Norwood and Coulter line of goods dominate Bryan ads
Retail listings from Bryan merchants show Norwood’s 49 cent summer corsets 10 cent bleach vests and a wide array of wares at Coulter’s Webb Bros and Coulter’s. The Galveston News and Dallas News subscriptions offered, with W S Wilson Jr agent detailing deliveries. Local residents including J C Kyle and W McCorquodale noted visiting Houston and Greenville Alabama venues.
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Coulter's
J.C. Kyle
Rogers Prairiey
Norwood
Galveston
Dallas
W.S. Wilson, Jr
Milburn Newton
Wootan Wells
Coulter’s
Tyler Haswell
Webb Bros
W. W. Sangster
T. W. Wilson
Navasota
Bryan
W. W. Williams
Madisonville
Yester
oMee
Ag T
Ed. Smith
George and
Neal Holland
Greenville
Ala
D.5
Holland
Coulter
M. W. Wheeles
Sam Isbell
Aaron Isbell
Henry Williams
Grimes County
W. J. Coulter
JT Once As They Are In Need
A brief note reports JT offers help during times of need, highlighting a gesture of support and community aid without specifying details or beneficiaries.
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Bryan
A Japanese Lecture Tonight at the Baptist Church
Rev Teigo Fushida a native of Japan will speak at the Baptist church tonight. He studied at Ottawa University and Moody Bible Institute and plans to return to Japan on June 1. The lecture invites residents to hear about Japan and its empire.
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Baptist Church
Teigo Fushida
Japan
Ottawa University
Kan
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Empire
Chamber of Commerce Endorses U S Army in the Philippines
The American Chamber of Commerce in Manila passes a resolution endorsing the U S army actions in the Philippines. It argues army vigilance protects property and business interests and supports General Chaffee for aiding civil government.
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Chamber of Commerce
Manila
American Chamber of Commerce
United States
Philippines
General Chaffee
Returns Home from Prison Durant I T
Robinson Kemp a full blood Chickasaw Indian aged 80 is back in Durant after twenty years in the United States prison in Detroit. Pardoned by Roosevelt to live out his days in his country he visits his old home near Robbers Roost where he notes neglect of the site. His wife remains faithful and greets him at the wigwam. He was imprisoned for life for robbing the U S mail and murdering the coach driver.
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Durant
I. T
Penitentiary
United States
Archbishop Corrigan’s Condition Deteriorates in New York
Archbishop Corrigan’s health worsened on Tuesday as restlessness and weakness increased. Father Curley, the secretary, said the decline had been anticipated and extended precautions were taken to aid recovery. He remains very weak.
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Corrigan
New York
Father Curley
Serb Dies of Hydrophobia After Wolf Bite in Texas
Mathis Mertink of Serbia died of hydrophobia in Giddings Texas after a wolf bite in his yard three weeks earlier. A wolf chased a dog through his house and he shot at it with a rifle when another wolf attacked, biting him.
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Giddings
Tex
Mathis Mertink
Serbia
Mr. Mertink
Rolling Mill Destroyed by Boiler Explosion
Fire from a boiler explosion destroyed the Hagers Steel rolling mill at Madison Illinois, causing an estimated loss of 260000 dollars. Local authorities and fire crews reported the blaze was contained with extensive damage to the facility and surrounding property.
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St. Louis
Hagers Steel Company
Madison
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Houston
W. S. Wilson, Jr
Francis T. Simmons
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Ben S
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J. C. Webb
Judge W
Gibbs
Col. Webb
Gordon
Douglas
Norwood's
James Parker
Robertson County
Mandy Parker
Hempstead
Minnie Bell
8. A
W. M. Weddington
North Carolina
R. L. Weddington
Burt Norwood
W. L. Douglas
the Maccabees
T. W. English
G. S. Parker
W. L. Zulch
Ed Hall
Joseph Daly
Great Northern
St Sater
Direc
Longview
Laredo
Austin
San Antonio
Memphis