Official Recognition for Armenian Americans in Constantinople
The United States legation reports official recognition of Beyrouth American Medical College examinations matching French standards. Armenian wives and children naturalized in the United States may now leave the empire to join husbands and fathers. Ministers recognize American charitable and religious establishments, awaiting imperial approval. Mr Banks may soon be authorized for Tel Abraham excavations in Mesopotamia.
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Constantinople
United States
Legation
American Medical College
Bey Routh
Empire
Council of Ministers
Banks
Tel Abraham
Mesopotamia
Abraham
Excursion Boat Rushes Inland on Mississippi Flood
The river rose slowly after two days of stagnation, reaching 34.4 feet as Memphis and surrounding counties faced inundation. Excursion boats ventured five miles inland while railroads battled delayed schedules and communities watched vast floodwaters from the bluffs.
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Memphis
Tenn
Crittenden and
Lee Counties
Arkansas
Multiple Deaths and Incidents Reported Across Cities
Pat Redman section hand found dead in bed at Fort Worth. Dan Shannon found dead in a tank near Moscow Texas. Ramon Gonzales fell from ladder at Eagle Pass with broken neck. Col Max Joseph robbed of $1000 diamond scarf pin at Atlanta. Matt Riff merchant tailor found dead in bed at San Antonio. Francis of the Louisiana Purchase exposition tendered banquet in Paris. Fifty people and large gambling apparatus seized in New York. Mrs Ferguson and daughter drowned in Big Coon Creek Scottsboro Alabama. Blake Lillard stabbed to death at Decatur Texas. City Marshal Hein and two sons arrested. Robards Tobacco plant Henderson Kentucky burned. loss about $75,000, insurance $50,000. George J Gould paid $1500 for special train from Jacksonville to overtake a missed train. Union Pacific railroad workers’ wages up from 12 to 15 percent. Two killed and 25 injured in Montreal fire. $400,000 property loss. Lady abbess of Munich asylum found guilty of attempted poisoning. six years. Frank Smith fell to death painting Juanita building Dallas. 2100-pound steer shown at Fort Worth fat stock show. G W Sanders Jewelry valued at $3000 stolen from Boston couple boarding steamer Farragut for Jamaica.
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Pat Redman
Fort Worth
Dan Shannon
Moscow
Tex
Ramon Gonzales
Eagle Pass
Max Joseph
Athens
Atlanta
Matt Riff
Hot Springs
Ark
San Antonio
Francis
Paris
New York
Ferguson
Big Coon Creek
Scottsboro
Ala
Blake Lillard
Decatur
Heln
Robards Tobacco Company
Henderson
George J. Gould
Jacksonville
Fla
Union Pacific Railroad
Montreal
Canada
Munich
Frank Smith
Juanita
Dallas
D. S. Donald
Denton County
G. W. Sanders
Charles W. Rigeon
Boston
Farragut
Jamaica
House Passes Bills on Extermination, Tax, and Rail Lines
Saturday was local bill day in the Texas house. A $50,000 appropriation for boll weevil extermination passed. A bill to fix charges by water providers passed. A bill restricting railroad construction to Texas-incorporated firms passed. A vote defeated inviting ex governor Hogg to speak. He will address the public at the opera house Wednesday on Texas as an empire state ruled by the people.
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Ation
Hogg
Austin
Texas
House
Messrs. Isaacks and
Mays
Opera House
Empire State
Prohibitionists Carry Grayson and Camp Counties
In Sherman Texas on March 9 the prohibitionists won Grayson county by about 600 votes while Sherman city voted anti. Local option results in Liano indicate the county likely went wet by a small margin with one box outstanding leaving antis ahead by eighteen votes. Camp and Wood counties also went dry by small margins. Pittsburg reports Camp county dry by eighty eight and Wood county carried by prohibitionists.
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Grayson
Camp
Wooa
Sherman, Tex
Grayson County
City of
Sherman
Antis
Liano
Tex
Pittsburg
Camp County
Wood County
Mineola
Six burned to death in hotel fire near Elkins West Virginia
Six persons were burned to death and one fatally injured in a fire Sunday morning at a small hotel in Lester near Elkins West Virginia. The victims were Maggie Coughlan Annie Burke Henry Burke George C Anderson Mrs George C Anderson and a child of the Andersons. Robert Long was fatally injured. Several escaped by jumping from a second story window.
