Fitzsimmons Training in Bath Beach Ahead of Jeffries Fight
Robert Fitzsimmons has returned from Chicago and begun regular training at Bath Beach. The large room is set up as a training pavilion with Rubins as sparring partner and Fitesimmona arranging a course of work. Plans discuss holding the bout across the river at Juarez with a 1000 seat arena but officials may resist Mexican government permits.
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York
Robert Fitzons
Chicago
Bath Beach
Jeffries
Fitesimmona
Rubim
Paso
Texas
Lorey
Guf and
Fiigiimmons
Juarez
Fron
Sien Seesulon
Belioved
One Favorite Wins at New Orleans Steeplechase
Weather clear as Lingo tops a field with steeplechase favorites. Jockeys J. Ley and Mr. Waves are reinstated after restaging the race and results list include many named horses and selling events with times and distances noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Orlean
Lingo Wan
J.ley
Mr. Waves
Wixod
Bristol
Soliing
Dr. Stephens
Difnoe
Ante
Tile
Prince
Doe Collinge
Deponun
Wim Linty
Lotter
Wiase
McWilliama
Unclear Race Card From Francisco Track
Fragmentary report from Francisco on a Monterey Oakland track event listing several horses and positions for multiple furlongs and selling races. Names include Archiladd Maxim Pride Pie and Derby Winner Kildae with unclear results and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Oakland
Ainborough
Lini
Lockhart Hosts Boxing Card with Wins for Local Favorite
In the San Antonio versus Lockhart bout the hometown fighter won two of five planned rounds. The crowd filled the arena as fans watched the action and cheered for the local favorite amid a lively atmosphere.
Texas Death Roll Notices Prompt Local Obituaries
Texas death notices list multiple individuals dying in February across towns including Gibries Lampasas and Madisonville. Anni e Darden and others are remembered with brief causes cited and burial plans noted for local communities. The items mention families, locations, and dates, reflecting a regional death roll column.
Possible Strike Rumor Shakes Huntington and Fort Smith
A Fort Smith dispatch says unofficial reports from Huntington indicate a serious labor dispute brewing. The note warns that a strike is probable and could affect coal operations in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ark
Rook
Fort Smith
Hunt
Coal Strike Threat Echoes Through Kansas Mine Field
The Kansas and Texas Coal Company faces a brewing revolt as a 50 cent per ton coal price cut triggers worker discontent. About 100 men threaten strike after the order, recalling past conflicts over labor and imported workers. UMW official Sordiers Brackney declined to comment as the situation rapidly evolves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volentien
Katwas
Tosaa Pompaniy
Soordiars &. F
Beaumont Budget Reports New Block And Tragedy
Beaumont Texas February 28 Norman Martin son of Charles Martin an employee of the Reliance Mining mills was seriously injured possibly fatally after an accident at work. A new five story block will rise on Orleans Street near Rawle with plans by Kanfoin and Sol. Also reported are a fire at Fremont base and a sewer cave in on Milly Street. J J Frost longtime resident died at his Travis Street home.
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Gibries
Texas
Annie Darden
Darden
Lampasas
Jennings
Inny Tide
Temple
Terns
Edward HW. Wynne
Atv
Corpus
Wryne
Domien
Rh. W
A. H. Vanetian
Iton
Fo W. Daehaug
Houston
J. W. Morris
Snipe
Ile Qo
Amousty
Les Mto
Girst
Dewd
J, 1Ings Lodge
Beaumont
Norman Martin
Charles Martin
Retlance
Martin
Tip Martio
Erie
Sfirtin
Tite
Baek Goldateliy
Risharddon
Sical
Weslows
Felusry
Orleans Street
Rawle
Kanfoin & Sol
Jack Wall
J. J. Frost
Beaupront
Frost
Poona
Travis Street
Bankruptcy Petition Filed in Beaumont Texas
Hiram Rudnick, once a resident of Galveston, filed for bankruptcy in Beaumont Texas on February 28. He lists debts around 1925 with notes payable to Leich Thoroten and claims exemptions on homestead property including $200 of household goods. The heatsman National Bank sues Central Oil Co for $1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Texas
Hiram Rudnick
Calveston
Leich Thoroten
Otis
Galveston
Heatmeant National Bank
The
Central Oil Company
Farmers National Bank of Winnsboro Texas Planned
Comptroller approves organization of Farmers National Bank of Winnsboro Texas with 30,000 capital. Officers include RS Kimbrough president and Jon Kimbrough cashier. First National Bank of Mesquite Texas authorized to commence business with 50,000 capital.
