Train Leaves Hearne In Morning Round Trip Fifty Cents
Having been postponed from May 3rd due to rains the notice urges readers to see bills for details. The train departs Hearne at 9 a.m. and offers round trip for 50 cents. W B Miers, agent, Dr Price, G P T A, Hearne, Texas.
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Debate Clashes as House Approves Nicaragua Canal Bill
After a stormy session the House passed the canal bill 225 to 85, with Hepburn and committee allies pushing to limit fortifications. Cannon and Burton fought to slow action, amid sharp exchanges, as the measure authorizes U S control of coast Nicaragua and Costa Rica territories for a canal from Greytown to Breto with up to 140 million dollars in contracts and a 10 million initial appropriation. Senate receipts included a memorial from the Union Veterans Union criticizing pension policy, framed by Gallinger’s defense of current pension spending.
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Is Aguinaldo Dead Belief Grows He Was Killed
Manila May 3 belief grows that Aguinaldo was killed by the Gorottes though no proof he lives since Major Peyton C March of the Twenty third regiment abandoned the chase in the Bequet mountains an insurgent officer who surrendered to General Young says Tinio believes Aguinaldo safe if alive Tinio had regular contact with Aguinaldo until Dec 28 and has heard nothing since Major March reported few soldiers with Aguinaldo when he fled toward the Bontoc wilderness friends of Aguinaldo's wife say she has heard nothing since their parting and she is in delicate condition with worry
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Democratic and Republican State Conventions May 3 Summaries
Reports from New Hampshire Raleigh Lincoln Detroit Gilmer Kaufman cover Democratic and Republican state conventions and public events. Delegates chosen to national conventions. Bryan praised in Detroit. McKinley and Rus sell supported in Raleigh. Deitrich nominated in Lincoln with gold standard and imperialism stances. local charity efforts in Gilmer. a shooting incident in Kaufman with bail posted.
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