Shattuck Responds to Atkinson Over Treason Pamphlets
Congressman W B Shattuck replies to Edward Atkinson’s note on anti imperialist literature. Shattuck rejects Atkinson’s claim of treason and accuses him of aiding rebels from Aguinaldo’s camp. He denounces Atkinson as ga ull and egotistical and denies any support for criminal aggression.
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Congressman Shattuck
Edward Atkinson
Shattuck
Cincinnati
W. B. Shattuck
Boston
Mr. Atkinson
Congress
Hoar
Aguinaldo
United States
Ohio
City charter overhauled as new court bill takes effect
Dallas announces the charter abolishes the old framework and the city court reorganization will be considered at the September 12 council meeting. Elections for a judge city clerk and later a prosecutor are planned. Judge Smith will manage until reform is complete.
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Dallas
Smith
Cotton Mill Combine Formed In South Through Trust
The cotton mill consolidation in the South is complete with 14 mills now under Continental Trust Company of Baltimore. They will transfer to Mount Vernon Woodbury Cotton Duck Company, Delaware, soon to be the permanent org. Capitalization reaches 28.5 million dollars. Settlement for the last mills occurred today in New York. The mills account for over 90 percent of U S cotton duck production.
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Baltimore
South
Continental Trust Company
Mount Vernon Woodbury Cotton Duck Company
Delaware
New York
Messrs Vermini & Co
United States
Arresting Negroes and News From Manila and Texas
The Little Rock crusade against idle negroes moves swiftly with many jailed or fleeing, while three identified assailants are moved to another county to avoid lynching. Reports from Manila note Admiral Watson gravely ill from heart trouble after a July launch accident. In Labuan a Reuters dispatch claims American control around Iloilo and Cebu with Filipinos governing most of the rest. In Dickens Sheriff Harkey jailed Wood Dew for involvement in a May murder near Taloga, and Waxahachie reports drought causing water shortages for residents.
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Little Rock
Washington
Army and Navy Register
Manila
Watson
London
Labuan
Reuter Telegram Company
Iloilo
Cebu
San Fernando
Dickens, Tex
J. D. Harkey
Wood Dew
Old Man Christian
Taloga
O. T
Severe Chile storm destroys property valued over £1,500,000
Dispatches from multiple cities report extensive damage in Chile from a two week storm spree. Other items note political invite refusals in Texas, a rain shower saving cotton crops in Arkansas, a prisoner escape near Echo, and a minor injury from a buggy accident in Gainesville as Des Moines names a receiver for Mutual Fire Insurance with $1,545,000 in risks.
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Des Moines
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Influence of Russia in Alaska dispute cited by AP
London reports on August 26 claim Russia uses diplomacy to block Anglo American understanding. A prominent diplomat says Russia aims to thwart working ties and exaggerate motives, distorting facts in the Alaska dispute to hinder Anglo American cohesion and China policy.
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Associated Press
London
Russia
England
United States
China
Far East
Alaska
Great Britain
America
Chicago to Open First Physiological School for Nervous and Backward Children
Chicago announces the establishment of the Chicago Physiological school opening November 1 for children under 15 unable to cope with normal peers. Miss Mary R. Campbell will lead, affiliated with the University of Chicago, with medical treatment provided and select intake. Dr Senn may join as trustee and philanthropists back the venture toward self support.
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Chicago
Chicago Physiological School
Mary R. Campbell
Milwanukee
Campbell
Wisconsin
Chippewa Falls
University of Chicago
Senn
Lawsuit Looms as Gulf Seeks Restraining Order
Kansas City reports say papers are ready to seek a temporary restraining order against 11 western railroads that threaten to cut freight relations with the Gulf. The move targets enforcement in federal court where Gulf property is under U S receivership. If orders are ignored, officers may face contempt charges amid a possible major rate war.
