Roosevelt Styles Firecracker Writing Sparks Debate
The piece notes Roosevelt's writing style as firecrackerish while comparing leaders and politics. It mentions the president's bear story and comments on public figures, plus regional events and farmer pledges amid financial strain. Three Central American nations plan military to civilian reforms, with Guatemala and Costa Rica invited to join a proposed Central American federation.
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Nicaragua
Honduras
Salvador
Guatemala
Costa Rica
San Antonio International Fair Dates Announced
The San Antonio International Fair runs November 9 to 24 with daily excursion rates via I and G N. Railroad Day on November 21 offering extremely low rates. See I and G N agents for details.
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San Antonio International Fair
Brazos County A and M College Club Honors Leaders at Banquet
The Brazos County A and M College Club held its second annual banquet in the Mess Hall at the college. J W Carson acted as toast master guiding speakers on the past present and future of the institution. Officers elected for the coming year were Dr Joe Gilbert president W Wipprecht vice president Robi Howell secretary and T Cruse treasurer.
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Azos County A. and M. College Club
J. W Carson
B. Sbisa
Carson
M. College
F. M. Law
Jno
A. Lomax
J. 5
W. Wipprecht
M. Esprit de Corps
E. J. Kyle
H. Ness
F. E. Giesecke
J. M. Carson Jr
GC. Davis
H. H. Harrington
A. and
L. L. McInnis
R. J. Potts
Chas. Puryear
Joe Gilbert
F. S. Puckett
E. C. Carlyle
G. A. Smith
J. T. Cruse
A. J. Neff
Brazos County A. and M. College Club
Robi. W. Howell
Po T. Cruse
Committee Reelects Members After Year of Service
A committee of the past year announces re election of its members following a year of service. The group aims to maintain continuity and oversight ahead of upcoming duties.
Fewer Convicts Reported At Texas Penitentiary
Texas penitentiary board reports October intake of 59 with 3 550 65 inmates on hand November 1 down 65 from September. Financial agent shows 18 220 balance with 10 113 in T W House bank. Railroad cases delayed to December hearing. Cedar Park depot under advisement. Governor did not honor Arkansas extradition requisition for William Morgan in Pearsall.
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Austin
Penitentiary Board
T. W. House Bank
Railroad Commission
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Dallas
Sunset
Cedar Park
Travis County
Arkansas
William Morgan
Pearsall
Dallas County
Dangerous Dog Attacks Woman and Destroys Goat
Mrs William Delane was attacked by a full blood English bulldog in the back yard of her San Antonio home. She escaped serious injury before the dog turned on a pet goat, tearing it to pieces and scattering flesh across the yard. The owner, William Delane, keeps two bulldogs tied in the yard. one broke its rope and lunged at Mrs Delane who fled into the coal house.
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San Antonio
William Delane
Box mutilated in Texas local option contest
In Patrol Texas on November 13 a district court heard a local option election challenge after the Clyde box, a sponsor of the pro box, disappeared. Sheriff Irvin later found the box in a pasture with ballots scattered and damaged. Judge Calhoun ruled the election valid despite the earlier similar case.
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Tex
Irvin
Calhoun
Post Office Safe Burglarized. $200 Stolen in Lawton Area
Lawton Oklahoma November 13 the Chattanooga post office safe was burglarized with about $200 in currency silver and valuables taken J T White postmaster at Lawton and vice president of the National Association of Postmasters says the bank money shortage fuels belief that post offices hoard funds and ties burglary to this belief
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Lawton
Okla
United States Post Office
Chattanooga
J. T. White
National Association of Postmasters
Champion Pastry Cook Miss Tessa McDonald
Boston reporting on Miss Teresa McDonald known as a champion pastry cook who bakes nearly four hundred thousand pies shaping a famed oven focus. The feature highlights her skill and prolific output in a bustling bakery scene with regional pride.
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Tessa McDonald
Boston
Teresa McDonald
Pioneer Pastry Chef Hits Golden Anniversary
A renowned baker marks fifty years as a cook, boasting a record of 49 005 pies baked in forty years at one restaurant along with numerous other desserts. Her creations include 2 000 000 doughnuts in twenty seven years and 788 400 puddings.
Switchman Charles De Beck Run Over by Te railroad Train
Charles De Beck a switchman for the Texas and Pacific Railway was crushed by a train in the Dallas yards on Wednesday morning. He fell as the train approached and the engineer could not stop in time. The body was terribly mangled.
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Charles DeBeck
Dallas
Charles de Beck
Texas and Pacific Railway
Houston Banks Shift to Checks Amid Coin Shortage
Houston banks switch to checks for employee pay due to coin scarcity. The withdrawal from the New York clearing house of the assistant US treasurer in charge of subtreasury disrupts coin remittances to US depots, imposing hardship on military and government offices that relied on New York exchange.
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Houston
New York Clearing House
United States
New York Exchange
Fine Residence Burned in Houston Fire
Elegant residence of Marion Fuller burned Wednesday morning in Houston. Fire officials reported substantial damage to the Fine residence and surrounding property with no injuries noted.
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Houston
Marion Fuller
First Ice of Season Formed in Houston
Houston reported the first ice of the season forming on Tuesday night marking the start of winter conditions in the area.
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Houston
Protest over removing In God We Trust from gold eagle
Rev. W. J. Peck of Union Presbyterian church introduced a resolution of protest against dropping the words In God We Trust from the new gold eagle. The church debate touched on possible political implications and the measure was laid on the table for the next meeting.
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New York
Navy
W. J. Peck
Union Presbyterian Church
Battleship Work In Full Swing At New York Navy Yard
Night and day forces operate on battleships in the New York navy yard as workers push to complete vessel work. The scene shows continuous activity with crews at decks and nearby facilities.
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New York
New York Navy Yard
Roosevelt plans mining bureau proposal to Congress
President Roosevelt told President Richards of the American Mining Company that he would ask Congress to create a mining bureau modeled after the agriculture department. The remark was made during the opening business session of the American Mining Congress in Joplin Missouri on November 13.
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Joplin, Mo
President Richards
The
American Mining Company
American Mining Congress
Roosevelt
Congress
Bureau of Mining
Department of Agriculture
Confession of Steve Adams Introduced in Rathdrum Murder Trial
The admission made Feb. 27, 1906, by Steve Adams in the Idaho state penitentiary warden’s office in the presence of Mollie McGuire figure James McPartland and W. B. Hopkins was presented as evidence in the trial for the murder of Fred Tyler at Rathdrum.
Indicted for Murder Over Lynching at Osage Junction
Mike White C A Greene and Frank Williams were indicted for first degree murder by a Federal jury at Pawnee Oklahoma. They are accused of leading the mob that lynched a negro murderer at Osage Junction two months ago.
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Pawnee
Okla
Mike White
C. A. Greene
Frank Williams
Osage Junction
A. L. Roby Dies in New Orleans at 42
A. L. Roby vice president and general manager of the Mexican American steamship line died in New Orleans on Tuesday night after a three week illness. He was forty two years old.
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New Orleans
A. L. Roby
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