Real Estate Entries Near Allen Academy and Town
South half of block near Allen Academy priced at 550 dollars for about 1.25 acres with a new cottage and tenant house on premises. West side offers a six room house with one or two lots, four blocks from In Street, brick cistern, price 19 dollars. M. B. Cole home place has two and a half lots and a room house, price 160 dollars per acre Brazos Bottom farm at ae pee acre. Will sell in email tracts. Five feet front on Railroad steel from Otto Roehme property, sell part or all, plus other city property.
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Allen Academy
M. B. Cole
Ae Pee Aero
Otto Roehme
Women and Jewels and a Patent Remedy
An advertisement extols jewels as a woman’s preference and warns health is at risk from trying to secure them. It promotes Dr. Boschee's German Syrup as a prompt aid for coughs colds and bronchial issues, offering to halt early consumption and heal lungs. The note mentions Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co Bryan and Green's Almanac.
The Fairest Offer Ever Made Take Quinoria
Drugstore ad states Quinoria offered with refund if bills fever or malaria not cured at 50 cents a package. M. H. James and Bryan druggists, Bryan Texas, authorize refunds.
Bryan City Officers Election Ordinance Noted
City Council ordains April election for Mayor and two council members to be held at Bryan City Hall. Voters will follow city charter ordinances and state law governing elections. Signed by Mayor J S Mooring and City Secretary M Spell.
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City of
Bryan
J.S. Mooring
M. Spell
Rex Dyspepsia Tablets Urge Bryan Drugstore Ad
To anyone suffering with dyspepsia indigestion sour stomach heartburn take Rex Dyspepsia Tablets. All druggists are authorized to refund money if they fail to cure. Price 50 cents per package. Remember the name Rex Dyspepera Tablets. M. H. Jamer the leading druggist Bryan Texas.
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M. H. James
Bryan
Texas
M. H. Jamer
Sanitary Notice Warns of Waste Drainage Violations
Health Officer W H Oliver warns that after March 15 complaints will be filed in all cases of draining waste water into streets. Bryan Texas druggist M H James advertises Rex Dyspepsia Tablets with a money back guarantee for sour stomach heartburn priced at 6.50 cents.
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W.H. Oliver
Wing on Exclusion Act Debate Spurs China Policy Talk
New York March 10 Wing Look Vice consul spoke at St. Cloud Presbyterian Church in West Orange N J asserting that the boxer movement is no worse than the Chinese exclusion movement both born of ignorance and prejudice He urged closer U S China relations and helping China progress as a Christian service to improve his people toward better men and women Justice should guide U S policy toward China
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New York
Look Wing
Christian House of Worship
St. Cloud Presbyterian Church
West Orange
N. J
China
Seed Potatoes Demand Boosts Bonus to Railroads
Seed potato dealers push railroads for cars as demand climbs. Chicago reports a $10 per car bonus to secure shipping, with seed potato prices rising from 85 cents to 1.25 dollars since three weeks earlier. Demand comes largely from southern regions needing seed stock for crop cycles.
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Chicago
Strike at Boston Dispatches Freight Unions
Boston records a freight handler strike as of March 10 with about 6000 Team Drivers union members leading and predicting 10000 workers out within 12 hours amid Brine Transportation Company row. Police deployed to curb disturbances as unions follow suit after non union drivers handled by Brine were rejected.
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Boston
Brine Transportation Company
Teamsters
Brine
Vatican to name Otis parish priest monsignor
La Porte Indiana reports that Rome will announce after Easter that Rev Father Raskiewicz at Otis is made a monsignor. Born in Poland in 1822 and ordained in 1847, he was honored five years ago with the golden jubilee celebration by a large priest gathering at Otis.
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la Porte
Ind
Vatican
Father Raskiewicz
Otis
Rome
Poland
Prince Henry Arrives in Philadelphia for City Welcome
Prince Henry reached Broad Street Station at 10 20 am in Philadelphia and was greeted by Mayor Ashbridge and a citizens committee before a city hall ceremony. He received the freedom of the city and the mayor's address, then travelled to Independence Hall and to Cramp's shipyards.
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Philadelphia
Prince Henry
Broad Street Station
Ashbridge
Citizens’ Committee
City Hall
Freedom of the City
Independence Hall
Cramp’s
Ship Yards
Supreme Court strikes down Illinois anti trust law
The United States Supreme Court ruled the Illinois anti trust statute unconstitutional due to a provision exempting agricultural products and livestock. The decision in Connelly et al v Union Sewer Pipe Co of Ohio was delivered by Justice Harlan from Washington on March 10.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Thomas Connelly
Union Sewer Pipe Company of
Ohio
Justice Harlan
Diegnan of Merrimac Fame
Osborne Diegnan, famed Merrimac sailor with Hobson at Santiago during the Spanish war, arrives in Seattle to visit his mother. He has been granted a three month furlough to recuperate.
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Seattle
Wash
Princes sentenced to perpetual confinement in fortress
Constantinople March 10. Princes Lutfallah Sabahaddin sons of Damad Mahmud Pasha the sultan's brother in law and several other Turkish fugitives have been sentenced by default to perpetual confinement in a fortress.
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Constantinople
Lutfallah and
Sabahaddin
Damad Mahmud Pasha
Lynching Report In Little River County Arkansas
Telegram from Foreman Little River county reports Horace McCoy a Black man was lynched at 11 oclock Sunday night for assaulting a white woman. The event occurred in Foreman Arkansas reflecting the era’s violent frontier justice.
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Arkansas
Little Ek
Foreman
Little River County
Horace McCoy
Two Men Kill Each Other in Rush Springs Saloon
In a Rush Springs saloon near Ardmore Oklahoma Territory Judge Green and Jim McGee quarreled while intoxicated and both drew guns, killing each other.
