Diversification talk and boll weevil watch in Texas
The Madisonville Reunion notes a large turnout for Camp John G. Walker in Madisonville with speeches by Jno M. Pinckney and Dave Shapiro. Bryan visitors emphasize local trade, good crops, and road projects while tolling the need for bridge and levee work across Navasota. discuss boll weevil threats and cotton prices amid regional growth.
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J. Allen Myers
Louisiana
John G. Walker
Madisonville
Gram
Jno. M. Pinckney
Hempstead
Congress
McDonald Meacham
Navasota
State Senate
Dave Shapiro
Myers
Bryan
Navacota
Wh. Myers
M. H. James
R. H
Merchants Brace for Aggressive Texas Campaign
The Waxahachie Eagle notes Bryan merchants prepare for a bold push as old firms enhance and new ones open. It asserts Turks aim for wipeout and predicts a civilizing triumph, while praising job security for the man with the hoe and the woman with the ishrag in Grand Old Texas.
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Bryan
Grand Old Texas
Local Names Listed in Public Notices
Harrison, Will Hollis, W. F. Gibbs, W. L. Houston, Luther Taylor are among individuals named in the readable fragments of the public notice. The text provides no further context or actions.
Bryan eyes Brazos and Navasota river bridges and ferry
The Eagle reports progress on a Moseley ferry site across the Brazos and a new free bridge at the Navasota river crossing. Funds from Leon, Brazos and Madison counties are arranged, with contractor D L Palmer coordinating. The effort aims to boost Bryan’s business reach and preserve the Central Texas Fair. Roosevelt urges swift redress for the Megerssen murder case.
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The
Eagle
W. E. Saunders
Business League
Moseley’s Ferry
Stone City
Brazos River
San Antonio
Navasota River
D. L. Palmer
Leon County
Brazos
Madison
Palmer
Navasota
Bryan
H. & T. C. Excursions to Eureka Springs Houston and Dallas
The H. and T. C. offers special excursion round trip tickets to Eureka Springs Ark for Sept 5 to Sept 20 at 9.95. Labor Day trips to Houston Sept 6 to 8 priced 3.95. An excursion to Dallas departs arriving Aug 30 with a ticket limit by Aug 31 at 2.50.
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Eureka Springs
Ark
Houston
Bryan
Dallas
Roosevelt Converses With Hay On Turkish Murder Reply
President Roosevelt received a telegram from the state department about a Turkish foreign office note disavowing responsibility for the murder of Vice Consul Magerssen and expressing regret. Secretary Hay arrived to meet the president and discuss the developing situation as details from official sources are awaited.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
State Department
Foreign Office
Magerssen
Hay
Force of troops stationed near Constantinople amid insurgent threat
A large force is deployed in the suburbs of Constantinople as a precaution against insurgent activity within 100 miles of the capital. Troops were sent from the city to Teherkeekol and Adrianople where 6000 insurgents are reported in the vilayet of Adrianople. a garrison at Kirk-Kilisseh was routed by rebelling forces. Great Britain declines to oppose U S action over the Beirut vice consul’s assassination. William C. Magelssen’s relatives in Wisconsin and Minnesota mourn. preparations are made to transport his remains for interment after the government name is released.
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Constantinople
Teherkeekol
Adrianople
Kirk-Kilisseh
Vilayet of
London
Foreign Office
Associated Press
Great Britain
United States
Magelssen
LaCrosse
Wis
William C. Magelssen
Beirut
Christian Magelssen
Highland Prairie
Minn
H. C. Magelssen
S. D
Vermillion
J. S. Magelssen
Cc. B. Ravendal
Catherine Magelssen
TO GETHSEMANE Father Cushing to enter Trappist monastery
Bishop Matz of Colorado announced that Father Cushing will enter the Trappist monastery at Gethsemane Kentucky as an almost prisoner for life. Archbishop Falconio ordered the move. Cushing, aged forty to fifty, is in poor health and will have all expenses paid by Bishop Matz.
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Father Cushing
Denver
Matz
Catholic Church of Colorado
Falconio
Gethsemane
Joe B
Senators Return Do Not Favor Territorial Alaska Rule
A senatorial party led by Diling ham Burnham Patterson and Nelson arrived in Seattle after two months in Alaska. They oppose a territorial government for Alaska now but advocate a congressional delegate for the territory.
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Alaska
Dilingham
Vermont
Burnham
New Hampshire
Patterson
Colorado
Nelson
Minnesota
Congress
Seattle
Mis drowning deaths after car plunge near North Allegheny
A party returning from a social near Evergreen borough North Allegheny drove over an embankment into Girty's run killing Myrtle Scott age 20 Nannie Scott 15 and Annie Clifford about 20. Two other passengers escaped.
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Pittsburg
Evergreen Borough
North Allegheny
Girty
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Monarch
Maine
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Clarke & Fountain
the Daily Eagle
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Bryan Texas
Iowa
Sour Lake
Alabama
Spiro
Emmel
Emme’s Prescription Pharmacy
Hunter
Chatham
Men’s Furnishers
Texas
Megerssen
Austin
American Car and Foundry Company
St. Louis
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railway
Railroad Commission
Thurbore Coal Company
Mobile
Ala
Clark County
Thomasville
Marshalltown
Here
Jasper
Powsheik
Geo. A. Adams
Parker Building
Io Bryan
Frankling Brothers
E. J. Jenkins
San Antonio International Fair
Bryan Postoffice
Ted
SuNapPaw
Mutual Life Insurance
New York
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