Governor Sayers Signs Trust Bust Bill Into Law
Governor Sayers signed the anti trust bill into law after it passed the legislature. The enactment aims to curb monopolistic practices and expand regulatory authority.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1899
Page
1
Legislature Ends With Little Action and Courtnotes
Austin reports Governor Sayers has signed antitrust legislation and a resolution on a disputed Texas claim of 123 544 41 against the United States. Several other Senate and House bills are signed or advanced but adjournment looms with limited business. Across the nation Choctaw and Georgia incidents are also noted with local courtroom outcomes and a Dallas area coroner case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Sayers
Wayland
United States
Texas
Senate
Houston City
House
Sinc
Admiral Dewey improves while in Hong Kong social circle
Admiral Dewey shows marked improvement in Hong Kong hotel life near the Peak. He rests in cool air and away from town noise as English officers merchants and officials observe him with respect, while authorities quietly deter any threats from Filipino insurgents and their allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Admiral Dewey
Manila Bay
Wildman
Howard Bray
Dewey Seeks Stopovers on Homeward Voyage to New York
Admiral Dewey telegraphs the navy department that he will pause at several ports on the way home and expects to reach New York around October 1. He plans a scaled return after duties in the Pacific theater and will be met by officials and dignitaries along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Admiral Dewey
Navy Department
United States
Reinforcements Urgently Needed for Philippine Campaign
Manila reports urge a much larger American army to establish supremacy in the Philippines. Insufficient forces have allowed insurgents to reclaim abandoned towns and threaten garrisons. Separate items note the Hooker cable ship arrives in Port Said with 250 miles of cable for the Philippines and the Sixth Ohio muster out at Camp Mackenzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippine Islands
MacArthur
Lawton
San Fernando
Rio Grande River
Port Said
United States
Hooker
New York
Philippines
Coal strike settled at Marion mines as arbitration set
Miners and operators at Marion Illinois reached a settlement of the coal strike on May 26. Business will resume as the matter is referred to the state board of arbitration, with both sides to abide by its decision. Nearby reports note a fatal horse accident near San Antonio and Yale University selecting a layman, Prof Hadley, as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Stephen F. Austin
Peace Point
Brazoria County
Austin
Senate P
Senate
Monroe
San Patricio County
Harris County
South McAlester
John Washtub
Joseph Stark
San Bois
Athens
Charles Coquitt
Eugenia Dooley
High Shoals
Russell
Watkinsville
Colquitt
Georgia
Marion, Ills
State Board of Arbitration
San Antonio
Wallace Hardy
Here
New Haven, Conn
Yale
Hadley
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Batavia
Houston
Glory
A. Fish
C. M. Proctor
Naddle
Herbert Campbell
Kandy Kitchen
Lowney’s and
Gunther
Parmer
Marshall, Tex
T. M. Horton
Greenwood
Newkirk
O. T
L. R. Hiatt
Dewey
Ile
Otis
Ohio
Augusta
Camp McKenzie
Harrisburg
Charles Johnson
Imimunes
Newberry
Hill
Pennnsylvania
London
Foreign Office
London Times
Alaska
John B. Mike’s
Telephone
Garth, Howell & Webb
Marion
Bryan Water, Ice, Light and Power Company
ANC
James & Castles
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