Missionaries and borders in national debates
A Baltimore woman disguised in her husband’s clothes to trap him for alleged wrongdoing was arrested and remained in lockup overnight. The article contrasts religious missions with immigration limits and promotes an isthmian canal proposal, claiming lower costs and faster transit with natural harbors at both ends, urging U S consideration.
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Baltimore
Nicaragua
United States
Carnegie Endowment Surpasses Harvard and Yale Holdings
The government receives a $10,000,000 endowment from Andrew Carnegie for a Washington university, equaling Harvard’s present endowment and exceeding Yale’s invested land holdings, with mention of the National Museum and Medical mu.
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Washington
Andrew Carnegie
Harvard University
Yale
National Museum
Medical Mu
Postage Reform Debated Amid Large Library Donation Talk
Discussion centers on a major educational institution supported by a notable donation. Post office costs show a last year deficit near 4.9 million dollars, attributed to second class mail, with expectation the current year will erase the shortfall. Consideration of one cent postage and reduced drop letter rates in cities with free delivery are proposed options.
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Post Office Department
Posta
Millican Truck Growers elect officers at reorganization
Millican Texas January 6 Millican Truck Growers association re organized last Saturday with C R McGregor as president W C Pool as vice president and F W Yeager secretary and treasurer Twenty names joined and more expected Weather hindered turnout Planting estimates include 150 to 200 acres of truck crops 50 acres watermelons 50 potatoes and 50 acres beans tomatoes and other crops Seed pricing will be sought and reported at the next meeting January 18 secretary F W Yeager announces
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Millican
Texas
Millican Truck Growers’ Association
C. R. McGregor
W. C. Pool
F. W. Yeager
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Multiple Fatalities and Incidents Reported Across States
A man named Stevens was fatally struck near Farina Illinois by the Illinois Central fast mail. Three men nearly died from foul gas at an oil refinery in Corsicana Texas. The U S mail line between Goodland and Fairville Indian Territory was robbed by three masked men. Fred Finke near Brenham Texas died by his own hand in a barn. Harry Skelton won a walking match in St Louis Missouri covering 361 miles in 97 hours. Four thousand attended a pre Boer meeting in Cleveland with O W Bryan delivering the main address. George Corning was struck by a train in Hiawatha Kansas, seriously injured. A 1 year old child of Co H Tyler of Paducah Texas fell into boiling water and died. Thieves raided Hartman Florer store in Terrion Indian Territory and set fire to the building. The 3 year old daughter of James Castlow of Big Springs Texas died from shooting fractures at Christmas. Charles Dovers who went to London returned to Beaumont Texas with an order for 10,000,000 barrels of oil for that city. Esslinger Bros general merchants at Gurley Alabama made an assignment to Walter A Given liabilities 5000 assets 3000.
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Farina
Ill
Illinois Central Fast Mail
Corsicana
Tex
United States Mail
Goodland
Fairville
I. T
Fred Finke
Brenham
Harry Skelton
St. Louis
Cleveland
O. W. J. Bryan
George Corning
Hiawathat
Kan
Co. H. Tyler
Paducah
Hartman & Florer
Terrion
O. T
James Castlow
Big Springs
Charles Dovers
London
Eng
Beaumont
Esslinger Bros
Gurley
Ala
Walter A. Given
Ohio Republicans nominate Foraker and Hanna tickets
In Columbus on January 6 the Republican caucus backed the Foraker ticket for the senate and the Hanna ticket for the house. Price may gain chairmanships amid attempts at a fusion with Democrats and Daugherty aligning with Hanna for McKinnon and McElroy, signaling a shifting Ohio political landscape. The legislature convened, officers were elected, and Governor Nash's annual message was read in both chambers.
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Foraker
Senate
Hanna
House
Price
McKinnon
George B. Cox
Cincinnati
Daugherty
McKinnon and
McElroy
Ohio
Harry M. Daugherty
Gov
Nash
Vigorous American Campaign in Philippine Provinces
Manila dispatch reports General J Franklin Bell directing a bold campaign in Batangas with all available troops and columns under Colonels Winter and Dougherty. Insurgents flee to Tayabas as native constabulary assist. authorities seize Lopez family steamers and rice and arrest three religious corporation members. Leyte deemed peaceful by civil authorities but viewed as dangerous by military, with Major Meyer capturing a cartridge plant at Ormoc and various arms.
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J. Franklin Bell
Batangas
Winter
Dougherty
Tayabas
Bell
Lopez
Samar
Schoeffel
Ninth Infantry
Leyte
Albert L. Meyer
Eleventh Infantry
Ormoc
Meyer
Princess Louise Declared Hopelessly Insane in Berlin
Princess Louise daughter of King Leopold of Belgium and ex wife of Prince Philip of Saxe Coburg and Gotha has been pronounced hopelessly insane. She has been largely confined near Dresden for two years. Her daughter Dorothea married Ernest Centhir duke of Schleswig Holstein and sister Stephanie wed Archduke Rudolph of Austria, who killed himself.
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Louise
Leopold
Belgium
Philip
Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
Dresden
Dorothea
Ernest Centhir
Schleswig-Holstein
Germany
Stephanie
Dudolph
Austria
Confederate Reunion Set for Dallas in 1902
General Order from United Confederate Veterans announces reunion to be held in Dallas Texas on April 22 to 25 1902 with four days allotted for the session due to growing business and 1390 camps already affiliated Official notices urge veterans to organize camps and join the association at once to support its benevolent patriotic aims signed by J B Gordon and George Moorman
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United Confederate Veterans
New Orleans
Dallas
Tex
J. B. Gordon
War losses in South Africa total 24 299 men
London reports that Great Britain's military reduction in South Africa from war start to December, including deaths from disease and missing, stands at 24 299 men. Of these, 19 430 were killed or died. About 64 330 men were invalidated home, most recovering and rejoining their commands.
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London
Great Britain
South Africa
Forney Man Killed in Peculiar Barb Wire Accident
Noah Cook, a Black resident near Forney, Texas, was killed Saturday evening when he tried to pass between barb wire and a brace to a corner post and fell, breaking his neck. He died instantly at the scene on the outskirts of town.
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Forney
Tex
Noah Cook
Gilmer Texas First Electric Lights Reported
brief notes report Gilmer Texas has its first electric lights and mention Denton county wolves and a fatal oakdale Louisiana accident. Secretary Gage to retire January 25 from cabinet as reader notes many items in brief.
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Gilmer
Tex
Denton County
Will Ingless
Oakdale
Gage
Farm for Rent or Sale Near Bryan on Cedar Creek
200 acres on Cedar Creek eighteen miles northwest of Bryan, good hesge say. Apply to Mrs. Z Bonner, Bryan. 27 half block ground near Allen Academy for sale by Cliff Adams.
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Bryan
Z. Bonner
Allen Academy
Cliff, A. Adams
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