Tie prize rule and census date notice
In case of a tie or equal estimates, prizes are divided equally among tied contestants. One month before the population is officially announced by the Director of the United States Census in Washington, D C, The Eagle will announce the closing date for guesses.
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Prize fund details for paper guess contest announced
The Press Publishing Association deposits 25000 dollars in Central Savings Bank Detroit to fund prizes. First prize is 15090 dollars. Orders require payment of regular price and free guess. Address Eagle Bryan Texas or Meteor Madisonville Texas. Postmasters are not allowed to post agents.
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German and American Steamers Chartered for China Troop Moves
The German government has chartered five Atlantic steamers H. H. Meier Dresden and Rhien plus Frankfurt and Wittekind to transport 10 000 to 12 000 troops to China. Agents report 22 ships totaling about 106 000 tons have been diverted from commerce, with ships already sailing Bremen to New York and other routes as the crisis grows.
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New York
China
United States
Pacific
Pontes
India
Suez Canal
Germany
Baltimore
Lloyd Steamship Company
Bremen
H. H. Meier
Dresden
Rhien
Frankfurt
Wittekind
Powers' Case Opens With Banker's Testimony
John A. Black of Barboursville testified Powers sought counsel on forming a mountain organization to intimidate the legislature. Black advised against the plan, and Powers grew angry. He said Governor Taylor and Republican leaders approved it. a $1000 check from Charles Finley to the Louisville and Nashville railroad covered transporting the men to Frankfort.
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Charles Finley
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Frankfort
Black
Safe Blower's Fate Shocks Naylor and Patrol
A massive explosion at Depews' store in Naylor Georgia wrecked the center of town. Debris, torn timbers, and scattered currency marked the ruin as a safeblower likely died inside the safe. In Sedalia Missouri a boy 7 was killed playing with a stolen army musket. Blue and Gray veterans begin reunions in Atlanta. A Kansas trial reports sensational testimonies in a murder case. An Arkansan night operator was robbed of about 12 to 15 dollars near Fair Oaks.
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Gernie Jones
Jimmie Ewing
Peter Bryant
Ewing
Fair Oaks
Wynne
Ark
J. H. Clendenin
Iron Mountain
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