England Eyes Cuba Policy and War End Looms
The item notes England's interest in mediation in Cuba, Teller's re-election to the Senate from Colorado, and reports the war's end. It mentions an agricultural bill in Washington providing 30 million dollars for boll weevil experiments, Boer leaders seeking relocation, and many European marriages by American women. It cites rail and Wall Street influence with Morgan and Rockefeller-led operators.
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Washington
Meses You Can't Beat Amoskeag A Figinghams Offer
An editor notes a local sales pitch for childrens school items with Amoskeag fabrics and matching embroideries. The fragment mentions Coulter and a 43 reference, indicating a catalog-like advertisement in the periodical.
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Wsotice
Amoskeag A
Iginghams
Coulter
Hastings Hearts and Flowers and Other Stage Notes
Hastings presents a program featuring Hearts and Flowers then a piano piece by Mrs. Thos K Lawrence with voice by Miss Astin and Emma Richardson Cherry performing Bolero. The program also includes How Shall We Know the Greatest Paintings and Sculpture and choral selections by Raff.
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Miss Astin
Helen Goulds Idea Sparks Reform Talk and Local Industry Interest
Miss Helen Gould urges women to aid men’s welfare through Y M C A work, praising American privileges and the example of Jesus Christ. The column also notes cattle roping criticism, social color lines at the White House, McKinney cotton mills plans with $5 000 stock pledges, Bryan manufacturing push, and local electric light globes for sale by Bryan Water Light & Power Co.
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America
Washington, D. C
Woman’s Auxiliary
United States
Young Men’s Christian Association
Jesus Christ
Eagle
Bryan
Bryan Water, Light & Power Co
T. J. Preston
Mule as a wise guardian and stubborn quip maker
Victor Smith in the New York Press shares anecdotes praising mules over horses noting a mule’s memory patience and reliability while contrasting traits. The piece also includes a short notice by J Allen Myers offering galvanized iron cisterns.
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Missouri
Victor Smith
New York
Diplomats Hold Unity as Venezuela Talks Progress
American Ambassador Bowen voices satisfaction with the joint effort of Bowen, Herbert, Desplanches and Count Quadt in Washington. Officials from Berlin Rome and London report progress toward relief while keeping details tightly guarded and stressing allied cooperation on Venezuela negotiations.
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Washington
Bowen
Michael Herbert
Michael
Signor Mayor Desplanches
Count Quadt
London
Berlin
Rome
Venezuela
San Carlos
Associated Press
State Department
Germany
Sam Jones draws crowd of eight thousand in Dallas
In Dallas on Sunday night Rev. Sam P. Jones spoke to about 8000 people gathered outside near the opera house after doors failed to accommodate the crowd. He warned against a local option vote and promised a larger tent later, while noting some minor injuries and petty theft among attendees.
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Sam Jones
Dallas
Sam P. Jones
Opera House
Mr. Jones
Turner Hall
Jones
Texas
Opera
Cabell
Prominent Doctor Samuel D Sanders Dies in Georgetown
Georgetown Texas January 26 Dr Samuel D Sanders a longtime resident and well known figure in the state died of heart failure at eighty. He was a South Carolina native who came to Texas twenty five years ago and lived in Georgetown. Troupe Texas January 26 Gus Sanders a local farmer in the Gant neighborhood northwest of Troupe killed himself with a razor.
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Georgetown
Tex
Samuel D. Sanders
Troupe
Gus Sanders
Gant
Auction of Maypearl town lots postponed
The sale of town lots at Maypearl on the Fort Worth Division of the International and Great Northern Railroad was postponed from February 5 to a later date. Prospective buyers may contact the Smith Land and Improvement Company representative at the I and G N depot in Maypearl. D. J. Price, G.P and T.A., L and G N R R, Palestine, Texas.
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Maypearl
Fort Worth
International & Great Northern Railroad
Smith Land & Improvement Company
D. J. Price
G.p&t.a
L.&g.n.r.r
Palestine, Texas
Mardi Gras Round Trip Fare to New Orleans Announced
Mardi Gras Carnival tours offer a single fare round trip with tickets on sale February 17 to 23 via Sunset Route. Return valid through February 28 with extension to March 14. Two daily trains from El Paso and San Antonio, three from Houston. Standard Pullman and excursion sleeping cars, free chair cars and day coaches. Union Station New Orleans serves as hub. contact M L Robbins, T J Anderson, or A G P & T A in Houston for rates.
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el Paso
San Antonio
Houston
Union Station
M. L. Robbins
T. J. Anderson
G.P
T.A
A.G.P
Texas
Blank Books for 1903 to 1908 by local Dallas agents
The Bryan Eagle lists local agents for M. P. Exline Co. in Dallas who offer blank books and office stationery including custom orders, lithographs, and blank book manufacture. They also sell desks and office furniture. For sale a well finished child’s playhouse by A. F. Wilson. 45
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M. P. Exline Co
Dallas
Texas
Bryan Eagle
A_ child’s playhouse
A. F. Wilson
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