Hotel Arrivals and Tucker House Guests List
Hotel arrivals and Tucker House guest list include E H Astin Mumford J S Monk and others from Galveston Athens Dallas San Antonio Fort Worth Beaumont Houston Waco as well as J J Harris Marlin and Madisonville names with locations. Central entries show JT Powell Lexington Waco and LE Mitchell among attendees. The notice catalogs arriving individuals by city and lodging venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange
H Astin
Mumford
J S Monkhouse
Galveston
Harry Alexander Houston
Geo P Brown
Athens
J B Trimble
A T Simpson
Dallas
Jas Gibson
San Antonio
Earl M Brooks
Ft Worth
Miss Stewart
Quinoria druggists authorize refunds for failed cures
All druggists are authorized to refund the money in any case of bills fever or malaria it fail to cure. Price 50c per package. Mr. James the leading druggist Bryan the leading druggist Bryan Texas.
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James
Bryan
Texas
M. H. James
Sivan
Farmers Finish Corn Planting and Local Notices
March 4 notes in Wellborn and Grimes County report corn planting largely complete. Local items include Rev W T Wood’s church appointment, Ed Royal and Miss Powell’s marriage, illness in Tom Boyder’s family, H T Palmer moving to Wellborn for telegraph study, and city election notices for Bryan.
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W. T. Wood
Grimes County
Ed Royal
Miss Powell
Justice of the Place
Tom Boyder
H. T. Palmer
Wellborn
Sandel
Real Estate Listings Near Aller Academy and Town
South half of block near Aller Academy price 550 about one and a quarter acre near schoolhouse in southeast town small new cottage tenant house and well on premises price 1000 six room house and one lot on west side of town price six room house and two lots on four blocks from Main Street brick cistern on premises price 1250 the M B Cole home place two and a half lots and six room house price 1600 800 acre Brazos Bottom farm price 20 per acre Will sell in small tracts 975 feet front on Railroad steer out of Otto Boehme property will sell part or all also other city property
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Aller Academy
Ain Street
M. B. Cole
Brazos
Otto Boehme
Gell
Brain food nonsense and August Flower cure all
An old time advert ridicules food faddists and promotes Green's August Flower as a universal remedy. It claims digestion improvement liver stimulation blood purification and vitality through regular doses. Dr G G Green's Seamanion Almanac is advertised at Wilson Jenkins Drug Co. for health benefits.
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G. G. Green
Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co
Green
Rex Dyspepsia Tablets Offer Refund Plan
Cure stomach trouble and indigestion with Rex Dyspepsia Tablets. Drugstores refund money if not cured. Price five cents? 50 cents. M. H. James, leading druggist, Bryan, Texas.
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Rice
M. H. James
Bryan
Exas
Conference on Cuban tariff concessions unsettled relations
Washington March 7 The third Republican conference on Cuban tariff concessions drew about 150 members and sharp debate between the Payne 20 per cent reciprocity plan and the Tawney rebate plan. Dalzell argued for reciprocity, while others pressed objections and postponement. The meeting adjourned to allow further reconciliation. El Paso wreck report with fifteen dead robs details. 30 passengers missing. nine coaches burned. only one coach escaped.
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Washington
House of Representatives
House
Payne
Tawney
Minnesota
Henderson
Cannon
Ilinois
White House
Dalzell
Ways and Means Committee
Daizell
Republican Party
Philadelphia
Taylor
Ohio
Mahan
West
Pennsylvania
Representative Long
Kansas
el Paso
Maxon
Sanderson
Ryan
New York
Mast
St. Louis
Harry Bertsch
Stockwell
May Again Patch Differences Between Two Shipping Firms
New York March 7 plans under consideration may allow Pacific Mail Steamship and Panama Railroad to renew traffic relations. The contract expired about two years ago, Panama Railroad refused renewal on old terms, triggering a bitter rate war as each firm sought to capture the other's traffic.
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New York
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Panama Railroad Company
Panama Railroad
Warrant Issued for Greene and Gaynor in Conspiracy Case
In Savannah federal court Judge Emory Speer estreated bonds of Benjamin J. Greene and John F. Gaynor at 40000 dollars each for conspiracy against the United States. Bench warrants issued for their arrest. Judge Speer criticized how the missing defendants have treated the case, saying they have trifled with justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Gaynor
Savannah
United States District Court
Emory Speer
Benjamin J. Greene
John F. Gaynor
United United States
Speer
Five Victims Recovered From Catsburg Mine Blast
Monongahela Pennsylvania March 7 five bodies recovered from the Catsburg mine fire damp explosion. Victims were already dead when found by rescuers and were blackened burned and bruised almost beyond recognition.
