Summer travel fares and sale dates across multiple cities
Railway districts list varied sale dates from June to August for destinations including Chicago St Louis Knoxville Austin Bryan Ashville Denver Huntsville Dallas Palestine Minneapolis Portland Monteagle Birmingham Marlin and more. Fares often one way or round trip plus small surcharges with limits ranging 60 days to August 30. Authorized agents I G N Palestine Texas listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Palestine
Waco
Ashville
N. C
YMCA
Denver
International Sunday School Association
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Huntsville
Texas
Summer Normal School
Austin
University
Texas— Grand Lodge K. of P. Colored
Mit
Bryan
A and M. College
Dallas
Texas Christian Convention Retail Grocers and Butchers Association
Christian Erdeavor
Minneapolis
Minn
Order of Eagles
St Paul
Portland
Obe
National Convention Travelers Protective Association
Supreme Jodge Nelent Order
United Workmen
Monteagle
Tenn
Assembly Bible School
Birmingham
Ala
National Convention Colored Baptist
Marlin
Great Health Resort
J Price
Jubilant crowds greet Edward as peace declared in Cape Colony
Report from Cape Town on June 7 notes surrender of more than 1500 Boers across points. Commandant Fouche arrives at Cradock with 36 Free Staters and 219 rebels. Fouche ill. Conroy’s men cheer peace and sing for King Edward. Dewet personally oversees Verdefort surrender. Schalkburger appeals for acceptance of terms and forgiveness of past actions.
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Cape Town
Fouche
Cradock
Cape Colony
Conroy
Edward
King
Christian Dewet
Verdefort
Orange River Colony
Schalkburger
Transvaal
Natal
Pietermaritzburg
South Africa
Officers to Face Court Martial After Venice Arrests
The Navy announces the court of inquiry recommends trial by court martial for Lt John C. Doddridge and Capt Robert F. Wynne and AS Robert F. Ledbetter on unbecoming behavior. Naval Cadet James C. Kress and Pvt Wilfred Langley are not to face further action. Admiral Crowninshield disagrees with the inquiry’s adverse finding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Doddridge
United States Navy
Robert F. Wynne
United States Marine Corps
Robert F. Ledbetter
James C Kress
Wilfred Langley
Crowninshield
Beauty Not Bar to Jury Verdict in St Paul Case
The Minnesota Supreme Court upheld Emma Koplitz's $30,000 award against the city of St Paul. The court rejected the city's claim that the jurors were swayed by the plaintiff's beauty after an injury on a coaching trip. The ruling denies a new trial and leaves the verdict intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
The
Are of
Minnesota
Emma Koplitz
Supreme Court
New Plan Discussed to Settle Anthracite Strike
In New York on June 7 a new settlement plan for the anthracite strike is debated. It would form a committee to inspect mines and seek a settlement, including coal weighing and possible concessions. President Mitchell is said to have discussed the plan and may waive union card recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Accident on electric line causes injuries in Brentwood
June 7 reports twenty five injured and two dead after a collision between a car on an electric line and a locomotive near Brentwood in St. Louis county. Authorities list victims and unnamed drivers among the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behave Persens
Per
Uii Pacific
Brentwaad
St. Louis
Eruption at Fort de France Creates Giant Smoke Cloud
In Fort de France an volcanic eruption produced a four mile high column of black smoke spreading into a forty mile wide mushroom cloud. No detonations or ash showers occurred. Sea level rose three feet then dropped before returning to normal as Prof Heilprin and Mr Kennan observed yellow vapor earlier in Le Precheur. Despite the eruption, people remained calm and order was quickly restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort de France
Ilee
Heilprin
Mr. Kennan
le Precheur
Pumice From Mont Pelee Reaches Galveston Beach
June 7 Galveston witnesses pumice stones believed to come from Mont Pelee in Martinique. Deputy County Clerk Clem Kuhnel reports a fresh lava piece found locally, suggesting waves carried lava 1500 miles to Galveston shores. A separate item notes bartender George Fogle shot at 705 Main Street, possibly fatally, with the shooter fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Mont Pelee
Martinique
Galveston Island
Clem Kuhnel
Fort Worth
Tex
George Fogle
Main Street
Texas Base Ball Games Reported in Texas League
Friday results show Waco defeating Paris 6 to 4 with batteries Companion and Noyes for Waco. Dallas beat Texarkana 6 to 4, with Shelby and Berry behind the plate and Murphy and Blasengame catching. Fort Worth triumphed over Corsicana 3 to 2, batteries Jarvis and O'Donnell for Fort Worth and White and Clark for Corsicana. In a separate note at Bellfontaine C June 7 a Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St. Louis railroad wreck spilled a special horse train, injuring twenty horses and killing brake man James Borden while engineer Daniel Kunkel and fireman George Boyer were injured.
