Real estate and insurance offerings flood Cavitt’s addition
Advertisement listing three Main street brick buildings for sale or rent with flexible terms and multiple lots near the graded school. It promotes upland and Brazos bottom farms, cattle and hog ranches across Texas and Mexico, and extensive insurance services for fire and life with affordable premiums.
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Ges Ieee Gtrea Ae
Cavitt
Joe B.dence
Corpovetehoarding
W. B. Hadeon
Jno
Kesstler
Brazos
Burleson
Texas
Mexico
Striking Teamsters Grow More Aggressive In Chicago
In Chicago on May 2 the teamsters strike turned uglier with open rioting and more attacks on non union men as 1500 new workers arrived to fill positions and 500 more were said to be en route. A new practice appeared with Winchester rifles on Employers' Teaming wagons. Four people were seriously hurt in fights. President Roosevelt may hear the strikers petition when he visits Chicago on May 10, with plans to seek his influence as he did in the anthracite dispute three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Teamsters
Em Ployers
Employers’ Teaming Company
Employers’ Teaming Association
O'Neill
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Roosevelt
Ward
West Divide Creek
Grand lodge convention of B Nai B Rith district meets
The thirty second annual convention of grand lodge District No 7 of the Independent Order of B nai B rith opens in Birmingham with large attendance May or Drennan welcomes officials. Joseph Beitman reports membership gains and new leagues. officers elected include Mayer in Demopolis Mohr in Montgomery Oppenheimer in San Antonio Rosen in New Orleans Strauss in New Orleans Hoose in Memphis.
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Birmingham
Ala
Grand Lodge of District No. 7
Alabama
Tennessee
Mississippi
Florida
Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas
Order of B'Nai B’rith
Drennan
Charles L. Sawyer
Waco
Tex
Joseph Lewinsohn
Ike Schwartz
Selma
Joseph Beitman
Lewis EK. Mayer
Demopolis
Michael Mohr
Montgomery
J. M. Oppenheimer
San Antonio
Charles Rosen
New Orleans
Nathan
Riots in Poland Less Bloody Outside Warsaw Lodz
Across Poland including Warsaw and Lodz unrest was less formidable than feared. Authorities warned of zero tolerance and troops quelled disturbances ruthlessly. Crowds were small and many residents remained indoors despite armed demonstrations in some cities.
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St. Petersburg
Warsaw
Lodz
Poland
Polish Uprising Bloodshed Reported Across Cities
Reports describe violent clashes as workers and mobs faced police and gendarmes with sabres and bombs. About 100 killed or wounded amid riots in Lodz and Kalisz, with attacks spreading to Minsk and Cesaks windows. Troops attempted to quell the unrest.
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Lodz
St. Petersburg
Kalisz
Gendearmerie
Russia
Minsk
Poland
Feud Renewed Ends in Freeman's Death at Jacksons Island
Marked Tree Arkansas May 2 The renewed feud between Charles Boyt and Dr J A K Freeman at Jacksons Island leads to Freeman's death and bystander Peter Schultz being wounded. Schultz, who intervened, was later acquitted by the court of constables on self defense.
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Ark
Charles Boyt
J. A. K. Freeman
Jackson’s Island
Freeman
Peter Schultz
Boyt
Dr. Freeman
Schultz
Constables
Whitecap outrages probe opens in Jackson grand jury
Federal grand jury in Jackson began work Monday on Franklin county whitecap outrages with indictments expected. Special detective Allan J. Hoyt submitted extensive evidence and lists indicating the organization has more than 1000 members, including numerous immigrants. In New York, 22 steamships bring about 25,000 immigrants this week.
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Jackson
Franklin County
Allan J. Hoyt
Vardaman
New York
Texas League scores roll into extra innings
In Dallas at 3 Waco 2 Corsicana 5 Fort Worth 4 Austin 4 Temple 1 Galveston 1 Houston 1 went ten innings. San Antonio 3 Beaumont 2 played fourteen innings.
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Dallas
Waco
Corsicana
Fort Worth
Austin
Temple
Galveston
Houston
San Antonio
Beaumont
Baseball Scores From Early American League Play
Scores list shows multiple games with teams such as New Orleans at Little Rock and Memphis at Shreveport going thirteen innings. In other matchups Boston edged New York and Washington beat Philadelphia as part of the American League results.
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New Orleans
Little Rock
Memphis
Shreveport
Atlanta
Birmingham
Nashville
Montgomery
Boston
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Forced to Strike in Warsaw Withdrawn by Riot Violence
On May 2 Warsaw workers traveled factory to factory pressing strikes amid rising tension after the Monday killings on Zelasna street. Troops killed about thirty people and wounded many others on Jerusalem street and near Vienna station.
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Warsaw
Zelasna Street
Jerusalem Street
Vienna
Kalisz
Local Tragedies and Texan Civic News
E P Broline drowned in a creek near Austin and Dee Herring a boy from Waco drowned in a pool. Prohibition starts in Haskell county. Tulsa votes 30000 in sanitary sewer bonds. Beaumont refuses to amend water franchise. Parker County Gunners’ association organized at Weatherford. Austin hosts legislature barbecue and dance. In Honey Grove James Roberts stabbed J B Lahue. Nelson Patterson pleads guilty in San Antonio to buying government property pays 1000 fine. Beaver county homesteaders arrested for driving stock off range. G T Bryan named to Oklahoma livestock sanitary board by Governor Ferguson.
