Great Day in Bryan as 155 Unite with Churches
Sunday service drew large crowds in Bryan with 155 new or renewed church members. The triplets across Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist, Christian, Free Baptist and other congregations totaled 64, 37, 33, 10 and more, with four infants baptized. Reclamations and strengthened Sunday schools followed, while many more await decisions to join.
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Bryan
Fism
R. J. Deens
M. Deens
Miss Marys
Mary EK. Raysor
Osa Bason
Nim Johnson
Thosyne
Hal Hearne
Claude G. Walker
Horace T. Lewis
G Emory
Ed. Reardan
Roy Unn
Mat Reardan
Walter Barin
T. W. Gustavus
Lizzie Ice
Emma Spell
Joe
Lizzie Wilcox
Stella Higgs
D. R. Maddox
Elma Harbers
G. G. Nass
W. Z. Nabors
E. F. Parks
Mabel Phillips
Aline Sanders
Cora Griffiths
Blanche Buchanan
Nora Dennis
Elma Campbell
Maud Marett
Bessie Buchanan
Willie Johnson
Roy Buchanan
Robi Collier
Hamp Buchanan
Ursie McCorquodal
Joe B. Reed
Douglas Reed
Wiley Garrett
Lee Moseley
Lou Lestarreatte
Irvin Barron
Brown
J. P. Wilson
Fred Goodson
May Andrews
H. L. Gentry
George Prater
Luther Johnson
Bob Wilson
Bessie Wooten
Leila Carroll
Mackie Stewart
Jessie Andrews
Viceroy To Stamp Out Piracy in Tao Kwang Provinces
Tacoma reports that Viceroy To at Canton orders a sweeping anti robbery program in Tao Kwang with plans to kill at least 800 robbers this summer. Citizens must name criminals. informers paid, and robbers aiding justice may be pardoned. Also notes 18000 deaths from plague in Hai Nan district.
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Tacoma
Wash
Teat
Canton
Tao Kwang
China
Kong Kong
Lambo
Hai Nan Island
Follett Murdered and Robbed on Chattanooga Track
The body of James B. Follett was found mangled along a street railway track near Chattanooga. Coroner’s jurors heard he carried 600 on arrival. none remained when found. A blunt head wound suggests murder for robbery. In Alabama City, Charles Whisenant died crushed between a belt and pulley at a furniture factory. Fort Davis reports a nearby silver claim rich in metals, quietly under work and already assayed.
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Chattanooga
James B. Follett
Follett
Gadsden
Ala
Charles Whisenant
Alabama City
Fort Davis
Tex
Wide range of early 20th century world news items
Naval Constructor Hobson on special duty in Washington assigned to torpedo boat Tigney contract forfeited. Chile and Argentina tensions rising as Andes passage opened. Boxers and robbers attack Indian troops near Fu Ning routed. Marlboroughs reconcile after estrangement. US Leather Company agents tour the South. Eastern educators visit Tuskegee via Atlanta. Dr Parkhurst speaks. Methodists plan vigorous Philippines proselyting. Southern railway orders 250 refrigerator cars from Birmingham. Frank A Branigan becomes Philippines treasurer. Miss Ysobel Haskins to wed Walter Price. Mike Yourcovich alleges a hypnotic stranger stole 10,000. Rufus Burns gets 44 years for murder. Korea borrows 5 million yen from France for railway. D M Therrell patents long-distance telephone transmission. Arkansas Supreme Court upholds liquor seizure rights at railway depot. Joe Pleacher injured near McKinney. F L Brooks awarded 5000 damages against Santa Fe. UT Austin student population exceeds 1000. Robert Hensley dies in the Philippines. A B Patterson ships eggs to San Francisco. W A Burkett’s son dies in Wolf City hunting. Ennis cotton oil mill crushed 12,000 tons seed. Navy plans faster torpedo boat destroyers. Katy raises wages to 81 cents with 10-hour days. Russia expands butter export trade, mainly Siberia.
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Fu Ning
Paris
Duchess of Marlborough
United States Leather Company
Tuskeega
Ala
Atlanta
Parkhurst
Philippines
Southern Railway
Birmingham Car
Birmingham
Frank A. Branigan
Ysobel Haskins
Walter Price
New York
Mike Yourcovich
Galveston
Tex
Rufus Burns
Austin
France
Seoul
Wika
D. M. Therrell
Arkansas Supreme Court
Joe Pleacher
McKinney
F. L. Brooks
Weatherford
University of Texas At Austin
Robert Hensley
Ennis
A. B. Patterson
Terrell
San Francisco
W. A. Burkett
Wolf City
Texas and national briefs across the nation on April 22
Reports from Texas and other states note Col. A H Belo's funeral in Winston Salem attended by veterans. wool storage in Lampasas. an attempted derailment near Manor. a 15 year old boy killed by a loaded gun in a buggy. a fatal dog fight dispute near Newbern. oil field business boosts state charter fees. frost affects crops. and other scattered notices including a Chicago storm fatality and a court bail denial.
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A. H. Belo
Galveston News
Dallas News
Winston-Salem
Asheville
Waco
Tex
William Bertrand Davis
George Rotan
Davis
Austin
Secretary of State
Beaumont
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