Henderson Seeks Congress in Sixth Texas District
The Eagle announces Hon. T. S. Henderson of Cameron as a candidate for Congress in the Sixth Texas district subject to the democratic primaries. Henderson, 47, Texan by birth and education, is highly regarded in Brazos County and the district for personal worth and ability. He studied at Baylor University and St. Louis Law School before practicing law in Cameron for about twenty-five years.
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Cameron
Texas
Brazos
Robertson
Milam
Limestone
Freestone
Nevarro
Henderson
Brazos County
Old Washington
Washington County
Baylor University
St. Louis Law School
Dynamic Brazos County Leader Vies for State Office
The Eagle presents a highly qualified Democrat with a spotless record as county and district attorney, legislator, and board of regents member. A polished orator and scholar, he is praised for education work, political knowledge, and fearless duty as he seeks the national House seat.
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Board of Regents
the State University
House of Representatives
Brazos County
Insurance company settles church fire policy in full
Mr. Geo A Adams local agent of the German American Insurance Co of New York received a sight draft for 2500 dollars from the home office in full payment of a policy on the Methodist church building burned on the night of March 19. The prompt settlement pleases all parties involved.
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Geo. A. Adams
German-American Insurance Co
New York
Easter Suit Show In Bryan By Wagner and Brandon
Wagner and Brandon announce an Easter exhibition of men and boys high grade suits in Bryan. The event promises unmatched quantity and quality of style and aims to excel all prior displays.
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Bryan
Wagner & Brandon
Millican Couple Marries in Local Methodist Church
Mr R L Pool formerly of Millican now in Houston wed Miss Dora Battle of the College community in Millican. Rev J C Huddleston officiated Monday evening at 6. The bride, daughter of Levi and Mrs Battle, is praised for beauty and accomplishments. The groom, son of Justice W C Pool, is described as of excellent character. They will move to Houston after visiting relatives.
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R. L. Pool
Millican
Houston
Dora Battle
J. C. Huddleston
Methodist Church
Levi Battle
W. C. Pool
Stomach Ulcer Symptoms and Mi-O-Pna Remedy
An article describes stomach ulcer as a long lasting inflammation that can exist with few symptoms until perforation. It notes discomfort after eating and gnawing pain between meals, promoting Mi-O-Pna as a digestive aid with a refund guarantee, and warns the remedy strengthens the digestive system. Also mentions a lost black cravanette overcoat from a parsonage fire with a mislocation.
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E. J. Jenkins
For Sale or Rent of Five Lots and Home in Good Neighborhood
Five lots with a two story residence and four room barn, all conveniences, close in and in a good neighborhood. Price 1200 dollars, rental 10 dollars per month. Apply to C. G. Parsons. 97.
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C. G. Parsons
Thirteen Senators Propose Bill To Amend Election Law
In Austin on March 27 Senator Hanger and thirteen colleagues filed a bill to amend section 120 of the Terrell election law. Senator Decker urged a provision barring counties with 1200 residents from holding primary conventions for county officers. House members Kennedy Brown of Karnes Harris Blount also sought corrections to section 120. A committee to probe enrollment at the last session was proposed amid party debate over fraud claims and legitimacy of the inquiry. The House recessed to 3 pm with the measure pending.
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Austin
Hanger
Senate
Terrell
Ficers
P. B. Storm
Caldwell County
Hogg
Kennedy, Brown
Karnes
Harris
Galveston
Blount
H. B. Terrell
McLennan County
Alderdice
Yancy
Holmes
Marsh
Bryan
Brelsford
Dobbs
Shannon
House
Faulk Chosen President Pro Tem of Senate
Austin March 27 Hon J J Faulk of Henderson county was unanimously chosen president pro tem of the senate. Governor Lanham sent to the senate appointments made since last session. In the house resolutions on adjournment were tabled amid debate on a committee to investigate enrollment errors in Terrell election law. Looney election bill ordered engrossment in the senate.
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Austin
J. J. Faulk
Henderson County
Senate
Lanham
House
Looney
Surrender of Pulajanes at Magtaan Island Samar
Governor Curry arranged to receive Pulajane leaders and 100 men with fourteen guns at Magtaan Island Samar. A rush occurred as surrender was to happen. Judge Lobinger and a district inspector escaped. Curry swam the river and fled. other Americans remained safe. The constabulary suffered sixteen casualties and losses. thirty Pulajane dead. Curry was missing thirty six hours, then found. He will continue pacification with natives aiding.
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Washington
Ide
War Department
Curry
Magtaon
Island of
Samar
Lobinger
Memphis residents flee after storm prediction
A demented negro foretold Memphis would be destroyed by a storm on Tuesday March 27, prompting many African Americans to leave town. Two or three excursions were run from the city and ticket sales were reported as large.
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Memphis
Negro cab driver charged with assault attempt in Shreveport
In Shreveport on March 27 a cab driver named Jesse Taylor was charged with attempting to criminally assault Miss Beulah Geiser after she identified him. She reported he grabbed her dress as she walked, she screamed, and he fled.
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Shreveport
Jesse Taylor
Beulah Geiser
Taylor
Senate debate marks split on railroad rate bill
Washington March 27 Senator Overman favored the railroad rate bill while Senator Teller opposed undue haste in the measure. The contrast outlines a party line divide as lawmakers discuss expected votes and potential amendments.
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Washington
Senate
Overman
Teller
Four arrests in Enterprise National bank failure
Pittsburg reports four arrests were made this afternoon in connection with the Enterprise National bank failure. The arrests followed the bank collapse and ongoing investigations into its financial collapse.
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Pittsburg
Enterprise National Bank
Elisin Butter Sales Hit High Weekly Total
Elgin Illinois reports butter sales last week reaching 492000 pounds marking a strong dairy trade spike with steady demand across markets.
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Elgin, Ill
Brady Texas votes to incorporate
Brief notes report Brady Texas voting to incorporate. Nearby Pilot Point sees a fatality as John Perry is run over by a train. Melissa Texas organizes a state bank with 10000 capital. Dock Mims, escaped Rusk penitentiary, dies by scalding near Memphis Tennessee. Miss Fannie Underwood, 15, killed by pistol discharge at Stamps Arkansas. Rock Island train derails near Muncie Kansas with no injuries. A J Rose near Paris Texas bitten by a mad dog.
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Brady
Tex
Pilot Point
John Perry
Melissa
Dock Mims
Rusk Penitentiary
Memphis
Tenn
Stamps
Ark
Rock Island
Muncie
Kan
A. J. Rose
Paris
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E. H. Astin
J. N. Cole
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T. S. Henderson
Congress
Emmel & Maloney
BRO Master Tailors
Chicago
Hunter &Chatham
Men’s Furnishers
Pourteen Favor
Decker
Faulk
Imarch
Lawrence & CO
Telmo Coffee
Higgs & McCulloch
C. E. Bullock & Company
South Cole Hardware Co
Southwestern Life Insurance Co
Dallas
Joe B, Reed
Jor B. Rard
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