Things are Still Rocky for Miss Stone in 1901 News
The OCTOBER 18 1901 issue reports ongoing troubles for Miss Stone while President Roosevelt backs the Isthmian canal. It notes unique New York preachers, a Wall Street windfall of $30000, and Republican tensions over Gage loan plans as Boer War bond concerns rise.
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New York
Wall Street
Rex Dyspepsia Tablets Ad Promises Refund
Cure for dyspepsia and indigestion with Rex Dyspepsia Tablets. All druggists refund money if not cured. Price 50 cents. M. H. James, Bryan Texas, leading druggist. Also offers Havana cigarette and a mail offer for 100 Express aid cigarettes. 102
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M. H. James
Bryan
Texas
Fiendish Grime Stuns Navasota as Child’s Hair Is Cut
The Navasota Examiner reports a mysterious night intrusion into the sleeping apartment of Miss Alice Cone. Her auburn hair was severed near the base of three plaits with a wall hanging pair of scissors. No drugged effects, no chloroform, and limited clues emerge.
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Navasota
Alice Cone
Alice
Excursion to Houston and Galveston Sunday
H T C R R offers a Sunday excursion via special train to Houston and Galveston on Oct 20. Pass Bryan at 3 am. Round trip fares are 1.75 to Houston and 2.00 to Galveston. Return by regular trains by 7 am Oct 21 to Houston or 8 pm Oct 20 to Galveston, or by special train at 11 pm Oct 20.
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Bryan
Houston
Galveston
Price advises fertilizers and crops for Brazos County truck farmers
Prof. R H Price details soil and crop guidance for sandy lands including kainit and acid phosphate costs around four to five dollars per acre. He favors red Creole and Bermuda onions with transplanting, and highlights Dwarf Champion tomatoes and Triumph potatoes for profit and risk considerations. He urges buying seeds through the Association and testing germination at College Station.
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Eagle
R. H. Price
Mfg. Co
New Orleans
Brazos County
Price
Bermuda
Acme
College Station
McDuff Simpson
Texas
Triumph
J. Steckler & Co
Manuel
Eagle Office
Andrews and McClusky Wed In Blum Texas
The Eagle reports the marriage of R. P. Andrews of Harvey to Rhoda McClusky of Blum Texas. The ceremony occurred at the bride’s home and the couple plan to arrive at Bryan on an early train. Andrews is a Harvey native from a well known family and the union is welcomed by many friends.
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R. P. Andrews
Harvey
Rhoda McClusky
Blum
Texas
Bryan
Mr. Andrews
Wiliam Andrews
Hill County
Iedy
Caldwell Returns with Wedding Gift Line Arriving Soon
John M. Caldwell has returned from shopping and unveils an exquisite wedding gift line with more items to arrive in a few days.
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John M. Caldwell
Robbery and shooting near Middlesboro targets paymaster
Pete T. Colgan paymaster of the Virginia Iron furnaces was shot and robbed of $2000 while en route from the bank to pay workers. Hidden robbers fled into the hills after dropping $500. Colgan is expected to recover.
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Middlesboro
Pete T. Colgan
Virginia Iron Furnaces
Colgan
Suspect Annie Rogers Bound Over in Express Robbery Case
Nashville reports the preliminary hearing of Annie Rogers alias Maud Williams. Bound over to the grand jury on 10000 bond after suspicion she knew details of the Wagner Montana Northern Express robbery. She claimed the money was obtained honestly and protested her treatment.
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Nashville
Annie Rogers
Maud Williams
Northern Express
Wagner
Mont
Warren Dow Dead Former U S Marshal at 73
Plattsburg New York Warren Dow aged 73 longtime deputy United States marshal since 1858 and founder of the Jeffersonian at Malone and the Plattsburgh Sentinel. He helped deport more Chinese immigrants to San Francisco for China than any other official after the Chinese exclusion law.
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Plattsburg
N. Y
Warren Dow
United States
Buchanan
Dow
Jeffersonian
Malone
Plattsburgh
San Francisco
New York
China
Father of the new Arkansas capitol dies in Little Rock
Judge J D Kimbell of Hot Springs died in Little Rock at age 67. A North Carolina native, he moved to Arkansas in 1836 and held numerous public offices, last serving as a state senator. He introduced the 1899 bill for a new million dollar state capitol.
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Little Rock
J. D. Kimbell
Hot Springs
North Carolina
Arkansas
Cornell enrollment up by 268 students this year
Ithaca N Y Oct 17 President Schurmann reports Cornell University's current student registration exceeds last year by 268. Based on prior figures the total registration this year would reach 3260 compared with 2980 a year ago.
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Ithaca, N. Y
Schurmann
Cornell University
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