SHIPMENTS AND STRIKES IN GROWING MIDLAND REGION
In Ft Kend county a large rice canal is protected while the Shaw rifles of Navasota seek disbandment of their company. The Itasca cotton mill prepares to process its share of the coming crop. Trans Mississippis congress aids Texas waterways. The steel strike costs 356000 per day. A Hereford broom factory ships sixty dozen brooms to Germany. Robi Chadwick, a negro, killed while being lowered into a well at the Whatley place last week.
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Hereford
Texas
Germany
Robi. Chadwick
Whatley Place
Beaum on Herald Threats Names of Young Men in City
The Beaumont Herald warns it will publish the names of all local young men who visit houses of ill repute, noting that others also engage in such acts but only youths are singled out.
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Beaumont Herald
Military rule eyed as Philippines pacification stalls
The administration signals a need to establish military rule in portions of the Philippines as its stated pacification efforts are deemed incomplete and resistant, likening the insurgency to the Boers refusing to yield.
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Philippines
Santa Fe to switch to oil fired trains systemwide
Santa Fe officials express satisfaction with experiments and plan to fuel engines with burning furnaces and boilers at Cleburne shops using oil across the system replacing coal for locomotives and boilers.
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Santa Fe
Cleburne
Electric Belts Offered As Positive Cure
Chas. Claydon announces an electric belt claimed as a positive cure for many ills. He offers testimonials and sells through T. A. Searcy at Bryan Grocery Co's store for $1.00 with a guarantee.
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Brazos
T. A. Searcy
Bryan Grocery Co
Chas. Claydon
Rain-deprived Rock Prairie Seeks Showers as Farmers Hold Crops
Rock Prairie Texas July 16 residents report need for rain to help cotton while most farmers have laid by. Community health is good as Mrs. Buckhalter of Wellborn visits. Rev G A Foster fills services. Prof B H Wiley plans a singing school. prayer meeting reopens. Miss Mattie Foster visits Providence. crowd from Cart Wheel attends preaching. mention of Boll Weevil.
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B. H. Wiley
Bethel
G. A. Foster
Mattie Foster
Providence
Rex Dyspepsia Tablets Promised Cure
To Cure Dyspepsia and Indigestion sour stomach or heartburn take Rex Dyspepsia Tablets. All druggists are authorized to refund money if they fail to cure. Price 50 cents. M. H. James, the leading druggist Bryan Texas.
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M. H. James
Bryan
Texas
Rex Dyspepsia Tablets Offer in Bryan Texas Ad
The advertisement promotes Rex Dyspepsia Tablets for dyspepsia indigestion and heartburn. Drugstores offer money-back refunds if the product fails to cure, with a 50 cent package price. M H James, a leading Bryan Texas druggist, cited.
Bold Conspiracy Aims to Crown Louis Napoleon Emperor
The Ball Mail Gazette cites a Paris dispatch alleging a plot to restore the French republic by placing Prince Louis Napoleon on the throne. The plan, dated Sept 14, centers on a Russian backing with a czar promoted general. Names such as Deron lede, Marquis de Luar Sainces, and Marcel Hahbert are linked to the movement with funds from government officials.
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Louis Napoleon
London
Ball Mail Gazette
Paris
Louis
Deronlede
Marquis de Luar Sainces
Marcel Hahbert
Teen hunter accidentally kills mother during turkey hunt
In Dexter Missouri on July 19 17 year old Charles Doob shot what he believed was a turkey in a thicket and fatally wounded his mother who was berry picking. He was distraught as she died in his arms with blood at the scene.
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Dexter
Charles Doob
Duke of Marlborough to preside over large Unionist gathering
London reports a major political demonstration at Bienheim Palace Woodstock Oxford on August 10 to celebrate the Unionist victory in the election of 8000 delegates from conservative and liberal Unionist associations. Balfour and Chamberlain will speak, with the Duke of Marlborough presiding. about 7000 attendees expected.
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London
Duke of Marlborough
Bienheim Palace
Woodstock
Oxford
Balfour
Chamberlain
James F. Wiley Struck by Car in New York
James F. Wiley a 55 year old former Union Pacific superintendent and long time New York resident was hit by an Eighth Avenue trolley sustaining a collar bone fracture. His stepfather Stephen Baker who lived with him died the day before. In the afternoon Wiley learned by cable of his son James F. Wiley Jr.’s death in the army in the Philippines.
