Ed Hall and Cavitt's store bustle in Bryan market news
Local notices detail Ed Hall and Cavitt's Drug Store promotions with Foster Butter, Spotless Flour and Lord Clarendon cigars. Residents like J. W. Cavitt, J. M. Moore and J. Noto visit the town while merchants announce goods, feed, and services. Community events include roller rink hours, church presences, and presbytery attendance.
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D Hall
Foster
Lord Clarendon
Cavitt
Oria
J. M. Moore
Kurten
L. D. LeGear
Austin
J. W. F. Odom
John Kasarek
Smetana
Sam Holden
Tabor
Cavitt's
Joe Noto
Eagle
Bsatts
Ickens
Wilson Grain Company
Sorgnum Seed
Mai Wilson Grain Company
Ed Carfl
Wellborn
Purchase Agent Cannon Warned by New Texas Appropriation
Austin reports that the general appropriation bill now limits state purchases and could create deficiencies. Cannon says he may resign if the law is enforced, noting invoices hit after allotments are spent and merchants risk debts once the appropriation is exhausted. He warns the measure endangers eleemosynary institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Cannon
Nearly 295 Japanese Laborers Detained Aboard Corea
In San Francisco on April 13, two hundred ninety five Japanese laborers who arrived on the Pacific Mail steamship Corea were detained aboard the vessel. Immigration officials in Washington must advise whether they may continue by steamer to British Columbia. Passports show Honolulu as their destination, and Immigration Commissioner North doubts passing them onward. The Corea marks the first landings of Japanese under the new law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific Mail Company
Corea
Department of Immigration
Washington
British Columbia
Honolulu
North
Blizzard Deluges Wisconsin With Ten Inches Of Snow
A Saturday blizzard blankets Wisconsin with ten inches in Green Bay and widespread disruptions hit streetcar service and telephone lines. Milwaukee reports heavy snowfall and crews struggle to restore service amid freezing temperatures. Snow also affects Nashville with unseasonable cold and early fruit damage in Kentucky and Alabama regions.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Nashville
Kentucky
Alabama
New Management Seizes Control of Manchurian Railway
Baron Goto's Company assumed control of the Manchurian railway on April 1, with the Japanese government starting troop withdrawals. By April 8 the withdrawal was complete and the imperial government reduced forces to five men per kilometer as per the Portsmouth treaty.
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Baron Goto
Tokio
Manchuria
Imperial
Portsmouth
N. H
Trivial Cause Leads to Fatal Wounding in New York
Frederick Mattheson shot his nephew George Koffman after a quarrel over being reproved for leaving a window open by his bed. The incident also involved Mrs. Hoffman and Arthur Goubermant, nephew of the Hoffmans, with Mattheson already ill and in custody.
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New York
Frederick Hattheson
George Koffman
Hoffman
Arthur Goubermant
Hoffmans
Mattheson
Yerkes Retires to Practice Law
John W Yerkes, commissioner of internal revenue, resigns from government service. President accepts his resignation and Yerkes will enter private law practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal’ Revenue
Washington
John W Yerkes
Internal Revenue
Carnegie Institute rededication honors conferred
In Pittsburg on April 18 the Western University of Pennsylvania awarded honorary degrees at the Carnegie Institute ceremony. Rev. Samuel B. McCormick presided as chancellor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Carnegie Institute
Music Hall
Western University of Pennsylvania
Samuel B. McCormick
Three Days to Leave in Gome Russia Riot
A band of reactionist rowdies armed with revolvers and knives paraded the principal street in Gome. They entered all Jewish stores and ordered merchants to depart within three days under pain of death.
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Gome
Russia
Engine Jumps Track Near New Albany
Fort Worth train runs into minor derailment as the Fort Worth trade excursion locomotive jumps the track near New Albany. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
New Albany
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Edinburg's
Pretoria
Hall
R. J. W. Cavitt
Jenkins's Gstore
Ailey Kelley
Wixon
Terday
Josh
Ed Hall
R. G
Gus. Hedtke
Yester
Perry
Oklahoma
Nellie Rohde
Houston
St. Mial
Pia
Edinburg
W. Brogdon
Sam Higgs
J. L. Cobb
Alexan
Hearne
Cross Stock Food
Wm. Sloan
Paullelson
Mack Marsh
Alberta
Bryan
The
Albert Waltz
Powell Winter
Zimmerman
E. H. Edge
Willow Hole
J. Zulch
Morris Furniture Company
Exchange Hotel
W. L. Houston Jr
Smith Building
Jno
B. Hines
B. W. Worthington
Brazos
Singer
T. A. Satterwhite
W. D. McDonald
E. L. Byars
Madisonville
Presbytery
P. A. Reed
Lucy Christian
Cyrus McCullough
Dr. Todd
Maverick
Ruamels County
East Side
Mary Lawrence
Joe Kosh
C. W. Sydman
Galveston
J. K. Presnal of
Reliance
J. M. Lawless of
Macy
C. C. Dulaney
Cora Dulaney
Thompson Creek
J. F. Robinson
J. W. Hunnicutt
Gandy
BE. T
W. EB. Graham
Rock Prairie
A. L. Higgs
George W. Norrell
Brazos Presbytery
A. W. Dyess
Harvey
Buffalo
Leon County
J. W. Alien
Ant
D. J. McDonald
Texas Bakery
Otto Boehme
Buchanan & Foreman
Montgomery
J. A. Foreman
Walter Downard
Henry Rhodes
J. W. Ayers
Pitts Bridge
Baptist Church
JW. Allen
Howell
L. F. Chmelesky
John Olinek
Groggan Bros
Texas
Opera House
Goggan & Bros
Sherrod
Reliable House
Thos. Goggan & Bros
Telmo
Will S. Higgs
NEW Management
Yerkes
Ney
M. H. James
Jno. M. Lawrence & Co
Dwinnel & Wright Coffee
White Crest Flour Club House Canned Goods
C.L. Hilger
Brezos Valley
W. S. Johnson
Singer Sewing Machines
Bryan, Texas
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