Miars Rites Held For Local Resident In Wesson Cemetery
Mr J M Miars died at his home near Wesson church on the 13th inst from heart failure He was 48 born in Alabama raised in Mississippi and a Methodist for about twenty six years His neighbors valued him as a man of integrity and the remains were buried at Wesson cemetery on the 14th inst.
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J. M. Miars
Wesson Church
Alabama
Mississippi
Methodist Church
Wesson Cemetery
Calendar and memorandum book from Mutual Life Insurance
The Eagle notes Mutual Life Insurance of New York sent a 1901 calendar and ruled memorandum book. Each month features lithographed scenes from era progress, June shows a side wheeler, July an ocean liner, August an early locomotive, and September a modern locomotive. The piece is praised for beauty and usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Boer armies rise puzzling British after war end
A contemporary report notes a fresh surge in Boer forces troubling the British, despite assertions that the war has concluded. The text implies ongoing hostilities or mobilization affecting regional security and imperial strategy.
Mississippi style outrage and Houston population talk
A report notes a brutal lynching of two murderers in Mississippi fashion and mentions a Houston preacher's forecast of the city reaching 250,000 in a century. Additional items include local ads for medicines, meats, glassware, and a boarding notice, plus an art exhibition at the schoolhouse.
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Mississippi
Houston
Allen Academy to Admit More Boys in January Opening
Allen Academy plans to admit a few more boys at the start of the second half year in January. The current enrollment is 66, with about twenty cities and towns represented. J. H. and R. O. Alren, principals.
A Slim Excuse Blocking Pekin Agreement Signatures
Washington reports that Britain refuses to amend the Pekin agreement citing little material in the suggested change. The British demand appears to remove an explanatory phrase without affecting penalties on boxer leaders. Officials fear only temporary delay as negotiations move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Conger
Cases Advanced Relating to United States and Puerto Rico
Chief Justice Fuller advances several cases from the southern New York circuit to join the Delima case on the U S Puerto Rico relation set for January 7 1900. Dittman v Gould et al moved to Thursday with agreement on continuing $250000 annual Castellane income. Gneisenau wreck reports 314 survivors of 450 with deaths and injuries. London discusses Hay Pauncefete and Alaska boundary amid Nicaragua canal issues. Public notices invite bids for Ursuline Sisters Bryan academy building with $250 bid bond.
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Washington
Fuller
United States
Puerto Rico
Dooley, Smith & Co
Circuit Court
Southern District
New York
Anton J. Dittman
George J.gould
Edwin Gould
Howard Gould
Helen M. Gould
Gould
London
United States Senate
Westminster Gazette
Nicaragua Canal
America
P. O
N. J. Clayton
Postoffice Street
Galveston
Texas
Doremus & Butler
Bryan
Academy
Ursuline Sisters
Ex. S
N. J.ton
St. Bernard
Ursuline Convent
Wilh N. J. Clayton
Y Iyo
Helen Keller Delivers Short Address to Freshman class
Helen Keller, 19, deaf and blind, surprised Radcliffe classmates at Fay Hall with a brief, clear speech. She spoke a few words in a musical voice as Miss Sullivan interprets and assists. Keller continues studying French English and history with steady improvement.
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Boston
Helen Keller
Fay Hall
Helen
Miss Sullivan
Miss Keller
Radcliffe College
New York
New Ellis Island Immigration Station Opens With Bright Facilities
The new Ellis Island immigrant station opens, replacing the old barge office with concrete floors bright walls and spacious rooms. Hospital and other facilities are not ready until February, while immigration officials anticipate easier, more pleasant work and better quarters. Patrick O Shea, known as Paddy, now at liberty after multiple murder trial reversals, with case oversight by the county prosecutor.
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New York
Ellis Island
Barge
Power House
Physicians’ House
Wichita
Kan
Patrick O’shea
Paddy
George Dawson
State Supreme Court
Cattle die from blackleg in Smith county Texas
Broad brief reports leathered from Southern and Western states note cattle deaths from blackleg in Smith county Texas. Other items include a Sheboygan tannery fire loss of 180000 dollars, notable deaths, political notes, crimes and fires across the nation.
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Smith County
Tex
Blackleg
Zschistche & Sons
Sheboygan
Wis
Oswald Ottendorfer
New York Staats Zeitung
New York City
American Federation of Labor
Scranton
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Thelma
Alfred Wright
Mary Stuart
Priscilla
Juliet Maud Muller
Violette Reine
Roger’s & Gallets
Olgates
Emmet’s Prescription Pharmacy
Agar
Wilson Jenkins Drug Co
New Market
W. &B. V. Depot
S. W. Buchanan
Main Street
Ethel Hutson
Allen Academy
Great Britain
Gneisenau
Berlin
Malaga
Count von Buelow
Berndt
Patrick O'Shea
R. D. Allison
McKinney
Charles Stuart
Baron Blantyre
Eng
Lina Skinner
Southington
Oconn
Philippines
Austin
Brighton
Als
Shanesville
Wheeling
W. Va
Paul Antoine
France
San Francisco
Tom
Mike O’malley
Tecumseh
I. C
Lansing
Oklahoma Territory
James Summers
Guthrie
O. T
Missouri
Oklahoma
District Court
Waxahachie
Spauding
Senator Depew
John Eddie
United States Navy
Santiago Cuba
Navy Yard
Norfolk
Calvin S. Brice
Senator Brice
Lima
O. Lloyd Malone
Dallas
China
Tyler Haswell
DR. N. IM. McDougald
Liza
Dray Line
F. A. Lee
Franklin Brothers
Bryan, Texas
New Market Arthouse
Grocery
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