Hood’s Brigade Reunion Planned for Galveston in June
The Daily Eagle notes Hood’s Brigade will hold a reunion in Galveston on June 27 and 28. It mentions Texas weather swings from 90 to 36 degrees the previous week and comments on oil near San Antonio. Congress Cooper’s clash with a Massachusetts millionaire in a sleeping car is recalled with praise for Cooper’s win.
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Hood
Galveston
Texas
Makwoods Sun
Cooper
Massachussetts
Entomology Report Supports Permanent State Dept
Prof. F W Mally outlines boll weevil investigations in a forty five page pamphlet. The report presents practical entomology findings, argues for department permanence and state funding, and stresses demand for entomologist services and agricultural training.
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Eagle
F. W. Mally
Pest Abatement Study Aims at Agricultural Growth
This note emphasizes growing agricultural and horticultural interests through study and abatement of pest life to promote healthier crops and ecosystems.
Oil rumors recall Josh Billings quip on boring
In these days of oil and rumors of oil it may be well to remember Josh Billings' advice: When you strike ile stop borin', many a man has bored on through and let all the ile run out.
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Josh Billings
District Court Disposes Civil Docket Cases
District court disposed of many cases with dismissals and several divorces granted. Notable outcomes include Galloway Bros. v Jarvis verdicts on notes, and damages awards in Gee v H T C totaling 1000 dollars on retrial after 500 on first verdict.
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District Court
August Horst
G. V. Smith
J. A. Barnett
Joe Locke
M. F. Dansby
T. B. Collins
Henry Kurten
H. Kemple
Harriet Sanders
William Sanders
J. K. Young
Patience Young
Alfred Jones
Amy Jones
Lon Holiday
J. L. Fountain
Jno
B. Martin
A. W. Yeager
Fannie Taylor
Alford Taylor
George Earles
Rosa Earles
Haywood Dawsey
Nellie da
Primus Fielder
Lavinia Fielder
John W. Gee
Trusts Lead to Kings
Boston reports Yale President Arthur T. Hadley warned that trusts must be curbed by public sentiment and a broad conscience or risk an emperor in Washington within 25 years. He spoke at Old South church urging collective action beyond personal harm and partisan division.
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New York
the Times
Boston
Arthur T. Hadley
Yale University
Washington
Hadley
Old South Church
Society of New England
Christianity in Japan sparked by Protestant missions
In Calvary Baptist church Rev. Robert S. MacArthur praised rapid Christian progress in Japan. He cited a Japanese supreme court judge and other officials among Christians, predicting Christianity could become dominant within a generation and noting potential alliances with the United States and Britain against Russia in China.
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New York
Robert S. MacArthur
Calvary Baptist Church
Japan
MacArthur
Supreme Court
Russia
China
Bryan at New York and Other Downtrodden News
William J. Bryan's New York visit included a call from Rev. Dr. Charles H. Parkhurst and meetings with Orlando J. Smith before Bryan traveled to East Orange with Colonel William H. Brown. He later toured printing plants in weeklies and departed for Philadelphia. Nancy Rice MacLaren, widow of Dan Rice, dies in Indianapolis hospital of bronchitis after living as a performer and no known relatives. In Washington, George D. Barker sues Representative Cooper for $10,000 over an alleged summer assault. a verdict favors Cooper.
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New York
William J. Bryan
Charles H. Parkhurst
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Hoffman House
Orlando J. Smith
American Press Association
East Orange
Wiliam H. Brown
Indianapolis
Nancy Rice MacLaren
Dan Rice
City Hospital
Nan” Rice
Washington
George DC. Barker
Maine
District Criminal Court
B. Cooper
Texas
Barker
Cooper
Arabian Beaten Robbed Man Dies After Forsaken Lane Attack
In Carbondale Illinois a man described as from Jerusalem was found dying in a lane near the road to Murphysboro. He named himself David Mossi from Fort Wayne Indiana and said a negro man beat him and took his money. He died at St Andrew's hospital after briefly regaining consciousness.
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Carbondale
Ills
Murphysboro
Jerusalem
St. Andrew’s Hospital
David Mossi
Fort Wayne
Ind
Americans Ask for Firepower in China Stay
Pekin reports Companies A and B Ninth United States infantry will stay in China. Local Americans urge the legation to deploy at least two field guns with artillerymen. German reports state 240 Chinese were killed near Pao Ting Fu with four magazine guns captured. no German losses.
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Pekin
Ninth
United States Infantry
China
Legation
Pao Ting Fu
Howard A Bankrupt In Alabama After Congress Career
M W Howard once a Seventh district congressman and author of If Christ Came to Congress has filed for bankruptcy in Birmingham Alabama listing liabilities of 10827 and assets of 875 He now lives in Fort Payne where he has been tied to industrial projects since leaving Congress where he served two terms and narrowly missed the Populist nomination for president at Cincinnati last summer.
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Birmingham
Ala
M. W. Howard
Congress
Christ
Sheadel
Fort Payne
Howard
United States
Cincinnati
Murder in Corsicana Sparks Mob Fear and Mayoral Action
Corsicana artisans and residents endure strain after the murder of Mrs. Younger by a Black suspect. Three men are jailed in Hillsboro Palestine and Corsicana with preliminary trials planned and guaranteed protection from mob violence. The mayor orders saloons closed indefinitely. Deputy Sheriff Ben Parker, wounded during Saturday’s capture attempt, is reported resting easy.
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Corsicana
Palestine
Tex
Serious illness of ex president Harrison reported in Indianapolis
The condition of ex president Benjamin Harrison is serious with the upper left lung inflamed and risk of congestion spreading to the rest of the lungs. Reports from Washington note Cork manufacturers plan a government supervised cork factory to meet a large yearly demand. In Alabama near Moulton a black man Bud Davis was lynched by locals after shooting his sister in law at a church event. The Puerto Rico commission met with the president after protesting the Hollander tax law and its new revenue measures.
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Indianapolis
Benjamin Harrison
Jameson
Harrison
Washington
Russia
Excise Department
Ministry of Finance
Chattanooga
Monlton
Ala
Nero
Bud Davis
Thud Davis
Moulton
Puerto Rico
Three Die In Fire At Mor ton's Livery Stable
In San Francisco on March 11 a fire at Morton’s livery stable killed three men Charles White Charles Young and R Jamieson and 76 horses. The workers were asleep in the hay loft.
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San Francisco
Charles White
Charles Young
R. Jamieson
Morton
Minister Conger Departs Pekin for Home
In Pekin on March 11 United States Minister Conger departed this morning as foreign ministers gathered at the railway station to bid him farewell.
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Pekin
United States
Conger
Emperor William Progressing In Study Time
Berlin reports Emperor William is progressing satisfactorily and can spend time in his study, signaling steadier health and resumed routines.
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Berlin
William
Li Hung Chang Seriously Ill Again in Pekin
March 11 report from Pekin states Li Hung Chang is gravely ill with physicians saying his life hangs in the balance.
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Pekin
Li Hung Chang
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