Young Bryan, 16, Undergoes Knee Abscess Surgery
William J. Bryan Jr. lies at Presbyterian Hospital after a surgical operation to remove an abscess on his right knee caused by foot inflammation. The sixteen year old student from Winona Lake Ind was brought in by fast train on Wednesday. His condition is not dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William J. Bryan, Jr
Presbyterian Hospital
Young Bryan
Winona Lake
Ind
Averages of States in Cotton Report
The agricultural bureau monthly cotton report lists state averages including Alabama 79 Mississippi 69 South Carolina 79 Arkansas 68 Louisiana 66 North Carolina 0 Indian Territory 82 Tennessee 80 Oklahoma 838 Florida 85 Missouri 85 Virginia 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
the Agricultural Bureau Monthly
Alabama
Mississippi
South Carolina
Arkansas
Louisiana
North Carolina
Indian Territory
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Florida
Missouri
Virginia
State Fair of Texas Announces 1905 Twentieth Annual Fair
The State Fair of Texas, owned by about fifteen hundred Dallas citizens, unveils a $100,000 fireproof auditorium and $90,000 in premiums and attractions for September 30 to October 15 1905. Aimed at growth, profits go to future fairs, with top livestock displays and $30,000 in horse racing prize money. The event runs sixteen days with thirteen days of racing and showcases Texas and sister states resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Dallas
Southwest
South
National Toilet Company Sold in Bryan
The National Toilet Company products are available in Bryan through M. H. James and all leading druggists in Paris Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Toilet Company
Bryan
M. H. James
National Ginners' Association reports U S cotton crop status
The National Ginners Association issued a crop condition and acreage reduction report based on replies from July 26 to August 1. States show varied condition scores and reductions, with an average condition of 75 and average reduction of 17.6 percent. total acreage estimated at 26,021,000 acres. Secretary Blackwell notes about 25 million acres will reach picking maturity and emphasizes cooperation with the Census Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Ginners’ Ass
Dallas
National Ginners’ Association
Association
N. T. Blackwell
Alabama
Tennessee
Oklahoma City
Blackwell
Southern Bottom Association
Census Bureau
Knights of Honor elect new officers for region
Waco on August 3 reports Knights of Honor chose officers led by Grand Dictator Thomas P. Stone of Waco and Grand Vice Dictator C C Glenn of Sealy. Other posts include Grand Chaplain N C Terry of Dallan, Grand Treasurer Joe B. Wolff of Cameron, and Trustees W H Shelton El Paso T J Berry San Antonio D J Cator Crockett. Supreme Representatives Monta J. Moore Cameron C W Robertson Alternate Ed R. Kane San Marcos J R Cole Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Knights of Honor
Thomas P. Stone
C. C. Glenn
Sealy
A. J. Cole
Colorado
N. C. Terry
Dallan
R. W. Finney
Austin
Joe B. Wolff
Cameron
E. H. Hopson
Pittsburg
Grand
T. W. Camp
Houston
Houston. Grand Outside Sentinel
A. O. Harris
Peearsall
W. H. Shelton
el Paso
T. J. Berry
San Antonio
D. J. Cator
Crockett
Supreme
Monta J. Moore
C. W. Robertson
Ed R. Kane
San Marcos
J. R. Cole
Sherman
Young Man Killed When Horse Falls on Him Near Ballinger
Ballinger Texas August 3 A ranch accident ends in death as Dick Wilkerson is thrown from a horse at A R Smith ranch south of Ballinger. The horse falls on him and his body cannot be embalmed. His mother resides in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballinger
Tex
A. R. Smith Ranch
Dick Wilkerson
Oklahoma
Farmer Statesman Travis Henderson joins Lamar County Union
Paris Texas August 3 Hon Travis Henderson long known as the farmer statesman among Austin lawmakers was initiated into Lamar County Farmers Union at West Point. The order has about 143000 members in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tex
Travis Henderson
Austin
Farmer Statesman
Lamar County Farmers’ Union
West Point
Death Penalty for Majors in Texas Case
In Waco on August 3 Sank Majors was found guilty of criminally assaulting Mrs. Clinde Robert wife of Captain Ben Robert. The jury sentenced Majors to death. courtroom was crowded and verdict cheered. Additional notices from Texarkana and Reno describe a Louisiana visitor with quarantine measures and Governor Sparks planning a bear hunt with James Jeffries in the Sierra Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majors
Waco
Sank Majors
Clinde Robert
Ben Robert
Golindo
Memphis
Texarkana
Jay Taylor
Louisiana
Reno
Nev
