Fifty Dogs for Pasteur Treatment in Bryan
Mr. Jno M Caldwell tells Eagle after city guidance that dogs proven immune by Pasteur treatment may run loose without muzzles. He has asked Dr C W Watson at Corsicana Pasteur Institute for rates, offer $10 per dog for up to fifty, sent in batches of thirty, after which $10 continues. Report names and number of dogs to be treated.
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Jno. M. Caldwell
The
Eagle
Pasteur
Bryan
Caldwell
Randall Testifies In Brownsville Investigation Hearing
George W. Randall of Brownsville testified before the Senate military affairs committee on the Brownsville incident. He described seeing negro soldiers scaling Fort Brown walls and entering the town on Aug 13, with groups converging near Elizabeth and Washington streets where shells were later found. Randall, 73 and nearly blind, said a bullet entered his house next to the eaves and passed through multiple walls and bed netting.
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Washington
Brownsville
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
George W. Randall
Fort Brown
Elizabeth
Washington Streets
Randall
Western Union Telegraph Office
Elizabeth Street
Garrison Road
Catholic Mission at Ysleta Destroyed by Fire
The old Ysleta Catholic mission twelve miles from El Paso was burned by candles near the altar. The fire consumed the church built in the latter half of the sixteenth century, with only a few relics saved. The building had been in use continuously until the blaze.
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el Paso
Ysleta
Gulf of Mexico
Santa Barbara
Cal
Reversed and Remanded in Busby Case and Dallas Murder
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals reversed and remanded A S Busby ex assistant financial agent for embezzlement of 60000 to 90000 dollars. Burrell Oates death sentence for murder affirmed for killing a Dallas store owner. Governor signed bills on election contests text books and filing statements. Railroad commission orders prompt wire notification for delayed freight consignments.
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Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
A. S. Busby
W. M. C. Hill
Busby
Looney
State Textbook Board
Burrell Oates
Dallas
Oates
Arendorf
Railroad Commission
Texas
Ten Percent Wage Rise Planned by New England Mills
Boston reports from leading cotton mill centers that about 85 000 operatives in southern New England will gain roughly 10 percent in wages starting May 27. Fall River and New Bedford mills announce the hike, Providence Rhode Island area mills likely follow, affecting 25 000 workers. Some New Hampshire and Maine mills usually adopt the Fall River list, while Canadian mills in Quebec and New Brunswick also raise wages.
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Boston
New England
Fall River
New Bedford
Providence
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Maine
Quebec Province
St. John
N. B
Bodies Go East on Funeral Train for Shriners
A special train carrying twenty eight Shriners and others killed in the Honda wreck reached Oakland Pier at 1 AM and departed for Buffalo and Pennsylvania routes. The train, with a baggage car, composite car, diner and Pullman, will reach Buffalo Sunday noon where Rajah temple Shriners will meet the party. It carried nineteen bodies from Santa Barbara and nine more from San Luis Obispo.
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Buffalo
San Francisco
Shriners
Southern Pacific
Honda
Oakland Pier
Pennsylvania
Southern
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Wabash
Reading
Shriners of
Rajah Temple
Santa Barbara
San Luis Obispo
Leesville Suffers Second Major Fire in Two Weeks
A Tuesday night blaze destroyed the Nona Mills warehouse in Leesville with about 25000 dollars in contents. The fire also damaged the new Leesville hotel skating rink Woodmen lodge room and Southwestern Telephone electrical shops. Cause believed an exposed live wire. It marks Leesville s second large fire in two weeks.
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Leesville
Nona Mills
Southwestern Telephone Company
Leesvill
Thompkins Grand Sachem Elects Ruling Chiefs
May 15 Laredo The Improved Order of Red Men elected ruling chiefs R O Tompkins Hempstead grand sachem W Lighfoot Thurber great senior Sagamore B R Wall Grapevine great junior sagamore Joseph Ryan San Antonio great prophet W J Sten brink Galveston great chief of records C P Stafford San Antonio great keeper of wampum Joseph Ryan San Antonio represented to great council of the United States Houston chosen for the next pow wow.
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Naredom
Laredo
R. O. Tompkins
Hempstead
W. Lighfoot
Thurber
Sagemore
B. R. Wall
Grapevine
Sagamore
Joseph Ryan
Sa Antonio
W. J. Stenbrink
Galveston
C. P. Stafford
San Antonio
Josep5
Ryan
Great Council
United States
Houston
Tennessee Cyclone Rips Montpelier Damages Fatal Fright
A cyclone struck Montpelier near Martin in Weakley county causing heavy damage to a Baptist church several homes a business house and barns. Mrs Pat Gardner widow of a measles patient was frightened to death when a tree limb fell on their house.
