Old Age Ossification Tied to Diet and Oxidation
The piece cites Dr. S. W. Caldwell arguing that senescence stems from bodily ossification due to calcium salts and fibrinous matter. It links old age to atmospheric oxygen destruction, oxidation, and dietary calcium intake, urging moderation and fruit heavy diets to slow deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
Itad
S. W. Caldwell
Memphis Medical Monthly
Caldwell Aright
Lewis
Caldwell
New York Sun
New Jersey Mother Delivers Triplets Along With Twins
Mrs. Richard Barton of Red Tavern Road near New Brunswick reports the birth of triplets. She has previously given birth to twins on two other occasions. The mother and the babies are reported to be doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Barton
Red Tavern Road
New Brunswick
N.J
Barton
Texas Greer County Battle Over Red River Boundary
Dallas dispatch reports a suit filed by Tem ple Houston and Hughes Robert son & Coke for a writ of injunction against Ar rington tax collector to halt taxes on Franck lyn Land and Cattle property in Greer county Texas. The dispute centers on whether Red River main fork is Prairie Dog or North fork, affecting ownership between Texas and the United States. The case notes crosscutting views by Texas state courts and U S courts, and urges presidential action to appoint a boundary commission to settle the river’s main branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
United States
Temple Houston
Hughes, Robertson & Coke
Francklyn Land and Cattle Company
Arrington
Greer County
Texas
United States Territory
Spain
Melish
Redriver
Prairie Dog Fork
North Fork
Red River
Capiton Melish
Major Marcy
United States Engineer Corps
Panhandle Country
Supreme Court of
United States Court
United States Congress
Cleveland
A Bloodless Duel Between Local Notables
Riverside reports a planned duel between R. D. Bridges justice of the peace and I. T. J. Martin foreman of section 13 at the International and Great Northern railroad. They faced off at seven fifteen with double barrel shotguns loaded with blanks, producing no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
R. D. Bridges
Justice of the Peace
Walker County
I. T. J. Martin
International and Great Northern Railroad
Trinity
Messrs. Bridges
Martin
Bridges
J. B. Holland
Ridges
Mr. Roper
Mr. Holland
Notorious bandits slain as Texas gang terrorized routes
State dispatches recount the downfall of James McDaniels and his desperado crew who plundered stagecoaches across western Texas and into New Mexico. They killed a sheriff, attacked two coaches within thirty minutes, and murdered Marshal Hal Gosling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio
James McDaniels
Texas
New Mexico
McDaniels
Potter
Hal Gosling
Houston
Galveston
William M. Rice
New York
Houston, East and West Texas Railway
Rice
Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fe
Paul Bremond
Houston Dispatch
Houston Light Infantry
Lyceum
Dallas
D. T. Stewart
Floyd
Kendall
Judge Hurt
Court of Appeals
Seth Shepard
Fort Stockton
Bud Frazier
Pedro Sostra
Frazier
Interfering
Crispine Sosa
Pedro Basilio
William Clark
Young Frazier
Dallas Dispatch
St. Paul
Ursuline Convent
Laura M. Dake
Temple Emanuel School
W. K. Jones
Female College
Baltimore and Ohio
Sam Allen
Texas Cattlemen Seek Open Trail Through Cherokee Strip
Texas cattlemen report that cattlemen and leased herds in the Cherokee strip are being blocked from moving cattle from Texas toward Colorado. Leaders including W T Lytle and Congressman Sayers appeal to Secretary Lamar for immediate action to keep the trail open. Governor Ireland notes 50 000 cattle on the move and urges federal orders to permit passage despite opposition. The Interior Department later states that established cattle trails through the eight mile strip remain free and maintained by U S government authority.
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Dominion Cattle Company
Cherokee Strip
Indian Territory
Texas
W. T. Lytle
Southwestern Texas Cattle Association
Sayers
Secretary of the Interior
Austin
L. Q. C. Lamar
United States
Colorado
Josefh D. Sacks
Tenth Congression
Ireland
Washington, D. C
Interior Department
Kansas
Nebraska
Jonn Ireland
Texas Boys
Death of General Garcia in Sonora Yaqui War
The Chronicle cites Tucson sources confirming General Garcia, commander of Mexican forces, was killed in battle with the Yaqui Indians near Sonora. About 400 Mexicans died. Yaquis are well armed and active after seven years of preparation. Treachery accusations against General Carbo follow a failed joint attack with Topete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
the Chronicle
Tucson
Arizona
Star
Sonora
Garcia
Carbo
Topete
Tote
Mozattlan
San Antonio Bookkeeper Defrauds Firm and Absent Abroad
The bookkeeper for M. Castinola & Son, E. Phillips, has secretly fled with control of the books. By falsifying accounts he defrauded the firm of a large amount over three years. He is believed to have fled to Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
M. Castinola & Son
E. Phillips
Phillips
Mexico
Cheyennes on the Warpath in Indian Territory Clash
Dispatches report sixteen Indian Company forces in Fort Reno and Darlington as Cheyennes prepare to resist disarmament. An accidental killing sparks war dances while settlers flee toward Kingman and Lawndale as hundreds arm themselves. Reports note Indians burning property and riders warning settlers as governor is notified.
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Wichita
Kans
Eagle
Fort Reno
Darlington
Indian Territory
Arapahoe
Daily Eagle
Kingman City
Kansas
J. B. Wilson
Lawndale
Pratt County
Bank of
Kingman
Agency
Cantonment
Strikers Riot in Cleveland As Mills Face Demands
About 1,200 workers from Newburgh mills entered Cleveland and attacked facilities owned by the Chisholms including the Emma blast furnace and Union Screw Works. Fayette Brown was seriously hurt. two watchmen were badly beaten. violence ceased as police moved toward the riot scene.
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Cleveland, O
Rrgi
Newburgh
Chisholm Shot Works
Case Avenue
Chisholms
Cleveland
Payne
Fayette Brown
Tenth Ward
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Redskins
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