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Bryan Morning Eagle in Bryan, Texas

14 Oct 1900

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Bryan Morning Eagle

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Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1900

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Will of W. M. Rice filed for probate in New York

The 1896 will of W. M. Rice is filed for probate listing executors W. M. Rice Jr J D Bardine and James A Baker Jr. The estate funds a 80 000 annuity to beneficiaries Fredrick Rice and Charlotte and leaves the residue to the W M Rice Institute at Houston Texas. The will sets a 5 percent executor commission and names secretary E Raphael with no pay. The estate valued at 6 000 000 to 8 000 000. Albert T Patrick and Charles F Jones to be arraigned on forging Rice’s signature on a 65 000 check.

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New York W. M. Rice W. O. Wetherbe Brooklyn W. I. Jarmon W. M. Rice, Jr J. D. Bardine James A. Baker, Jr Frank A. Rice Charlotte Minera Olds Massachusetts Charlotte S. McKee W. M. Rice Institute For the Advancement of Literature, Science and Art Houston Tex William M. Rice, Jr E. Raphael Frederick Rice J. E. Rice F. A. Rice, Jr David Rice George Rice Minnie Lummis H. H Lummis Texas Libbie Tinspon William H. Rice Frederick M. Rice Hartford Conn McClusky W. R. Rice Patrick William M. Rice Institute Frederick A. Rice William M Charles T. Adams Mont Claire N. J A. R. Cohen John D. Bardine Somerville Frederick L. Blynn Springfield Mass A. T. Patrick Morris Meyers David L. Short Albert T. Patrick Charles F. Jones Mr. Rice
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Diplomatic praise and Chinese crisis opinions reach New York

In New York ambassador Andrew White recounts American diplomacy during the Chinese crisis. He cites Berlin sentiment on China, U S restraint at Tianjin, and a notable absence of foreign intervention as key outcomes. Paris dispatches report Liu of the Black Flags marching toward the empress and a possible arrival at Sian Fu by Oct 20 for bodyguard duties.

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New York Andrew D Germany Ithaca Europe Berlin Pekin Tien Tsin Tung Fuh Sian Yu Hsin Paris Shanghai Liu Canton Hunan Yang Tse Ona He Nan Sian Fu Shen Si
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Small Warships Added to Our Navy at Manila

Washington reports show four steamers El Cano Meriveles Talens and Mendoza three gunboats Albay Caliamenes and Garoqui and two armored tugs undergoing repairs at Cavite with Monadnock also in the yard Some boats were captured by the army and turned over to the navy These craft are suited for shallow coastal waters

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Washington Army Far East Navy Department Cavite el Cano Meriveles Talens Mendoza Albay Caliamenes Garoqui Navy
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Nicaraguan tariff rebate cited on assorted provisions

Vice Consul Scott reports to the state department a material rebate in the Nicaraguan import tariff on 26 specified provisions including lard meats fruits vegetables fish flour and brogans for laborers under the new decree. The action limits or changes the duty on these items as part of the October 13 release.

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Washington Bavaria Hanauer Frankfort State Department Nuremburg Germany Scott San Juan del Norte
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Customs Rebate Limited to Cape Gracias-a-Dios Area

A policy allows three quarters of the former duty on listed articles to be charged but only at Cape Gracias-a-Dios customs and at the bluff. Articles cannot enter Nicaragua elsewhere without 25 percent extra duty or the original rate. Ardmore Indian Territory reports Chief Indian Police Jack Ellis and officers aiding tribal authorities to enforce tribal taxes while merchants threaten ejectment for nonpayment. Henry Harris son of Mr. and Mrs. W P Harris dies in Sherman Texas from scarlet fever, the sole death in months.

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Cape Gracias-a- Dios Nicaragua Ardmore I. T Indian Police Jack Ellis Wright Sherman Tex
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