Bryan Texada Postoffice Wedding News Central
The Waco Times-Herald and Galveston News report multiple Bryan Texas weddings with Miss Willson and Miss Olive Willson of Bryan to Mr Eustace Taylor of Liverpool and Mr T W Stewart of Liverpool to Miss Olive Willson of Bryan. Attending names include Willis Waldrop and many Bryanians.
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Nanees
Allen Waldrop
Bryan
Paddock
Ft. Worth
Lula Carroll
Champe Eubank
Erma Kellett
Waco
Berry Kellett
the Times- Terald
Miss Willis
Folio Club
Galveston
W. McConnice
Ushers
Messrs. Wess V. Waldrop
Joe Willis
Walter Lacee
Charles Irvin
Anglo Saxon Alliance
Texas
Willson of
Eustace Taylor
Liverpool
T. W. Stewart
England
Olive Willson
Pasturage Available in Mitchell Pasture After April 1
Pasturage in the Mitchell pasture will be 50c per month per head or 5c per day, with John M. Caldwell and H Wyse in charge. Caldwell lists the old Mitchell pasture as under his care with good grass and water. Apply at store or residence. Also noted is a 24 hour hot lunch service at Charlie Edinburg’s restaurant in the Zennati block.
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Mitchell Pasture
John M. Caldwell
H. Wyse
Mitchell
Charlie Edinburg
Sestaurant
Zennati
Variety of deaths crimes and accidents reported nationwide
Walter Dunham killed Jesfs Mampela at El Paso over a year after Seth Burrs murder in Juarez. Twelve escaped Brunswick jail inmates. one killed. Eighty drowned when Stella struck Casquet Rocks off Great Britain. Richard Chamberlain dies in London. Pope reportedly recovering from illness. Robert Adams shot near Middleboro Kentucky. Syndicate buys 1000 acres near Liberty Texas to grow tobacco. Schaefer-Meyer Brewing deeds of trust in Louisville. Vermonters plan Admiral Dewey statue at Montpelier state house. H Robinos burned in The Times building Wynnewood LT. Eighteen new smallpox cases in Laredo. Samuel Wertheim suicides in Charleston. Check system errors trigger 2000 miner strike in Bibb Alabama. Three thousand bricklayers strike in Philadelphia over wage scale. J C Dorcey dies from Kingston Jamaica sailors fight aboard Detroit. Ex Secretary Sherman recovering from pneumonia. US public debt March 31 at 1 149 505 563. Dr Robert Rutherford dies in Houston Texas.
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Walter Dunham
Pecos Tex
Jesfs Mampela
el Paso
Tex
Seth Burr
Juarez
Mex
Brunswick
Stella
Casquet Rocks
Great Britain
Richard Chamberlain
Joseph Chamberlain
London
Eng
Pope
Robert Adams
Middleboro
Allen Winston
Liberty
Schaefer-Meyer Brewing Company
Louisville
Vermont
Admiral Dewey
State House
Montpelier
H. Robinson
Times
Wynnewood
Laredo
Samuel Wertheim
New York City
Charleston
Bibb County
Alabama
Philadelphia
J. C. Dorcey
Sampson
Kingston
Jamaica
Detroit
John Sherman
United States
Robert Rutherford
Houston
Balkans on edge as Bulgarian Turkish guards clash
A Pall Mall Gazette report from London says Macedonia is in a state of siege with 100000 troops ready for action. Bulgarian and Turkish frontier guards clashed near Koseyl Agob between Jamboli and Adrianopole while troops pour into northern districts. Trade stalls as unrest grows and Russian influence fans support for rising.
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London
Koseyl-Agob
Jamboli
Adrianopole
Macedonia
Pall Mall Gazette
Balkans
Seige
Oriental
Salonica
Servin
Bulgaria
Blizzard Rages Across Kansas and Missouri Towns
A severe spring blizzard grips Salina Kansas and extends into Missouri towns Maryville and St. Joseph. Reports describe five inches of snow, blocked railways and telegraph lines, harmed livestock, and disrupted streetcar traffic and communications. Des Moines also reports 36 hours of continuous snowfall with no letup.
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Maryville
Des Moines
Heaviest April Snowfalls Disrupt Ottumwa and Guthrie
Ottumwa Iowa reports record 15 inches of snow since Thursday causing difficulties for railroad and streetcars. In Guthrie on April 3 Governor Barnes discussed statehood with Secretary Hitchcock and Indian Territory leaders, signaling possible Oklahoma statehood efforts by a new Republican Congress. A New York April 3 dispatch notes W J Bryan's silver dinner plan split into two meetings on different nights to maximize attendance.
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Ottumwa
New York
W. J. Bryan
Eugene V. Brewster
Bryan Silver
Germany to seize I-Chou in Shan Tung for concessions
Oriental advices from Shanghai claim Berlin plans an expedition to seize I-Chou in China's Shan Tung province to force the Chinese government to grant large concessions to German firms. In the U S, the Supreme Court, by Justice Peckham, sustains the war revenue act taxing boards of trade and similar institutions, with a related ruling on stockyard transactions.
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Tacoma
Berlin
Germany
I-Chou
Shan Tung Province
China
Shanghai
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Peckham
Boards of Trade
British to Send 1400 Engineers to Fortify Falklands
Buenos Ayres reports the British government will dispatch an engineering corps of 1400 men to strengthen Port Stanley and surrounding Falkland Islands positions. The gunboat Beagle currently there will sail home and be replaced by the Pegasus.
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Buenos Ayres
Port Stanley
Falkland Islands
England
Pegasus
Glasgow man hanged for murder of father in law
Bob Brown was hanged in Glasgow on April 3 after confessing nothing at the scaffold. He died in 12 minutes. The crime was the murder of his elderly father-in-law Lewis McClelland.
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Glasgow
Bob Brown
Lewis McClelland
Woman Stabs Husband During Breakfast quarrel
In Chicago on April 8 Mrs Joseph Brown seized a knife during a breakfast quarrel and stabbed her husband in the breast near the heart. He died almost instantly. Mrs Brown is in custody.
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Chicago
Joseph Brown
Brown
One Thousand Carpenters Strike in Cleveland
About one thousand carpenters strike in Cleveland demanding eight hours a day at eighty cents an hour. The number is expected to grow unless contractors grant the demand.
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Cleveland
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Henry B Hyde
Levi P Morton
Robi. T Lincoln
Jacob H Schiff
Wm A Wheelock
James H Durham
Frank Thomson
Gage E Tarbell
Cornelius N Bliss
John E Searles
Daniel Lord
Edward W Lambert
Geo H Squire
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James W Alexander
Louis Fitzgerald
August Belmont
D O Mills
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Tower
Marcellus Hartley
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George J Gould
Henry G Marquand
Samuel M Inman
H J Fairchild
Sir W . van Horne
Thos D Jordan
Joseph T Low
Brayton Ives T DeWitt Cuyler
J F DeNavarro
John A Stewart
Jefferson Coolidge
Chancey M Depew
Thomas T Eckert
John Sloane
John Jacob Astor
H M Alexander
John J McCook Marvin Hughitt
A van Santwoond
James H Hyde
Geo. W. Carleton
M E Ingalls
H M Alexander, Jr
B Alexander
Alanson Trask
A van Bergen
Henry BH
Gage E Tarbel
Sidney D Ripley
Tamea BR Lori
Geo T Wilson
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Wm. H McIntyre
Ug, Megistrar
Edward Curtis
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Will M. Waters
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