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Ardmore
I. T
Rush Springs
Judge Green
Jim McGee
Secretary Wilson Denies Resignation Rumor
Washington March 10 Secretary Wilson denies the report that he contemplates resigning from President Roosevelt's cabinet. He states he has no intention to leave the administration and will continue in his post.
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Washington
Wilson
Roosevelt
Senate to debate ship subsidy and presidential assault bill
Washington notes the senate will again tackle the ship subsidy bill and the presidential assault bill this week with speeches planned by Senator West and Senator Mallory though West's health may limit participation. Short remarks are expected on the assault measure as the calendar is occasionally cleared. The house will move through rural free delivery classification and carrier contracts then address appropriation bills, starting with post office funds, likely over three days, followed by rivers and harbors legislation.
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Washington
Senate
United States
West
Mallory
House
Post Office
Moody Named Secretary of War as Long Leaves Navy
Washington March 10 Secretary Long has handed in his resignation as secretary of the navy effective May 1. President appoints Congressman W H Moody of Massachusetts to succeed him and Moody has accepted.
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W. H. Moody
Massachusetts
Washington
Long
Dent
Congressman Moody
Claimed by French Protest Sparks Flag Hoisting
In Tien Tsin on March 10 the French and American consuls dispute a tract under two acres adjoining the American mission. American consul James W. Ragsdale asserts a firm stance and expects no major developments as the matter lies with Pekin ministers. The French claim the adjoining property and have levied taxes, prompting Ragsdale to protest and raise the American flag.
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Ragsdale
Numerous Texas incidents in brief: fires, fights and accidents
News in brief from Abilene to Texarkana reports a fuel oil tank explosion injuring John Sorrells, a fight injuring Ned Humphrey near Troy, an engineer losing an arm, a grain warehouse fire at McKinney, and Judge Reagan recovering. Collin County goes dry, deputy sheriff shot, two youths killed near Jacksonville, water shortage in Bonham, money hidden in a stove burned, Hessian fly in Ellis County, petrified carp found in Weston, tomato pests in Smith County, sheriff Hutton resigns, Adams imprisoned, fires in Lawton and Guthrie, and various other injuries and incidents across the region.
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Abilene
Tex
John Sorrells
Rand Pollard
Ned Humphrey
Troy
Humphreys
Monk
McKinney
John H. Reagan
Palestine
Collin County
A. T. Robertson
Weston
Lem Smith
Jim Brewer
Jacksonville
Bonham
M. J. Carter
Terrell
Ellis County
Forrest Doggett
Ireland Home Rule Returns to Front in London Dispatch
A Tribune report from London says the home rule question is resurfacing quickly in Britain. Irish Nationalists see a promising shift toward power for a liberal party under Campbell-Bannerman, while Lord Rosebery backs the current momentum. They expect genuine constitutional change to eventually bring home rule, though formal alliance with English parties remains unlikely.
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New York
Tribune
London
Gladstone
Ireland
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Liberal
Lord Roseberry
Campbell-Bannerman
John Morley
Sir William Harcourt
Earl Spencer
Parnell
German ship to Venezuela to protect interests
The cruiser Falke has sailed from Trinidad to Pedernales Venezuela at the request of the German Orinoco Asphalt company to safeguard German interests amid an impending battle between government and insurgent troops. Revolutionary activity spans the eastern coast as insurgents appear to outnumber government forces, and the revolutionary ship Libertador was sighted near Caracas.
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New York
Driggs Seabury Gun Plant Closed by Sheriff
In Derby Connecticut on March 10 Deputy Sheriff Hubbell closed the Driggs Seabury Gun and Ammunition plant by order of Samuel Fessenden attorney for Laflin Rand of New York. Laflin Rand had placed a $30,000 attachment to secure a $21,000 claim for supplies. The firm is reportedly behind on government orders.
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Derby
Conn
Driggs- Seabury Gun and Ammunition Company
Hubbell
Samuel Fessenden
Laflin & Rand
New York
Engineer Foster to Estimate Cost of Replacing Austin Dam
Engineer Foster of Nashville invited by citizens' committee to assess replacing the Austin dam destroyed April 7 1900. He surveyed the ruins Saturday and began a series of soundings to estimate costs.
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Austin
Foster
Nashville
Tenn
Citizens’ Committee
Self-inflicted death through opium in El Paso
In El Paso Texas on March 10 Gee Kung a disconsolate Chinaman who lost his money playing fantan killed himself by filling a lem on with opium and sucking out the contents. It is the first recorded case of death by this method.
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el Paso
Tex
Gee Kung
Murder Mystery Stumps Deputies In Ardmore
Ardmore Oklahoma March 10 deputy marshals remain unable to solve the murder of Alfred Graves former mail carrier between Berwyn and El who was found in a ravine Saturday with his throat cut from ear to ear.
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Ardmore
I. T
Stabbing on public square in Nacogdoches
Antonio Montee was seriously stabbed in the left arm and cut to the hollow in the abdomen on the public square in Nacogdoches Texas. Paul Ahledras was arrested and jailed.
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Nacogdoches
Tex
Antonio Montee
Paul Ahledras
Self-inflicted death in San Antonio man at home
Eulogla Valdez, 56, shot himself through the heart with a Winchester rifle at his San Antonio residence and died instantly. No motive is known for the self inflicted death.
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San Antonio
Eulogla Valdez
Anxiety Over Cecil Rhodes Health In Capetown
Anxiety about Cecil Rhodes's health persists in Capetown as reports from March 10 indicate ongoing concern for his condition. The authorities and medical observers monitor developments closely amid uncertainty about his recovery prospects.
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Capetown
Cecil Rhodes
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