Texas Cattlemen Alarmed by Inspectors Rule
The Texas cattlemen express unease over Governor Stephens proclamation limiting southern cattle imports to natives only after inspection. A H Dean of the Bureau of Animal Industry warns Rule 10 could cause trouble, Kansas inspectors lack jurisdiction for cattle beyond state lines, risking damages.
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Stephens
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
Panhandle
A. H. Dean
Bureau of Animal Industry
Kansas City
Multiple Texas and nearby incidents reported in brief
Various brief items across Texas and neighboring states include a man run over near Winsley Texas, remains interred in Bonham, two mules poisoned at Corsicana, unchanged strike in Buffalo New York, a Kansas City firm seeking Philippine troops, railroad conductor injured near Pettus, a child injured at Rosebud, a man fatally shot in Dallas, a murder sentence for George Curley in Muskogee, a lightning death in Tahlequah, a boat reception in Cairo, storm damage in Chickasha, a $1000 reward in San Antonio for a murderer, cattle theft sentence in Corsicana, life sentence in Wharton, Civil War veteran Major Whitehead dies in Savannah, a El Paso murder arrest, a Tucker Dial lawsuit, and land and railcar notes involving Marlin Arlington and Ed Lowery.
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Frank Connor
Winsley
Pie Poo
Tex
Bonham
George W. Finger
John Parker
Corsicana
Buffalo
N. Y
Kansas City
L. B. Englehorn
San Antonio and
Aransas Pass
Pettus
Tom Terry
Rosebud
William Franks
Dallas
George Curley
Muscogee
I. T
Sam Stratton
Tahlequah
L. T
Nashville
Cairo
Ill
Chickasha
San Antonio
Madarasz
John Reed
Charles Carr
L. Winston
Wharton
George A. Whitehead
General Wheeler
Savannah
Samuel Tomaso
el Paso
Theodore Davis
Tucker Dial
Shuffleton
Wounded Texan Officer Charles C Todd Recalled
Texarkana Texas May 7 Colonel George T Todd of Texas reported his brother Charles C Todd rated seriously wounded in the Philippine islands. A Bryan College graduate and former student of the A and M College his military prowess earned him a rapid appointment to the war department. Local friends and family express deep regret and hope for his recovery.
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Texarkana
Tex
Charles C. Todd
Ald
Jeffer
George T
Philippine Islands
Todd
Agricultural College
Bryan
Mechanical Tex
Department of the Car
McKinidh
Tor Todd
Lawton
Bittle
Mechanical College Tricultura
Galveston News
Brynd
Bean College
A. and M. College
War Department
Noted Bryan Doctor Dr John H Webb Dies at 84
Dr. John Henry Webb died at 6 p m yesterday at his daughter Mrs Fannie Calhouns home in San Antonio His long career spanned Sumter County Alabama Opelousas Galveston and Bryan He was born April 19 1821 in Granville County North Carolina and studied at the University of New York Medical Department graduating in 1844 The funeral from the Methodist Church will be held in Bryan this afternoon with burial to follow.
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John H. Webb
Fannie Calhoun
San Antonio
John Henry Webb
U. Gs. Webb
Tally-Ho
Memorial of Dr. Webb with Funeral at Methodist Church
The obituary notes Dr. W. H. Webb lived a long life as a Bryan physician and Methodist, married Mary Hadley Parker in 1845, with ten children of whom several survived. Surviving relatives include Mrs. J. W. Howell, R. 5. Webb, Jas. H. Webb, Mrs. M. H. James, and Mrs. Fannie W. Calhoun. The funeral is at the Methodist church this afternoon after the 4 o'clock train. Dr. Law to conduct.
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Antonio
Mary Hadley Parker
Lizzie
J. W. Howell
Bryan
Webb
Methodist Church
Methodist
Law
San
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