King Edward's health and Roosevelt tour in 1902 news
In July 1902 the Houston Chronicle absorbs the Daily Herald, while reports note King Edward's fragile health and speculation on Roosevelt seeking a renewed four year term. The Indiana papers contrast Beveridge’s reception and Texas press coverage of Bailey's insult. Washington leaks say Roosevelt plans a nationwide tour to defend the army and address Cuba questions.
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Dastardly Knife Attack On Sam Buchanan Shock City
A cowardly assault occurred late yesterday when Ed Sanders, a former worker for Sam Buchanan, attacked him with a knife over a settlement dispute. Buchanan, already crippled with a broken leg, received seven wounds near his neck and body but the injuries were not considered dangerous. Sanders fled as help arrived and had not been apprehended by last report.
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Anderson Gets the Road to Anderson Texas
The people of Anderson Texas celebrate plans for two railroads. A Houston business conference with C C Waller led to an agreement to extend the Houston to Stoneham road here. The Texas Northern Railway has offered right of way from Stoneham to Anderson, which they own and have cleared.
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University of Texas Strong in 1902 03 Session
The University of Texas is highlighted as a growing power in education for 1902 1903. It lists over 1200 alumni in prominent positions and graduates teaching at institutions like Utah Western Reserve Bryn Mawr Chicago Cornell Yale and Harvard. Students exceed 1100, facilities are modern, resources increase yearly, and no tuition is charged making home education affordable for all.
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Praise service at Members Christian Church invites guests
A local notice invites all to tonight's praise service at the Members Christian Church. Visitors Bros Patterson and Houston of Indianapolis will soon join for preaching and choir leadership. The pastor urges pastors and congregations to attend and bring choirs to support the song service.
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Conventions at Wooten Wells nominate unopposed candidates
The Sixth Congressional Twelfth senatorial and Twentieth judicial district conventions meet at Wooten Wells July 9. There will be no contest. Hon. Scott Field of Calvert to be nominated for congress, Hon. Alf Harper of Croesbeeck for state senator, and Judge W. B. Hudson to be renominated for district attorney.
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Southern Educational Association Meets in Chattanooga
The twelfth annual convention of the Southern Educational Association opened in Chattanooga Tennessee for a four day session. Governor McMillin and Mayor Chambliss spoke at welcome ceremonies, with Prof A T Barrett representing schools and Dr J W Nicholson of the University of Louisiana delivering the response. The program focuses on questions in education including colored and rural schools and plans for financial aid.
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Miner Killed at Duryea Colliery During Anthracite Strike
In Wilkesbarre on July 1 Antonio Guiseppe, Italian miner, was shot dead by coal and iron policemen from behind the Duryea colliery stockade. Disputes over entry led to the fatal shooting, provoking indignation and a sheriff�s involvement to keep order amid fears of possible foreigner unrest.
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Britain's World’s Fair display focuses on education and art
St Louis July 1 Great Britain’s exhibit at the World’s fair will be largely educational and art oriented with space for British manufacturers. Wilbur F Crafts of the Sabbath Reform association continues his campaign against Sunday Louisiana purchase exposition and officials have given some support to the effort.
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Texas Senator Bailey Attacks Beveridge in Senate Fray
In Washington on July 1 Senator Bailey of Texas assaulted Indiana’s Senator Beveridge after a session break. Bailey lunged and grappled, tearing neckwear as colleagues restrained him. Beveridge expressed regret, saying he held no personal resentment and denied being choked.
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Corsicana Dominates Paris 10–2 for 22nd Straight Win
Corsicana defeated Paris 10 to 2 in Paris on Monday extending their winning streak to twenty two games. Batteries were Corsi cana Method and Clark for Corsicana. Paris by Black burn and Moore. An Texarkana exhibition saw Texarkana beat Waco 1 to 0 with Wolfe and Deskin Rundell and Sturt contributing for Texarkana.
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