Boll weevil infestation persists in state says Hunter
W. D. Hunter, who leads the boll weevil program in the state, declares the pest is here to stay and will require ongoing control efforts.
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W. D. Hunter
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1906
Page
2
First 1906 Texas cotton bale sells in New Orleans
The initial bale of 1906 Texas cotton sold in New Orleans for forty six cents per pound and produced a clean total of 253 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
New Orleans
Vote for the Best Man in Texas Governor Race
The Houston Chronicle editorial argues that Judge Bell stands as the best governor candidate. It counters claims of corporate influence, citing his anti trust record and service as district attorney, district judge, state senator, congressman, and attorney general as proof of capacity and integrity.
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Judge Bell
Bell
Congress
Texas
Houston Chronicle
Harrington seeks 10000 for school agriculture program
President Harrington of the Agricultural and Mechanical College asks the Legislature for ten thousand dollars to aid introducing agriculture studies into public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington
The
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Diggs Confession Open to Public After Attorney's Statement
Houston July 10 Attorney J W Vandenberger Victoria says there is no longer reason to keep Augusta Diggs confession secret. He reports Felix Powell visited Diggs home on the murder morning and said Monk Gibson and Powell had murdered the Conditt family and that he sought a stolen item. Suspects listed include Powell Howard Reed Amy Howard Augusta Diggs Irene Powell and Monk Gibson.
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Houston
J. W. Vandenberger
Victoria
Jackson County
Conditt
Augusta Diggs
Edna
Felix Powell
Diggs
Monk Gibson
Henry Howard
Bertha Reed
Amy Howard
Irene Powell
Wilson Says Packers Work to Improve Yards
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson continued his inquiry into the Chicago stockyards on Tuesday. He visited several plants, remained at work into the morning, and said packers are pushing to improve operations and will not ease up until the government goals are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Chicago
Dazed Well Digger Chains to Wagon in Dallas
In Dallas on Tuesday Henry Brooks a black man digging a well thirty feet deep became insane at the surface deputies were called and with help from several men he was chained in an express wagon and jailed afterward Security details indicate a violent outburst during the incident
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Dallas
Henry Brooks
Brooks
Secretary of State Deposits May Receipts Plus Increase noted
Secretary of State Shannon deposited 44 261 in the treasury as June receipts, up 26 848 from the previous year. Assistant Attorney General Hawkins says an oral request to a county chairman by a candidate for constable by June 16 1906 justifies printing the candidate on the official ballot. Addressed to 3 C Watts of Van Alstyne.
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Austin
Shannon
Treasury
Hawkins
3. C. Watts
van Alstyne
Appeal of Shaw Urges Banks to Issue Small Denomination Notes
Secretary Shaw asks national banks to help meet demand for small notes. He has written to all banks urging issuance of $5 bills, noting higher profit in smaller denominations than larger notes.
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Washington
Shaw
Brewers Agree to Bond to Stop Liquor Sales in Kansas City Kan
Brewers who control the joints in Kansas City Kansas admitted defeat after a Monday night pledge to never sell liquor to Kansas City Kansas joints again. They also promised to post bond as a guarantee of good faith.
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Kansas City
Kan
Scanlan Dies in Chicago at 74 Wealthy Houston Water Chief
Telegraphic advices from Chicago report the death of T. H. Scanlan president of the Houston Water Company. He died of heart failure after years of illness. A native of Ireland he was seventy four and controlled the firm’s majority stake, regarded as the city’s wealthiest resident.
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Houston Water Company
Chicago
Houston
T. H. Scanlan
Ireland
Details of Mutiny Reach Tambov Clash In Russia
reports from St. Petersburg July 10 describe the Seventh cavalry mutiny at Tambov with infantry and Cossacks refusing to fire. An officer was bayoneted by troops, a dragoons detachment allegedly drunken attacked mutineers, and officers fired on their own men. Casualty numbers remain uncertain. Also in Tiflis a military tribunal eased punishments for twenty seven mutineers who refused to shoot at the populace, with thirteen jailed and others acquitted. Federal court at Ardmore adjourned Monday.
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Clyde Line
Cariba
Georgetown
S. C
Wilmington
N. C
Margarita
Delaware
Alsena
McGuire
Montevideo
St. Petersburg
Seventh Cavalry
Tambov
Tiflis
Caucasia
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Canada
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Southwestern Railway
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Salisbury
St. Paul's Cathedral
J. S. McIntosh
Elphicke
Dr. Foster
Trenton
St Co
Archdeacon Sinclair
Crazy Well Digger
Scanlan NO More
Federal Court
Ardmore
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