Bryan Lyceum announces top attractions for season
W W C Davis, manager, showcases a season with John Thomas Concert Company, Senator Ben F Tillman, William Owen Shakespearean Company, Geo R Wendling, Fred Emerson Brooks, Hawthorn Musical Club of Boston, and potential Bob Taylor lecture. About twenty double season tickets remain. the course opens November 15 with the John Thomas Concert Company.
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Ww. C. Davis
Bryan
John Thomas Concert Company
Ben F. Tillman
The
William Owen Shakespearean Company
Geo. R. Wendling
Fred Emerson Brooks
Hawthorn Musical Club of Bos
Bob Taylor
Texas
Davis
Payton Sisters Sitcom Draws Opera House Audience
The Payton Sisters Comedy Company pleases audiences with a matinee at 2 30 p m today and a Tonight bill titled Power of Love at the opera house.
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Payton Sisters Comedy Company
Election Returns Show Close NY Contest Hughes Leads Hearst
Indications at 11 PM show New York tilting to Hughes over Hearst with about 800000 votes counted city and state. Hughes leads by roughly 50000, city votes unlikely to offset up state total. Bryan’s courthouse box yields 201 with 111 for him. County officers see Lamar Bethea as county attorney and H O Jones as district clerk, new commissioners E C Elliott and J C Blume.
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New York
Hearst
Hughes
Bryan
College
Lamar Bethea
H. O. Jones
E. C. Elliott
W. L. Edge
J.C. Blume
Darby Cahill
Stomachs Strengthening Claim for Mi-o-na Remedy
The article promotes Mi-o-na as a superior remedy to strengthen the stomach and digestive system. It asserts a weak stomach causes poor digestion, semi starvation, and toxin buildup, promising lasting relief and improved appetite, sleep, and nerves after a few days of use. It mentions a guaranteed sale.
Guarantee of refunds tied to remedy claims in 50-cent box
The text urges verification that money is refunded unless the remedy satisfies all claims. It asks E. J. Jenkins to present the guarantee he includes with every 50-cent box.
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Antee
E. J. Jenkins
Louisiana Quarantine Modified for Hawaii Travelers
The Louisiana state board of health loosened the Hawaii quarantine allowing passengers to go directly home if they report to state officers, eliminating detention for those reporting upon arrival in New Orleans on November 6.
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New Orleans
Louisiana State Board of Health
Hawaii
Baker and Syd ney wed in Boston ceremony
Henry Dunster Baker son of Chicago World's Fair president William T Baker and Edna Wooten known as Edna Sydney niece of General Lew Wallace were married on Monday in Boston.
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Boston
Henry Dunster Baker
William T. Baker
Chicago
Edna Wooten
Lew Wallace
Edna Sydney
Butter Output In Elgin Declines Weekly Total
Elgin Tl reports a weekly butter output of 662000 pounds for the past week. The figure highlights production levels at local dairy facilities and reflects market demand during November.
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Elgin
Hearst Urges Vigilance in Poll Watching Statewide
A New York letter from Hon. W. R. Hearst via Independence League manager Max Simsnan asks poll watchers across New York to ensure a Hearst victory. He accuses Republicans of relying on corrupt money and calls for loyal volunteers to prevent vote suppression on election day.
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Hearst
New York
Hon
W. R. Hearst
Max Simsnan
Independence League
Mr. Heart
Plunderbund
Ighes
Supreme Court Dismisses Moran Habeas Corpus Appeal
The U S Supreme Court dismissed the writ of habeas corpus sought by George Moran of Comanche County Oklahoma. Moran, convicted of murder in 1902, argued irregularities from political conditions and that being forced to testify before the jury violated his rights.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
George Moran
Comanche County
Oklahoma
Moran
Disease Outbreak Forces Large School Exodus
Natchitoches telegraph reports Miss Winnette Barnes of Blanchard with smallpox. At the school there are 700 students but only 29 remain due to the illness, leaving the facility nearly empty.
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Shreveport
Natchitoches
Winnette Barnes
Blanchard
Ethel Pierson Wins Enrolment for Choctaw Freedmen
Muskogee reports the department of the interior overruled Commissioner Tami Bixby and declared Ethel Pierson entitled to enrollment. The ruling adds 2,500 Choctaw freedmen to the rolls, each eligible for sixty acres valued at about ten dollars per acre.
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Muskogee
Tami Bixby
Department of the Interior
Department
Ethel Pierson
Hughes Urges Fair Labor Treatment at West Side Rally
Hon C B Hughes spoke to a large West and Bethune streets crowd vowing to govern for all people. He backed fair labor, pledged not to harm business prospects, and endorsed past wage earner statutes. Election officials report varied illegal registration complaints among parties with hundreds validated and warrants issued.
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New York
C. B. Hughes
West and Bethune Streets
Hearst
Morgan
Tammany
Independence League
Municipal Ownership League
Root Speech Endorsed by President Roosevelt Telegram
President Roosevelt endorses Secretary Root in a telegram to Longworth. He urges printing Root’s remarks on backing a Republican Congress and reprinting his letter to Congressman Watson. The message accompanies Longworth’s report from Cincinnati dated November 6.
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Root
Congressman Watson
Roosevelt
Congressman Longworth
Watson
Theodore Roosevelt
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