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Elkins
W. Va
Cumberland
Lester
Maggie Coughlan
Overhill
Annie Burke
Wamlesdorf
Henry Burke
Geo. C. Anderson
Geo
Release of Alleged Assault Suspects in Spray Case
Dallas on March 9 reports two young men seized as alleged assailants of Miss Spray have been released after the woman identified them as not the parties.
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Dallas
Miss Spray
Dr. McJunkin Dies in Terrell After Brief Illness
Dr. S W McJunkin assistant superintendent of the insane asylum died here after a brief illness. Seismic disturbances reported on Dominica British West Indies with a severe prolonged earthquake shock felt Saturday afternoon.
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McJunkin
Terrell
Tex
S. W. McJunkin
The
Insane Asylum
St. Thomas
Dominica
British West Indies
Man Dies After Memphis Shooting
Samuel Wolf died from gunshot wounds suffered Saturday in Memphis. George Herbert, identified as the shooter, is held in jail.
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Memphis
Tenn
Samuel Wolf
George Herbert
Herbert
Legislature Moves Toward Summoning Hogg Over Barbershop Remarks
Texas lawmakers clashed over a resolution inviting ex Governor Hogg to speak in the House while accusing him of contempt. A barber shop remark dispute prompted calls for Hogg to testify, but he denied making vile epithets. Speaker Terrell pressed the issue as turmoil spread through the chamber.
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Schluter
Marion County
Hogg
Mays
Terrell
Travis County
Judge Terrell
Murderer sought after policeman slain in Waterbury trolley attack
Police renew hunt for the killer of Patrolman Paul Mendelssohn after a Sunday night assault on a trolley car by masked men in Forest Park. Conductor Weberndorfer and Motorman Chambers were wounded and may return to work soon. Striking street railway workers vow to aid the investigation with a reward for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Conn
Paul Mendelssohn
Forest Park
Weberndorfer
Chambers
Answer Filed In Wabash Railway Grievance Case
A motion for dissolution and an answer to the injunction secured last Tuesday by President Joseph Ramsey of the Wabash railway were filed with Judge Adams in the United States district court. Affidavits from numerous brotherhood officials accompany the filings as the court set a hearing for Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
St. Louis
Joseph Ramsey
Wabash Railway
Adams
Died of Hydrophobia: Six year old boy in New York
Henry Wehrhahn, six, died of hydrophobia after a dog bite eight weeks earlier. He was bitten on the lip and nose while driving away a spaniel. Wounds cauterized, illness followed, and a Pasteur institute treatment came too late. During illness he bit his mother, raising fear she may have contracted the disease.
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New York
Henry Wehrhahn
Wehrhahn
Pasteur Institute
Cuticle Drive For Injured Miss Cummerford
One hundred relatives and friends of Margaret Cummerford of Newark plan to donate skin for 300 square inches to aid her recovery after a February 19 Clifton avenue crossing collision. The nineteen year old high school pupil is reported to be seriously injured but steadily improving due to her strong health.
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Newark
N. J
Margaret Cummerford
Clifton Avenue Crossing
Cummerford
Watich
For Sale in Town: Cheap Land and Houses Across County
Auction style notice lists multiple properties for sale including a two story house, interior and corner lots, 69 acres on Wixon creek Pearson place, 49 acres cultivated, creek bottom land, 1100 acres with tenant houses, 400 acres cultivated, trade offers west of Brazos river, 150 acres Reliance settlement with water and dwelling, 54 acres cultivated under fence, 55 acres west of town with 5 room house, 50 acres Bob Johnson corner under fence, 35 acres cultivated with 3 room house and outbuildings. Other lands noted as too numerous to mention.
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Pochla
Wixon Creek
Pearson Place
Brazos River
Reliance
Bob Johnson
For Sale Abstract Books and Town Lands Brazos County
J. W. Batts offers the only set of Abstract Books or Brazos County land titles for sale. Various parcels near the courthouse, schoolhouse and academy listed with prices from 250 to 1500 dollars. Several 4 room houses with cisterns wells and outbuildings, rents noted, easy terms.
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tneMoe
Brazos County
Do You Enjoy What You Eat Kodol Digest Digestive aid ad
An advertisement promotes Kodol Digests What You Eat as a universal remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims complete restoration of digestion so foods are assimilated into tissue, with tonic properties and improved comfort. Bottles priced at 1.00 regular and 0.50 trial, produced by E. C. DeWitt & Co. and sold by Dr N. M. McDougaly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Dewitt & CO
Chicago
Ill
N. M. McCdougaly
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W. H. Oliver
Bryan, Texas
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Hugh Strayborn
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