Educational Rally at Kurten Prepares Farmers Union Session
A large Kurten crowd attended yesterday’s Educational Rally with leaders including Prof T W Parker Prof R O Allen and J Webb Howell. D J McDonald gave the welcome and speakers urged constitutional amendments for rural schools. W C Welborn spoke on agriculture and training. I M Cook will preside at today’s Farmers Union meeting.
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Irmers
T. W. Parker
R. O. Allen
J. Webb Howell
Kurten
Brazos County
Farmers’ Union Quarterly Meeting
D. J. McDonald
Allen Academy
W. C. Welborn
A. and M. College
Farmer’s Union
I. M. Cook
Step Hollow
Oxford and Cambridge race on the Thames
London April 3 Tomorrow for the sixty fifth time the crews of Oxford and Cambridge universities race over the Thames from Putney to Mortlake. Cambridge is slight betting favorite though Oxford has many supporters. The race starts about 3 30 p m over about four miles. the best time is 18 47 set by Oxford in 1893 and equalled by Cambridge in 1900.
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London
Oxford
Cambridge
Thames
Putney
Mortlake
Shames
Woman Drowns After Pet Death in Mill Pond
Millville New Jersey April 3 Mrs Hanna Willis brooded over her pet dog s death then threw herself into the Richmond mill pond near her home and drowned. Earlier a train struck and killed the dog causing shock that her physician feared might affect her reason.
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Millville
N. J
Hanna Willis
Richmond Mill Pond
Meeting of White School Board Highlights Unity Progress
The White School Board meeting yesterday turned into a general rally with Supt Lawson and both white school faculties present. Lawson reported on his Washington trip and data gathered. Kinnard praised school progress while Hall offered congratulations on city schools harmony and progressiveness.
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Supt. Lawson
Lawson
Washington
Kinnard
Pressent Hall
Pilgrims Pour Into Rome For Holy Week Jubilee
Rome reports a record Holy Week pilgrimage as the papal sacerdotal jubilee draws worshippers from France the United States and across Europe. The Pope will officiate in the Sistine Chapel and Cardinal Rampolla in the Vatican Basilica as foreign visitors flood ticket offices.
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Rome
France
United States
Vatican
Germany
England
Austria
Hungary
Europe
Sistine Chapel
Rampolla
Vatican Basilica
Governor Grants 30 Day Stay for John Boyd in Texas
Austin April 3 Governor Campbell postpones the hanging of John Boyd a La Grange African American man for thirty days awaiting the U S Supreme Court mandate. Attorney Jake Wolters of Guaranteed Life Insurance Company of Houston visits to prepare a suit against the state insurance department over bond and contract insurance rights. President Harrington of the Agricultural and Mechanical College reports smooth college operations and ongoing student work with alumni talking of a potential affair at commencement but no current concerns.
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Austin
Campbell
John Boyd
la Grange
United States
Jake Wolters
The
Guarantee Life Insurance Company of
Houston
Harrington
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Hennecker Chosen Permanent Chairman of Populist Convention
The Populist convention in St. Louis elected George A. Hennecker of New Jersey as permanent chairman after a parliamentary dispute over the motion. Hennecker criticized U S courts and blamed both Democrats and Republicans for past labor conflicts, urging action amid a tense industrial climate.
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New Jersey
St. Louis
Committee On Permanent Organization
George A. Hennecker
W. R B. Jones
Nebraska
Coxey
Jones
Hennecker
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Republican Party
Idaho
Anarchist Demonstrations Lead to Arrests in Rome
In Rome on April 3 a general strike followed deadly clashes as troops fired on rioters, killing three and wounding fifteen. Seventy anarchists gathered at headquarters were taken into custody and demonstrations continued Friday before being dispersed by troops. One man who was injured Thursday died by noon.
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Italy
Rome
Fire onstage at Majestic theater fails to frighten Chicago crowd
In Chicago on April 3 a fire broke out on stage during Charles Mack's performance of Come Back to Erin at the Majestic theater. A match head sparked a small flame on a piece of scenery but was quickly extinguished by the singer. The audience remained seated and no one left the venue.
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Chicago
Majestic Theater
Charles Mack
Erin
Man's queer conduct at St Patrick's Cathedral
June J. Fesser of Brooklyn entered St. Patrick's Cathedral in robes and misused vestments. He dragged altar furnishings, fought off bystanders and a boy altar attendant, and was captured after a ten minute struggle with a policeman. He faced charges of malicious mischief and intoxication.
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June J. Fesser
Brooklyn
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Vesser
Fesser
Capital Stock Increased by Dallas Firm
Austin reports Clive & Meyers Manufacturing Company of Dallas filed an amendment raising capital stock from 300000 to 350000.
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Austin
Clive & Meyers Manufacturing Company of
Dallas
Health Coffee Hoax Promises Real Brew
A historical notice warns about Dr Shoop's Health Coffee sold by J M Lawrence & Co. The product claims real coffee but is made from toasted grains malt and nuts. The letter says it deceives coffee connoisseurs and can be prepared quickly in 20 to 30 minutes.
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E. J. Jenkins
GEO. A. Adams Insurance
Will S. Higgs
Stevenson Machine and Repair
Bryan
Texas
Fine Meeting School Board
Preme Court
City National Bank
National Bank
G. $. Parker
E. H. Astin
Albert W. Wilkerson
E. W. Crenshaw
New York
J. Bulte
Chapman
Sanders Bros
Wilson Grain
Southwestern Life Insurance CO
Tex
Joe B. Reed
Friend-In-Need Society
Joe B
Reed
W. H. Lawrence
the Miller House
W. F. Miller
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