First Texas Wheat Arrives as Coast Reports Pumice Stone Arrival
The Daily Eagle notes the first car of Texas new crop wheat reached Galveston. Pumice stone, possibly from Mont Pelee, washed ashore on Galveston beach. A. and M. College graduates this year number 30, the largest since 1894. A dispatch hints Senator Hanna is weakening, but refers to knee joints, not nerves.
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Texas
Galveston
Mont Pelee
A. and M. College
Hanna
Rail lines and political heat ripple through Texas politics
Southern Pacific plans a line to Sour Lake while I G N may route to Beaumont. A legislative committee probes Federate home affairs and falls county politics reach an acute stage. Editor Robinson and Bob Henry clash in Mooreeville. a glass breaks as accusations fly amid a hot political season.
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Southern Pacific
Sour Lake
Beaumont
Falls County
Robinson
Waco Times-Herald
Bob Henry
Mooreeville
Henry
The Girl With the Walking Stick Moves Westward
The exchange notes a vogue for the girl carrying a walking stick after hats shirts and collars, saying it may not add charm but she has the right to encumber herself. The trend has appeared in the East and reached Kansas City. Seward’s candy is advertised as a calling card perk by W. S. Wilson Jr. at 161 Wilson.
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Kansas City
Palefaces Initiation Night With Red Men Ceremony
The Calumet Tribe No. 80 and allied tribes initiated several palefaces in a ritual described as a hunting ordeal. A. L. Zinanti and Harry Marwill of Bryan, guided by B. Siegle, endured forest traverses and caverns with poisoned arrows, while T. Benburg and Will Buck faced the rites. venison, spring water, and a peace smoker concluded the event.
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Calumet
A. L. Zinanti
Harry Marwill
Bryan
B. Siegle
Cavon
T. Benburg
Will Buck
Houston Herald
Proposals for Fresh Meats for Texas A and M College
Sealed bids are sought at the President's office for the 1902 03 session fresh meats to the A and M College of Texas. Beef must be corn fed January through April and pork corn fed. A 300 dollar certified check accompanies each bid and is forfeited if a bond is not provided. The college may reject any or all bids. R H Whitlock 159 Pres Pro Tom E R Curry manager of Glass Bros plantation near Hearne was in Bryan yesterday. Hot and cold lunches and fresh weiner at Charley Edinburgs Zennatti block. Sidney Rhodes from Tyler visiting his mother. 169 Sewards Fine box Candy sold by W S Wilson Jr. 161 J R Collier of Mumford in city yesterday.
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A. & M. College of Texas
R.H. Whitlock
Tom
E. R. Curry
Glass Bros
Hearne
Bryan
Weiner
Charley Edinburg’s
Zennatti Block
Sidney Rhodes
Tyler
Commencement Train Schedule for H. & T. C. Railroad
During Commencement, trains run between College and Bryan per the schedule with times listed for Sunday June 8 Monday June 9 and Tuesday June 10. Right is reserved to vary hours as necessary. Regular passenger trains also run with specified morning and afternoon departures from College.
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Bryan
College
Ly. Bryan
Ly. College
Ly Bryan
Ly College
Ambiguous fragment hints at planned action
Fragmentary text provides limited clues suggesting a forthcoming plan or decision. No names dates or places are readable to identify the exact event or parties involved. The context remains unclear and cannot be determined from the available words.
Cake Sale and Local Notices at Coulter's
The Baptist ladies plan a cake sale at city hall starting 9 o clock Saturday June 7. Orders for commencement cakes urged and may be placed by phone. Various sales and notes from Coulter's include dress fabrics parasols and 20c bleach vests. Local visitors and residents mentioned with no services at Episcopal church today.