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Post
Washington
Thomas F. Shelton
G. RK. LI. White
W. 8
Mims
A. Baller
Gorman
Farmers National Bank of
Winnsboro
Texas
RS Kimbrough
Jon Kimbrough
Bankruptcy Petition Filed in Federal Court for Haobilithesary S4033
Fort Worth report states J W Eggleston fled a petition to bankruptcy in the Federal Court. The estate lists assets of 425 dollars, including homestead and household goods, with exemptions. The table indicates debts from outdated Sua ventures held by wholesale firms in the North and West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tez@s
J. W. Eggleston
Bankrupt Petition Filed by B A Coffield in Federal Court
A bankruptcy petition was filed today in federal court by B A Coffield of Rockelsdale. Liabilities amount to 2001 with alleged exemptions claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austrn
Terns
B. A. Coffield
Rockelsale
Wadron and Brogan Deed Recorded in Henderson County
In Athens Texas February 28 Wadron and Brogan of Malakor Texas filed a deed of conveyance in the Henderson county clerk’s office. H L Mhigg of Malikor serves as the trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Texas
Wadron & Brogan
Malakor
Henderson County
H. L. Mhigg
Malikor
Resignation Reported in Dallas Firm Shuffle
In Dallas on February 28 W. B. Green of a local firm submitted a resignation to EBL Gwatney. No statement was provided explaining the move.
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Dallas
Texas
W. B. Green
Thors
Ebl Gwatney
Passenger Train Plunges Into Creek Near Zebelia Georgia
A southbound Southern Railway passenger train on the Columbus trunk derailed into a creek near Zebelia Georgia on February 25. Several crew members and passengers sustained injuries including engineman A F Matthews and baggagemaster Hill. conductor J H Kendall reported non serious injuries. The wreck was blamed on weakened structure from heavy wear and a bent van.
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Southern Railway
Griffin
Columbus Trench
B. Stevens
Agriculture of
Georgia
Chilton Jones
Southegg Railway
J. H. Kendall
New York
Destructive Storm Ravages Southeast Railroads Harsh Weather
Atlanta February 24 A sweeping storm across Georgia Alabama Tennessee Virginia North and South Carolina and Florida leaves seven dead and many injured. Bridges washed away and rail lines crippled with extensive flood damage across the region. Athens Georgia power outage darkens city as rivers swell and water works suffer heavy losses.
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Atlanta
Gulf States
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florilla
Chattaloocnon
Trempigre
Suvantah
Columbuis
Din
Warishi
Fiteu
Athens
Athwie Leone Birent Ralway Company
Tiehluery
Rif
Athioty
Suthern
Crewe Athenta
Hitherton
Wu Nalley
New Orleans
West
Eines Owork
Chittanoog
Nashville
Hatteneega
St. Lois
Georgia Palk
Central
Geireloveo Contine
Ford
Calhoun Falls
Montgomery
School House Damaged by Thursday Throw
A damaged school house in Colorado reports severe damage from a Thursday incident. The incomplete text references a school house, February events, and local damage. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
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Colorado
Tesas
Ae Ea
Texas Specials and Regional Briefs Across Towns
Texas briefs report varied local news from Clarendon to San Antonio. Kansas-like weather notes, a fatal train collision in Colorado, legal moves on assault and bail in San Antonio, church and telephony developments in El Campo and Greenville, brewery labor talks in San Antonio, and revival meetings in Wharton and Calvert with canal output changes noted. Specific names include Enginever Newton Frakes, D. W. and Brooks Heckham, Solomon Holmes, Dr. Simmons, Rev EB Darell, and James Helm.
