The Daily Eagle notes upcoming Texas railway club meeting
The Eagle prints the Texas railway club spring meeting program set for San Antonio on February 19 and 20. It also predicts the currency bill passage may cost Republicans Senate seats in Montana Nebraska Idaho Wyoming and Colorado.
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Tragedy at Mudville Ends in Multiple Fatalities
A violent incident near Mudville in Brazos County leaves the wife of John Failla dead, Congelosi’s four year old daughter killed, Congelosi wounded, and an elderly woman shot. Failla is arrested and jailed on murder charges. Eyewitnesses report the home and Congelosi’s house riddled with bullets, with eighteen bullet holes in the latter and a fatal brain wound to the child. The motive remains uncertain with rumors of insanity or jealousy.
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Beckham and Taylor feud over Kentucky governor power
In Frankfort a petition seeks to compel Governor Beckham to surrender the Kentucky governorship while Governor Taylor sues to bar Beckham from duties and to restrain John B Castleman from acting as adjutant general in a legal dispute sparked by competing claims to the office. Ohio Valley briefings note adjournments amid quorum gaps, with other items including a smallpox outbreak in Fairland and political moves in New York and Washington.
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Riots and fires dominate reports from Atlantic and Chicago
From Fort de France Martinique rioters oppose Senator Knight while plantations La Cocotte Champigny burn. Paris reports reinforcement of garrison and cruiser Suchet en route. In Boston a resolution targets Senator Hoar amid Cushman clash. Chicago records eight injured in four fires endangering 45 lives. New York notes a cotton market surge closing nine points up.
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Hotel Arrivals and Flour Ad Tease in Dallas Ledger
Hotel arrivals list shows guests from cities like Galveston Louisville New Orleans Memphis Chicago and St Louis with names including CW Klipsch J A Isaacs O H Benner and more. An advertisement promotes Pindell's Magnolia flour gold only by Dansby & Diansly with a brief claim of quality.
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Government ownership of railroads endorsed by resolutions committee
Chicago February meeting ends with unanimous support for government ownership of railroads and seizure at actual value excluding watered stock. Plan favors direct popular legislation while one speaker warned impeachment of a federal judge. Pettigrew bill proposal was defeated.
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Antitrust Conference Opens with Noted Economists
Chicago February 14 antitrust conference opens with Prof John & Commons of New York as first speaker followed by W N Osgood of Massachusetts Prof Wills reads the address to the American people on the trust question and presents the platform Both papers are met with strong applause
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Frick Carnegie Suit Signals Major Steel Clash
Pittsburg reports a landmark suit by H. Frick against Andrew Carnegie and Carnegie Steel seeks an equitable accounting of ex-chairman stock. The case, described as the most important steel industry action, stirs financial and manufacturing circles as attorneys expect a trial before midsummer.
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Family murdered near Jacksonville in shocking triple slaying
A widow Mrs Roberts age 76 her son G T Roberts 45 and daughter Jennie Roberts 51 were found slain at their home seven miles west of Jacksonville in a late Monday night ax murder. Robbery cited as motive and the family was described as well to do and respected. Nearby Claremore Okla a colored preacher Edward Nelson was killed and eight suspects detained with Gus Henderson and two others jailed without bail.
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Cherokee Nation elder dies of typhoid in Vinita
Logan Duncan, longtime Cherokee Nation citizen, died at his Vinita home on the Neosho river from typhoid fever. No further details were provided.
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