Hearne Local News Sketches and Doctor Coulter Departure
Local briefs report residents and visitors in Hearne, including A. B. Carr Jr. and I. M. Cook returning from trips, Miss Arnie Cole arriving from Virginia, and Miss Ruth Proctor visiting in Bryan. Dr H T Coulter departs for Rockdale to practice medicine, noted as educated and trusted by Bryan and the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A1. Herron
Pelton
A. B. Carr Jr
Lampasas
I. M. Cook
Steep Hollow
Mount Vernon
Exposition Saloon
Wilmar Ford
Morgan
Lina Cox
L. L. McInnis
T. B. Graham
Austin
Lillie Chance
Hillsboro
Ruth Proctor
Cghoesbeech
B. F. Leman
Caldwell
Annie Cook
Hearne
J. B. Cochran
J.T. McGee
Roe
Cders
Cottonwood
Pansie Cannon
Maude Nicol
Bryan
Verta
Verna Reed
Hearne Advocate
H. T. Coulter
Rockdale
Dr. Coulter
Coulter
The
A. and M. College
Bellevue Hospital College of
New York
College Visitors Attend Commencement Week Events
Numerous visiting guests arrive for commencement activities at A. and M. College and related events. Alumni and local residents mingle with professors and dignitaries as concerts, addresses, and ceremonies unfold.
Otis and Schurman Disagree Over Philippine Peace Talks
Washington reports a dispute between General Otis and Commissioner Schurman over how diplomacy and force should be used in the Philippines. Schurman favors diplomacy with strength while Otis urges continued hostilities. The two groups continue to operate under cautious instructions. Lincoln relics to be moved to Lincoln Park as Libby Prison is demolished. A major strike halts Cleveland streetcar operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Schurman
General Otis
Otis
Manila
Antipolo
Morong
Gen. Miles
Philippines
Chicago
Lincoln
Illinois
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Lincoln Park
Libby Prison
Coliseum
Wabash Avenue
American Troops Sweep Rebels From Area South of Manila
At dawn 4500 American troops under Generals Lawton Wheaton and Overshine moved from San Pedro Macaulay toward Paranaque, engaging rebels in two hill trenches. Heavy heat caused many prostrations as 40 percent of the force fatigued. two officers and 21 soldiers were wounded, rebels left 50 dead, and Paranaque was shelled by the Monadnock and three vessels prompting retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Lawton
Wheaton
Overchine
San Pedro Macau
Bay of Manila
Baylake
Paranaque
Twenty-first
Ninth Infantry
Colorado Volunteers
Nevada Cavalry
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Infantry
Fourth Cavalry
Overshine
Colorado Infantry
Colorado
Fourteenth
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G.N
Hearne and
San Antonio
Hearne North Bound
Irma Chinski
Navasota
J. W. Coulter
Arthur
Bob Hudspeth
Eagle
Sid Rhodes
Eugene Long
Ous
B. F. Higgs
J. T Hines
Ais Ae
John B. Mike's
Arnie Cole
Virginia
Hollins Institute
Brazos County
R. H. Harrison
Henry Freeman
Agnes Horlock
Minnie Ludlow
Marie Mistrot
Jerry Randolph
Madisonville
State University
Will R. Thomas
Knox Howard
Mary Lou Thomas
Allie Ashford
W. R. Johnston
Oe B. Reed
Loust
D. G. Edmerson
Mattie Watkins
Carrie Henderson
Will Saunders
Frank Myers
Bedford City
Randolph-Macon Academy
Ward
Marlin
Anita Hunter
Ft. Worth
Alma Dickerson
Paris
Daisy Astin
Mumford
G. S. Parker
Mrs. Dobbs
Miss Crest of
Groebeeck
Cdl
J. L. Foster
Calhoun
Kyle
San Marcos
J. H. Connell
R. L. Henry
Waco
Eagle Office
Mr. Henry
Henry
St. Louis
Mersrs
Will Zalch
Dr. Barlow
Willow Hole
Meteor
Karten
J.F. Nichols
Greenville
F. I. Garth
Nichols
Spain
College Mon Ney
High Prairie
Sol Golding
Lillie Worley
Irwin G. McGee
Arthur Worley
Mt. Lebanon College
Mt. Lebanon
Herschel
J. B. Andrews
Harrison
Williams and Thornhall
R. A. Harrison
Brenham
Ne. F. Casties
Wesa Weddington
Harve Weddington
Mattie Ella Yarborough
Sadie McIntyre
W. 8. Howell
Episcopal Church
T. S. Caven
Marehall
Charles Evans
J. W. Johnson
Minnie
Lexington
John M. Caldwell
DF Nichols
Yerrell
F. J. Garth
KR. H. Seale
Benchley
T. P. Cook
Wellborn
Otis and Schurman
Cleveland
Norrell
Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co
MO. M. Lawrence & CO
Bolton
Hamilton-Brown
Norwood
Tyler Haswell
Texas Bakery
Otto Boehme
Texas
Hartmans
Wooten
M. F. Heenan
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