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Clarendon
SM Wre
Colorado
Newton Frakes Wax
Fredericksburg
Christin Linde
Blanco County
Paris
Lamar Conn
EL Campo
D. W
Brooks Heckham
Solomon Holmes
Quakville
WW. F. Simmons
Fle
Greesviluge
Bey Aude
Pew
Wharton
Dr. Heal
Houston
Calvyert
Calvert Owl
Miliex
Hyntsville
EB. W. Darel
Christian Church
James
Helm
Olere
Presbyterians Seminary President Announces Fall Opening
Austin Texas March 28. T Sampson president of the Presbyterian Theological Seminary spoke today clarifying the seminary plans for the coming fall. He noted efforts over the past year to raise funds across the state to support the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texan
Krer
T. Sampson
Presbyterian Thelogia' Seminary
Sampapo
Texas Fire Record Reports Losses Across Towns
A rapid Texas fire report lists losses valued around thirty thousand dollars with multiple residences and stores damaged. Unterhack and Heatrix goods store, Mr. Wo Gilbert property, and a W Vanpelt store are noted as destroyed or damaged with partial insurance figures and totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duhno
Tezay
Folyriry
Unterhack & Heatrix
Fire Damages Homes in Mineola and Rondo Texas
Fire destroyed the residence of J. W. McMarry in Mineola at 2 0 o'clock causing about 6000 in loss with 2400 insured. Origin of fire unknown. Also damaged the storehouse and residence of A J Oment Ege in Rondo Texas with total loss around 1100 and insured carry.
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Mineols
Texas
J. W. McMarry
Rondo
Texariuna
Fetiuier
A. J
Barpen Croft Case Stirs Insured Loss Discussion
In San Antonio on February 28 a request arose regarding the science of Dr J H Barpen Croft avoune, with a loss of 140 dollars reportedly covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
J. H. Barpen Croft
Batson to Be Returned as Murder Suspect
Special dispatches report Sheriff Perkins of Calcasieu Parish Louisiana will escort Ed Batson back to Wales Parish to face murder charges. Batson asserts his innocence as he is transported with his mother Mrs F P Payne and local officers observing the examination of a box sent to Mrs Payne. Relatives express concern over the peril and the journey to Lake Charles and the return trip.
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St. Louis
Sherif Perkins
Calcaslon Parish
Splekard
Ed Batsen
Burl Forby
Dherift
Spickard
Batnon
Earl
Felect
Alamother
Mra
J. Payne
Mrs. Payne
Express Office
Clee
Lake Charles
Bytson
Durham Arrives in Fort Smith in Murder Bank Robbery Case
George Durham, accused with John Duon of robbing Clarksville bank and killing Sheriff John Bowers, reached Fort Smith with U S Marshal Payton Talbot. Talbot had traveled to Wichita to secure governor approval and support for Durham’s transfer. Durham to be taken to Clarksville soon.
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Fort Smith, Ack
George Durham
John Duon
Wichita
Kan
Clarksville
John Bowers
Fort Smith
United States
Payton Talbot Talbot
Overnor Davis
Talbot
Lei
Die
Stanley
Kensle
Landower
Dirham
Durham
Brain Lifted in Remarkable Surgery on Pastor Starr
New York February 8 reports from Baltimore to the World describe a striking operation on William A. Starr pastor of the Broadway German Methodist Episcopal Church. Surgeons freed nerves causing neuralgia by removing affected nerve roots and the patient is said to be recovering well.
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New York
Baltimore
William A. Starr
Broadway
Thie City
Redistricting debate shapes Texas Democratic chairmen formation
Dallas February 24. State Democratic executive committee members discussed redistricting and the appointment of chairmen. The plan fixes representation at one vote for every 200 gubernatorial votes, with county committees handling vacancies and contests. The meeting ended as Wells was thanked for his service and plans to reconvene.