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Monongahela
Catsburg
Jockey Patsy McDermott Engaged for Russia Ride
Patsy McDermott, the American jockey who rode successfully in England and France last year, has been engaged to ride in Russia this season for Count Ribbau Pierre. He will depart for Russia in a few days from New York on March 7.
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New York
Patsy McDermott
England
France
Russia
Ribbau Pierre
Chance for American Officers Offer in Cavite Heiress Plans
San Francisco report notes Lieutenant B Vanschaick recent Philippines return. General Zane of Cavite, described as a multimillionaire, offers to give $500,000 to each American army officer who will marry his daughters. The claim centers on a lavish, but unverified, incentive.
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San Francisco
B. Vanschaick
Philippines
Zane
Cavite
Resignation of Major General Oppenheimer in Texas Guard
Austin reports Major General L M Oppenheimer has resigned from command of the Texas Volunteer Guard division. governor accepted, Adjutant General Scurry ordered him listed. No successor named yet. Also noted are a letter from Mrs Reagan about Judge Reagan’s improvement but bedbound, and a 17 year old girl Irene Swank’s suicide at home reportedly due to love disappointment.
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Austin
L. M. Oppenheimer
Division of
Texas Volunteer Guard
Scurry
Oppenheimer
Story
Reagan
Palestine
Irene Swank
Deputation Seeks Action on Song Piracy in US
In New York on March 7 a delegation of musical copyright owners urged Ambassador Choate to press the issue with the U S government. Parliament figures show broad sympathy for victims of song piracy as about 3000 legitimate music sellers suffer from unscrupulous pirates.
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New York
Choate
United States
Prince Henry of Prussia to Sail on Deutschland
New York March 7 skilled artists work on the deck of the Deutschland preparing officers quarters on the bridge for the royal reception on the return voyage to Germany. The Deutschland will sail at 3 30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon and the royal passenger is expected to board at Hoboken after Prince visited the capital of New York today.
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New York
Prince Henry of Prussia
Germany
Hoboken
Prince
Coal famine fears rise as floods hit anthracite regions
New York reports floods and washouts in coal regions sparking fear of a coal famine beyond the city. Officials say this city has about ten days of hard coal stored, even if no coal trains arrive. Anthracite operators remain hopeful for relief soon.
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New York
Police raid nets 48 women and 29 men in New York district
A new raid on the red light district results in the capture of 48 women and 29 men as doors of many resorts are forced open with axes. Police vow to press raids until the area is thoroughly cleared and cleansed. In Denver a man claiming to be John Russell of London, Ont., surrenders after admitting embezzling 500 dollars from John Garvey, a London wholesale grocer.
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New York
Red Light
Denver
John Russell
London
Ont
John Garvey
London Police Department
Engineer Frederick Blume of Peru Dies at 84
Lima reports Frederick Blume a St Thomas native and Peru resident for four decades, civil engineer who started by building a Tennessee railway and later worked with several Peruvian railroads. New York notes Paterson strike of plumbers tinsmiths and sheet metal workers largely ended with most workers back on the job.
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Lima
Frederick Blume
St. Thomas
Peru
Tennessee
New York
Paterson
N. J
Yerkes Recovered From Illness In London
London March 7 Charles T Yerkes traction magnate has fully recovered from influenza and now attends to his business at his office daily
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London
Charles T. Yerkes
WRECK OF THE WAESLAND Only-Passengers Were Drowned, but Soste Pte One
The British steamer Harmonides from Brazil collided with and sank the Red Star line Waesland about 40 miles southwest of Holyhead. Only two Waesland passengers, a man and child, are reported dead. one woman injured. Rescue boats waited hours in fog as Harmonides reached port with survivors.
