Ray and Miss Peacock Wed at Christian Church
The Daily Eagle reports the August 14 1900 wedding after the 11 o clock service at the Christian church Rev Jewell Howard officiated James Ray and Lillie Peacock both Bryan natives with strong church involvement. Ray studied at Add Ran University two years aiming for Christian ministry. The couple has many friends in Bryan and the Eagle offers congratulations.
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Add Ran University
Hotel Arrivals and Local Notices From Waco Area
Hotel arrivals list includes guests from Houston Madisonville Waco Palestine and Dallas with several names. Local notices note Mr T A Searcy returning from Madisonville reunion and a two day sale of bright oats at 28 cents per bushel by R M Gordon & Co plus a census prize draw with large cash awards. Josephine Johnson returns to Waco after visiting Col and Mrs Williamson.
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Madisonville
Madison County
Searcy
Bryant Grocery Company
R. M. Gordon & Co
Josephine Johnson
Waco
D.T. Williamson
Mexican Fiestas Celebration Dates and Rail Offers
Mexican national holidays September 15 and 16 mark Independence and Diaz's Birthday with San Jacinto day. The I G N offers low round trip fares to the City of Mexico Saltillo and Monterey with tickets on sale September 6 to 10. For details contact nearest agent. Palestine Texas.
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Porfirio Diaz
Washington
San Jacinto
Saltillo
Monterey
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Palestine
Texas
China Edict Names Li Hung Chang Envoy for Peace Talks
Washington receives imperial edict appointing Li Hung Chang as envoy plenipotentiary to seek immediate cessation of hostilities and negotiate settlement with the powers. U.S. officials caution China must meet Western demands before a halt to demonstrations is assured. Conger’s message to Chaffee says Pekin will hold on until relief arrives.
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Free Communication With the Foreign Ministers and Restoration of Order
Washington reports Secretary Atlee delivered the U S reply to the imperial edict naming Li Hung Chang as envoy. The memo demands protection for ministers, free communication with their governments, and restoration of order in China to rescue besieged legationers in Pekin.
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QuickSilver supply fears and distant mine tale
In Boston a report warns that the world’s quicksilver supply may fail to meet rising demand. Spain and Austria remain main producers though output fell sharply since 1888, with modest gains seen in Russia and hopeful hints from New South Wales. A separate note from New York describes four youths trapped eight hours in an abandoned Lake Hopatcong mine after lamps exhausted.
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Serious stabbing in difficulty near Bend, Texas
In a difficulty near town Bend Stone was seriously stabbed in Lockhart Texas on August 13.
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