Sparks
Texas
Grizzly Valley
Sierra Nevada Mountains
James Jeffries
Nevada
Bishop Hargrve Dies in Nashville at 79
Bishop R. K. Hargrve of the Methodist Episcopal Church south died at his Nashville home after a year of frail health and a day of serious illness. He was born September 17, 1829 in Pickens County, Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hargrove
Nashville
R. K. Hargrve
M. E. Church
South
Pickens County
Alabama
Anchor Line Sacking Foreman Langdale Found Dead
William H Langdale longtime superintendent of Anchor line steamboat stockings for 35 years between New Orleans and St Louis was found dead. The 75 year old man was discovered in his home in St Louis on August 3. Police reported no immediate cause or foul play suspected while investigators review pension and employment records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
William H. Langdale
New Orles
Witte Arrives to Discuss War as Outsiders React
The Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse with M. Sergius Witte aboard arrives in an afternoon harbor and the Russian envoy remains reticent on his mission. Witte says Russia has not lost power despite reverses, notes Japan prepared for war, and hopes for peace while denying intolerable terms or any prediction of a conference breakup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
M. Sergius Witte
M. Wi
Associated Press
Cherbourg
M. Witte
Europe
America
Russia
Japan
Far East
National Negro Business League to Convene in New York
The sixth annual convention of the National Negro Business League will be held in New York City from August 16 to 18. Booker T. Washington serves as president. about four hundred Black businessmen from every state are expected to attend and several prominent figures are to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Negro Business League
Booker Washington
Man claims twenty one children and forced marriage in sanity exam
In Wagoner I T Wright Wasson told courts he married Helen Gould fifteen years ago and they have twenty one children. He alleged secret service officials imposed the union. He also said while living at Hope Arkansas he appointed President Roosevelt governor of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gould
Wagoner
I. T
Wright Wasson
Secret Service
Hope, Ark
Roosevelt
New York
Coalition Ministry Formed in Stockholm
Stockholm August 3 A coalition ministry was formed headed by Christian Lundeberg with a government coalition in place to govern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Christian Lundeberg
Struck Umpire Burke as Memphis hitter ejected
Montgomery beat Memphis 2 to 0 in baseball action. Duffy of Memphis struck umpire Burke's masked face and was ejected from the grounds. Other scores: Birmingham 9 New Orleans 0, Nashville 5 Little Rock 4, Atlanta 6 Shreveport 0, Waco 3 Fort Worth 2, and regional leagues results in Texas and South Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Montgomery
Ala
Memphis
Duffy
Birmingham
New Orleans
Nashville
Little Rock
Atlanta
Shreveport
Meridian
Miss
Open to settlement Uintah lands Aug 28 1905 offer hope to homeseekers
The Uintah Indian Reservation in Utah will be opened for settlement August 28 with registrations starting August 1 at Grand Junction Colorado Vernal Price and Provo Utah. Drawings begin August 17 in Provo. Entries must be filed individually. soldiers may use agents. Fort Worth and Denver City line offers round trip fares from Texas with 60 day return limit. Free guidance provided by A A Glisson G P A Denver Road Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Utah
Grand Junction
Colorado
Vernal
Price
Provo
Mack
Uintah Railway
Denver & Rio Grande R. R
Monument to Slocum disaster victims draws crowds
In Brooklyn a monument to the H. W. Slocum steamer fire victims draws many visitors. The tribute memorial near the site is a frequent stop for citizens honoring those lost in the catastrophe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
H. W. Slocum
Brooklyn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dallas,texas
C. A. Keating
Sydney Smith
Alace Lirette
Thibodeaux
Paris, Tennessee
Georgia
Farmers’ Union
Witte
Ong
Jin Song
Negro Business League
Fort Worth
Temple
North Texas League
Greenville
Galveston
Beaumont
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Waddell
Detroit
Northwest
A. A. Glisson
G. P
Denver Road
Fort, Worth
MT Bisa
Brooklen Ty
Slocum Serameeip
Sam Leading Brands
Silas B. Johnson
Montreal
E. Rohde Prosrawr
Wall City
Texas Road
L, Trice
V. P
L Mer
Palestine, Texas
D, J. Price
7.C
Wacco
Denver
Ft. Worth
F. W
D.C
Denison
M. L. Robbins
Houston, Texas
Harrison
Hasweys
John Wittman