Bryan urged to back C W and B V railway extension
A Bryan committee meets I N and G N officials in Calvert and agrees to extend the C W and B V line to Bryan if locals secure right of way depot grounds and promise patronage. About $5000 already raised, engineers could be in field by Monday or Tuesday after contract signing.
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Bryan
Leroy Trice
Steadman
I. & G. N. Railway
Calvert
Texas
Palestine
Lewis
Tike
L. L. McInnis
R. 8. Webb
D. C. Zuber
W.E. Saunders
Henry Rohde
J. W. English
THE PAPER TRUST SPEECH AT NATIONAL EDITORIAL MEETING
Hon Thomas N Patterson of the Rocky Mountain News Denver condemns the paper trust at the National Editorial conventions in New Orleans. He argues tariff protection allows a few mills to dominate white paper supply while J Lanning of the Legal News Newark challenges pulp tariff status triggering heated exchanges before the session adjourns for the afternoon.
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New Orleans
Thomas N. Patterson
Rocky Mountain News
Denver
J. Lanning
Legal News
Newark
Lanning
Ambushing Filipinos Near Batangas Reported
Manila dispatch reports Colonel Anderson with the Thirty-eighth infantry using insurgent tactics to ambush a detachment near Batangas. His troops killed twenty four insurgents, wounded thirty, and captured several, with arms and ammunition seized. The action allegedly unsettles enemy forces in the area.
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Manila
Anderson
Batangas
Confederate reunion committee debates date for second day
In Louisville on March 2 a Confederate reunion committee discusses a resolution proposing Thursday as the second day of the reunion. The draft aims to set a formal schedule and coordinate events for attendees.
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Louisville
Confederate Reunion Committee
Parade Adopted for Confederate Veterans Parade
A parade was ordered for Confederate Veterans and assigned to General J. B. Gordon for command. The resolution calls the parade to consist entirely of Confederate soldiers. Olive, Texas reports Mary Williams, an elderly Black woman, convicted of insanity, took her own life by diving into a well.
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J. B. Gordon
The
Confederate Veterans
Olive, Tex
Mary Williams
Kountze
Anderson Optician Extends Stay to Serve More Customers
F. J. Anderson, the optician, says business has been booming and he will remain in town a few extra days. He aims to help customers first, build a reputation for honesty and skill, and offers services at affordable prices.
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F. J. Anderson
Optician
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Landreths
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F. A.lee
F. A. Lee
J. L. Fountain
J. N. Cole
M. Parker
J. W. Howell
G. M. Brandon
8. B. Buchanan
John Daly
J. W. Coulter
J. A. Myers
Mr. Trice
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Ft. Worth
Grand Lake
the Paper Trust
Patterson
National Editorial Association
Uncle Sam
Washington
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Cuba
Miliary Department of the East
Wesley Merritt
Merritt
O. S. Otis
United States Volunteers
Philippines
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Journal and Advertiser
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Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Chicago
International Association of Machinists
Chicago Association of Machinery Manufacturers
Machinists Association
Canada
Burlington, Vt
Wheeler
United States
George H. Bill
Rutland Railroad Company
Jonne
Wilke
Lumatic
Bryan Water, Ice, Light and Power Company
Exchange Hotel
American Laundry
Wilcox
Bryan Eagle
M. F. Heenan
Dee Mike, Jr
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