Quiet Home Wedding Ties Coulter and Carnes
Miss Dana Coulter and Mr. Malcolm Carnes were married at the Coulter home with modest ceremony and flowers. The groom, Bryan Eagle associate editor, was praised for ambition and character as guests from Texas and Missouri attended. The couple reside with Mrs. W. H. Webb. Hearne drills artesian wells at depth of 600 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Coulter
Dana Coulter
Malcolm Carnes
Lula Coulter
J. R. Astin
FE. L. Shettles
Ed. S. Derden
Cana
Marshall
Texas
Sweet Springs
Bryan
Carnes
Eagle Force
W. H. Webb
Hearne
Mattresses Made New in Bryan and Piano Line Added
Mattresses renewed and repaired to like new condition advertised by Capt. Geo. W. Smith and Zach Talley. McNutt Bros. offer pianos and organs at Mrs. White's furniture store inviting interested buyers to call and inspect the line. 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Geo. W. Smith
Zach Talley
Nip and Tuck April 23 community notes
Cotton chopping and corn thinning mark the day. Churchgoers include J. P. Post, W. E. Meredith, Cobb, Moony, and families from Robertson and Kurten. Sick list mentions Mrs. Shaw, Ruby, and Grandma Reeves. Attendance noted at singing and spelling events plus visits by Ed Edge, Tom Easter, Emmet Jones, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
J. P. Post
W. E Meredith
Little Cedar
Cobb and
Moony
Payne Prairie
Skains
Bessie
Robertson County
Taylor
Naomia
Kurten
Atkins
Henry
Rock Prairie
J. N. Taylor
Nannie Wilson
Cottonwood
Messrs Cheathams, Carroll and Buckhauks
Madison County
Ivy Grant
Annie Lambright
Sutties and Cheathams
Stuart
Bryan
Jas. Shaw
Ruby
Grandma Reeves
Tom Wheeless
Joe Taylor
Ed Edge
Wixon
Tom Easter
Powell
Sam Jones
Emmet Jones
Harvey
Sam
Twilight
Cuban constitutional delegates arrive in Washington for talks
The Cuban constitutional convention delegates Doming Mendez Capote Petro Betancount Rafael M Portuondo Diego Tamayo and Pedro Gonzales Llhorente arrived in Washington with an interpreter and Havana press representatives. Assistant Secretaries Hill and Singer and General Wood greeted them and arranged escorts. Wood, visiting from Cuba, discussed Cuban desires with the delegation and noted potential local unrest before spring elections but expected overall tranquility to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Domingo Mendez Capote
Petro EB. Betancount
Rafael M. Portuondo
Diego Tamayo
Pedro Gonzales l’Llorente
Havana
Hill
Sanger
Sawtelle
White House
War Department
General Wood
General Whiteside
Santiago
Cuba
Portuondo Presses Cuban Desire for Independence
Jacksonville April 24 The Cuban constitutional committee departed for Washington with General Rafael Portuondo asserting that 99 percent of Cubans seek independence and an end to U S military occupation at once. He said Spaniards favoring annexation act from commercial motives, while independence means moral peace. He warned against free trade without independence and proposed a customs system mutually beneficial to both nations and criticized Governor General Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Washington
Rafael Portuondo
Cuba
United States
Portuondo
Wood
Army to fix regular force at seventy six thousand
The Washington report states the regular army will be fixed at about 76 000 men with a plan to keep that level unless Philippines conditions require more. Officers stay as originally planned and the artillery corps will reach 18 000 men. Cavalry pages will drop to 65 per company and infantry may follow. A large Philippines contingent is anticipated for the foreseeable future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philippines
Root
Pensacola School Principal Demand Resignation
The county board of instruction in Pensacola Florida demands the resignation of C H Dye principal of a public school. He allegedly insulted teachers and pupils by remarks on the southern cause during preparations for a Confederate decoration day and tried to override the programme with a sentiment aligned song. Dye hails from Massachusetts. In Washington officials deny knowledge of any issue between Chaffee and Waldersee over control of the gate of the Forbidden City held by Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fla
County Board of Instruction
C. H. Dye
Dye
Massachusetts
Washington
Chaffee
Waldersee
Forbidden City