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Nashville
Montpelier
Martin
Weakley County
Baptist Church
Pat Gardner
Train collision at Copley injures none besides brakeman killed
Reading Calif May 15 A northbound Portland passenger train No 2 on the Southern Pacific collided with two light engines at Copley Brakeman William Jones of Sacramento was instantly killed No other injuries reported The engines mail and baggage cars were badly damaged
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Reading
Cal
Portland
Southern Pacific
Copley
William Jones
Sacramento
Jones
Seymour Hate Arrested In Lynch Murder Case
Seymour Hate arrested at Denison after lynching Jim Williams at Sterrett. He was moved to South McAlester by Deputy U.S. Marshal J. Satterfield for hearing in the United States court.
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South McAlester
Sherman
Seymour Hate
Denison
Jim Williams
Sterrett
I. 7
United States
J. 5. Satterfield
Three Inches of Snow Falls in Head of the Lakes
Superior Wisconsin reports three inches of snow blanketing the head of the lakes region Tuesday night, disrupting local plans and signaling an unexpected late storm.
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Superior
Wis
the Lakes
Postponing of Election Thought Necessary
A notice suggests the postponement of an election may be required. Officials consider delaying voting to address unspecified issues and ensure orderly proceedings. Local authorities have not set a new date yet.
Oklahoma delegates push ticket for new state election
Washington May 15 Oklahoma Republicans met in a three hour conference led by Sherman Loudenslager and Governor Frantz to discuss the proposed state and whether to field a ticket in the first state election. They expect to address Secretary Taft and the president, with Frantz predicting a Woods county ruling will allow an election before the presidential campaign.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Sherman
Republican Congressional Committee
Loudenslager
Frantz
McGuire
EF. T. Glenn
Taft
Woods County
Indian Territory
Fot
Pancoast
Alva
Okla
J. L. Hamon
Supreme Court
Hamon
Republican State Executive Committee
State Supreme Court
Tulsa
O. T
New York
New Jersey
Curtis
Kansas
Roosevelt
Bank Safe Robbed in Topeka With $10,000 Stolen
Officials of the Citizen's Bank of North Topeka say the bank safe was entered between Sunday night and Monday morning and robbed of ten thousand dollars.
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Topeka
Citizen’s Bank of
North Topeka
Call Cancelled in Columbus Republican Leaders Conference
A conference of Republican party leaders with the central committee in Columbus O is cancelled. The notice is dated May 15 and mentions a call for a meeting on May 16.
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Columbus
Con Colubus
Central Committee
Democratic conference to discuss presidential candidate in New York
W J Connors of Buffalo announced a mid November New York conference to discuss a Democratic candidate for the presidency. He invited U S senators state senators nineteen Democratic governors and the chairs of all Democratic state committees and said enough have accepted to ensure success.
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Ing
Democrats
Schenectady
N. Y
W. J. Connors
Buffalo
Democratic State Committee
Schenectady County
New York
United States
HESTER ANALYSIS OF COTTON MOVEMENT
Secretary Hester reports for eight months ending April that Texas including Indian Territory moved about 1 539 000 more bales than last year and other gulf states 979 000 more while Atlantic states added 76 000 more, totaling an increase of 2 594 000 bales. Texas and Indian Territory accounted for 4 321 691 bales.
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New Orleans
Hester
Texas
Indian Territory
Gulf States
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Missouri
Oklahoma
Atlantic
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Vginia
Traction Cars Collide Injuring Twenty Near Hamilton
A head on collision on the Cincinnati Northern line one mile from Hamilton injures twenty. Two traction cars collide while moving south. several passengers suffer serious injuries though none are reported dead. Rescue parties attend the scene as authorities investigate cause.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Northern Line
Hamilton
Judge Adams Rules on Waters-Pierce Indictment Remand
In St Louis on May 15 Judge Adams of the United States circuit court discussed Waters-Pierce Oil case. He overruled objections to remanding H. C. Pierce to Sheriff Matthews of Travis Texas to answer a perjury indictment. Arguments for delay and bond adjustments were presented by attorneys Priest Barclay and others.
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Adams
States Circuit Cou
St. Louis
H. Cl
Waters-Pierce Oil Com
Matthews
Train
Texas
United States Circuit Co Day
Pierce
Priest
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E. J. Fountain
Croceries
Edce Dry Goods CO
Mm. H. James
Drugs
Catholic Mission Burns
lowNeys Chocolate
Just
Emmet & Maloney
City of
Thompkins Grand Sachem
M.cliuw Ale ‘Afs
Capital
Inland Waterways Commissionese
T. E. Burton
Ohio
Mississippi River
C. B. Sears
Mississipp River Commission
Oxfords
Hunter & Chatham
Natchez, Miss
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