Local Notices and Retail Items From Coulter’s and Nearby
Local news notes include J S Ford taking in the Dallas Tgunion and a line of child and ladies slippers at Coulter’s. Shopper updates mention Mrs Tom Hillier returning to Franklin and Mrs E W Hutchinson returning to Houston, with discounts at Hunter & Chatham’s.
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A. Hill
Wellborn
Bryan
Jno. M. Lawrence & Co
G. W. Jenkins
George Jenkins
Gibson
W. J. Coulter
J.S. Ford
Dallas
Coulter's
Sam B. Wilson
B. R. Splane
Opalousas
Tom Hillier
Franklin
E. W. Hutchinson
Houston
Coulter
D. Call
Beaumont
J. W. Johnson
Hunter & Chatham's
B. Buchanan
Prices for Popular Styles Draw Shoppers to Markets
Dealers showcase a large assortment of two popular fashion styles at attractive prices drawing crowds. Shoppers compare cuts, fabrics, and finishes as retailers emphasize value and variety. Local vendors report steady demand across sizes and colors.
Whitecappers Attack Man and Neighbor in Brown County
A brutal whitecapping incident eight miles west of Nashville Indiana left William Caldwell, a Brown County leader, beaten and dragged to a creek with a rope around his neck. Fifteen masked assailants abducted Finley Stretchberry from his home and beat him unconscious. Stretchberry later fired a shotgun, wounding a pale attacker, as his wife fled into the woods.
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Nashville
Ind
Here
William Caldwell
Brown County
Caldwell
Finley Stretchberry
Robbery Ends with Double Shooting at Chicago Grocery
In Chicago on April 23 Peter Fabinski and his 19 year old son Julius resisted two robbers attempting a cash drawer heist at a grocery. Peter died instantly while Julius was mortally wounded. Thomas Glynn surrendered later with a arm wound claiming he and R Smith tried the robbery and a revolver duel occurred.
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Chicago
Peter Fabinski
Julius
Fabinski
Thomas Glynn
R. Smith
Smith
British Casualties Reported in South Africa Engagements
London reports a public casualty list from the South African fighting. Two British officers were killed near Finksburg in the Orange River colony. Captain Sir Thomas Fowler, son of the late Lord Mayor of London, is among the dead. Four men were killed and 2 officers and 14 men wounded in the Transvaal engagement. General Bruce Hamilton launches another major drive with seven columns across a wide area. results unknown.
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London
South Africa
Finksburg
Orange River
Thomas Fowler
Transvaal
Bruce Hamilton
Selma Labor Federation Faces Racial Seating Issue
In Selma on April 23 the state Federation of Labor meets in a Negro hall invited by J. H. Bean, with some delegates surprised by the color line. One arriving delegate says he will not sit with Negroes, while colored delegates are expected from several places. Copenhagen Debates Denmark US West Indies Purchase
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Selma
Ala
State Federation of Labor
J. H. Bean
Unified Cripple Creek Mines and Lines Merger Planned
The Gazette reports a movement to merge Cripple Creek district mines the Colorado Springs and Cripple Creek railroad and Portland Mill into one company with a 60 million dollar capitalization under a single parent and board of directors within weeks.
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Colorado Springs
the Gazette
Direcors
Cripple Creek
General Funston Ordered To Stop Public Talks
In Washington on April 23 the president directed General Funston to cease further discussion of public questions and telegraphed him not to speak at the Middlesex banquet in Boston.
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Washington
General Funston
Danish West Indies Sale Approved by Lands Thing
The lands thing in Copenhagen voted 34 to 80 to pass the majority report backing the treaty for selling the Danish West Indies to the United States. The measure now returns to the folketshing for final action.
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Copenhagen
Danish West Indies
United States
Deutscher
Estrup
President permits General Davis to direct Moros expedition
Washington April 238 The president has withdrawn prohibition on General Davis military expedition against the Moros and has authorized him to use his discretion in conducting the campaign.
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Washington
Davis
Rebels Seize River Boats at Qing Shun
Rebels seized river boats at Qing Shun fifty miles below Nan Ning to stop a cargo of junks ascending the river. The junks redirected and returned to Wu Chow.
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Hong Kong
Qing Shun
Nan Ning
Wu Chow
Courtmartial Ordered for Minister Siplaquine’s Assassin
In St. Petersburg on April 23 a decree orders a court martial for the man accused of assassinating Minister of Interior Siplaquine on April 15.
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St. Petersburg
Siplaquine
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John B. Gordon
the Opera House
L. L. Anderson
L. L. Anderson Jr
Shuqulak, Miss
Col. Anderson
J. W. Tabor
Jos. Schlitz
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Bryan Fire Boys
Navasota
Nabors Bros
Ladies of the Methodist Church
Harder’s Feed Store
Levy Bros. Furniture
Bryan Ice Storage & Coal Company
Geo. W. Smith & Co
Dick White
Gulf
T M Bottoms
J M McCormick
Jesse Hicks
W L Zulch
J T Payne
Jerry Chapman
Bob Allphin
E Mc Lendon
Ed Dowell
J T Carter
Madison County
J. A. Robinson
Alabama
L. A. Mayer
A. E. Robinson
Marlin
Virgie Robinson
Oakwoods
Estell. Harman
Hunter & Chathain's
Poe
Ben S. Read
TRI
Panama
Parks
Waldrop
Men’s Outfitters
Funston
Courtmartial
Joseph Daly
Optigian
Bryant
Ramona Wafers
Nabisco
Athena Wafers
Heinz’s
Dodson Braun
New York
Telephone
W. S. Wilson, Jr
McDougald
NRW
Hanway’s
E. Grieser
Great Northern Railroad
Directlj
Longview
Laredo
Austin
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Memphis
Objective
D. C. Demaret
J. Price
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