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Waco
Paris
Companion
Noyes
Adams
Moore
Dallas
Texarkana
Shelby
Berry
Murphy
Blasengame
Fort Worth
Corsicana
Jarvis and O'Donnell
White and Clark
Bellfontaine
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis
Mix Station
James Borden
Daniel Kunkel
George Boyer
Franchetti challenges Prinetti to a duel in Rome
In Rome on June 7 a heated lobby dispute over the Italian East Africa budget led Signor Franchetti of the chamber to challenge Foreign Minister Signor Prinetti to a duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Signor Franchetti
Chamber
Signor Prinetti
Child Burned to Death in Smithville Tex
An eight year old girl of Frank Frytag living three miles east of Smithville was burned to death after oil spilled on her and she sat by an open flame. The incident occurred on June 7 and is being investigated locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
Tex
Frank Frytag
Here
Trust Bill Revived In House Pushes Sherman Act Reforms
Representative Richardson of Tennessee reintroduced the trust bill in the House. It would stiffen Sherman act restrictions on restraints of trade, grant civil suits to injured parties, ban mail use to promote combined businesses, and empower prosecutions of cross state trust shipments. The move aligns with a Democratic committee plan to tackle the trust issue in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richardson of
Tennesse
House
Senate
Democratic Congressional Committee
Man Without a Country Faces Shipboard Return Policy
In New Orleans the John Wilson arrived from Bluefields with cabin passenger Fong Jung a Chinaman who had lived in Nicaragua. He is barred from landing under U.S. immigration law and cannot return to Nicaragua under its rules. He faces continued sailings between New Orleans and Bluefields until another ship agrees to take him.
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New Orleans
John Wilson
W. Hanson
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Fong Jung
United States
Mrs Vanderbilt funds new front and bronze doors for St Bartholomew's
Mrs Cornelius Van derbilt has arranged a $200,000 project at St Bartholomew's Protestant Episcopal church in New York. She will present a new front and four bronze doors in memory of her late husband, a former vestryman who aided the institution through his benefactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt
St. Bartholomew's Protestant Episcopal Church
Arbitration Court Set To Hear California Church Damages Case
The Hague report states the United States and Mexico have agreed to submit the California church property damage dispute to the international court of arbitration. If ratified this will be the court’s first case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Hague
International Court of Arbitration
United States
Mexico
California
Village Destroyed by Landslip in Uruch Range
Cambulata village in the Uruch mountain pass was destroyed by a sudden landslip. A large crack opened in the mountain and collapsed onto the village and nearby farms. Inhabitants escaped unharmed.
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Viadikavkaz
North
Caucasia
Cambulata
Uruch Range
Child Falls From Trestle Near Oak Cliff Mills
Four year old son of E B Williamson of southwest Dallas fell from a trestle near the Oak Cliff paper mills while playing with other children on Friday. He was carried home unconscious and died shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
E. B. Williamson
Oak Cliff
Wood card bids sought by A and M College Texas 1902
Sealed bids for 2500 merchantable wood cards to be delivered on college grounds due by 5 pm June 9 1902. Bids may be for wood cut on college land or for delivery by bidder. A $250 certified check must accompany each bid forfeitable if the bidder fails to secure the bond. The college reserves the right to reject all bids. R H Whitlock Pres Pro Tem College Station Texas.
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A. & M. College
R. H. Whitlock
Pres. Pro
Tem
College Station
Texas
Real estate listings near Allen Academy and town plots
The notice advertises multiple parcels near Allen Academy including a southeast town site with small cottage tenant house and well, a six room house with lot on the west side, another six room house with two lots four blocks from Main Street, brick cisterns, a one quarter block east front priced at 250 dollars with easy terms, 75 feet front on Railroad from Otto Boehme property, option to sell part or all, the FaPochila place with two lots and a large two story residence, and other city property.
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Price
Main Street
Allen Academy
East Front
Otto Boehme
FaPochila Place
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Mener
Chicago
Ill
Summer Institute
North Texas Cell
Knoxville
Colored State Teachers Association
Reunion Hood
Texas Erie
Dewitt
E. C. Dewitt & CO
N. Jametta
Zurch
H. E. Simmon
Ined
Rees
Pretoria
Sta i
Navy Department
Venice
Beauty
M. Rouvier
Interior
l—General
Andrearine
M. Marvejouls
Public Instruction
Ie. J Public Works
M Pelle
M. Domergue
M. Trouillot
Erupup
Craterg
Galveston Beach
Texas Base Ball Games
Ohio
Congressman Richardson
Mr. Vanderbilt
J. W. Batts
Brazos County
M. H. James & Company
FOSS
Equitable Urang
Boyle
Box
I & GN
International
Great Northern Railroad
Lewis
Longview
Laredo
San Antonio
Memphis
Objective
GSE
Eupion
the Bryan Grocery Co
Edge Bros
Sanders Bros. & Co
Cole Bros
Thos
Prin
John Wittman
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