Cotton mill towns in Texas and political notes head the Eagle
The Daily Eagle reports Texas cotton mill towns including Beton Bonham Celeste Corsicana Cuero Dallas Denison Gonzales Hillsboro Itasca Houston Pittsburg Sherman Waco Waxahachie West. Morris Sheppard nominated for congress succeeding his late father John L Sheppard. Cuero and Belton mills thriving with orders. a humorous Illinois insurance mix up cited from LaPorte Herald.
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Morris Sheppard
Texarkana
Congress
John L. Sheppard
Texas
Beton
Bonham
Celeste
Corsicana
Cuero
Dallas
Denison
Gonzales
Hillsboro
Itasca
Houston
Pittsburg
Sherman
Waco
Waxahachie
West
J. and G. N. Excursion to San Antonio Fair
The J. and G. N. excursion to the San Antonio Fair runs October 17 to 29 with tickets limited to October 30. Fare is $6.15 round trip from Bryan. Special sales $3.00 for Bryan departures with modified limits on select dates.
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San Antonio Fair
Bryan
A Home Wedding at San Antonio
At high noon on Monday October 20 Mr Lang C Sellers of Millican married Miss Katie Price at the bride’s brother Sterling Price home in San Antonio with Rev J W Moore officiating. The reception featured palms ferns cut flowers and a lavish breakfast. The couple headed to Millican after gifts and well wishes from relatives and friends. Miss Price is from Buffalo Texas formerly Albany Georgia. Sellers is a Millican druggist active in local business and charity.
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Lang C Sellers
Millican
Katie Price
Sterling Price
San Antonio
Rev
J. W. Moore
Terer
Miss Price
Buffalo
Texas
Albany
Mr. Sellers
Alabama
Burglary at Mawhinney and Sanders Bros Storefronts
Entry gained through a broken window at Mawhinney store, glass removed. Sanders Bros. & Co. suffered door damage and a broken cash register found nearby. thieves intent on seizing cash but fled. A local suspect was arrested and released for insufficient evidence. Mrs. L. R. Polk and children visit relatives in Fordroche, La.
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J. E. Covey
Dallas
Floyd
Houston
John B. Neeley
Wellborn
Norwood
Bryan
Coulter's
John E. Baldwin
Marlin
Bryan Grocery Co
Mawhinney
Sanders Bros. & Co
Naval Improvements Highlight O'Neil Report On Ordnance Budget
Admiral O Neil, chief of the naval bureau ordnance, requests 13182805 for next year with 10000000 for arms and armament for new warships. Armor production has progressed, 612 tons delivered, while gunpowder and projectiles show advances. A new shell type with soft cap and a night tracer device are under development. Electric power for handling guns and turrets is endorsed as superior.
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Washington
Admiral O'Neil
Naval Bureau Ordnance
Ordnance Bureau
Admiral O'Neill
President Roosevelt Celebrates Forty Fourth Birthday
President Roosevelt quietly marked his 44th birthday with a morning office visit alongside Secretary Cortelyou. He received numerous congratulatory messages and flowers, including a Hungarian club of New York delegation honoring him as an honorary member, while several cabinet members also offered their felicitations.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
Canton
Hungarian Club of
New York
More Mines in Operation in Anthracite Region
Wilkesbarre Oct 27 There are more mines in operation in the anthracite region than at any time since May 12 when the strike began The Lehigh Valley region remains barren. Par dee Coxe firms idle Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal has started up in Lehigh area Nine five percent of Wyoming and Lackawanna mines are open with output rising The D L and W and Delaware Hudson collieries report heavy production Falls in mines hinder progress due to hazards
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Wilkesbarre
Lehigh Valley
Pardee & Co
Coxe Bros. & Co
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Lehigh
Wyoming
Lacakawanna
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Delaware, and Hudson Company
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Longfellow
Whittier
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the Daily Eagle
Connelly & Carnes
Eagle
Boll Weevil
Meat Trust
Belton
Illinois
LaPorte Herald
Mrs. Sellers
Luc
Coulter
Eagle Office
John Astin
Ed Saunders
Curt Oliver
M. L. Moore
A. Belmont
H. B. Dorsey
Exchange
Ethel Hutson
Peter Winter
W. L. Douglas
Norwood’s
E. L. McCauley
Emmet’s Prescription Pharmacy
Hunter
Oo Chatham
L. R. Polk
Fordroche, la
Mrs
George Polk
S.h.allphin
C. M. Proctor
John Wittman
HOD
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Texas’ Createst Railroad
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