German Propaganda and Patriotism in Wartime Editorial
The editorial condemns German propaganda as deceptive and un-American, criticizes Senator La Follette and war critics, and urges vigilance against anti Allied sentiment on trains and in the press. It calls for government action to monitor foreign language papers and praises loyal outlets like State Press for defending the United States.
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Germany
New Orleans
Baltimore
Great Britain
France
England
Department of Justice
Galveston
State Press
S. P
State
United States
EAGLE NOTES TRIP TO EUROPE AND LOCAL DEVELOPMENTS
Mr and Mrs George Jenkins Jr and family depart for Europe to study architecture and art with relatives in London. Local real estate and business growth cited as Bryan sees rising property values and new church and professional strength. The Eagle reports on politics in Hearne and San Antonio events, community activities, a baby show planned by Methodist ladies, poultry contests, and new legal partnerships in Bryan.
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George Jenkins, Jr
Tom Hillier
Kate Seale
Europe
George Jenkins
London
Jenkins
Miss Seale
Galveston
New York
Alamo
Great St. Paul
Church crowds fill with small space as collection aids missions
A large congregation overflowed the church as the building proved too small. A missions collection of 50 dollars was taken. Young Philip Hensarling, 19, of Steep Hollow, lay ill from a mule kick and lockjaw symptoms after days of distress. Services at the jail were led by Mr. Jenkins of Georgia with Dr. Finley and Mr. H. O. Boatwright present. seven inmates, four white and three colored, were confined. Rev G. E. Clothier is slated to lead services this afternoon at 3. Bryan men form a club and rent the Academy of Music upper story for a year, converting the rear stage into the D. Y. K. hall for dancing. Ed S. Derder and Alma Sheets announce their marriage for April 29, 1896 at 9 p.m. in Bryan.
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Jenkins
Georgia
Finley
H. O. Boatwright
John Gee
G. E. Clothier
Bryan Young Men
Academy of Music
D. Y. K. Hall
Bryan Huntsville trade clash sparks road and line plans
The Huntsville Enterprise notes a sharp move after Bryan's trade deal, with local progressives advertising broadly and planning a telephone line and a macadamized road to Madison and nearby counties. Also reports soda shipment to Hempstead, Fritz Easman’s leg injury and hospital recovery, a church benefit tea at Mrs. Calhoun's, and Milton Sims winning field day honors at Randolph Macon College in Bedford City Virginia before returning to Texas.
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Bryan
Huntsville
Madison
Milton Sims
Randolph, Macon College
Bedford City
Texas
Secret meeting set World War course eighteen days before ultimatum
The Reichstag revealed a secret prewar conference of German and Austrian officials dominated by Germany. Attendees included the Kaiser, Bethmann-Hollweg, Tirpitz, Falkenhayn, Stumm, Archduke Frederick, Berchtold, Tisza, and Conrad von Hoetzendorf. The discussion showed war was decided upon prior to the Serbia ultimatum.
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Germany
Austria- Hungary
Serbia
Reichstag
Herr von Bethmann-Hollweg
Potsdam Conference 1914 Foretold Austria Serbia Ultimatum
The Potsdam meeting on July 5 1914 led to Austria’s ultimatum to Serbia issued July 23. Hidden aims anticipated Russia France and Britain would join, while Britain planned arbitration. Kaiser left for Norway and Berlin to gauge response as England stood with its allies, exposing the pretence behind the war plan.
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Herr von Jagow
Count Moltke
Potsdam
Serbia
Austria
Russia
Great Britain
France
Norway
Berlin
England
Germany
Waco Times-Herald Reports Convicts Prussian Warlords
The Waco Times Herald states that Prussian warlords are convicted of plotting a cruel and indefensible conflict, marking a historical judgment on the aggression. The report portrays the verdict as a world defining act in a troubled era.
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Waco Times-Herald
BOROZONE Antiseptic Healing Agent Ready for Emergencies
Surgeons stress prompt first treatment for cuts burns and wounds with an efficient antiseptic. BOROZONE is promoted as the ideal antiseptic and healing agent for man or beast. Available in multiple sizes at J Jenkins store.
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J, Jenkins
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T. A. Moore
Willie Friley
Opera House
Miss Friley
Methodist Church
Ed Hall
Tom Erwin
Tom Ewing
Brazos Bottoms
John B. Mike
Charley Knoblauch
Bottoms
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Robert Armstrong
Nagle
Talfiaferro
Brazos County
Eagle
Abe Hensarling
Charley Sawyer
Steep Hollow
Father Petillo
St. Joseph's Church
Lodge Room
Tyler Haswell
St. Louis
McKinley
Mr. Haswell
the Baptist Church
Philip Hensarling
Ed S. Derder
Miss Alma Sheets
John M. Lawrence & Co
Hempstead
Fritz Easman
Central
Houston
Fritz
Admiral von Tirpitz
General von Falkenhayn
Her von Stumm
Foreign Office
Archduke Frederick
Emperor Francis Joseph
Count Berchtold
Count Tisza
Conrad von Hoetzendorf
Villa Maria
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