Largest Bryan sale barn entering state market
A Bryan based mule and horse operation expands from Marlin where it sold 197 mules and 72 horses in year one and 521 mules with 228 horses in year two. General manager I N Conyers aims to stay long, guaranteeing every animal to be sound with money back if not as represented by local manager O E DuBose.
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Bryan
Marlin
I. N. Conyers
Martin
O. E. DuBose
Train collision claims four lives near Mil ton Edgewood
Tacoma December 26 an interurban train from Seattle collided with a work train one mile north of Milton near Edgewood. Four people were killed including conductor George Ross and twelve injured. The motorman died later and Ragman was sent to halt the passenger train but failed.
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Tacoma
Wash
Seattle
Milton
Edgewood
George Ross
Riot at Zionist congress injures Jews in Craiova
In Craiova the Zionist congress faced an anti Jewish mob on Wednesday. A riot followed with several Jews injured before authorities restored order and dispersed the disturbance.
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Roumania
Zionist Congress
Craiova
Demise of Cotton Man in New Orleans
Henry Newman sixty eight founder of H and C Newman cotton firm and Cotton Exchange member died at his New Orleans home early Wednesday morning. Lovenberg resigns as Second Assistant Attorney General in Austin and will return to law practice in Galveston.
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Henry Newman
Lovenberg
Austin
Galveston
Knights of Columbus Send Support to Vatican
A cablegram from the Knights of Columbus in New Haven dated December 26 expresses sympathy with Cardinal Merry del Val and pledges filial and loyal support to his efforts to resolve church difficulties in France. Signed by Edward L. Hearn Supreme Knight.
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New Haven
Conn
Vatican
Knights of Columbus
Cardinal Merry del Val
Rome
Knights of Columbus of America
France
Edward L. Hearn
Ness Surrenders After Escape From Hamilton Jail
Edward Ness, one of ten fugitives who escaped Hamilton County Jail last Sunday, surrendered today saying he was tired of being hunted like a wild animal and preferred to serve his 13 month sentence. Four other inmates remain at large including Clarence Henri, linked to a theft of a painting from the Cincinnati Art Museum.
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Cincinnati
Edward Ness
Hamilton County
Clarence Henri
New York
Kalizing
Cincinnati Art Museum
Central Asia cotton crop harvest exceeds expectations
In St Petersburg on December 26 authorities report Central Asia will export 17 000 carloads of cotton this season, well above the usual 12 000. Railroads will need special facilities to handle the surplus. A separate item from Jacksonville Florida notes a Southern Railway passenger train wreck near Moncrief in which Black fireman John Holmes was killed. In Mansfield Georgia marshal Govaner shot Jim Key in self defense during a church celebration riot attempt. Captain Edgar F Macklin in Fort Reno Oklahoma shows signs of recovery and improving health.
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Central Asia
Jacksonville
Fla
Southern Railway
Moncrief
Here
John Holmes
Mansfield
Marshal Govaner
Jim Key
Key
Death of Aged Texan in Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi reports the death of Hon. Joseph Fitzsimmons a long time resident and former county clerk for twelve years. In Warrenton Georgia a man killed his brother Nicholas Linch with a verdict of justifiable homicide. Chicago sees a 2 cent wage increase for machinists on the Chicago and Alton railroad.
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Corpus Christi
Joseph Fitzsimmons
Warrenton
Paul Linch
Nicholas
Chicago
Chicago and Alton Railroad
DIES WHILE ROBING A TEXAS PRIEST
Denison reports Rev. T. K. Crowley rector of St. Patrick's Church collapsed and died while preparing Christmas mass. The 67 year old priest, an Ireland native and Trinity College Dublin graduate, served as chaplain in the Texas division of the Grand Army.
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T. K. Crowley
Denison
St. Patrick’s
Texas
Ireland
Trinity College, Dublin
United States
Marine Corps
Dsuth
Iiesthood
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Galveston
Father Crowley
Grand Army of Christmas
Fire destroys Harper Bros and Ragsdale stables
A blaze in Atlanta on December 26 wiped out the livery and sales stables near Union stockyards. One hundred horses and four hundred mules perished. total loss estimated at $100,000. The watchman could not release the animals before the flames spread.
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Atlanta
Harper Bros
Ragsdale & Carlile
Union Stockyards
Tragic Fatal Fire After Domestic Turmoil
Jake Malone a drunken black farmhand on J. L. Groves place three miles south of Forney Texas killed his wife and children then locked himself in and set fire to the house. Neighbors found the blaze too late and Malone perished in the flames.
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Forney
Tex
Jake Malone
J. L. Groves
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