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Burt Norwood reaches St Louis and Chicago to buy spring and summer stock. His hat and shoe departments are run by W F Gibbs and E F Crenshaw. Elk hats and Hamilton Brown shoes are top lines. A millinery addition brings Miss Gussie Kyle to Gilmore Anderson with spring opening planned. Dr Tabor reports a mild smallpox case in Freedman Town and fumigation done. Luther Manship to lecture at the Bryan opera house for the public library fund. Lon Johnson touts cheap wall paper and moulding in Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Norwood
St J Louis
Chicago
Norwood
W. F. Gibbs
EF. W. Crenshaw
Houston
Bryan
Hempstead
Gilmore & Anderson
Gussie Kyle
Miss Kyle
Tabor
Freedman Town
Luther Manship
Mississippi
Opera House
John Mike
U of the Opera House
Lon Johnson
Local residents and visitors noted yesterday
Garrett King returned to Taylor. Royder from Wellborn, Pool from Millican, Green Astin from Mumford. Weatherford from Marble Falls. Erwin and children retired to Hearne. Mrs Sanders returned from Navasota. Mrs Derden and Mrs Gilpott from College. Wall Paper samples shown for Wm. Dodson. Rev Dr Bowers went to Navasota. no service at the Episcopal church over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett King
Taylor
M. Royder
Wellborn
W. C. Pool
Millican
Green Astin
Dave Derden
Eilpott
Wm. A. Dodson
Herbert Bowers
Vasota
Iscopal Church
Samoa Leaders Speak on German Threat and Unity
Tanus Malietoa and high chief Tamasese, aboard the British cruiser Porpoise, urged Samoan unity and awaited a three-power decision to establish stable government. They said Germans sought control via Dr Kramer and warned Mataafa’s supporters, while preferring Britain or America to govern Samoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lhe
Samoa
Lava
Apia
Tanus Malietoa
Tamasese
Porpoise
Tanus
Mataafa
Matafaa
Tanas
Kramer
Malietoa
Miuinuu
Mataata
London
Mulinan
Germany
England
America
Tams
Great Britain
Road obstruction cited near Nyasota by Moseley from Zulrich
A. A. Moseley arrived from Zulrich in Madison county reporting fence posts placed for a long stretch along the Bryan Nyasota road hindering travel and noting difficulty to pass in bad weather. The item also lists local notices including a Baptist Ladies Aid tea at Mrs. E. J. Fountain's, marriage licenses, business changes, and local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Moseley
Zulrich
Madison County
Bryan
Nyasota
Whitecaps In Missouri Battle Mobsters And Lash Inmates
Fifty masked men battered the jail in Missouri City on a March night and flogged Odii Summers and James Jacobson. They warned Ashbury, Denny Stephens, Riley Yates, Jesse Yates, and Benjamin Munkers to leave town within three days. Summers, wounded but recovering, had warned he would mend his ways or suffer. Other victims were held in public contempt for alleged crimes. the mob’s actions were described as severe but with varying reputations among the townsfolk. Separately, Senator Hanna arranged a presidential trip to Thomasville, Georgia, for a brief stay. Sir Douglas Galton, noted sanitation expert and former British Association president, has died in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri City
Odii Summers
James Jacobson
Joe Ashbury
Denny Stephens
Riley Yates
Jesse Yates
Benjamin Munkers
Ashbury
Summers
Oklahoma Governor Barnes vetoes statehood bill
A compilation of brief items reports Governor Barnes of Oklahoma vetoing the statehood bill. Other notes include Miss Sarah Norfleet Mason eloping with Claude Berry, John Nilsson winning a skating race in St Louis, Dr Solf to Samoa, Richard Koper drowning in Galveston, Santa Fe Railroad plans, a Fort Smith warehouse fire causing 10000 in loss, horses dying at Flatonia from an unknown disease, General Miller to retire May 27, and Havana February death rate down 51 percent from 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Oklahoma
Sarah Norfleet Mason
Hopkinsville
Claude Berry
Southern Railroad
John Nilsson
St. Louis
Davidson and Johnson
Dr. Solf
Samoa
Apia
John Rattel
Richard Koper
Deutscher Anzeiger
LaGrange
Tex
Galveston
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Today Fresh
California
Dr. Price
Serge We
Parks & Waldrop
Hearne
Avesd
San Antonio
Erie Eagle
T. P. Boyett
the Eagle
H. G. Rhodes
Etta Deans
Parke Davis & Co’s
Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co
the Popular Druggists
M. Casey
Asa Casey
Bob Allphin
M. Smith
A A. Moseley
W. A. Johnson
Henry Mills
Dallas Andrews
J. P. Burns
Wm. Dodson
Ed Cash
Celia Williams
Henderson Ward
Rosa Wyse
William
Alba Wilson
James Bookman
Mary Washington
Charlie Edinburg
Zennati
Clarke & Dansby
H. Y. Shields
W. H. Willson
Sre
Joe B. Reed
Whitecaps
Missouri
Washington
Hanna
Thomasville
McKinley
Hobart
Cortegou
Douglas Galton
Sir Douglas Galton
The
British Association
American Copying Co
Equitable Life Assurance Society OF the
United States
Assurance Fund
Henry B Hyde
Levi P Morton
Robi. T Lincoln
Jacob H Schiff
Wm & Wheelock
James H Durham
Frank Thomson
Gage E Tarbell
Cornelius N Bliss
John E Searles
Daniel Lord
Edward W Lambert
Geo H Squire
FE Boudinot Colt
David H Moffat
Thomas S Young
Charles $ Smith
James W Alexander
Louis Fitzgerald
August Belmont
D O Mills
A Tower
Marcellus Hartley
Sidney D Ripley
Wm Alexander
George J Gould
Henry G Marquand
Samuel M Inman
H J Fairchild
Sir W C van Horne
Thos D Jordan
Joseph T Low Brayton Ives
DeWitt Cuyler
J F DeNavarro
John A Stewart
Jefferson Coolidge
Chancey M Depew
Thomas T Eckert
John Sloane
John Jacob Astor
H M Alexander
John J McCook
Marvin Hughitt
A van Santvoord
James H Hyde
Geo. W. Carleton
M E Ingalls
B Alexander
Alanson Trask
A van Berger
Gage E Tarbel
Geo T Wilson
Tho» D Jordan
William Alexander
Wm. H McIntyre
James B Loring
Edward Curtis
Hus
Will M. Waters
L. M’g’r. Tr
W. Wardell
Ange
Dallas
Beer and Ice Agencies
Anheuser-Busch
John M. Lawrence & Co
American Brewing Association
Budweiser
DIXIE
Hall & Oliver
Paul M. Baylor
Bryan, Texas
HALl’s Drug@ STORE
James Drug Store
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