Americans Hold Line After Backward March at Pereidas Marinas
In Manila a force of insurgents attacked American troops on the left flank near Pereidas Marinas. Despite being surrounded and suffering four killed and 28 wounded, Major Budd’s Fourth Infantry fought back with reinforcements from Imus. The town surrendered, and Wheaton’s column moved into Pereidas Marinas with limited resistance. Rear Admiral Watson arrived in Manila and hoisted his flag aboard the Baltimore.
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Pereidas Marinas
Fourth Infantry
Budd
Peres Des Marinas
Imus
Wheaton
Idle Klondike Arrivals Highlight Dawson Hardship
Dawson crowds of Klondikers from the Dirigo report a labor market stretched thin with many idle men. Wages for common labor hover at thirty five cents an hour plus board, while numerous workers endure beans and bacon with little hope of immediate employment.
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Port
Townsend
Dirigo
Klondike
Dawson
Doctor Seymour to Visit Bryan for Eye Clinic
The esteemed optician Dr. Seymour plans another visit to Bryan Texas, endorsed by local leaders and medical authorities. Prominent residents testify to his skill with testimonials from Waco and Bryan parents praising improved vision after his treatment.
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South
Seymour
Eyes Gain With Glasses From Dr Seymour Visit
Mrs. W H Davidson reports eyes improved after glasses made by Dr W I Seymour during his Bryan visit. She says headaches vanished and she can read or sew long hours without discomfort. Seymour to be at Exchange Hotel June 22 23 94 with hours 8 to 12 1 to 6 pm.
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Dreyfus
Paris
Rennes
Brest
The
Figaro
South Hadley
Mass
Mount Holyoke College
President McKinley
McKinley
Allen
Grace McKinley
Roger Wolcott
Scott
Sen
Bryan
Texas
W. I. Seymour
Waco
Tex
Mrs. L. B. Reep
College Station
Capitol Hotel
Houston
W. H. Davidson
Seymour
Exchange Hotel
Obituary notices Ellen Parson Dixon 1868 1899
Ellen Nora Parson born July 17 1868 in Mississippi married G R Dixon August 1888 in Brazos County Texas. She died May 39 1899 of heart failure leaving seven children, six living. She joined the Baptist church years ago and lived in faith. The note closes with a consoling message to relatives and a brief local update from Green's Prairie about rains crops chinch bugs and social notices.
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Ellen Nora Parson
Mississippi
G. R. Dixon
Brazos County
Texas
Mixon
The
Baptist Church
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Wyman
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War Department
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Nimia
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Wygalls Bridge
Norfolk and Western Road
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Madison Pratt
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Falmouth
Eng
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Taylor
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Victoria
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Chicago
CURE
Pre Mon Cholera Inc
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Hall’ Drug Store
Bryan, Texas
Atisfactory
Riea
Iby
Rosie
der _ks
Ature
DR. Seymour Coming
W. S. Seymour
D. D. Dawson
James
Melourald
D. J. Price, G. P
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John Oe
Sland Shoe Store
N. Jametta
Green's Prairie
Daisie Kincannon
Cartwheel
Zaddie Williams
Susie Goodyear
Wooten
C. Marek’s
Saunders & Johnson’s
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