Collision at Sea Sinks Framee During Fleet Maneuver
Paris Aug 13 The French battleship Brennus collided with the torpedo-boat destroyer Framee off Cape Vincent during fleet maneuvers. Framee sank at once. four officers and 56 crew were saved. At least 50 are feared lost amid sparse details. Framee, 313 tons, was a recent addition to the navy. El Paso Aug 13 George Landers alias George Brennan adjudged insane and committed to the state asylum after being captured en route from Mexico. Kansas City sheriff awaits return. Filipinos Surrender from Manila News Aug 12 Colonel Grassa surrenders his command near Tayag to Colonel Freeman Twenty fourth US Volunteer Infantry comprising 1 major 6 captains 6 lieutenants 169 men 101 rifles 50 bolos.
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Paris
Cape Vincent
Brennus
Fournier
Framee
Framce
el Paso
Tex
George Landers
George Brennan
Kansas City
Kans
Evans-Snyder-Buell Commission Company
Sanders
Mexico
Kansas
Washington
War Department
MacArthur
Manila
Grassa
Tayag
Freeman
Twenty-fourth United States Volunteer Infantry
South Texas Truck Growers Adopt Drainage and Funding Resolutions
At the annual meeting in Mathis Texas the South Texas Truck Growers association adopted resolutions demanding a 50,000 annual appropriation for experimental stations across the state and memorializing the legislature to pass practical drainage laws. They also approved various measures related to truck farming as a profession.
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Mathis
Tex
South Texas Truck Growers’ Association
Scott Gives Bond In Swazey Cattle Swindle Case
J S Scott of Beaver Oklahoma Territory posted bond in justice court after arrest for alleged complicity in the Swazey cattle swindle. Bond signed by Gilmer Reed and ex Prosecuting Attorney Jamison. He was bound over to the grand jury with trial set for September 3. Scott has not been jailed. Doctor Kills Merchant In Benton Tennessee
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Kansas City
J. S. Scott
Beaver
O. T
Justice’s Court
Gilmer Reed
Jamison
Scott
Population Terms for 1900 With Varied Growth Rates
The figures show a 21 percent rise from 188 to 75,772,922, an 18,150,672 increase. A 22 percent rise yields 76,399,144 with a 15,776,804 gain. A 24 percent rise gives 77,651,588 and 15,029,388 more people. A 25 percent rise results in 78,227,812, adding 15,655,562.
Equally Correct Estimators Split Prizes
The competition policy states that if two or more estimators are equally correct, prizes will be divided equally among them. This ensures fair recognition when multiple solutions meet the top criteria.
Fagle to Announce Census Guessing Date in Washington
A month before the official US Census population figure is released by the Director in Washington, Fagle will announce the closing date for guesses. This marks the start of public participation in estimating the population.
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Washington, D. C
Texas in Brief Rounds Up Local News Items
John Keen of Henrietta returns from Cape Nome gold fields saying Texas is good enough for him. Galveston to ship 200000 bushels of wheat to New York. One negro killed and one wounded at Weimar in a fight. The Humphries case continues at Palestine. Ross Steele back from South Africa advising stay away. Mayfield and Napier street fight with minor injuries. Clay county crops the greatest in history. Denison club offers Saturday premiums for farm products. Terrell markets first bale of cotton at 8 cents. Texarkana reports scarlet fever scare with thirteen cases. Tampa removes quarantine as no suspect cases. Waxahachie reports first new bale of cotton at 10 cents. Judge Reagan may resign from railroad commission. Bonham ships fine horses to New Orleans for Britain. A lightning injury at Georgetown leaves Miss Green unconscious. Judge John Vasey dies after an operation. Fouts cut by McGuire in Decatur altercation. Okmulgee incorporation postponed to Sept. Choctaw festival draws six thousand attendees.
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John Keen
Henrietta
Tex
Cape Nome
Texas
Galveston
New York
Weimar
Humphries
Palestine
Ross Steele
Navasota
South Africa
W. D. Mayfield
RB. V. Napier
Waco, Tex
Mayfield
Clay County
Denison Commercial Club
Terrell
Texarkana
Tampa
Fla
Waxahachie
Reagan
Railroad Commission
Bonham
New Orleans
Georgetown
Miss Green
John Vasey
Fort Worth
Decatur
Prize Guess Contest Details and Prize Funds
The Press Publishing Association deposits 25000 dollars in Central Savings Bank Detroit to pay prizes for a guess contest. First prize is 15000 dollars. cash must accompany your order. Paper at regular price. no cost to receive. Readable notices urge contacting The Eagle Bryan Meteor Madisonville Texas offices or postmasters for entry.
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Globe
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Bryan Daily Eagle
Madison
Ville
Press Publishing Association
Detroit
Michigan
United States and Territories
Madisonville
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Gauman
The
Central Savings Bank of
Mich
EAGLE
Bryan
Meteor
Texas
Bryan Eagle
Legal Blanks and Forms Catalog by The Eagle
The Eagle lists legal blanks and forms for sale including affidavits bills of sale deeds notes releases and powers of attorney. It offers bulk pricing on request and notes various titles such as Affidavit to account Deed of Trust Deed Warranty and Vendor's Lien forms.
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Eagle
Eagle Office
Pte
Albatross Flour Car Arrives From Cole Bros
A carload shipment of Albatross flour titled Nothing Superior arrived, credited to Cole Brothers with 210 units noted, signaling a fresh stock move for the distributor network.
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Cole Bros
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Journal and Tribune
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Alexander Green
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the American Laundry
South O Exchange Hotel
American Laundry
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