Revival ends in Gilmer with forty six baptisms
Dr. George B. Butler closed a nine day revival in Gilmer Texas reporting forty six Baptist additions with thirty by profession and a $100 cash gift plus three students for the college. He leaves for Mart to begin another meeting as Texas Woman's College progress speeds toward completion ahead of schedule.
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George B. Butler
Gilmer
Texas
Baptist Church
Butler
Mart
Texas Woman’s College
The
Eagle
Harrison
Eat What You Like Use Mi-o-na For Stomach Relief
An old advertisement urges readers to avoid strict dieting and instead use Mi-o-na to cure stomach troubles. It claims typical treatment relies on a rigid diet list and promotes the product as a solution.
Miona tablets touted to cure stomach troubles
An advertisement claims Miona tablets strengthen the digestive system and cure related symptoms. It asserts relief from loss of appetite belching sour taste and stomach pains and promises a money back guarantee by E. J. Jenkins if the remedy fails to cure a 50 cent box.
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E. J. Jenkins
Roosevelt rejects meat inspection bill as inadequate
President Roosevelt expresses complete disapproval of the meat inspection bill as drafted by the house agriculture committee. He tells Chairman Wadsworth that the draft is not adequate to meet the present conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
House Committee On Agriculture
Wadsworth
House Committee
Editor in Politics speech by Jasper Collins at national meeting
Jasper Collins of Carthage Texas delivered an address titled The Editor In Politics before the National Editorial association in Indianapolis on June 15. Governor Hoch of Kansas spoke on A Country Editor, by One of Them, praising the country editor. An Army order from Washington moved Company B Twenty sixth Infantry from Fort Ringgold Texas to Fort Sam Houston after July 1, with Ringgold to be placed under caretakers.
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Indianapolis
National Editorial Association
Jasper Collins
Carthage
Tex
Hoch
Kansas
Fort Ringgold
Washington
War Department
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Fort Sam Houston
Bomb Thrown in Russian Town Sparks Sectarian Massacre
A Jewish anarchist hurled a bomb during a religious procession in Bialystok on Thursday, killing a Russian clergyman and wounding many. In retaliation Christians attacked Jews, looting shops on Alexandrov and Suraz streets, firing from windows, with Jews fleeing to the railroad station where several were killed. Soldiers fired on the mob, and three Jews were thrown from second story windows at the station.
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Bialstock
Russia
Alexandra Street
Alexandrov
Suraz Street
Train Wreck Near Elba Sours Marietta Travel
The Southern Pennsylvania line wreck disabled the 7 30 p m arrival at Marietta Ohio when the locomotive baggage car and tender went over an embankment after the engine jumped a track at Elba eighteen miles north. Engineer Vaughan was badly scalded and may die Fireman Shackles was internally injured and will die. J J Maroney of Marietta was badly cut with glass. Sixty passengers aboard the smoking car were not seriously hurt.
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Marietta, O
Southern
Pennsylvania Railroad
Elba
Vaughan
Shackles
J. J. Maroney
Bryan Buttonholed by Crank Over Field Rat Diet Plan
The incident occurred in St. Petersburg when a crank proposed to teach Americans to eat field rats to prevent famines. He offered $25,000 to interest the public. Bryan praised a complimentary renomination resolution but said no announcement on 1908 candidacy yet. He then called on Foreign Minister Iswoleky with Ambassador Meyer present.
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Crank
St. Petersburg
W. J. Ryan
Bryan
Iswoleky
Meyer
Announced Slate for District County and Precinct Offices
The Eagle lists candidates authorized for district county and precinct posts subject to Democratic primaries action. The notice names no specific individuals or races in readable text.
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Eagle
SQUIRE SMITH SWINGS
Prescott, June 15. Squire Smith, a negro, convicted of murdering John and Count Clegham, both negroes, was hanged here after the verdict.
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Prescott
Ariz
Squire Smith
John
Count Clegham
Diverse Updates From Texas and Britain Headlines
Sale of Hominy lots ended. Beaumont now lists 20,204 residents per city directory. Two wells added to Corsicana Powell oil field on 18th. Texas penitentiaries reported in fine condition. Fifteen cargoes of machinery ordered for Denison Cotton mill. District Clerk Neville found dead in San Antonio. daughter to succeed. Lady Mary Hamilton, Britain’s wealthiest woman, wed Marquis of Graham in London. Dallas alderman Charles Steinmann dies of paralysis. Galveston thief returns $60 from purse containing steamship ticket and checks. Muskogee Benson’s park grandstand destroyed by steamship machine explosion. no injuries. Shipping Bill Favored: House committee backs twenty eight hour cattle shipping bill. Texas cattlemen show strong interest.
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Hominy
Okla
Beaumont
Corsicana-Powell Oil Field
Wortham
Texas
Denison
Neville
San Antonio
Mary Hamilton
Great Britain
London
Marquis of Graham
Charles Steinmann
Dallas
Ninth Ward
Galveston
Benson's Park
Muskogee
Grand Stand
Dust Storm Blasts Dallas City Streets
Dallas endured a blinding dust storm Friday afternoon that made walking nearly impossible, followed by a heavy shower.
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Dallas
Mines Close Down Over Scale Dispute
Tarentum area mines Cornell Creighton McFetridge and McKean coal firms shut as operators refuse Pittsburg scale. Pickets guard sites and about 1000 workers remain idle in Pittsburg district on June 15.
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Pittsburg
Cornell, Creighton, McFetridge
McKean Coal Companies
Tarentum
Local Roster Of County And District Officials
A list of public officials and candidates in various districts including Congress Sixth, District Attorney for the 20th, District Clerk Horace O Jones and Will A Millican, Representatives J L Fountain and W C Davis, Sheriff R M Nall, County Attorney J G Minkert Lam ar Bethea, County Treasurer JD M Lawrence, County Clerk W C Boyett, Tax Collector Wipprecht, Tax Assessor J H Mccullough, and County Commissioners J Mooring and C Blume with reelection notes.
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City National Bank
Roan
Edward Hall
Parker
EH. Astin
A. W. Wilkerson
J. N. Cole
J. W. English
Tad
Carnes & Wallace
Bryan, Texas
DR. Butler
Texas Woman's College
Emmel
Emmel Q. Maloney
Progressive Druggists
Bill
Collins
National Association
Engineer Scalded
Bryan Buttonholed
Bryan Ice, Storage & Coal Company
L. Stephan
House Committee On Interstate Commerce
Senate
T. S. Henderson
Cameron
Milam County
Rufus Hardy
Corsicana
Navarro County
Richard Mays
J. M. Ralston
Horace O. Jones
Will A. Millican
J. L. Batte
J. L. Fountain
W. C. Davis
R. M. Nall
J. J. Cahill
J. G. Minkert
Lamar Bethea
M. Lawrence
W . C. Boyett
G. W. McMichael
A. G. Board
W. Wipprecht
A. ED. McConnico
J. H McCullough
Monroe Edge
Mooring
C Blume
Justice of the ‘Peace
L. D. McGee
W. Gillie Mitchel
Constable Prec
C. L. Baker
T.R. Batte
Notary Public
Rohde
Tucker
Joe B. Reed
Main Street
W.r.rhodes
Exc
L. Taylor Knox Bros
E. Rohde
W. T. Ford
J. W. Hamilton
C.vesmirovski
A. Schultz J. W. White H. D. Evans
Wootan
Ford
Ford's
S Saloon
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