Death of Horatio Rhodes in Waco at 56
Horatio Rhodes died after a one day illness in Waco at 4:50 AM. A Alabama native who lived in Bryan for years, he leaves four children and several siblings. Funeral was held at the H. and T. C. depot with Dr. W. C. Finley conducting, as The Eagle extends sympathy to the bereaved family.
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Horatio Rhodes
Waco
Rhodes
Alabama
Bryan
J. R. Carlton
Cecil Rhodes
W. P. Rhodes
Rowena Rhodes
Denison
A. W. Rhodes
Emma Rhodes
Lizzie Rhodes
Madison County
J. W. Rhodes
The
Baptist Church
W. C. Finley
Eagle
Photographer Carter Prepares Images for Eagle Edition
Mr. Carter, a skilled photographer, is equipped for the Eagle special edition. He excels in exterior and interior views of buildings with equal facility.
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Carter
Eagle
The Big Madisonville Reunion Schedule Announced
Ex Confederate soldiers lead events across Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday with addresses by Lee Yates J D Shaw Prof J H Connell and Dave Shapira baseball games concerts and free entertainments at reunion grounds and courthouse. Notables include D H Shapira M Y Randolph W W Sharp and D Brizzalari Jr. Heywood oil magnate leads Spindle Top operations and heads a dramatic company.
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Lee Yates
J. D. Shaw
Flix-Confederate
Cemetery Association
the Court House
J. H. Connell
A. & M. College
Dave Shapira
P. & P. Club
Court House
Dave H. Shapira
M. Y. Randolph
W. W. Sharp
D. Brizzaliari Jr
J. E. Morris Jr
Alba Heywood
Heywood
Bryan
Heywoods
Brages County
John G. Walker
Madisonville
M. Y. Randoph
David Briszzolari
J. BE. Morris, Jr
Onere Com
Hotel Arrivals
Exchange lists guests arriving at the hotel including J D McGill Corsicana J G Middleton Texas 5 F Seyser St Louis E Douglas Tyler I Black Galveston R A White Philadelphia H Deutchner New Orleans RK M Connor Houston D W Ingersol Montrose J P Levy Corsicana L OC Packard St Louis L Pfeifer Cincinnati A J Haile Houston R L Moore Houston L Oppenheimer Dallas W V Hanway Dallas.
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D McGill
Corsicana
G Middleton
Texas
Seyser
St Louis
Douglas
Tyler
I Black
Galveston
A White
Philadelphia
H Deutchner
New Orleans
M Connor
Houston
W Ingersol
Montrose
P Levy
OC Packard
Pfeifer
Cincinnati
J Haile
L Moore
Oppenheimer
Dallas
Hanway
Central figures Biddle and Rogers Prairie event
Central report mentions C S Biddle J O Biddle and Rogers Prairie in connection with an unspecified item or occurrence. No further details provided.
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Central
J O Biddle
Rogers Prairie
Rex Dyspepsia Tablets Offer From Bryan Pharmacist
An advertisement promises Rex Dyspepsia Tablets cure for dyspepsia and indigestion with a money back guarantee if not cured. Sold at 50 cents per package by M. H. James, leading druggist in Bryan, Texas.
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M. H. James
Bryan
Texas
H. James
Sci Ue
Wrecked Rock Island passenger train near Kremlin injures 24
A northbound Chicago Rock Island and Pacific train carrying homeseekers from El Reno derailed two miles south of Kremlin Oklahoma. One passenger, L. Mclain of Enid, was killed and 24 others injured. a broken rail in a culvert caused cars to overturn while the engine and mail car stayed on track. Engineer Kelly saved a worse disaster by shutting off the air.
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Kremlin
O. T
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
el Reno
Here
L. McLain
Enid
L. J. Schmidt
Kansas City
Ey Medford
James Taylor
Jamesport
G. H. Sholand
Victor
Colo
D. E. Laigham
Joplin
K. Raub
North Topeka
Kas
A. N. Smith
Mile
Kelly
Deadly feud erupts in Nevada county killings
In Nevada county near Rosston a negro youth, son of Lige Sigler, was found shot in the road. Sigler's two sons killed Lewis Haynie and Hop Halton after whites attacked Sigler's home. Three negroes were arrested as tensions between races flare.
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Little Rock
Camden
Lige Sigler
Rosston
Sigler
Lewis Haynie
Heynie
Hop
Haynie
Halton
Nevada County
Military funeral for former Private James Bell at Fort Sheridan
General Miles ordered the funeral for James Bell a former Seventh Infantry private who helped carry a message for General Terry in 1876. Bell died in Chicago five days earlier and medals were later awarded by Congress. Tacoma dispatch reports Tonkin brigands trapped in mountains with 600 killed and 2000 survivors fleeing.
