Local visitors and business notes prominent in town
Sam Luthur and Hon Sam R Henderson were in town yesterday while Professors J T McGee P B Tilson Charles Puryear and L L McInnis visited or returned from Austin or College. Mrs T J Hill from Galveston visits Mrs KK Boyle. Howard Woodhead visited parents. Miss Lillie Willson returned from Galveston. Clarke Dansby install new shelving for their store and announce Albatross flour car load for opening. Corsicana resident Mrs E V Winkler visiting. Oil ill to ship twenty cars of fat cattle soon. Albatross flour shipment announced for June.
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Howard Woodhead
Lillie Willson
Galveston
Clarke & Dansby
E. V. Winkler
Corsicana
A. D. McConnico
Tea and sale notices in Bryan era community pages
Mrs W S Wilson hosts a tea on Tuesday afternoon to benefit the Episcopal church Woman's Missionary Auxiliary. J M Boxley and George Echols visit from Providence, reporting corn planting progress. Local ads promote Charlie Edinburg's hot lunch, D Giles visiting Cypress, and sales of windmills and wallpaper. A Globe Tailoring Co exhibition offers measured suits with modest pricing. Will R. Thomas endorses tailoring line drops in.
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Mra. W
Wilson
F. A. Lee
A. P. Anderson
Wilso
Woman's Missionary Xiliary
Episcopal Church
J. M. Boxley
George Echols
Providence
Globe Taioring Co
Cincinnati
Globe
Will R. Thomas
Exchange Hotel Arrivals
Hotel guests listed include G W Dunlap A W Hawes and F W McConnico from Baltimore with A Love College James R Henry St Louis Mrs Emma Nolen Palestine D L Countryman Dallas J J Burk Galveston A B Ballard city D R Snodgrass Galveston F C Mann and C P Cowe Boston.
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G W Dunlap
A W Hawes
Baltimore
F W McConnico
City
A © Love
College
James R Henry
St. Louis
Emma Nolen
Palestine
L Countryman
Dallas
J.J. Burk
Galveston
A B Ballard
R Snodgrass
F C Mann
C P Cowe
Boston
Clarksville's Cold Night Keeps Town In Awe
Col Joe Taylor notes extreme conditions in Clarksville last Saturday night with jokes about north winds and winter’s grip. The piece humorously lists frozen items from whisky to church steeples while calling the cold the coldest ever, ending with a comic aside about how it froze many things but not the town’s wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Joe Taylor
The
Clarksville
Allotment of Lands Begins in Creek Nation
Washington reports Tams Bixby meeting with Secretary Hitchcock to plan the Creek nation allotment and local land office setup at Muskogee. The commission will review 8000 to 10,000 contested Cherokee passes, begin Choctaw census mid spring, and project Creek land allotment completion next year with broader tribal allotments to follow in six to eight years. Cattlemen press for Creek land leases, opposed by Curtis act until after allotment.
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Washington
Tams Bixby
Five Civilized Tribes
Hitchcock
Indian Territory
Muskoshe
Cherokee Nation
Bixby
Porter
W. T. Hutchins
Muskogee
I. T
Two Government Transports Sail for Caribbean and Cuba
Two transports embarked from Pier 27 on March 11 destined for San Juan Ponce and Santiago and Havana. The Buford carries stores and crews, while the Meade heads to Havana with Paymaster Carey and a $3,000,000 fund for Cuban troops. The Logan waits for alterations before sailing to Nuevitas Havana to receive returning volunteers, then to Newport News for remodeling like the Grant and Sherman.
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New York
San Juan
Ponce
Santiago
Havana
Buford
Meade
Carey
Logan
Nuevitas
Cuba
Newport News
US to settle $21 million Cuban property and injury claims
Washington reports the department of state has received claims totaling 21 million dollars for property losses in Cuba and injuries to American citizens. Under the peace treaty the United States and Spain assume liability for claims of their citizens, requiring the United States government to settle all such claims.
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Washington
Department of State
Cuba
United States
Spain
Jones Illness Receives Fresh Setback in Senate
Washington reports Senator James K. Jones of Arkansas suffered another angina episode Friday though physicians relieved his condition and say it is more favorable. Also from Farmersville a corpse buried 11 years was found perfectly petrified, with mausoleum items preserved. A Mo. fire destroyed eight brick buildings. editor Walter Loomis injured growth. Dr. Bryan Sunderland named pastor emeritus of First Presbyterian Church. Troop deaths total 5731 between 1898 and 1899 with 327 killed in action, 125 died of wounds, 5277 of disease.
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Washington
James K. Jones
Arkansas
McKinney
Tex
Farmersville
Mountain Grove
Walter H. Loomis
The
Advertiser
Bryan Sunderland
First Presbyterian Church
T. DeWitt Talmage
Sunderland
Talmage
Emeritius
Adjutant General’s Office
Five years in penitentiary for assault at Bonham
Jim Jenkins, a negro, was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary for criminal assault at Bonham Texas. The new Cumberland Presbyterian church at San Angelo Texas has been completed. Baird Texas will erect a system of waterworks.
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Jim Jenkins
Bonham
Tex
New Cumberland Presbyterian Church
San Angelo
Baird
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Bryan
Hearne and
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Hearne
T. P. Boyett
the Eagle
H. G. Rhodes
Sam Luthur
Sam R. Henderson
Austin
J. T. McGee
P. 8. Tilson
Charles Puryear
L. L. McInnis
T. J. Hill
KK. T. Boyle
Lune
W. W. Barnett
Will Boewell
Allen
George Smith
J. 8. Williams
J. T. Payne
W. ©. Rogers
Malcolm Wilson
Joe Sanders
W. E. and
J. H. Bates
Dallas Andrews
Madison County
Wm. Dodson
Charlie Edinburg
Zennati Block
D. Giles
Cypress
Mr. Giles
W. H. Willson
Joe B. Reed
Lon Johnson
T. H. Lawrence
Houston
J. H. Mawhinney
Wall
A. Dodson
Parks & Waldrop
Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co
Exchange Hotel
Senator Jones
Dr. Sunderland
American Copying Co
Burt Norwood
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Assurance Fund
Henry B Hyde
Levi P Morton
Robi
T Lincoln
Jacob H Schiff
Wm A Wheelock
James H Durhai
Frank Thomson
Gage E Tarbell
Cornelius N
Blis
John E Searles
Daniel Lord
Edward W Lam
Geo H Squire
E Boudinot Colt
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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 . van Horne
Thos D Jordan
Joseph T Low
Brayton Ives
DeWitt Cuyler
J F DeNavarro
Offi
Henry B Hy
Gage E Tarbel
Thos LD Jordan
Tames Ntass
DERS
John A Stewart
Jefferson Coolidge
Chancey M Depew
Thomas T Eckert
John Sloane
John Jacob Astor
H M Alexander
John J McCook
Marvin Hogshitt
A van Santvoord
James H Hyde
Geo. W. Carleton
M E Ingalls
H M Alexander, Jr
B Alexander
Alanson Trask
A van Bergen
Valliud
Will M. Waters
Gen’l. M’g’r
U. WW
Wardell
National Exchange, Bank Building
Dallas, Tex
Anheuser-Busch
John M. Lawrence & Co
American Brewing Association
Budweiser
DIXIE
Hall , Oliver
Physicians and Surgeons
Orrick At Hatw’s Drug Store
Dr. Over
Paul M. Baylor
Bryan, Texas
James Drug Store
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