Bryan Texas named hub of five best counties in state
Bryan is the hub of five of the best counties in Texas. Ample railroad facilities, good dirt roads and bridges, immense stocks of goods, up-to-date business methods and courteous treatment are cited as advantages of Bryan as a trading point for visitors and locals alike.
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Bryan
Texas
Jas. O. Kernale
Farmers congress address warns ginners' tactics toll on farmers
Excerpt from B F Johnson at College Station July 3 4 5 1900 reports M W E Anderson district manager of American Cotton Co Houston saying round lap plants are not feasible under 1500 bales a season so farmers must haul seed cotton to the railroad while local ginners monopolize buying seed cotton and pressing profits at the farmer’s expense.
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M. W. E. Anderson
American Cotton Co
Houston
Brenham
B. F. Johnson
Farmers Congress
College Station
Solicitation notice from Mrs Evna Minkert at residence
A formal request to patrons thanking them for past support and seeking continued patronage. Dated from the sender at her residence, the notice expresses respect and gratitude and invites ongoing business.
Sealed bids sought for August 30 barbecue profits
Sealed bids will be received to sell ice cream soda water lemonade and all ice drinks cigars and tobacco peanuts watermelons fruits nuts confections lunches and sugar cane at the barbecue grounds on August 30. W E Saunders Chin n announces the sealed proposal deadline August 25 at 4 p m.
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W. E. Saunders
Chin’n
Tenement House Reform Exhibition Displays Global Progress
A Boston Twentieth Century club committee presents photographs and plans comparing historic tenements in London Edinburgh and Glasgow with modern model buildings. Rouen and Lyons display French improvements while Philadelphia Brooklyn Manhattan and Boston showcase newer housing. The display highlights substantial progress in urban reform.
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Twentieth Century Club
Boston
London
Edinburg
Glasgow
Rouen
Lyons
France
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Tammany Hall Dominates New York Primaries Across Boroughs
Tammany Hall secured control of the Democratic organization in all districts and won key seats. Abraham Gruber lost in the Twenty first assembly district to a county committee opponent. In Brooklyn King’s county the regular Republicans won except in the Sixteenth district where W. J. Taylor was defeated by Robert Sharkey. Tough McLaughlin led the Democrats with a 63 delegate bloc, while Bird S Coler’s gubernatorial bid did not influence Brooklyn results.
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Tuy
Primari Ae
New York
Abraham Gruber
Tammany Hall
John ©. Sheehan
Frank Goodwin
Richard Croker
James W. Boyle
Richard Keahan
Croker
Boyle
Brooklyn
King’s County
W. J. Taylor
Robert Sharkey
Michael J. Cady
McLaughlin
Bird
S. Coler
Buller’s Loss Small as Dandonald’s Chase Abandoned
General Roberts reports Buller’s advance at Macha dorp with light casualties as Dandonald’s mounted troops could not advance beyond Helvetia due to terrain and a strong enemy position. French moved to Elaandsfontein and forced the foe to retreat. Buller’s losses on Aug. 27 were 1 officer and 13 men killed and 7 officers and 57 men wounded.
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London
General Roberts
Belfast
Elaandsfontein
Buller
Granite area farmer’s wife dies by self-inflicted gunshot
Guthrie Oklahoma August 29 Mrs Chas Holden wife of a farmer near Granite committed death by own action by shooting herself through the body with a revolver. Despondency from illness is the only known cause.
Lightning Kills 22-Year-Old Roy Smith Near Abilene
Roy Smith aged 22 was struck by lightning at his home northwest of Abilene Kas during a storm. High winds caused significant damage as the fatal event occurred on August 29.
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Abilene, Kas
Roy Smith
Here
Serious Charge Shake on Transport Sherman
Captain Crenshaw of the Twenty-ninth volunteered died after alleging neglect aboard the transport Sherman from Manila to San Francisco. He claimed officers kept him awake during seas, placed him in a hold berth near insane men, and that hospital care was refused in San Francisco. An operation followed in Atlanta and burial planned for LaGrange, Georgia.
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Frank Crenshaw
Shaw
Cuba
Philippines
Patol
Crenshaw
Sherman
Manila
San Francisco
China
LaGrange
Wright death follows Gilman riot hospital linked tragedy
Reports from multiple cities on August 29 detail deaths linked to the Wright hospital riot in Gilman and related injuries. Mrs Charlotte Wright dies in Watseka after hospital conditions, with four total fatalities so far. Other items note threats in Akron, race-related damage claims in New York, and local crime outbreaks across Texas and Arkansas.
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Kankakee
Ills
Charlotte Wright
Gilman
Iroquois County
Watseka
Wright Hospital
John Myers
Michael Ryan
Dessie Salter
Wright
George Willoughby
Boston Population Noted Rise in Census Count
Washington August 29 census figures show Boston Massachusetts at 560,892, up from 448,477 in 1890, an increase of 112,415. The data reflects growth across the city with notable gains in several wards.
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Boston
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