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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1900
Page
2
Help him now and he will be in a better condition
A local appeal urges residents to spend cash at home and buy Christmas goods locally to strengthen the town and county. The speaker emphasizes home affairs and destiny of the editor as a guide, urging support for local merchants and community growth.
Treat the Home Merchant Right
A Caldwell News Chronicle writer argues competition should be just and honest. With money scarce, Houston lures shoppers for Christmas goods, harming home merchants who supported locals. Citizens are urged to favor local retailers and repay their past assistance.
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Caldwell News Chronicle
Houston
Mass meeting called to organize Bryan industrial league
A call in the Eagle invites every Bryan citizen to attend an opera house gathering Monday at 3 PM to form an industrial league to spur future development. The league’s first focus is an industrial school for girls, and early action is urged to begin the fight for it. The call emphasizes participation to keep momentum.
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Bryan
The
Industrial School For Girls
Wanted to rent or buy home in central neighborhood
A notice seeks a comfortable dwelling with a good cistern in a central area and mentions purchasing household furniture. Apply by letter to Mrs. M Arnold at Hilton Bros. & Co. New York Bargain Store, B10.
Nicaragua Route Favored for Canal Says Report
Washington reports that the Isthmian Canal Commission will back a Nicaragua canal over other routes. The preliminary plan urges an 80 foot canal costing about 120 million dollars, with locks designed to allow future deepening to five more feet. The Panama route is largely eliminated due to issues with Harin and a U.S. sale proposal.
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Washington
Isthmian Canal Commission
Nicaragua
McKinley
Panama Canal
Harin
United States
Americans Fight Bravely When Outnumbered in Manila War
Mail reports from Manila recount the capture of Captain Shields and 50 men of the Forty-ninth infantry by insurgents in Marinduque. Surrounded by 250 riflemen and 1800 bolomen, they fought eight hours, inflicted many casualties, and were overpowered after exhausting ammunition. Sergeants Williams and McCarthy aided the wounded and held off attackers for hours before surrendering.
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Washington
Manila
Captain Shields
Forty-ninth Infantry
Marinduque
Williams
McCarthy
Shields
Texas Midland worker killed in yard accident
Ennis Texas November 24 Thomas Moroney a Texas Midland section hand was run over by a freight car and instantly killed in the railroad yard near the Houston and Texas Central round house. It is believed he was either asleep on the track or attempted to swing onto the backing freight car. One leg crushed and body nearly severed.
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Ennis
Thomas Moroney
Texas Midland Section
Houston and
Texas Central Roundhouse
Tobacco dealers ordered to ship out of state
In Dubuque Iowa on November 24 an order required all local tobacco dealers to immediately move their entire stock of cigarettes and cigarette papers out of state. The directive followed a recent Supreme Court decision and came from the American Tobacco Company.
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Dubuque
American Tobacco Company
United States Supreme Court
Public health bill would curb food adulteration
Senator A B Davidson of Cuero visited Austin to push a public health bill at the next legislature. The measure would ban adulteration of foods and impose penalties for selling pure foodstuffs. Also notes on irrigation congress discussions, a Houston Post bid for a Texas vote messenger, and updates on the president's nearly finished message.
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Austin
A. B. Davidson
Cuero
L. A. Petit
The
Houston Post
Messenger
Texas
Washington
Militia Guard Prevent Lynching of Black Man in Albia Iowa
A guard detail from the Iowa National Guard was moved to Albia to prevent a lynch mob after Alvah Booker, a Black man accused of attacking Mrs. Sarah Howell, was brought from Fort Madison penitentiary for a preliminary hearing. The threat arose Oct. 30 as locals gathered at the railroad station, but Ottumwa troops with bayonets deterred the mob.
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Ott
Com G
Iowa National Guard
Albia
Alvah Booker
Sarah Howell
Booker
Fort Madison
Ottumwa Guards
Five Mines Destroyed by North Clarksburg Slide
A major landslide north of Clarksburg West Virginia leveled five large coal mines and damaged homes. It occurred just before workers arrived, sparing miners' lives, but causing heavy losses as the slide altered the course of Lave Creek and left the area looking like undeveloped land.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Clarksburg
Porte Won't Grant Consulate Exequateur at Harpoot
United States official Griscom pressed Twodik Pasha for approval to appoint Dr. Thomas H. Norton as consul at Harpoot. The Porte remains firm in denying the exequateur. Celery growers in Orange County plan to fix crop prices at 15 cents per dozen to stabilize sales after discontent with eastern market distribution. About 700 acres would be represented, modeled after the Walnut Growers Association. Choate seeks suppression of the Filipino junta in Hong Kong. officials note it may take weeks to verify facts and that Hong Kong is a free country complicating actions.
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Constantinople
United States
Griscom
Twotik Pasha
Thomas H. Norton
McKinley
Harpoot
Porte
Los Angeles
Orange County
Walnut Growers’ Association
London
Joseph H. Choate
Hong Kong
Colonial Office
America
Cherokee enrollment advances toward December deadline
In Tahlequah, Indian Territory the Cherokee enrolling party expects to finish enrolling citizens by December 15 with Cherokee freedmen enrollment to follow. The policy seeks to keep freedmen off final rolls despite their status as former slaves of Cherokee Indians. In Owensboro Kentucky pickpockets struck the Beckham Fuqua wedding crowd stealing money and valuables but pocketbooks were recovered with no papers damaged.
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Muskogee, I. T
Dawes Commission
Tahlequah
I. T
Owensboro
Seizure of Taboga Not Seen as Major Event
London reports the Taboga seizure by Colombian officials at Panama not regarded seriously. The Pheasant will investigate and likely seek an explanation, with no expectation of striking developments.
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London
Panama
Pheasant
Colombia
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