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Dee Herring
Haskell County
Tex
Tulsa
L T
Beaumont
Parker County Gunners’ Association
Weatherford
Austin
Honey Grove
James Roberts
J. B. Lahue
San Antonio
Nelson Patterson
Beaver County
Oklahoma
G. T. Bryan
Perry
Ferguson
Oklahoma Livestock Sanitary Board
Mexican reciprocity aimed at grain exports urged
A concurrent resolution was introduced in Austin urging the president to open negotiations with Mexico for a reciprocity treaty to promote grain and animal exports. The House debated cutting $2600 for Confederate home items, and E D Smith spoke on farmer organization to control cotton markets. The Senate met briefly. a stamps-sale investigation continues. governor vetoed bonds for floating debt and rejected a railroad spur track requirement on private property.
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Austin
United States
Republic of Mexico
E. D. Smith
South Carolina
Faulk
House
Senate Committee
Grand Army of the Republic Holds Texas Encampment
Dallas hosts the twentieth annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic department of Texas. Col P B Hunt opens the gathering with welcomes from the city and Commercial club. Department Commander Boyd delivers the annual address. Woman’s Relief Corps meets at the Oriental hotel and hosts a reception for delegates and members.
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Dallas
P. B. Hunt
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Texas
Barry
D. Grove
Commercial Club
W. F. Conner
Boyd
Woman's Relief Corps
Oriental Hotel
Richard J. Oglesby
Womans’ Relief Corps
Strawberry Sales Hit Smith County Growers Hard
In Tyler Texas on May 2 growers report strawberry prices at 50 cents per crate forcing field quitters. Ten day crop loss estimated at 100000 dollars though one car shipped Monday. rain prevented twenty cars from being sent.
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Tyler
Tex
Smith County
Prisoners at Rusk send $47 to prosecute murder case
Sheriff Anderson received a $47 check from Rusk penitentiary inmates to fund prosecution of Charles Hottle for the murder of J. S. Carter near Houston two weeks earlier. John Dunlap was shot in the head but survived and testified that Hottle killed the victims. all three had been felons at Rusk.
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Houston
Anderson
Rusk Penitentiary
Charles Hottle
J. S. Carter
John Dunlap
Hottle
Past Year Work of Methodist Episcopal Church South Bishops in Nashville
The college of bishops of the Methodist Episcopal church south gathers in Nashville for annual session. Present are Bishops Wilson Duncan Galloway Hendrix Key Candler Morrison Hoss and Smith with Bishop Smith in attendance though ill at Vanderbilt. The meeting reviews the year’s work and reports indicate successful church activities.
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Nashville
College of Bishops of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
A. W. Wilson
Baltimore
W. W. Duncan
Spartanburg
S. C
C. B. Galloway
Jackson
Miss
FE. R. Hendricks
Kansas City
J. S. Key
Sherman
Tex
W. A. Candler
Atlanta
H. C. Morrison
New Orleans
E. E. Hoss
Dallas
A. Coke Smith
Norfolk
W. F. Tillett
Vanderbilt University
Affidavit Filed Over Equitable Mutualization Plan
James H. Hyde charges President Alexander and Second Vice President Tarbell of the Equitable Life Assurance Society in a Brooklyn Supreme Court affidavit. The filing accompanies Samuel Untermyer’s amended petition seeking to intervene in the Lord suit to restrain mutualization. Hyde aims for a court ruling that further charter amendments require three-fifths stockholder consent.
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New York
Alexander
Tarbell
Equitable Life Assurance Society
James H. Hyde
Supreme Court Oftice Maddox
Brooklyn
Samuel Untermyer
Equitable
Mr. Hyde
Senate OKs General Appropriation Bill with One Amendment
In Austin on May 2 the senate passed the general appropriation bill as reported by the finance committee two and a half hours after it was taken up. One amendment was adopted striking the salary of the assistant supreme court reporter and requiring the supreme court reporter to also report the courts of civil appeals. A condolence resolution on former Senator C. L. Potter was adopted. In the house the defection item removing the epileptic colony laundry cost was sustained. Governor Lanham sent a message proposing legislation to fix the 1905 ad valorem tax rate, should the pending bill fail to pass immediately.
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Austin
Senate Finance Committee
Supreme Court
Courts of Civil Appeals
C. L. Potter
Lanham
House of Representatives
Constable Burke fatally shot in Kaufman Texas poolroom
In Kaufman on Monday John Burke constable from Crandall was shot twice in a poolroom by M B Scott who surrendered to police and was jailed. Burke died about 8 30 p m unconscious since the shooting. Both men leave families.
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Burke
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J. L. Fountan Mart. Real Estate Dept
T. R. Batte & CO
Insurance
W. C. Davis
FIRST
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Bryan, Texas
Oats G. W. Smith
Zack Talley
Zennatti
W. H. Lawrence
Over Haswell’s Book Store
W. C. Fountain
Crown
Burt Norwid
A. D. Scott
Defice
Doremus & Butler
W. A. Watkins
W. B. Grice
Whitecap
Baseball
Texas League
South Texas League
Southern League
National League
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
E. P. Broline
G. A. R. Meets
City of
Alexander and
Som
Silas B. Johnson
Parker Rye
Montreal Rye Orienial Ryr
E. Rohde
Gloss
Ineeda
L. E. Brockman, Bryan
Frank Todaro
Buchanan Saddle Shop
A. L. Zinanti
Main St
Zanneti Block
John Burke
M. B. Scott
Plymouth Rocks
Thos. W. Higgs
James’ Drug Store
A. L. Mondrick
M.D. Bryan, Texas
Dewitt
DeWitt's
5. C. Dewitt & CO
M. H. James
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