THE PLAGUE AT SAN FRANCISCO AND STATE NOTES
A San Francisco bubonic plague update reports sixteen deaths with official figures and sample analysis moving to Washington for confirmation. Also listed are multiple Texas state procurement items for asylums and homes, plus local public works and education notes from the governor and council.
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San Francisco
San Franco
de Sinte
Thera
Io Francisco
Californls
Woehington
Weather Crop Report Promising for Texas Pasture and Crops
Texas section for week ending July 16, 1900 notes cooler average temperatures with 60 to 74 degrees and a high of 102 at Abilene. Rainfall varied, Galveston reported 15.45 inches with 16.04 inches local max. conditions show improved cotton, good wheat and oats yields, late corn mixed, and varying crop health from poor to excellent across regions.
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Weather Bureau
Texas
Panhandie
Heprietta
Coast
Galveston
Tate
Pursuu
Washington
Florida
Filelda
Daab
Alabama
Georeli
South Carolina
North Carolina
Veitral
Sastern
Tennessee
Knife Attack Reported at O Quinn Port in La Grange
News reaches Fayette County that J. Melcher was badly cut with a knife at O Quinn country port eight miles from La Grange. The alleged motive involves a clash over opening a road to a local coal mine in which Melcher holds an interest. The latest from the scene says a doctor was administering chloroform to Melcher for treatment. No further details yet.
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Catting
Fayette County
la Grange
Texas
O'Quinn
Melcher
Featherstone and Winnie sue Weekes firm for 269000
Galveston Texas July 17 three civil suits filed in the district courts by L P Featherstone and Fox Winnie against Weekes McCarthy Co seeking 269000 in damages over a note for 28000 and related pledged Gulf and Interstate railroad bonds. Winnie claims 125000 damages for non delivery of bonds. A separate suit by Featherstone against the same firm seeks 100000 damages over seventy four bonds. The Mallory steamer Nueces sails for New York tomorrow with cabin passengers.
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Planiiffs
H. Ride
Gulf
Interstate
Honda
Interstato
Fox Winnie
Weekes, McCarthy & Co
Winnie
Gulf and
Weekes, McCarthy &Co
Winnie & Foitherstone
Voteno
Oaks
L.P. Featherstone Agaainat Weekes, McCarthy & Go
Featherstone
Fox Winnie's
Mallory
Nueces
John Risk
New York
Key West
Carl Drake
Austin
Marx
H. Wyman
Hen Hammotd
San Antonio
M. Atkins
Gallinger
Dallas
W. al Vogt
Fort Worth
Headley
Benison
Gower
City of Mexico
Sol Katzenstein
Brémodd
Sam Keatzenstein
Hearne
J. F Downs
T. Steble
Lee Wilden
Bretham
Anderson
A. B. Stillwell
St. Louis
J. Amyph
Waco
Names and Addresses Draft List from New Orleans Area
A long list of individuals and places is presented, including J. J. B. Roberts of Woodville and Mina & Biouni of Hounia, with multiple names linked to New Orleans, Shreveport, Houston, Dallas, and other cities. The fragment reads like a directory or attendee roster with various spellings and locales.
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J. J. B. Roberts
Woodville
BR. L. Burns
Shreveport
W. RK. Moon
New York
Mina & Biouni
Hounia
Joe Wamksyems
New Orleans
John WH
Childe
Chiono
M. J. Clark
Kanner City
M. A. Buyler
M. de Jarrett
Dallaer
J. P. Klots
Louly
H. Graftonton
F.C. Milley
Boston
Atlanta
Delegation Heads to Richmond for Tenth Congressional Meet
A large turnout is expected as two special coaches head to Richmond from Lavaca and Colorado counties. Galveston and other delegations join in for the July 18 convention with members voting for Paulus as State Senator and Burgess for Congress.
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Richmond
Texas
Lavaca
Colorado County
Galveston
Bee County Republican Convention Held in Beeville
Bee County Republicans met in Chittim Hall Beeville July 17 at 3 pm with J W Bell as executive chair and N B Walker elected chair. J T Ballard named secretary as committees formed for resolutions and delegate selection to state, congressional, and representative conventions.
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Bee County
Beeville
Texas
Chittin Hall
J. W. Bell
N. B. Walker
J. T. Ballard
Deloyuers
J. M. Kishlar
Peter Faveland
Hans Thompson
Cuero
AV. Bell
B. le Archer
M. Thurnton
J. C. Short
Li. Trayor
Jonen Selgelid
N. A. Walker
University of Texas Catalog Details Programs and Fees
The document outlines Texas university offerings with eighty instructors and officers, 91 students plus 171 summer attendees, admitting women to taught departments. It notes 162 courses, a library of 35 000 volumes, and a four year medical program in Galveston with twenty two instructors. It lists fees, exam schedules, and contact for a department catalogue via John A. Lomax in Austin.
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Monte
Tuttlon
FINO
Sindorite
Repo
Aniranes
Yaoling Mets Christan
Young Wonin
Mirletlin Association
Feld
LAW Department
Texas
Galveston
School of Pharmacy
John A. Lomax
Rage Jatrar
Austin
Christian Education of Women
A. G. Garrett
Claestco
Higher Mathematica
Wellestey College
University of Toronto
University of Michigan
School of Music
Germany
New England Conservatory of Music
Tiano Forie Puplin
Klebre
New England Conservatory
Boson
China
Tangat
Tratoeg Surse
Muek
Furmiecee
College Dairy
Delegates Discuss County Nominations and Advisory Report
Delegates at the convention discussed county nominations in a committee tasked with investigating the advisability. The committee will report at a meeting planned for the first of next month.
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Travelond
Witton
Alierontesda
Haneen
G. W. Swilih
Populist Delegates Elected for State and District Conventions
At a meeting of the Populist party in Ausiitn County delegates were chosen for the state convention on July 4 and the congressional district tenth convention. A conservative member moved to oppose nominating a candidate for congress, but an amendment making delegates uncommitted passed. A second motion endorsed Hon. J. K. Walter of Gongalea if the district conference nominates. An advertisement for Eimer & Amend rheumatism medicine is included.
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Sonly
Populiet Party
Vongreas
Movle
K. Walter
Gongalea
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Craddock& Co
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Inva
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Southern Pavila Railroad
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University OF Texas
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Tenas
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A. M
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Eimer & Amend
E. F Schmidt
Houston
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Address Sterling Remedy Co
ST. Edward’s College
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Thorugh
John T. Boland
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A Anderson
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Model College of the South
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Prest
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Miss Torbert
St. Mary's College
North Texas Female College
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Sherman, Texas
Conservatory of Music
Aly. von Mickwits
Wilbur McDonagh
Leschoitzky
Vienna
Thas
Cosinerlor
Marty
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Mies Billingsly
Parin
Lucy Kiddimy
Saint Mary’s Academy
Sisters OF the Holy Cross
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SAN Antonio Female College
West End
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Pat Particulara
E. Harridon
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