Submarine Boats Face Senate Naval Debate in 1900s
Washington reports discuss the Holland submarine project amid calls to amend the naval appropriation bill. The U S Navy plans to build up to eight more submarines, joining five already authorized for experimental use, with hearings planned by Senate and House naval committees to assess the navy's expansion and contract opportunities for inventors.
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Eight Die in Minneapolis Fire at Washington Avenue
Eight men perished from smoke as a blaze at 115 Washington avenue destroyed part of the Standard Furniture store and trapped occupants on the Harvard hotel floors. Night clerk George O Connor and Charles Hanson alerted lodgers, 19 of 27 escaped, others found dead amid stairs and hallways. property loss put at under $5000.
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Texas Legislature Opens Regular Session With Clerical Contests
The Texas Regular Session opens at noon in Austin as lawmakers arrive from trains amid contests for House chief clerk between Lee J. Rountree and James Hays Quarles and a close fight for House sergeant at arms with Tip Jones favored. In Washington the McKinley inauguration plans include broad college representation in the parade from over 400 institutions. In Manila Private George H. Ray and Private Lyons are captured by insurgents en route to Batac, prompting an American column response that failed to catch them.
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Fire destroys Frisco depot at Grant and suspected arson
The Frisco depot at Grant, I T, 20 miles north of Paris, was destroyed by fire Saturday night. It is believed the building was robbed before being set ablaze. Station agent John Larcey narrowly escaped death when his bird dog woke him.
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The Important Dates of the Nineteenth Century in the United States
A catalog listing key dates of the nineteenth century in U S history compiled by A N Kellogg Newspaper Co for quick reference.
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Long Arm of Civil War Eras Chronology
A dense timeline listing key events from 1868 through 1900 including presidential impeachments and elections, constitutional amendments, state readmissions, Civil War aftermath milestones, major disasters, strikes, and pivotal births and deaths. Notable items include Johnson impeachment proceedings, Decoration Day, readmission of Southern states, progress of amendments, Grant and Hayes administrations, Wright era shocks, and the 1900 census milestone.
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Mrs Beulah Brogdon Remains And Rites Noted
Mrs Beulah Brogdon wife of G H Brogdon died at the home of G W Brogdon Wednesday January 2 at 1 am after months of illness. She leaves a husband daughters and her father. She was laid to rest in Alexandria Cemetery Wednesday evening at 4 o clock. The notice closes with a verse and words of comfort for the bereaved husband and father.
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Farmers Prepare for New Crop Amid Fence Work
Fickey Jan 5 report notes farmers start for next crop with fence building and repairs. Mrs. B M Edge of Kurten and daughter Mrs. Jodia Shaw of Cottonwood visited Mrs. Wheeles Tuesday evening. Tom Wheeless visited Bryan Saturday. Miss Gussie Wittman of Bryan holidaying with cousin Miss Mary Fickey, who accompanied Miss Wittman home with Jno Fickey.
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McGee’s Chill Cure Sold As Money-Back Cure
Advertises McGee's Chill Cure as a tasteless purge remedy with a 25 cent price and refund promise. Claims no other tie needed for money, urges asking a druggist for McGee's 26c Chill Cue.
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