Editor Change at Galveston-Dallas News
L W Clark of Dallas named editor in chief of the Galveston Dallas News succeeding Mr Jenkins. Clark, son in law of Col M W Sims, has long been with the paper and is praised as scholarly and capable to lead the important duties ahead. Local friends in Bryan welcome his promotion.
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L. W. Clark
Dallas
Galveston-Dallas News
Jenkins
South
The
News
Clark
Col. M. W. Sims
Lef
Bryan
Second Annual Fancy Dress Ball for A M College Cadets
The corps of cadets at A and M College host a fancy dress ball at the mess hall on Friday evening February 2, 1800 to benefit the football team. Admission is 25 cents.
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Corps of Cadets
A. and M. College
Cadets Invite Public to Annual Fancy Dregs Ball and Benefit
The public is invited to attend a cadet led fancy ball at the college. Last year’s event was thoroughly enjoyed and this year aims to surpass it with equal fun. A football benefit will follow the success of the college team in the past season.
Hotel Arrivals and Local Advertisements Reformatted
Hotel arrivals list includes names and hometowns such as J L Sueza Houston Earl Porter Caldwell Ed P Jersig Caldwell PJ Randolph S A Seay Madisonville Mrs T E Sowersby New York L P Pfeufer Cincinnati Celcus Orear St Louis F C Polsdorfer St Louis P Skip Smith Memphis O Benson Liverpool Mrs Annie Hainey Greenville J R Harris Louisville J H Carpenter Plano W V McMaster Dallas M H Burt Chicago Haynes Shannon Navasota W N Parton Austin C C McRea Myers Miss Crume St Louis J D Savage San Antonio S M Root St Louis Walter Smith Cross L Burkett New York RJ Greer Iola Y M Bramer Boston G P Knixon Austin S A Green Belton H Robertson Palestine C W Hill J Adams Waco W M Wilson Italy F J ONeill Jt Joseph Dick Jones City J M Morgan Harvey Mrs Minnie Wiley College Station Miss Maggie Chapman Cross Fresh Jersey butter the very best at Cole Bros grocery store 50 One thousand dollars worth of embroideries on sale at Norwood's 52
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J L Sueza
Houston
Earl Porter
Caldwell
Ed P. Jersig
PJ Randolph
S A Seay
Madisonville
T E Sowersby
New York
L P Pfeufer
Cincinatti
Celcus Orear
St Louis
F C Polsdorfer
P Skipsmith
Memphis
O Benson
Liverpool
Annie Hainey
Greenville
J R Harris
Louisville
J H Carpenter
Plano
W V McMaster
Dallas
M H Burt
Chicago
Haynes Shannon
Navasota
N Parton
Austin
C C McRea
Myers
Miss Crume
St. Louis
J D Savage
San Antonio
S M Root
Alfiance
Walter Smith
Cross
L Burkett
RJ Greer
Iola
Y M Bramer
Boston
G P Knixon
S A Green
Belton
H Robertson
Palestine
C W Hill
J © Adams
Waco
W M Wilson
Italy
J O'Neill
Jt Joseph
Dick Jones
City
J M Morgan
Harvey
Minnie Wiley
College Station
Maggie Chapman
Cole Bros
Norwood’s
Armed Kentuckians Reach Frankfort in Capitol Row
A special train with over 1000 men carrying Winchesters arrives in Frankfort from Bell Allen Knox Harlan Whitley Metcalf and Edmonson counties. They march to the statehouse and stack arms as Adjutant General Collier denies knowledge of their presence. A committee drafts a right to liberty petition urging calm and lawful action.
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Frankfort
Bell, Allen
Knox
Harlan
Whitley
Metcalf
Edmonson
Taylor
Associated Press
Collier
Finley
State House
Sharp
Lexington
Kentucky
General Assembly
Charles Finley
Thomas W. Berry
A. W. Kazer
Claude Chinn
Cantrell
Commonwealth
Franklin County
Americans Rout Insurgent Forces Near San Diego
American forces under General Bobwan drive about 500 insurgents from entrenched positions at San Diego near San Pablo. Casualties reported as 67 insurgents killed and many wounded, while American losses include 1 dead and 14 wounded. General Schwan flanks Jayay in Laguna and drives rebels from a steep riverbank position. General Wheeler and his daughter depart on the transport Warren for San Francisco via Hong Kong and Guam.
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Manila
Bobwan
San Diego
San Pabo Jo
Schwan
Majay
Laguna Province
Santa Cruz
Wheeler
Warren
San Francisco
Hong Kong
Guam
Postmaster General backs pay rise for railway mail service
Washington readers learn Postmaster General Smith reissued Wilson era rules restricting office visits to influence legislation. He supports railway mail workers seeking reclassification and higher pay, arguing U S standards lag Europe and urging committee action.
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Washington
Smith
Wilson
Committee On Post Offices
United States
Europe
Prisoners From Yaqui Uprising Moved to Guaymas
More than 300 Yaqui Indians captured by Mexican troops are being transported to Guaymas under heavy guard. The group includes women and children, with fewer than 100 braves among them. Authorities withhold details of the fighting, but reports say Mexican casualties exceeded rebel deaths. News denies dispersed rebel bands.
Commander Wainwright Honored In D C Ceremony
Commander Richard Wainwright received a sword of honor and a silver service in Washington from a DC citizens committee. President McKinley, Hay, Gage, Miles, Long, and Admiral Dewey attended. Long praised Wainwright as "the bravest of the brave."
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Washington
Richard Wainwright
Santiago
District of Columbia
Columbia
McKinley
Hay
Gage
Miles
Long
Admiral Dewey
Wainwright
Two Fatalities Reported In Ardmore Area
Ardmore Oklahoma January 25 Mrs Newton Parks 30 of Durwood fainted fell into a fireplace fatally burned. E M Speegle Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone lineman San Antonio Texas severely burned at work on a pole.
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Ardmore
I. T
Newton Parks
Durwood
E. M. Speegle
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company
San Antonio
Tex
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Gill More
the Daily Eagle
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Capitol
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Ture
Aguinaldo
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Emperor Kwangsu
Shanghai
North China Daily News
Putsing
Tuuno
Judge Carter
Orin H. Carter
Illinois
Walrowright
McLennan County
Atlanta
Cuba
Longview
John H. Baptist
Tissot
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
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Paris
Fannin County
Cresson, Tex
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