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Dallas
Texas
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Wells
the Oriental
Giddlage
Brenligm
Wella
John de Steplenton
Ablione
Wellh
Steppenpon
Stephene Eon
National
Apy Bolls
Tempirany Organitio
George W. Atmatring
Fort Worth
Jamen He Wells
Vielhie
Sanat
Cockrell Seeks Rigid Enforcement at State Convention
Paisne Texas February 28 Cockrell a Dallas member of the State executive committee led a push for strict enforcement of the prime resolution and plans to convey the Gent Li to the State convention. Those favoring the move aim to operate counties out of the temporary organization that do not hold their primaries. June 14 is set by the ceramic tree and Coke’s own county will hold its primaries on May 15.
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Paisne
Texas
Cockcott
Dallas
Mie
Thii
Jine
Coke
Garrison Declines Run for Congress in Second District
In Timpson Texas on February 7 Hon T B Garrison states he will not seek the congressional nomination this time. He thanks supporters across the district and says he would not enter a political campaign out of respect for the voters and to allow the district to choose a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timpson
Texas
Hon. T
Garrison
Fame
Congress
Mer
Steck
Texas Political Notes From Across Texas
Denton notes support for K Y Curtis realigning railroad commissioner. Hillsboro reports Jack Beall running for congress with primaries on April 2. Hopetown sees city election talk and several candidates. A major race shapes between F F Sime and LC Bostham for mayor. Argyle cites M J Arnold challenging J Dor ltr Fiseeet Hulorial representative. Calvert election set for April 1 for two council seats. Larkhart mayoral race plans and three council seats on April ballot. No clear announcements yet. incumbents likely to run unopposed.
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Denton
Texas
Wil
K. Y Curtis
Hillsboro
Mow
Jack Beall
Fllla County
Hoptevny
Ing City
F. Sime
LC. Bostham
Donte
M. J. Arnold
Argyle
Joa
J. Dor
Whee
Cooke
Calvert
W. Tipgenbottam
Lorkhart
Hae
Aurea and Yeoman Tow Frem from Galveston to Liverpool
In a February sequence a British steamer Aurea ran aground after assisting a sister ship. The Yeoman towed the Spanish freighter Frean ashore at Cape Henry, then headed to Norfolk for bunkers. En route, in dense fog, the Yeoman grounded near Cape Weary while sailing to Liverpool.
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Aurea
Baltimore
Macritme Exchange
Cape Henry
Irishheteumphly Yeomin
Galveston
Liverpool
Newport News
Philadelphia
Voorman
Frean Otott
Delaware
Yeownas
Norfolk
Hie Forums
Linthi
Cape Weary
Ume
Admitted to Bail on Habeas Corpus in Texas Case
Henry Nester and John Morgan faced theft charges for taking money from Joe Dandelipe at Buck Pers Siphan home near Dallas. The crime reportedly occurred at a passenger depot on the Texas and Pacific Railway on January 23. Judge Lavy heard the habeas writ arguments and reduced bonds from 600 to 300 dollars each.
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Marshall
Texas
Henry Nester
John Morgan
Joe Dandelipe
Buckpers Siphan
Dallas
Texas and Pa ‘de Railway
Lavy
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Wilton
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Southeastern Gulf States
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Tezac
Goelbek
Duval County
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Synod of Texas
Southern Presbyterian Ghurel
Teople
Austin Snd
Board of Trustees
T. BR. Sampaon
Aynod
Uf Pendiile
Sherman Ki
Sampaon
Texne
Chile
State University
Presbyterian University
SHORT
Presbyterian Seminary
Texas Fire Record
Dublin
Aia
Ennis
Monies
Gilbert
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Try
Icelucks
Tre
Monurente
Waxachie
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Batson
Arkansas
Mr. Wells
Sayers
Teva
Wee Bonis
Wortham
Comibitter
Chilton Welle
Eeveril
Cockrell
Will Garey
Kiam’s Mammoth Clothing Store
Manhattan
Knox
Stetson
Harvard Wats
Kiam
Mammoth Clothier
Texas Political Notes
G. I. & Theo
Bering Hardware Store
Main Street and
Capitol Avenue
James Bute
SKEEN
Atlas Bank Bldg
Clnoinnatl
Bourke-Cargill Company
Smari
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