Boycott Spreads Through Chinese Trade Networks
Washington reports a 71 guilds controlling Canton trade grip on American goods. J H Brown of Portland cites boycotts incited by a former American consul. Captain A C Baker notes Chinese guilds in Canton and interior spread, with Australians and Japanese exploiting the disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fulton
Oregon
J. H Brown
Portland
Shanghai
Tsin Tien
Brown
China
Canton
San Francisco
A. C. Baker
Raleigh
Manchuria
Orient
Wunshing
Captain Baker
Korea
Indictment Dismissed in Tribe Embezzlement Probe
The Department of Justice released a statement declaring that the indictment of Mansfield McMurray Cornish Governor Johnston and ex Governor Ainsley of the Chickasaw for conspiracy to embezzle tribe funds has been dismissed. An initial inquiry found no wrongdoing. further reviews deemed the evidence inconclusive and led to dismissal.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Mansfield, McMurray & Cornish
Johnston
Ainsley
Johnson
Russe
W. B. Johnson
Bills Introduced in House by Slayden and Sheppard Texan Representatives
Washington December 6 bills introduced include one by Rep Slayden Texas to penalize goods made by convict labor under state laws shipping destination. Another by Rep Sheppard Texas to fund a secretary of agriculture report on seed results and boll worm wilt disease and root rot with a 50000 dollar appropriation. In Memory of Pinckney. Washington December 6 after two and a half hours in session mout of
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Washington
House
Slayden
Texas
Sheppard
Secretary of Agriculture
Pinckney
Stephens
Whistler to Manage Next Year in Terre Haute
Havana disaster aboard the French liner La Champagne ends in panic as 400 immigrants plunge to lighters and water. Eleven hundred passengers bound for Havana and 200 for Mexico. six people presumed drowned as ship lists during coaling after passengers disembark.
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Havana
Mexico
Imimlc Brants
Amall Borate
Met
No Lunch Omitted by Emperor Nicholas for Palace Soldiers
Paris dispatch reports Emperor Nicholas has skipped the annual lunch for palace soldiers decorated with the cross of St George. The St. Petersburg correspondent says the omission signals the emperor is effectively a prisoner at Tsarskoe Selo.
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Paris
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Maijesty
Taarckoe Sale
Officers Chosen by D A R in Temple Texas
Daughters of American Revolution elected officers in Temple with state regent Mrs Seabrooke Sydnor Houston and other posts filled by Mrs D J Groas Galveston Miss Yocum Houston Miss Ethel Bostick Fort Worth Mrs W G Galbraith Fort Worth Mrs Wendelkin Dallias registrar Miss Kate Dalfai Ennis historian Mrs C B Stone Galveston chaplain Weatherford to host next meeting.
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Temple
Tex
Daughters of American Revolution
Seabrooke Sydnor
Houston
D. J. Groas
Galveston
Yocum
Ethel Bostick
Fort Worth
W. G. Galbraith
Wendelkin Dallias
Kate Dalfai
Ennis
C. B. Stone
Weatherford
Robbery and civic notes from Texas and London
Fort Worth lawyer A M Carter arrives from Beaumont in Houston and is robbed of 30 dollars in cash and an 88 dollar warrant after being pushed by a crowd. In San Antonio eighty nine applicants are named by the police and fire commission following a lengthy municipal fight. In Austin three regiments at encampment organized in military form. In London the Daily Telegraph reports the porte’s modified proposals acceptable to the powers.
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A. M. Carter
Fort Worth
Houston
Beaumont
San Antonio
Police and Fire Commission
Police and Fire Departments
Austin
London
Constantinople
Daily Telegraph
Comanche to establish Fort Bilas regimental post
Brief notes report Fort Bilas at El Paso to be made a regimental post. Grain imports surge at Galveston. Katy road adds 10 to 20 cars daily. James McGavey drowns in Galveston Bay. Major James Carey of Dallas dies. A tree kills R J Harris in Hickory Valley Tennessee. Dora Fitzgerald found dead in Ardmore well. Kemp Oklahoma forms bank with 10000 capital. Night guard in Ludington Louisiana assassinated by unknown. A W Terrell of Austin attends Red Cross directors meeting in Washington. Haymes Kanable injures left leg from hay knife fall near Billings Oklahoma. Girl child of FB Gross of Beaver City Oklahoma accidentally shot by brother Karl.
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Fort Bilas
Fl Paso
Galveston
Katy
James McGavey
James Carey
Dallas
R. J. Harris
Hickory Valley
Tenn
Dora Fitzgerald
Ardmore
Kemp, I. T
Ludington
A. W. Terrell
Austin
Washington
Red Cross Society
Haymes Kanable
Billings
Okla
FB. W. Gross
Beaver City
Karl
Daughters of Confederacy Hold Tenth Texas Conven tion In Waco
Tenith annual convention of the Texas division of the Daughters of the Confederacy convenes in Waco with large attendance. Welcome addresses given by Miss Ana Mille, James B. Baker, General J. D. Bhaw, and Hon. Joe W. Taylor. Mira Austin of Galveston delivers annual address. Luella Styles Vincent reports division work and visits, noting national convention in San Francisco.
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Waco
Texas
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Ana Mille
G. B. Gerald
James B. Baker
J. D. Bhaw
Third Brigade
United Confederate Veterans
Joe W. Taylor
Robert S. Lee
Kate Friend
S. W. Scholars
Orange
Mira
Austin
Galveston
Luella Styles Vincent
San Francisco
Citation and stock law election notice in Marion County
The State of Texas commands the Marion County Sheriff to publish a divorce citation for Green Ivey against Mary Ivey for abandonment and adultery, returnable at the January 1906 term, plus public notice of a stock law election for hogs sheep and goats in Justices' Precinct No 1 to be held December 20 1905 at Goolsby School House.
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State OF
Texas
Marion County
Mary Jyey
Sth
District Court
Jefferson
Green Ivey
Mary Ivey
L. B. Webster
Tex
Marion
Goolsby School House
A. Loomis
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Castoria
New York
Bears
Katy Service
Katy Flyer
Earthman Business College
Jimplecate
Earthman Business University
Whitewright
Jimplecute
Baker
Tae
Slayden and Sheppard
Bill
Mrs. Sydnor of
Comanche
I.T
Ayers
Ayera
Daughters OF Confederacy
Stock Law Election
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