President McKinley Speaks at Cliff Haven Visit
President McKinley, with Private Secretary Cortelyou, visits the Catholic Summer School of America at Cliff Haven to praise unity under the flag. He lauds loyal citizens, patriotism, and the universal reach of the American ideal amid cheering crowds and a star spangled reception.
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Americans Drive Insurgents From Angeles Front Line
American forces under Colonel Smith attack entrenched insurgents near Angeles with ten companies of the Twelfth Infantry and two guns of First Artillery, inflicting heavy losses on the enemy while suffering 2 dead and 12 wounded. Doña Dolores and nearby fronts see skirmishes as MacArthur advances. Angeles expected to be permanently occupied.
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State Grange session in McGregor Texas reports officers
The Texas State Grange met in McGregor on Tuesday with officers listed including J. L. Ray Mineola worthy master R. D. McGee Seguin worthy overseer and Mrs. Mattie Alexander McGregor worthy flora. Ex Governor Hogg was to speak but illness prevented attendance. J. B. Long addressed the body urging farmer organization.
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Army matters debated on manpower and regiments
Secretary Root and Adjutant General Corbin reviewed army strength equipment and supplies. They discussed enlistment and officer selection for new volunteer regiments but no decision to call for more troops was made. Five regiments anticipated, infantry or mixed with cavalry considered. recruiting to continue.
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Texas News In A Brief From Numerous Localities
A sprawling dispatch reports injuries, legal cases, and incidents across Texas and beyond. Notable items include Carl Christian wounded at Cleburne, Belton man Waldrup convicted of bigamy for five years, Boone Dean killed by a train near Sweetwater, and Judge West delaying J W Smiths execution for sanity review. Also noted are Pecos Valley railway land purchases, Honduras case of Amadeo Dubois maltreatment, a Holdup near Sterrett Texas, Abe West’s odd bigamy plea in Macon Missouri, and welfare concerns for a Spanish American War veteran in Carthage Missouri.
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City Directory and Local Church Directory Listings
City officers and officials listed including mayor Marshall and town leaders. County officers, judges and commissioners named along with church denominations and pastors with service times and Sunday schools. Includes Mass times for Catholic churches and priests listed.
Real Estate Bargains around Bryan and Benchley
Real estate listings include 150 acres on the H T C railroad between Bryan and Benchley in Thompson creek area, the Jesse Taylor place. a new five room dwelling near the graded school at Mrs Mary Mooring place. Knebr farm of 118 acres three miles west of Bryan with improvements. a five room house with lot in eastern Bryan with water works. a dwelling and two acres in western Bryan listed as exceedingly cheap. Hudson and Nall invite sellers to place listings with them to find buyers.
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