Meet in Dallas October 12
District Clerk W C Pratt president of the Texas District Clerk's association has called a meeting at the Dallas court house for October 12 Officers will be elected Full attendance urged by association leaders in Denton Texas October 2
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Denton
Texas
W. C. Pratt
Texas District Clerk’s Association
Court House
Dallas
Numerous Texas items includ e murders mills and marriages
Reports from Texas describe an affray in Osn a with a wound to W T Carpenter, waxahachie mill setup progress, small pox on a Clarksville farm, regular steamship trips Brownsville to New Orleans, and over fifty men enlisting for the army in Dallas. Other notes cover deaths, marriages, accidents, crimes, and local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oosna
W. T. Carpenter
Clarksville
Brownsville
New Orleans
Dallas
Wills Monk
Chico
Furniture fashions of iron brass beds and china fittings
The Philadelphia Record notes new furniture trends featuring wrought iron and brass beds, dual top dining tables, Belgian hall chairs, and china closets with curved wings. It highlights china wagons, turned mirrors, appliqued tops on bureaus, and ornate chiffonier shapes in golden oak and mahogany, while remarking the old four poster bed looks heavy and unfashionable this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Record
Boers Intercept Dispatches and a Joking Exchange
A beggar asks a gentleman for help after asking if he has lost his purse. A correspondent notes a native runner was waylaid by Boers who swallowed his dispatches, prompting a wry aside that the public might not have acted differently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranner
The Tramp and the Delayed Turkey Comic Exchange
An assortment of old gibes and luncheon quips from a London audience. A tramp questions a lady about her husband’s shoes while a clerkship seeker laments waiting for a job. A bishop and professors exchange light taunts about a delayed turkey and an egg’s origin.
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Randall Davidson
Winchester
London
Adelaide
A. D
Moral Lessons on Power and Virtue From Kant and Faith
The passage extols humility and self control, arguing that personal virtues matter more than wealth. It cites Kant on awe of the starry heavens and inner moral law, and suggests a childlike trust in divine providence as the best offering to God.
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Paris
Bob Hobson
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Wolfe City
Fort Worth
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Dallas County
Henry Silon
Bonham
Charley Britt
Ladonia
Texarkana
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Joyner
Beckville
Beaumont Lumber Company
Patton Beach
Jefferson
Marlin
W. T. Yates
Falls County
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Brown
John S. Myrick
Austin
Gora Asbury
John Thomas
Hillsboro
D. Mahoney
Waxahachie
Mr. Mahoney
Robert Marsh
Peter Marsh
Navarre County
Athens
Jim Patterson
Rhodes
Trans-Cedar Country
the Humphreys
J. C. Bigger
United States
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A. T. Ball
W. C. Richter
J. W. Segler
Mr. Segler
John E. Brasell
Navasota
Sherry
White
California
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Barrel Goods Metropolitan
Hostetter
ALCON
Nay Bowles, Prop
Alpine
G. W. Blackburn
Eider
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Brewster
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W. H. Ragin
Brewster County
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