Terrell election law gets twelve columns of fine print
The Terrell election law, praised by some as tightening honest elections in Texas, fills twelve newspaper columns. A Tyler man wept after pleading guilty to violating the local option law, with fifteen more cases pending. Rev. George Stewart reportedly received a $17,000 bank offer after a Waco meeting and is now in Huntsville for another gathering.
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Texas
Tyler
George Stewart
Waco
Huntsville
Terrell Election Law
The
Eagle
North Carolina Supreme Court Rules on Free Pass Damages
The North Carolina Supreme Court rules a man cannot collect damages from a railroad company for injuries while riding on a free pass. The decision signals lawmakers may keep to political game plans despite the ruling.
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Supreme Court of North Carolina
Navy battleship squadron proved ruins says Washington
A boastful North American battleship squadron is revealed as a collection of ruins unfit for a peaceful summer cruise. The report from Washington exposes the embarrassment and triggers widespread trouble in the navy department.
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U. S
Washington
Navy Department
Ferguson Davis Nuptials Quiet Bryan Home Wedding
Mr O D Ferguson and Miss Susie Davis married at the bride’s parents home in Bryan with Pastor W C Finley officiating. The ceremony was small with few friends present. The couple will reside in Mart, and both families extend happiness wishes.
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O. D. Ferguson
Susie Davis
J. C. Davis
W. C. Finley
The
Baptist Church
Bryan
Mary
Ferguson
Mart
Havana Seen As Cleanest City In World
The Wine and Spirit Circular of New York cites T. M. Gilmore praising Havana Cuba as remarkably clean. He traveled via Southern Pacific New Orleans Havana steamship line noting orderly streets even in poor and outlying areas. The piece previews Southern Pacific promoting Havana travel.
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Houston Post
Southern Pacific Railroad
New York
T. M. Gilmore
Havana
Cuba
Southern Pacific
New Orleans
Fifth Avenue
Inauguration Parade Marks Louisiana Purchase Exposition
The 11,000 strong procession of regulars and National Guard marches along Lindell boulevard to the Missouri World’s Fair grounds. President Roosevelt and ex President Cleveland attend along with diplomats and officials as 60,000 fill Liberal Arts Building for dedication ceremonies. A centennial salute of 100 aerial guns ends the remarks honoring the treaty transfer.
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St. Louis
Liberal Arts
Lindell Boulevard
United States
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Francis
The
Exposition Company
Carter
World's Fair Commission
Cabinet
Supreme Court
State Department
Washington
Congress
Miles
Corbin
John C. Bates
Congressional
Spain
France
Cardinal Gibbons
KE. B. Hendrix
Henry C. Potter
Thomas H. Carter
David R. Francis
Louisiana Purchase
Henry C. Corbin
John A. Johnston
United States Army
E. A. Goodwin
United States Cavalry
National Guard
Elastic seam drawers and imitation Scriven fabrics on sale
Advert describes elastic seam drawers and imitation Scrivens in jean and nainsook fabrics priced at 50c per pair, inviting customers to choose preferred undergarment styles.
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Ine
Jean
City Cleanliness Effort Noted This Winter
Officials and citizens from multiple towns and firms including St Louis Rochester and New York participate in a broad listing of names linked to a public cleanliness campaign in Chatham. The document enumerates individuals and companies across Texas and beyond as part of the effort.
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JJ Puer
St Louis
McWilliams
Rochester
F Searight
Ed Kauffman
Child
Austin
Ed Hardin
Waco
A Arnold
Houston
C L Reynolds
New York
Fred J Way
South Bend
A Warden
San Antonio
L Duberson
Texas
Wade Dent
F Weil
J H Alford
J M Phares
A D Ghiselin
A M Roberts
Lottie Lee Company
L. Rasner
W Michaux
Guy G Moore
DeKalb
J H Stewart
Boone
R H Young
Dallas
W M Moore
Chicago
E O Miller
Athens
J Wilson
Benedict
Sherman
YT Higgins
Corsicana
Charles Byers
Joseph Tracy
M F Tracy
Philadelphia
Dark bay horse sought by owner
Request for the return of a dark bay horse about 11 years old, shod all around and in fine condition. Described as single-foot under saddle and trained with a breast collar. It was strayed or stolen on April 25. Owner: B. Gi Bader.
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Gi Bader
Office Hours Bryan Postoffice Schedule
The notice lists Bryan post office hours for workdays general delivery registry and money order services from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Midnight-train mails close at 9 p.m. Sunday hours are 10 30 to 11 a.m. and 4 16 to 4 45 p.m. It also advertises the Eagle office photo service and Boxline of Dallas as a supplier for blank books.
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Eagle Office
Iide
Dallas
Plainspoken Notice of Local Trade and Contest Details
A reader is advised that youths can obtain a gun at no cost by enlisting neighbors to trade at Burt Norwood's and exchange merchandise with checks issued with each purchase. The contest closes June 1. Also advertised is a carload of Swift & Co. fresh meat arriving at Koneeny Bros with orders invited for beef mutton sausage and related products.
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Burt Norwood
Swift & Co
Koneeny Bros
Portland Mine Disaster Death Toll Revised to Fifty-Seven
A Portland report dated April 30 notes a Frank mines disaster casualty list lists fifty seven identified victims reported by Frank N W T. The dispatch confirms the tally after preliminary identifications and underscores the ongoing recovery effort.
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Portland, Or
Frank
Frank Mines
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Country
Missouri Metropolis
Hunter
Chatham
Tucker
W M Osborn
Navasota
Brannon
Jersey
Carroll
Grizzle
Stoneham
Soles
Call
Frey
Joe H Wiley
Central
E Hickox
Bremond
W Stephenson
Cameron
Paco
MME
L’s
Pharmacy
Bryan Postoffice
Cox & Odom
CN EE
MO. A. Moore
A. D. McConnico
Enaan
John A. Moore
Zqbghoogthss Bess Sas
Egupion
Eupion
Dge Bros
Sanders Bros. & Co
Cole Bros
Thos
Lon
G. N
Franklin Bros
D. Kauble
Nevada
E. 0. Dewitt & CO
Madame Butterfly
Hawthorn and Fashion
Wilson & Jenkins, Druggists
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