Frye Restores South Carolina Senators to Senate Roll
Washington Feb 26 Senator Frye president pro tem ordered the clerk to restore the names of the two South Carolina senators to the senate roll The move follows Fryes ruling that contempt excludes recognition and aims to shift responsibility to the senate A Republican led conference and Burrows committee will draft a resolution for temporary suspension of the two senators for prompt senate action
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Washington
Tillman-McLaurin
Frye
Senate
South Carolina
Aldrich
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Burrows
Sus
Prince Henry of Prussia honored in New York yacht launch
The Königliche visit concludes with the Meteor yacht christened by Miss Alice Roosevelt and Prince Henry given freedom of the city. An estimated 100000 spectators gathered outside City Hall for the ceremony despite rain, as the royal party dined at the Metropolitan Club and attended the Metropolitan Opera. In Texas, Darling Boyd was shot on his Gustine area farm. A Alsup was arrested after a chase and Henry Culp was critically wounded.
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New York
Prince Henry of Prussia
Emperor William
Meteor
Alice Roosevelt
Miss Roosevelt
Hohenzollern
City of
Prince Henry
Metropolitan Club
Metropolitan Opera House
Comanche
Tex
Darling Boyd
Gustine
Jay
Foster
A. Alsup
Henry Culp
Alsup
Boyd
Culp
Committee to Determine Pension Use Stance
A fragment indicates the pension issue should be determined by a committee following a standard standing rule. No names, dates, or places are provided in readable text. The note signals formal consideration rather than a final decision.
Three Westville Men Die After Wood Alcohol Drinking
Fayette Arkansas reports that three men in Westville I T drank wood alcohol. George Stokes of Springfield died and was buried, Abe Smiley is now totally blind, and the third man remains in a precarious condition. All were county residents.
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Fayette, Ark
Westville
I. T
George Stokes
Springfield
Abe Smiley
National Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Opens in Denison
Denison Texas hosts the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers convention with delegates arriving. Grand chief P M Arthur arrives and is welcomed at a local home. The afternoon program at the Denison opera house features prayers addresses by Rev Arthur F Bishop Judge Moseley Governor Sayers and C P Curtis. The convention will run for several days.
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Denison
Tex
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
P. M. Arthur
Hoben
Denison Opera House
Arthur F. Bishop
Fee
E. J. Smith
Brotherhood of
Quarrel Over Lease Ends With Wounding Near McKinney
In McKinney Texas near the McKinney bridge T E Ball of Farmersville and his tenant N T Shatty argued over a lease. Shatty carried an ax while Ball fired twice wounding Shatty in the abdomen. Ball surrendered and was released on a 2000 dollar bond.
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McKinney, Tex
McKinney Bridge
Here
T. E. Ball
Farmersville
N. T. Shatty
Shatty
Ball
Mrs Stonewall Jackson Quarantined in Charlotte
A quarantine note stands at the residence of Mrs. Stonewall Jackson and her daughter Julia Jackson Christian in Charlotte. Edwin B. Gresham also lives there and is reported to have smallpox.
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Stonewall Jackson
Charlotte
Dallas Jeweler Robertson Found Dead in Chicago Hotel Room
Dallas jeweler Thomas D Robertson was found dead in bed in a Chicago hotel room on February 26. Police reported no immediate evidence of foul play and the case was turned over to local authorities for routine inquiry.
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Chicago
Thomas D. Robertson
Dallas
Tex
Deaths note on natural causes near Detroit
A death recorded as natural causes with no signs of foul play. Burial will be at the home of the deceased’s parents near Detroit Michigan.
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Detroit
Mich
Tragedy Near Vinita Claims Three Lives
In an altercation near Vinita Oklahoma on Tuesday Jess Glenn shot and killed Edward Montgomery and seriously wounded Ben Montgomery. He then fatally shot himself, dying by his own hand.
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Vinita
J. T
Here
Jess Glenn
Edward Montgomery
Ben Montgomery
Woman Dies After Falling Into 24 Foot Well
Mrs. Henry Maynard of the Raetzch place eight miles north of Yoakum fell into a 24 foot deep well with four feet of water. She was found with a fractured skull and died instantly.
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Yoakum
Tex
Henry Maynard
Raetzch Place
John B. Sherman Dies at 77 in Chicago Leader of Union Stock Yards
John B. Sherman founder of the Union stockyards and former president of the Union Stock yards and Transit company died in Chicago at age 77. Funeral arrangements were not disclosed.
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Chicago
John B. Sherman
The
Union Stockyards
Union Stockyards and Transit Company
Local Market Ad Seeks Quality Livestock Buyers
City Market advertises beef pork mutton and various market products in any quantity at reasonable prices. It states it will buy only the best animals and employ export meat cutters. A portion of patronage is appreciated. Respectfully.
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W. A. Reed
Parsons
Same
Bryan
To Cure Malaria in Four Days Quinoria
Advertisement promising a four day cure for malaria with a money back guarantee. Drugstores offer refunds if the remedy fails to cure fever or malaria. Price 50 cents per package. Promoted by Mrs James, leading druggist, Bryan and Vesas.
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M.rs. James
Bryan
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Howell
C. G. Parsons
Ain
James & Castles
Condos Bros
Bryan Kandy
Navasota
Hearne
Senate— Dem
Joan Lowndes M’lauren
Genator Tillman
Locomotive Engineers
Dallas Jeweler
Grand Opera Nuse
John B. Mike
City Market
Vexas
Franklin
Bryan, Texas
D. Mike Jr
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