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Soste Pte One
Liverpool
Harmonides
Red Star Line
Waesland
Holyhead
Man
Barred From Action Against Northern Securities
Minnesota barred by supreme court decision from taking action in any court against Northern Securities company. Inter Ocean St Paul correspondent says the ruling prevents the state from joining issues with the corporation in supreme or circuit courts, effecting all Minnesota courts.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Supreme Court
Northern Securities Company
Inter-Ocean
St. Paul
Circuit Courts
Frank J Bumb Sues Railroad for 20000 and Oil Firm Helps
Frank J Bumb, a Cotton Belt switchman, sued for 20000 in Bowlet County District Court at New Boston after a broken leg. The National Cotton Oil Co was named a co defendant for shared responsibility. On Thursday the railroad and the oil firm confessed judgment for 4000 and the railroad agreed to permanent employment for Bumb.
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Texarkana
Tex
Frank J Bumb
Railway Company
Bowtle County
New Boston
National Cotton Oil Company
Old Stone Fort Removed in Nacogdoches
The famous old stone fort in Nacogdoches Texas is rapidly being removed on March 7 with no plan for preservation. Large stones are stored on a private lot while citizens gather in numbers to watch the walls fall as workmen dismantle the historic structure.
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Nacogdoches
Tex
Meteor Ready for Hamburg Voyage on Alexandria
Philadelphia March 7 The German steamer Alexandria of the Hamburg American line has been engaged to convey the emperor s yacht Meteor to Hamburg The Alexandria which reached this port Thursday will meet the Meteor off Sandy Hook on March 17 and sail at once for Europe.
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Philadelphia
Alexandria
Hamburg-American Line
Hamburg
Sandy Hook
Europe
After machinists strike ends nearly 1000 seek jobs
In San Francisco on March 7, about a thousand men formerly with the local machinists’ unions sought employment with their old firms. Fewer than one hundred were rehired to the positions they left last May, reflecting a slow return to work after the settlement.
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San Francisco
Cal
United States cruiser Atlanta aids maneuvers off Mar del Plata
The United States cruiser Atlanta joins naval maneuvers off Mar del Plata in the Rio de la Plata. She lies beside the training ship Sarmiento which carries the president of Argentina and his staff during the exercise.
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Buenos Ayres
United States
Atlanta
Mardel
Rio de la Plata
Sarmiento
Argentina
Quiet Aftermath at Port Arthur Guffey Refinery
Austin dispatch reports Adjutant General Scurry has returned from Port Arthur where he inspected tensions at the Guffey refinery involving Mexican and white labor. He supplies a brief update on the situation and next steps.
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Austin
Scurry
Port Arthur
Guffey
General Scurry
Five Men Die In Mine Explosion At Monongahela
An explosion at the Catsburg mine of the Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke company in Monongahela Pennsylvania on March 7 killed five men and seriously injured several others, with two fatalities reported.
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Monongahela, Pa
Catsburg
Monongahela River
Strike at Norfolk reports unchanged situation in city
Strike at Norfolk Virginia on March 7 states the strike situation remains unchanged as strikers declare opposition to violence and the city is calmer than before.
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Norfolk
Snow removal cost for New York City tops seven hundred thousand
Figures compiled by the city snow inspector show that this winter’s snow removal has cost New York $700,000 in municipal expenditures.
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New York
Pilgrims Victim of Cholera in Me dina
Cholera has broken out among pilgrims at Medina. One hundred ten deaths have occurred among the pilgrims in the outbreak reported from Constantinople dated March 7.
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Constantinople
Medina
Census Bureau Bill Signed in Washington
The president signed into law a bill creating a permanent census bureau in Washington, with the action reported from March 7. The move centralizes federal statistical work under a dedicated bureau, signaling long term commitment to national data collection and demographic research.
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Washington
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Tucker House
Mooring
C. M. Spell
Golf
J. W. Batts
Brazos County
Melrose Imperial Sys
John M. Caldwell
Fine Jersey Bull Services
Southern Pacific
Mr. Dalzell
Wil
Roussia
Yerkes
Bumb
Old Stone Fort
Houston
Texas Central
Dallas, Austin, Waco, FT. Worth
Denison
Houston, Corsicana
Pac
S. F. B. Morse
T. J. Anderson
M. L. Robbins
Pass
Traf. Mgr
Pasa
Aoa
Soas
John Wiitman
Egpion
Eupion
the Bryan Grocery Co
Edge Bros
Sanders Bros. & Co
Cole Bros
Thos
Gaifornia
M.l.“Robbins, Gen. Pass. & Ticket Ag
Bryan, Texas
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