Local notes from Thompson Creek and surrounding areas
Thompson creek and nearby communities report visitors and arrivals including Jesse Henry at the Eagle office and the Lindsey couple from Tabor in the city. Reeves ships eleven carloads of cattle to St. Lants. Various residents return home, attend events, and discuss local business and weather affecting crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Henry
Thompson Creek
Eagle
Bybee
As & King
Walvis Barron
Rock’ Aire
B. F. Bullock
Liance
W. J. Meads
Thompson’s Creek
Mount Vernon
Exposition
Howell Bros
J. W. Shepard
Henry Shepard
Kurten
Moseley
Kernole
L. Johnson
Graham Papany
Ale
M. H. James
Navy plans West Indies coaling stations and Cuban relief
The Navy proposes coaling stations at Culebra Mayaguez and Guantanamo or Nipe Bay to control key passages, with Dry Tortugas work advancing. Vessels and surveys support the stake in the Virgin, Mona, and Windward routes, while graves at Havana receive a rail and marble markers funded by the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bradford
Bureau of Equipment
Navy Department
West Indies
United States
Virgin, Mona and
Gulf of Mexico
Culebra Island
Porto Rico
Virgin Islands
Mayaguez
Guantanamo
Nipe Bay
Cromwell
Naval Station
Havana
Maine
Montgomery
South Atlantic
North Atlantic
Sampson
Howison
Chicago
Wilmington
Marietta
Guanta
Venezuela
Port of Spain
Soldiers, workers strike round the nation
The Fourth New Jersey regiment was mustered out at Camp Wetherell in South Carolina. A general tailors strike is under way in Grand Rapids Michigan for higher wages. Twenty five hospital corps men were ordered to Manila from Fort Leavenworth. Three thousand striking bricklayers in Philadelphia will return to work. About two thousand five hundred cotton operatives are out in Rhode Island and the strike spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Camp Wetherell
S. C
Grand Rapids
Mich
Manila
Fort Leavenworth
Philadelphia
Rhode Island
Shooting in Stanton Texas leaves man wounded
Stanton Texas April 7 A shooting occurred Tuesday night. Mitt Bryant was shot four times with one bullet hitting the arm and three in the back. R L Townsley surrendered.
Also Mentioned on This Page
California
Zuber & McOugald
Bryan
Hearne
Am m
Hetween Mearne
San Antomeo
Arthurcigats
K. E. Shumate
Allan D. Sanford
Waco
Bryan Yester
J. B. Lindsey
Tabor
City
W. A. Berry
Searcy
Madison County
Tal North Bound
Bo el
Juerron
Belton
Binson
Marlin Yues
Johnson
Wellborn
Hanan
Seth
Ington
Milliay
Tbs
Reeves
Bville, Ark
N. Williamson
Antonio
Emmet Rohde
Carue
Holden
Daughter
Misa Me
Tabor Cou
Lon Johnson
E. C. Rollins
Alexandria
H. Mize
Floyd Mize
Fayette Jammell
G. W. Crow
Joe B. Reed
Nellie Rohde
Henry Rohde
A. A. Dean
John Fullerton
Dean
Burt Norwood
Mece
Hot Springs
Union Young Peppies Society of Christian Endeavor
Free Baptist
Christian Endeavor
Houston
Cuba
Mona
Gulf
Newport News
Tierney
Fort Monroe
San Francisco
Philippines
Guenther
Nacogdoches
Tex
Juan Wilkins
McDonald
Here
England
London
Channel
Great Britain
Continent
Irish
Brooks
Weyler
Blanco
General Brooke
New Deere
Senor Desvernina
Bro
Treasury
Alger
Brooke
Germany
Berlin
O. Schmidt-Leda
Caracas
Stenbel
Shanshai
Dr. Schmidt-Leda
Dr. Steubel
Samoa
Waca
Waco, Tex
J. D. Thomas
Richmond
Scott
Arizona
Hong Kong
Hogan
California Regiment
Denton
Cassie Luper
Zeb Haren
Aubrey
Luper
Parks & Waldrop
Soe
Mitt Bryant
American Copying Co
Paul M. Baylor
Bryan, Texas
Jane
Rerdenec Phore
Hall
Oliver
Hart’s Crue Stone
Dr. Over
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