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Kansas City
Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf Railroad
Western Railroads
Gulf
Pittsburg
United States Court
Western Railroading
City Directory Highlights Local Officials and Organizations
City officers include Mayor A Adams and Marshall T P Boyett with R H Smith as deputy. School Board lists J A Myers secretary and others. Numerous churches, fraternal orders, lodges, and the Bryan Cotton Seed Oil Mill are named with officers and meeting dates.
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A. Adams
Marshall
T. P. Boyett
R. H. Smith
Henry G. Rhodes
H. H. Jones
Constable
C. L. Baker
R. G. Tabor
W. 8. Howell
W. W. Harris
Jno
M. Lawrence
Walter Wipprecht
C. A. Adams
J. Allen Myers
J. W. Howell
M. H. James
M. Parker
J. L. Fountain
RH. O. Robinson
Bryan Cotton Seed Oil Mill
J. N. Cole
James C. Chance
A. D. McConnico
Bryan Compress
W. E. Saunders
H. C. Robinson
R.&. Webb
Cloudcroft in Otero County New Mexico Described
The piece extols Cloudcroft New Mexico in Otero County atop the Sacramento mountains at 9000 feet. It highlights distant White Mountain, Tularosa sands, and spruce pine forests with superb climate noted as ideal for a marine sanitarium. Fort Stanton cited by the US government as best region for such a facility. Contact E P Turner T and P railway Dallas for rates schedules and chair cars.
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Cloudcroft
Otero
N. M
el Paso
Texas
Sacramento Mountains
Alamogordo & Sacramento Railroad
White Mountain
Tularosa Valley
New Mexico
Sacramentos
United States
Fort Stanton
E. P. Turner
T. & P. Railway Company
Dallas
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Exeda
Postal
Fort Worth
Denver
Ft. Worth
Gers
A. A.glisson,g.a.p.d
D. B. Keeler, V.P
T.M
The
Denver City Railway
FT. Worth, Texas
Hall , Oliver
Physicians and Surgeons
Dr. Oliver
Washinington
Otis
Philippines
Jerome, Ariz
Trinidad
Colo
Sam Ketcum
Black Jack
R. M. Rodgers
Clinton Wingfield
Camp Verde
Arizona
Overton
Tex
Paralee Simons
Owensboro
Joseph McDaniel
McLean County
James Shively
Norfolk
Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal
Lowe
San Antonio
Thirty-third Volunteer Infantry
Cotton Mill Combine
Admiral Watson
Waxahachie
Lima
Peru
Chile
Will
Goebel
Louisville
Democratic Campaign Committee
R. ©. Degraffenreich
William Goebel
Arkansas
Temple
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Echo
Gainesville
Gilley
Fire Insurance Company
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San Francisco
Hong Kong
Nagasaki
Yokohama
Honolulu
Antlers
William Walker
Susan, Hart
George Curry
Otero County
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Eleventh Cavalry
Bryan
Shackleford
Tipton, Mo
William J. Bryan
Richard P. Bland
James
Allen
James Meow
R. D. Wilson
J. B. Cochran
Epworth League
St. Andrew’s Episcopal
Herbert E. Bowers
Holy Communion
Navasota
J. D. West
Christian
J. L. Andrews
Christian Endeavor
Free Communion Baptist
A. M. Stewart
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Father Pelnar
Brazos Camp
W. R. Johnston
C. C
Joe B. Reed
Bryan Tent
J. H. Mawhinney
R. K. Bryan
W. T. James
Bryan Lodge
National Aid
W. W. Griffin
R. W. Downard
Sec
Ivanhoe Commandery
Knight Templars
A. M. Rhodes
E. C
H. G. Rhodes
W.T. Austin
R.A. M
N. B. Cole
H. P
Brazos
A. F
A. M
Paul M. Raysor
W. M
A. W. Hollman
Texas Pacific
Railway
St. Louis, Chicago
East
New Orleans “Sc
New Mexico, Arizona
California
ST. Louis
Los Angeles
H. P. Hughes
PT. Worth
ITY Bakery
KE. Griesser
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