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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1900
Page
4
Census Director Chooses Date for Population Guessing Close
One month before the official population count is announced in Washington, the Director of the United States Census will set the closing date for the public guessing contest. The Eagle will publish the final date once determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Prize guessing contest offer with cash deposit noted
The Press Publishing Association deposits 25000 dollars in Detroit to fund prizes. First prize is 15000 dollars. Readers pay regular paper price, guess free, cash must accompany order. Send to The Eagle Bryan Texas or The Meteor Madisonville Texas. Postmasters not allowed to post prizes. notice to postmasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Bryan Daily Eagle
Madisonville
Press Publishing Association of
Detroit
Michigan
United States and Territories
Press Publishing Association
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Guam
The
Central Savings Bank of Detroit
Mich
EAGLE
Bryan
Texas
Meteor
Prescott Wiped Out In Major Fire Loss Over 1.5 Million
A large fire in Prescott Arizona burned Saturday night and was controlled Sunday morning. Five blocks of the business district destroyed including mercantile houses banks telegraph offices newspapers saloons and restaurants with total loss projected above 1.5 million dollars. Insurance coverage is estimated at 550000 while remaining town businesses include three drygoods stores three groceries and two drugstores. W A Clark of United States Copper sent a 500 dollar draft to aid the relief effort as residents receive food and outside help is not expected.
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Prescott
Ariz
Goodwin Street
W. A. Clark
United States Copper Company
Jerome
Arsenal Captured in Tien Tsin by Foreign Forces
A force of 2000 foreigners including Japanese with British and Russian support seized the Chinese arsenal two miles west of Tien Tsin after a night attack. Chinese forces bombarded the city for three days, 400 Chinese killed, foreign losses heavy. Additional reinforcements from the United States and other nations are deploying to China, with provisions for ammunition, medical supplies, and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tien Tsin
Che Foo
Shanghai
Ninth Infantry
United States
Brooklyn
Japan
Logan
Detectives Seek Nelson as Barnes Brothers Link Gangs
A dozen St. Louis detectives searched houses and barns near Bridgeton and Florissant chasing Nelson alias Chan ning B Barnes in a Kentucky train robbery case. Chief Desmond cites a written confession implicating Charles Barnes and Mike Conley, with valuables hidden away. Vancouver end of coast longshoremen lockout ends after five months with staged wage rules and union listing rights. Kansan editor O Eskridge, former Kansas lieutenant governor, dies by suicide in Emporia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
St. Louis County
Bridgeton
Florissant
Nelson
Kentucky
Channing B. Barnes
Charles Barnes
Barnes
Texas
Desmond
Mike Conley
Cairo
Ills
Express Company
Vancouver
B. C
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Steevedores
Emporia, Kas
O. Eskridge
Emporia
Kansas
President Proclaims Reciprocity Treaty With Germany
Washington on July 16 reports the president has issued a proclamation establishing a reciprocity treaty with Germany. The move aims to reduce tariffs and expand trade between the two nations.
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Washington
Germany
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