Local business league forms in Hempstead region
Carnes and Wallace of Hempstead report a new business league organized locally. In New York eleven thousand three hundred eighty three Italian immigrants arrived on Thursday. Markham plans to build a newspaper plant as merchants fund the project. Mrs A H Belo is elected president of A H Belo and Company publishers. Hast Texas Press Association to meet in Orange on April sixth. Several ladies belong to the association active in newspapers. San Antonio merchants plan a cannery. Bexar county farms pears peaches plums grapes corn tomatoes and other crops.
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New York
Hast Texas Press Association
Orange
San Antonio
Bexar County
First Baptist Church Sunday Services Preview
Services of the First Baptist Church are announced for Sunday with Sunday school at 9 45 a m A Brick Book will be presented to every Sunday school student to enroll and show the amount each contributed to buy bricks for the first T W C building
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The
First Baptist Church
Effort to Test Patrick Theory Granted in Rice Case
New York March 30 Four years after Albert T Patrick was convicted of murdering William Marsh Rice his bid to test whether embalming fluid caused Rice s death rather than chloroform has been granted The district attorney Jerome will supervise the experiments using two Metropolitan Hospital bodies under Dr Louis Schultz control to aid or defeat Patrick s bid for a new trial
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Patrick
New York
William Marsh Rice
Albert T. Patrick
Rice
Jerome
Sing Sing
Valet Jones
Metropolitan Hospital
Louis Schultz
Bride of Two Weeks Is Slain Near Muskogee
Mrs. Liza Reese, newlywed wife of a prominent Cherokee citizen, was found murdered near her Muskogee home six miles southeast. She was shot in the head and slashed in the neck. evidence suggests a shot from behind. Her husband Felix Reese has been arrested on a murder charge, though no incriminating evidence was found.
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Muskogee
Liza Reese
Here
Felix Reese
Revival services draw crowd with nine conversions
Last night revival at the church drew a large crowd. Rev. Andrews preached on Proverbs 29 1st verse and nine conversions brought the total to thirty four. No services today but night service at the usual hour. Also notes on road drag as cheap road improvement and a proposed Norwegian colony near San Antonio in Uvalde County with about five hundred settlers planned.
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Andrews
Five Boys Born to Mr and Mrs Gun ter
News from Madison county reports Mr and Mrs Lee Gunter welcomed five baby boys at one birth. The Bryan community recalls the large family, earlier visits to the fair, and a nine year old son, a daughter, twins, and younger triplets. All babies were reported living and healthy.
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Lee Gunter
Madison County
Bryan
Fatal Struggle Ends in Woman's Death on Train
In Dublin Georgia on March 30 Mrs Lena Crabb was charged with abandoning her children. Deputy J A Walter arrested her. A scuffle over luggage led to Deputy Walton’s pistol discharging, striking Crabb in the eye and killing her instantly on the Lovett train stop.
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Dublin
Laurens County
Lena Crabb
J. A. Walter
Noted Orator Southers Set for April Bryan Lyceum
Providence Kentucky residents praise the speaker as a marvel after hearing him. Aline Oklahoma and Oxford Mississippi leaders commend his handling of the subject and audience. Mr Southers appears Monday night April 2 under Bryan Lyceum Course with general admission 75 cents and 50 cents for others.
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Aline
Okla
America
G. O. Fields
Lyceum
University of Mississippi
Oxford
P. H. Saunders
Lyceum Committee
Providence
R. L. Price
Southers
Bryan Lyceum
Generals
Cherokee Outlaw Hunt Turns Fatal in Oklahoma Hills
A posse of deputy marshals pursuing Wickliffe Indians in the Cherokee Nation killed a crippled boy and captured his uncle Wassast Baldridge. The boy was shot in the abdomen as he fled Baldridge’s house, prompting strong reaction from full-blooded Cherokees.
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Muskogee
Wassast
Baldridge
Kick Causes Death of Chapman From Gun Accident
Denison March 30 G W Chapman dies from tuberculosis of the lower jaw traced to a shotgun discharge seven months earlier during a Wyoming pleasure trip. The blast forced tooth extractions and led to a progressive maxillary infection that proved fatal.
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G. W. Chapman
Denison
Wyoming
Man from Manila Returns to Brazos County
Robert Deason arrives in Bryan after sailing from Manila February 15 to San Francisco March 18. An old Brazos county native raised in Bethel, he has long served in the United States Army. He plans to share more on his voyage soon while visiting relatives nearby.
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Robert Deason
Eagle
Bryan
Mr. Deason
Brazos County
Bethel
United States Army
San Francisco
Manila
California
Bob
Fatal Knife Fight in South St Joseph Ends Fatality
In St Joseph Missouri on Thursday night Dan Kelly alias Jack Walsh a Swift Co beef lugger was fatally injured in a knife fight with his throat cut ear to ear He had recently come to St Joseph from Fort Worth and died from the wounds.
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St. Joseph
South St. Joseph
Dan Kelly
Jack Walsh
Swift & Co
Fort Worth
Belo board fills vacancies at Galveston meeting
Mrs A H Belo and C Lombardi elected to board vacancies created by the deaths of Alfred H Belo and T W Dealey. Mrs A H Belo chosen president of A H Belo & Co with offices in Galveston. Roosevelt urged to back Tampa Panama Canal expo in 1908 with timing in early months.
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A. H. Belo
Galveston
A. H. Belo & Co
C. Lombardi
Alfred H. Belo
T. W. Dealey
Washington
Roosevelt
Tampa
Fla
Unprecedented Rainfall Hits Biloxi in 24 Hours
Biloxi Mississippi reports 5.47 inches of rain in twenty four hours per government gauge. Severe winds damaged wires trees and shrubbery across the area.
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Biloxi
Miss
Williams quarantine bill faces House vote Tuesday
Washington reports the battle over Williams quarantine bill to be decided Tuesday in the House under a five minute rule with amendments allowed. A roll call and vote at 5 o clock are anticipated after the rule's adoption.
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Washington
Williams
House
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Gero
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Cripple Boy
Lawrence & CO
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Edison
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