Eastern Star Elects Dallas Matron Officers
In Dallas on October 12 the Order of Eastern Star elected officers led by Grand matron Eliza J. Randolph of Laredo and Grand patron John Orchard of Beaumont. Other officers named include Mollie Gray, Frank M. Walker, Cassie C. Leonard, Laura F. Seaman, Carrah Johnston, and Fannie V. Ward. Sixteen girls from the Masonic Widows' and Orphans home performed drills as full ritualistic work was shown on four candidates. Marble Falls, Tex. October 12. Rev J Talley and his wife were swept into the Colorado River at Turkey Bend when a sudden rise overturned their two-horse vehicle. Mr Talley regained consciousness. Mrs Talley was found drowned after several hours. The team swam ashore.
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Dallas
Order of Eastern Star
Eliza J. Randolph
Laredo
John Orchard
Beaumont
Mollie Gray
Frank M. Walker
Galveston
Cassie C. Leonard
Fort Worth
Laura F. Seaman
Greenville
Carrah Johnston
Cleburne
Fannie V. Ward
Big Springs
Marble Falls
Tex
J. ©. Talley
Colorado River
Turkey Bend
Talley
Barrett Charged In Alleged Assault On Stepdaughter
Nacogdoches Texas October 12 W B Barrett arrested on a charge of alleged criminal assault against his fourteen year old stepdaughter. Warrant issued by Justice of the Peace Jones arrest by Policeman Matthews and City Marshal Spradley. Offense alleged to have occurred Tuesday night. Dallas October 12 Texas Eclectic Medical association chose Fort Worth for next year meeting place with several new members elected and papers presented.
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Barrett
Stepdaugh
Nacogdoches
Tex
Justice of the Peace
Dallas
Texas Eclectic Medical Association
Fort Worth
Squadron Welcomed by Yolahoma Parade of British Fleet
British squadron of twelve ships under Vice Admiral Sir Gerald Noel arrived in Yolahoma on Wednesday amid parade by officers and Marines. The visit marks a show of naval presence with ceremonies in the port city.
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Yolahoma
Yokahoma
Sir Gerald Noel
Anglo Japanese squadron welcomed amid public festivities
Vice Admiral Shimamura hosted a ceremony as Admiral Noel and 1300 officers paraded before cheering crowds. A garden party featured dancing juggling wrestling and fireworks. Major Ichida toasted King Edward Queen Alexandra and Britain’s navy and praised the Wisconsin’s friendly open door policy linking Anglo Japanese alliance with broader Far East interests.
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Shimamura
Noel
Ichida
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Far East
United States
Wisconsin
Yokohama
Japan
Major Ichida
Roosvelt
China
Korea
Peru Congress Approves Arbitration Treaty With Italy
Lima reports that on October 12 the Peruvian congress approved an arbitration treaty with Italy and a postal convention with Bolivia.
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Lima
Peru
Italy
Bolivia
National Bank of Mexico Shares Sell at 340 Dollars
J C Sanderson weighing 360 pounds collapsed and died in Paris Texas. A Dallas 150000 club desk was robbed of ninety dollars. Frost caused damage across parts of Oklahoma and Indian Territory. Yukon gold shipments for the current season total about 6900000 dollars.
Markets Report from Kansas City Cattle and Hog Prices
Special to the Bryan Eagle. Kansas City Oct 9 1905 Fair cattle receipts last week boosted prices with steers $3.00 to 3.20 top 3.35 while few below 3.00. Quarantine cattle scarce steady with prices firm. Short red cows around 2.90. grass cows 2.20 to 2.45. canners 1.66 to 2.15. Quarantine supply about 3000 head. active but few good cattle. Hogs declined 15 to 26 cents. top near 5.20 while most sales 5.05 to 5.15. lightweight hogs 5.00 to 5.15. American Dressed Beef and Provision Company opens new packing plant. eight major packing houses now operating. The American Royal Live Stock Show opens and draws feeder buyers. carlot of feeding stock featured. J A Rickart L S Correspondent.
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Bryan Eagle
Kansas City
American Dressed Beef and Provision Company
American Royal
J. A. Rickart
Financial bankers' convention hears calls for reform
Washington notes from the American Bankers association meeting show calls for financial legislation and a flexible national currency. Secretary Shaw proposes a heavily taxed national bank note system. Vanderlip notes prosperity and risks ahead. Ridgley calls for banking oversight changes as Swinney cites association growth and Roosevelt's peace efforts with Japan and Russia.
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American Bankers’ Association
Shaw
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank of New York
the Treasury
Vanderlip
Ridgley
Swinney
The
Association
Roosevelt
Japan
Russia
White House
John L. Hamilton
Hoopeston, Ill
C.S. Whitson
New York City
G. M. Reynolds
Chicago
Charles J.dwards
Burlington
Iowa
J. J. Sullivan
Cleveland
Henry Wilcox
Baltimore
Milton E. Ailee
District of Columbia
S. S. Faulkner
Helena
Ark
B. W. Griffiths
Vicksburg
Miss
J. W
Worry Over Robbery Seizures Tells In Onawa Banker
A Los Angeles dispatch reports Dr. L. W. Ordway a wealthy Onawa banker and farmer died from worry after twelve robberies in eight years. The trouble began with frequent holdups that left him fearful and mentally strained, leading to his death.
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Chicago
Tribune
Los Angeles
Cal
L. W. Ordway
Onawa
New Railroad Planned From Tulsa to Matagorda Bay
The Texas Tulsa and Gulf railroad, capitalized at 10 million dollars, received a charter in Guthrie and will run from Tulsa to Matagorda Bay with potential connection to Kansas City. Also in Guthrie a territorial charter was granted for the Oklahoma and Indian Territory Baptist Orphans Home of Oklahoma City to care and train helpless white or mixed-blood children.
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Guthrie
Texas, Tulsa and Gulf Railroad
Tulsa
Matagorda Bay
Kansas City
Home For
Oklahoma and Indian ‘Territory
Baptist Orphans Home
Oklahoma City
Picketing Prohibited by Chicago Injunction
Judge Holdom enjoined Typographical union No. 16 and its members from interfering with Chicago Typothetae firms facing a declared strike. The order also restrains general picketing by the union.
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Chicago
Holdom
Typographical Union No. 16
Negro Question Up In Kansas City School Attendance
The Kansas Supreme Court issued a writ of alternative mandamus against the Kansas City Kansas Board of Education returnable Nov. 7, demanding the board show cause why colored pupils are not allowed to attend school with white pupils in the same hours and building. Separately, Oklahoma City reports the territorial board of health will raise the yellow fever quarantine against Arkansas Texas and Louisiana on Oct. 15.
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Topeka
Kan
State Supreme Court
Board of Education of
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Territorial Board of Health
Arkansas
Texas
Louisiana
Strikes Spread Across Moscow Factories and Rail Shops
Moscow reports a widening strike among factory workers with Brest railroad workshops now involved and troops cordoning railway shops. In New Haven Yale beats Springfield Training School 29 to 0 as twenty four players see action. In Baltimore Mrs Annie McKinley wed Captain John B Allen in a quiet ceremony.
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Moscow
Brest
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Springfield Training School
Annie McKinley
Baltimore
Abner McKinley
John B. Allen
Tampa
Fla
Snow Flurries Reported Across Indiana Cities
Light snow flurries were reported in Michigan City Alexandria South Bend Peru and other cities during Wednesday according to dispatches from the region.
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Indianapolis
Michigan City
Alexandria
South Bend
Peru
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