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Ladies of the Baptist Church
Coulter's
Episcopal Church
Coulter
Jessie Nall
Hollins Institute
Hollins
Coulter,s
Will Bell
Marlin
Captured by ladrones at Binangonan on Decoration Day
A U S cavalry sergeant two corporals and four privates were decorating graves at Binangonan Rizal Luzon when a large band of ladrones attacked. They captured the soldiers the Binangonan president secretary a doctor and other prominent locals. Two prisoners escaped and fled to Morang. Troops and constabulary pursued the bandits who took a large stash of dynamite from local quarries.
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Raves
Manila
Fifth United States Cavalry
Binangonan
Rizal Province
Luzon
Fifth Cavalry
Morang
Wheeler Delays Dallas Reunion Attendance Cites Cold
General Joe Wheeler explains in a letter why he did not attend the Confederate reunion in Dallas. He says he intended to go and even traveled to Washington, but a bad cold made continuing the journey imprudent and prevented his arrival.
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New Orleans
Joe Wheeler
Dallas
Tie
Washington
Appellate Division Affirms Patrick Will Probate Case
The appellate division affirms Justice Bischoff on Albert T. Patrick in the Rice 1900 will dispute. It dismisses a writ prohibiting probate and denies an absolute writ, allowing the Surrogate to proceed and probate either will.
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New York
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Justice Bischoff
Albert T. Patrick
William M. Rice
Fitzgerald
Bischoff
Rice
Miners to Strike Across Flat Top Fields
A North Fork West Virginia dispatch says the miners’ strike will be nation wide and halt operations for the Flat Top coal and coke companies. About twenty thousand workers are expected to join, with all mines affected as the walkout proceeds today.
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Norfolk
North Fork
W. Va
Floods Delay Kansas and Oklahoma Trains
Kansas City reports trains from Kansas and Oklahoma delayed by floods. The Santa Fe suffers most with many lines stalled and more rain expected. Crops in bottom lands overflowed. Emporia area sees Neosho River spill to five miles wide. wheat harvest suspended in southern Oklahoma.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Santa Fe
Emporia
Kas
Neosho
Miles Denies Wrongful Quote on Washington Order
General Miles, in Chicago, June 7, debarked for Washington via the Pennsylvania road Friday night. An Associated Press reporter saw him at the auditorium and quoted him as saying he had been ordered to Washington and would skip West Point exercises, which he denied before declining further interviews.
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Chicago
Miles
Washington
Pennsylvania Road
Associated Press
West Point
Submarine Explosion Recedes Sea at Castries Beach
A submarine explosion Friday caused the sea to recede about 250 feet on Castries beaches before returning to normal. No damage was reported. Souriere volcano on St. Vincent island is described as quiet.
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Castries
Tten
Souriere
Island of
St. Vincent
Negroes Hold Orgies in Martinique After White Death
Despatches from London claim Martinique is in chaos as surviving blacks allegedly hold orgies and elect a black governor who tolerates excesses.
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London
Martinique
Texan Elected President at Travelers Protective Meet
Portland June 7 Howard Peake of Texas was chosen as president at the national convention of the Travelers Protective association. Indianapolis was selected as the 1902 meeting site.
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Portland
The
Travelers’ Protective Association
Indianapolis
Howard Peake
Texas
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Crane & Hard
CRANE
Huro
Bonn
the Daily Eagle
Connelly & Carnes
Legislative
Board of Managers of the Home
General van Zandt
Seward
W.silson Jr
Wilson
W. 8. Wilson Jr
J. R. Collier of
Mumford
Emmet
Prescription Pharmacy
Hunter
Chatham
Cen
Tral Texas
Monroe Edge
J. A Myers’ Store
Coulter’s
Carrie Baum
Corsicana
W.T. Hanna
Davis Farm
Key Mumford
Yesteray
Ladrones
Bingangonan
Wheeler
Parsons
C. G. Parsons
Jae
Bryan, Texas
Crown Cork System
Hutchinson
Border
Tyler Haswell
Otto Boehme
Houston
Texas Central
Denison
Houston, Corsicana
F. B. Morse
J. Anderson
M. L. Robbins
Pass
Henry & Brogdon
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