Czar Expels Count Tolstoi From Russia
Vienna dispatch reports the czar has signed a decree expelling Count Tolstoi from Russia and that the decree has already been served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vienna
Tolstoi
Russia
Manila Surrenders Surge in Island Campaigns
Manila reports 115 officers and 2157 bolo men surrendering at Narvacan in South Ilocos as U S forces press a nationwide surrenders drive. Com missary probes continue with merchants Baldwin Harris Maconary and Schindler held on $2500 bail as witnesses. Captain James Ogee's trial on commissary fraud pends. Major Noble notes Salas and three officers surrender with more insurgents expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
United States
Narvacan
South Tlocos
Reed
Barry Baldwin
T. Harris
Fred Maconary
H. Schindler
James Ogee
Lila
Robbers wreck passenger train with deaths and injuries
The south bound International and Great Northern passenger train was wrecked at Davenport by robbers who reportedly switched the tracks. Engineer Pat Mohahan died of mortal injuries. Fireman F W Hicks was killed. Several mail clerks and a witness from Killeen were hurt. Bloodhounds and officers pursue the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
International
Great Northern
Davenport
Pat Mohahan
F. W. Hicks
C. A. Goeth
E. B. Stanley
H. L. Keylich
M. Horan
Killeen
Tex
Unsettled Treasury View as Bank Harms Roost
Washington reports grave unease in treasury circles over speculative risk and recent bank failures. Defalcations among officers are noted as temptations to personal gain amid fast fortunes. In Arizona, miners rode out Globe union member Beard for opposing the 8 hour law. Jailed Irvine escapees remain at large as a theft case unfolds. In Montana, mine operator Geis dies after accusing partner Hager of murder. Hager's arrest follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Tucson
A. T
Sheriff Truman
J. L. Fraser
Globe Union
William H. Beard
Beard
New York businessmen tour Houston industries and Beaumont oil test
Visiting New York businessmen toured Houston manufacturing plants this morning and saw a practical demonstration of Beaumont oil as a fuel. They departed for Galveston in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
New York
Galveston
Battle near Fort Darwin leaves sixty outlaws dead
London reports a sharp clash near Fort Darwin Mashonaland between Chesterland police forces and natives from Chintsi led by Outlaw Mapondary. Sixty outlaws were killed in the engagement while authorities pursued remaining fighters. Paris notes Bresci the Humbert assassin has grown mad due to jailer mistreatment. In New York Isabel Goodman Stillman wed Percy A Rockefeller at St Bartholomew's Church.
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London
Fort Darwin
Mashonaland
Chesterland Police
Chintsi
Mapondary
Paris
Rome
Bresci
Humbert
New York
Isabel Goodman Stillman
James Stillman
Percy A. Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
St. Bartholomew’s Church
Farmer Arthur Stell Pleads Guilty in Forgery Cases
Stephenville Texas April 24 Arthur Stell a farmer pled guilty to two forgery charges and received two years in the penitentiary for each case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenville
Tex
Arthur Stell
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the Daily Eagle
Connelly & Carnes
Carnes Coulter
Reagan
Alpine
Waxahachie
Rockdale
Navasota
Corsi
Ted
Emmel’s
Manilla
Salas
Adjutant General Department of
Visayas
Quentin Salas
Kewanee
George Hall
Kentucky
Richmond
Irvine
Here
Joe McDowell
Estill Deposit Bank
Kansas City
Bresei
Stillman-Rockefeller
Colorado Chautauqua
Boulder
Colo
Rocky Mountain
Koololorado
Denver
Fort Worth
Denver Road
W. F. Sterley, A.g.play
A. A. Glisson
Chas. L. Hull
T.P.A
GAPD
N. B
Epworth Leaguers
Frisco
ST. Louis
Memphis
Shreveport
New Orleans
Dallas
F. Worth
North
Milano
Santa Fe
L. Price
D. J. Price
G. N. Railroad
Palestine
Buffalo
N. Y
Texas Central
R. R
Sunset Central
Dension
Denison
Austin
Elgin
Chicago
Ft, Worth
Waco
SF. B. Morse
Traf. Mgr
Houston, Tex
Further Informati
M. L. Robbins, Gen. Pags, & Tkt. Agt
Houston, Texas
Ager A. G. Newsum Div
Agt
T. J. Anderson
Dist
Pasa. Agt
Waco, Texas
Cardus
Miss Garlen
Garda
Rockford
Tenn
J Costas
Garlen
Penk
L Sena
J. V. Rocdon
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