Booker dinner at White House and tariff talk trends
The Daily Eagle notes Booker will skip dinner at the White House. It observes turkeys and oysters for Thanksgiving and reports Democrats in Congress may push tariff cuts retrenchment and trust controls while Philippine policy hinges on caucus. It also mourns Clem Studebaker founder of Studebaker Bros dies in South Bend and thanks H H Jones of Bryan for sending the Bryan Eagle edition. The paper previews Professor Price’s cannery article for tomorrow.
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Congress
Clem Studebaker
Studebaker Bros. Manufacturing Company
South Bend
Indiana
J. A. Myers
H. H. Jones
Bryan
Enterprise
Bryan Eagle
Mr. Jones
Waxalichie Finterprise
the Eagle
Professor Price
A. and M. College
The
Eagle
Southern Pacific to establish immigration push in Texas and Louisiana
The Southern Pacific plans a general immigration agent for Texas and Louisiana with Chicago as its headquarters. The move aims to boost industrial wealth and population, leveraging a consultant who has placed 10,000 to 20,000 people recently. Rice cultivation and acreage in Louisiana are rising, with 150,000 acres planted this year and expectations for 250,000 next year, while 20 new luxury chair cars will be added in coming weeks.
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Southern Pacific
Texas
Lone Star
S. F. B. Morse
Houston
Louisiana
Chicago
Morse
Mr. Morse
Southwest
Baggage Check Company Brings Kellys Comic Fun This Week
Land office bustle marks Grand Opera House late this week as James T. Kelly and his Comedy Company stage Fun in a Boarding School and A Victim of Circumstances. Shows run Thursday matinee and night with 25 35 and 50 cent tickets, on sale now, seats filling fast.
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James T. Kelly
Grand Opera House
Kelly
Mike
To Cure Malaria in Four Days Take Quinoria
An advertising note claims Quinoria cures malaria within four days and offers a money back refund if it fails. Druggists authorize refunds. price is 50 cents per package. M H James, leading druggist in Bryan Texas. Franklin Brothers report record meat sales from their refrigerated cattle business.
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M. H James
Bryan
Texas
Franklin Brothers
Two Women Murdered Near Red River Cabin
In Texarkana on November 27 two Black women were found dead in a cabin on Red River opposite Garland City Arkansas about twenty miles east of Texarkana. Evidence indicates murder but the killer is unknown. Locals protest and threaten summary vengeance if the murderer is captured or identified.
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Red River
Garland City
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Kilgore Arrested In Texas Warant In Oldfield Killing
Arlington Texas November 27 Tom H Kilgore was arrested on a warant by Deputy Rufus Porter and jailed in Fort Worth He is indicted as an accomplice in the killing of Prof Joe Oldfield last summer Milton Young the killer was tried and given 11 years Kilgore is brother in law of the convicted man Paris Texas November 27 The trial of Solomon Hotema the witch killer ended with a murder verdict he faces a hanging sentence in federal court
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Arlington, Tex
Tom H.kilgore
Rufus Porter
Fort Worth
Joe Oldfield
Milton Young
Kilgore
Paris
Tex
Solomon Hotema
Roosevelt to urge Cuban trade concessions
President Roosevelt in a message to Congress will recommend the advisability of continuing duty on Cuban trade concessions. The proposal aims to extend trade terms and adjust tariff relations with Cuba as part of broader policy measures.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Con
Denison Texas Shoots National Juror by City Marshal
A telegram from Tishomingo Indian Territory reports James Wadkins, a national juror, shot by Denison City Marshal Vannoy after Wadkins drew a knife and threatened him and night watchman Mickel. Vannoy and Mickel attempted to disarm Wadkins but he advanced. In self defense the marshal fired, injuring Wadkins fatally.
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Denison
Tex
Tishemingo
I. T
James Wadkins
Marshal Vannoy
Wating
Vannoy
Peter Mickel
Vice Wadkins
Irish Patriot Martin Towan Dies at 98 in Chicago
Irih Patriot Trenal Chicago reports Martin Towan, aged 98, died after a period in county hospital. Towan, a Fenian figure, was convicted of treason in 1866 and transported to Australia. In 1869 Hogan and others, save John Boyle O'Reilly who escaped earlier, were rescued by a sympathizer funded boat.
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Chicago
Martinl Towan
Hoep'tal
Hosen
Australia
Hogan
John Boyle O'Reilly
Outlaw Vandeveer Killed During Paycheck Robbery Attempt
In Nogales Arizona an outlaw named James Alevard linked to Cochise robberies died when confronting a messenger during a payroll heist at Sonora Mining in Tupiitane Sopera. Two assailants, a Mexican and an American, tried to stop him. Vand reevaluated Alvod and Vere was shot twice but escaped with the money.
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Nev Oz
James Alevard
Cochise
Southern 2
Sonora Mining Company
Tupiitane Sopera
Amt
Vandeveer
Vand
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Star Brand Shoes
Ulster
Youly
East Main Street
Baggage Check” Company
Tom Kilgore
Hortema
Irih Patriot Trenal
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