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Chicago
Miles
Fort Sheridan
James Bell
Company E
Seventh Infantry
Bell
Terry
Big Horn River
Crook
Powder River
Congress
Tacoma
Tonkin
Duke of Fife
Saigon
Marshal Li
Lords Rule on Divorcee's Title in Cowley Case
The House of Lords upheld a divorced and remarried woman’s right to bear the title Countess of Cowley, after an Earl Cowley challenged her use of the name following the divorce. The ruling agrees with the appellate court and overturns a lower court verdict. The case centers on title retention after marital dissolution.
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London
House of Lords
Earl Cowley
Countess Cowley
Countess of Cowley
Chinese foreign office reorganization edict satisfies powers
Reports from Pekin in July describe an edict reorganizing the Chinese foreign office with the premier status among ministries. It details ministerial reception halls, occasional banquets, and formal precedence over older boards. Also noted is a German draft on punishing Chinamen tied to Boxer activity, with guilt determined in many cases.
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Pekin
Rockhill
Foreign Office
Mammn von Schwarzenstein
Yacht blast harms four aboard and damages club
An explosion of gasoline on Vernon O Seaver’s yacht End injures four men, destroys the $9000 vessel, and damages the Columbia Yacht Club building.
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Chicago
Vernon O. Seaver
Knd
Columbia Yacht Club
Universal match trust eyed by Gould and Barber
Edwin Gould and Diamond Match Co chairman Mr Barber plan a universal match trust by acquiring Swedish Match stock. The move would consolidate major match interests and expand control in the industry.
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London
Universal Match Trust
The
Daily Mail
Edwin Gould
Mr. Barber
Diamond Match Company
Swedish Match Company
Female share of population across states noted
Washington reports Massachusetts women make up 51.8 percent of the state population while Maryland stands at 40.4 percent Maine 49.5 percent Louisiana 49.7 percent and Kentucky 49.2 percent. Jennings Louisiana notes rice shipments from Rayne to New Orleans describe Japan rice that was somewhat green but sound for export.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Maryland
Maine
Louisiana
Kentucky
Jennings
Rayne
New Orleans
Japan
Woman Commits Suicide by Jumping Into Well
Nacogdoches Texas July 1 a negro woman named Caroline Hayter committed death by her own action at her father's home eight miles west of the city by jumping into a well.
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Nacogdoches, Tex
Caroline Hayter
Here
San Francisco Labor Crisis Halts Marine Traffic
In San Francisco on July 81 labor troubles have brought marine traffic to a near standstill and left shore labor and various industries largely paralyzed. The city faces escalating protests and stalled shipments as workers push for demands amid tense showdowns.
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San Francisco
Millican social and church notes in city correspondent
The Millican correspondent reports light rain then showers, Laura Dunlap’s twelfth birthday party with games and refreshments, A J Moore visiting Arcadia with sister Maggie, Mr and Mrs Joe Johnson hosting guests Mr White and Miss Julia White from Grimes county, Rev McClung conducting Baptist church meetings, F A Spann taking a bottom job, singing at Mrs Spann’s, Bob McGregor preaching at the Methodist church, Harry and Lindon Ward visiting grandparents, O T Lewis visiting Wellborn, T B White returning to work in the bottom after three weeks at home.
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Laura Dunlap
A. J. Moore
Arcadia
Maggie Moore
Joe Johnson
Joe White
Julia White
Grimes County
Rev. McClung
Harvey
F. A. Spann
Harry and
Lindon Ward
Rosse
Wm. Peel
O. T. Lewis
Wellborn
T. B. White
Health solids at Cross as meetings yield new members
Cross Texas news notes good health in the community. Rev Black closes a nine day protracted meeting at Concord with nine additions. Free Baptists finish a meeting at Cross with three additions. Local visits and social notes follow, with talk of cotton opening and ample rain in recent weeks.
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Cross
Tex
Black
Concord
Free Baptists
Henry Cobb
Tom McCandliss
Collin County
W. C. Outlaw
Biggs
Cotton
Guy Forester
Houston
Pankey
Local families and visits fill a Sunday gathering
Messrs Poss and Raly spent Sunday night with J P Post. Mrs Carrolls candy night entertained all. Carrolls and friends visited Steep Hollow, Rock Prairie, and Little Cedar. Neighbors from Burridge to Bremond joined gatherings with ice cream, singing planned for next Sunday.
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Messrs. Poss and Raly of
Little Cedar
J. P. Post
M. FE
Steep Hollow
Jeff Carter
Edge
Kurten
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Russell
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New York
Leonard Wood
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Pittsburg
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Mexico
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St. Augustine
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Millican
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Smith&adams
S. W. Buchanan
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Potts Baking Powder Co
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