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New York
James F. Wiley
Union Pacific Railroad
Eighth Avenue
Deaths and injuries reported in Dallas and St Joseph notices
Dallas reports the death of 56 year old M Scott Galliger found with a revolver near his head at 939 Bryan Street after his wife died recently in New Orleans. In St Joseph a veterinary deputy condemned a cattle herd in Fairfax with splenic Texas fever, 6 dead and 18 sick of 140 head. Chicago records Lt Col Federick B Hart of the Illinois National Guard fatally injured in a motorcycle streetcar crash.
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Dallas
M. Scott Galliger
Bryan Street
New Orleans
Col. P. B. Hunt
Kentucky
St. Joseph
E. J. Northerton
Fairfax
E. O. Whitford
Chicago
Be.og
Federick B. Hart
First Infantry
Ilinois National Guard
Hart
Actress Lillian Green Seriously Ill in New York Hospital
Miss Lillian Green, a well known actress, is seriously ill in Roosevelt hospital with typhoid fever. She arrived in New York on July 10 from Chicago where she had been acting and was admitted the next day.
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New York
Lillian Green
Roosevelt Hospital
President appoints three new postmasters
Washington July 19 The president has appointed David G Baldwin post master at New Orleans La John P Walworth postmaster at Natches Miss and Henry M Carson postmaster at Pilot Point Tex
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Washington
David G. Baldwin
New Orleans
John P. Walworth
Natches
Miss
Henry M. Carson
Pilot Point
Tex
State board buys Dallas county refunding bonds
At a meeting in Austin the state board of education purchased 50000 Dallas county refunding bonds for the benefit of the permanent school fund.
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Austin
State Board of Education
Dallas County
State encampment opening postponed to 6 AM
Austin reports the formal opening of the state encampment delayed until tomorrow morning at 6 o'clock due to troops not arriving. The postponement affects plans and schedules for attendees and organizers.
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Austin
Strike spreads as Wellsville becomes focal point of labor clash
July 19 Pittsburg report on a major strike centered on Wellsville Ohio with Vandergrift and Duncanville Pa. Amalgamated union efforts face doubt as Wellsville mills push toward full operation. Duncanville plans to organize locals risking closure of American Steel Hoop plants. Vandergrift unrest grows while Osargnegie mills show no discontent amid rumors.
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Pittsburg
Wellsville
Vandergrift
Duncanville
Smith
American Steel Hoop Company
Amalgamated Association
Amalgamated
Steel strike talk again denied by U S Steel president
New York June 19 President Schwab of United States Steel Corporation refused for publication to discuss the steel strike. Through his secretary he conveyed that the president has nothing to say for the present.
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New York
Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Epworth League Convention Draws Strong Local Attendance
The Epworth League convention opened with cool pleasant weather and growing attendance led by Mechanics Pavilion speakers and music. Delegates and residents filled Alhambra and Metropolitan Temple meetings with enthusiasm, sunrise prayers at Grace Central and First Methodist churches, and nightly comedy at the opera house.
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Epworth League
Mechanics Pavillion
California
Alhambra Theater
Metropolitan Temple
Grace, Central
First Methodist Episcopal
To Cure Malaria In Four Days
A remedy called Quinoria promises malaria cure in four days with a money back guarantee. Drugstores authorize refunds if bills fever or malaria fail to cure. Price is 50 cents per package. Sold by Mr James, leading druggist, Bryan Texas.
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Bryan
James
Texas
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Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co
the Daily Eagle
Connelly & Garnys
Ft. Kend County
The
Shaw Rifles of
Navasota
Adjutant General
Itasca
Trans-Mississippi Congress
Cripple Creek
Rock Prairie
D&w
Emmel’s Prescription Pharmacy
Emmel
Emmen’s Prescription Pharmacy
Fred Hart
Opera House
Frisco
Red River Division
Denison and
Sherman Texas
Hanan & Son
Russia
Parks & Waldrop
Tmen’s Outfitters
B. S. Read
Ely
Campbell
Cardus
D. H. Campb
Ladies’ Advisory Department
Gnattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
N.M. McDougald
Sanders
Tf Bros. & Co
Morning Eagle
Haswell
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