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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1901
Page
2
Dallas Credits Lawyers and Regional Industry Prospects
Dallas is credited with 241 lawyers, about twice the number needed. The Frisco line earns the Eagle's thanks for a handsome cal der representing the Louisiana purchase centennial. Hillsboro cotton mill work is well under way and set to operate next year. Rice culture in South Texas shows phenomenal development with promise of a highly remunerative industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Hillsboro
South
Texas
Diversified farming value praised in Anson Western News
The Anson Western News quotes a farmer advising diversification. He argues a mix of wheat oats corn sorghum millet with hogs horses cattle and sheep plus cotton sustains yearly success and preserves the country's farming reputation while reliance on cotton alone leads to ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson Western News
Death of Philip D Armour Ends A Chicago Era
Chicago January 7 Philip D Armour famed Armour & Co founder died at 645 PM after two years of illness. His death follows the loss of his son Phillip D Armour Jr a year earlier. Grandchildren present at the home. Armour & Co remains intact with grandchildren to come of age. Estimated property value ranges from 10 to 20 million with additional family holdings bringing total wealth around 150 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philip D. Armour
Armour
California
Prairie Avenue
Home Insurance
J. Ogden Armour
Armour & Co
P. D. Armour, Jr
Patrick not indicted in Rice murder case
New York February reports Albert Patrick has not been indicted over William Marsh Rice’s death but his lawyers prepare to defend against murder charges. Attorney Harrby says three witnesses can place Patrick away from Rice at the critical time, disputing valet Jones's testimony. Captain Patrick, the prisoner’s father, supports a likely acquittal after meeting with counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San
Albert Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Marx F. Harby
Patrick
James W. Osborne
Rice
Charles E. Jones
Harr
Osborne
Harby
Jones
Mr. Rice
Austin
Tex
Tombs
Texas
Navasota Daily Examiner Acquires Weekly Patriot
The Navasota Daily Examiner and Weekly Review buys the Weekly Patriot and will publish both papers. Purchasers M. L. O. Andrews and Ed F. Blackshear are praised as capable editors. the consolidation cuts Navasota papers from four to two, leaving the Tablet by Geo. T. Garvin as the remaining competitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navasota Daily Examiner
Weekly Review
Weekly Patriot
Messrs. M. L. O. Andrews
Ed F. Blackshear
Weekly Examiner
Navasota
Tablet
Geo. T. Garvin
Brazen thief steals church clock in Orange. clock recovered
A graceless thief snatched the clock from a Baptist church in Orange and pawned it for whiskey. A church committee retrieved the clock from a saloon keeper and the culprit was jailed to reflect on his act. The Brazos Valley Coal Clay and Manufacturing Company, recently organized in Calvert, plans rapid work and aims to place coal on the market within sixty days, with free labor in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Baptist Church
Brazos
Philip Armour Dies Noted Packer and Financier
Philip D Armour, renowned millionaire pork packer and prominent figure in American finance, has died leaving a legacy in industry and finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip D. Armour
Hotel Arrivals and Local Notices Highlight dining
List of hotel arrivals includes numerous guests from Houston Austin Cincinnati New Orleans and Dallas. Central city visitors include Waco Anderson Canton and Madisonville names. Best meal in town on short order at August Giuffre restaurant. 25
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WA Andress
Houston
Guy M Bryan Jr
City
LS Murphy
Austin
M Hirsch
Cincinnati
Geo H Hartwell
New Orleans
E K McComb
Marlin
S Mayer
Navasota
WG Dalton
Cleburne
TJ Carr
Dallas
James Cooper
Wellborn
RH Grant
Grant
J E Monroe
SJ Rosenfield
Galveston
J J Guion
Ballinger
O P Henderson
Palestine
Jas T’ Love
Waco
Count Lamsdorf Named Minister of Foreign Affairs
St. Petersburg reports Count Lamsdorf has completed preliminary stages and is definitively appointed minister of foreign affairs after a satisfactory filling of prior steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Count Lamsdorf
Notable Military Leader James Cavanaugh Dies at 76
New York reports Brigadier General James Cavanaugh is dying of old age at his Brooklyn home after weeks of illness. Born in Ireland, he joined the Sixty-ninth in 1854, rose to captain then major for gallant conduct, acting colonel at war's end.
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New York
James Cavanaugh
Brooklyn
Cavanaugh
Ireland
Sixty-ninth Regiment
Sixty-ninth
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