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Jefferson Jimplecute

Location

Jefferson, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1906

Page

7

East Texas Diversification and Market Notes

Local market data shows blackeyed peas at $20 per bushel with a $1 per bushel potential profit from cultivation. Text cites land fertilization benefits and broad regional diversification praise for East Texas. Also mentions Arnica Salve endorsements, a railroad plan for future cross ties, and San Antonio federal court fines for lottery pledges totaling $22,000 with $5,000 bonds per defendant.

East Texas Atlanta News San Antonio

Nut tree claim could boost East Texas forests wealth

It is claimed that any hickory nut tree can be turned into a pecan bearing tree by budding. If true, East Texas forests could become greater wealth producers than ever before.

East Texas

Marshall Field Dies After Eight Day Illness in Chicago

New York January 17 Marshall Field Chicago merchant died at the Helland House at 4 08 pm after an eight day illness of pneumonia. He built Marshall Field Co into a world leading dry goods house never borrowing money and paying cash for all purchases. His philanthropy supported Field Museum and University of Chicago lands. He valued between 100 and 300 million dollars and left a complex legacy in Chicago real estate and culture.

New York Marshall Field Chicago Helland House Marshoall Field Conway Mass Field Pittsfield Colley, Wadsworth & Co Levi Z. Lester Potter Palmer Marshall Field & Co Europe Asia House of Marshall Field & Co Meld Field Columbiah University of Chicago Mr. Field Associated Preas Associated Presa London Mrs. Caton Arthur Caton

Lowe Laid to Rest in Galveston Funeral

Funeral services for Colonel Robert G. Lowe were held at the family home with Rev. Dr. Aves officiating. Active pallbearers were from the Galveston News departments and the attendance was large. Interment followed at the Episcopal cemetery. Lieutenant W. L. Lowe and William T. Eustace arrived to join the family. Floral tributes arrived, and telegrams of condolence were received.

Galveston Robert G. Lowe Dr. Aves Trinity Church Episcopal Church Galveston News Episcopal Cemetery W. L. Lowe Fort Sill William T. Eustace Athens

Palacios Place Site Chosen for Union Encampment

Dallas January 17 The Baptist Young People's Union of Texas selects Palacios as encampment site offering a cash bonus of 7500 dollars 18 acres bay front 1000 feet and improvements valued at 1000 dollars. Encampment scheduled July 8 to 12.

Dallas The Baptist Young People's Union of Texas Palacios

Dan Stuart III Critically Ill With Pneumonia in New York

Dan Stuart III, famed boxing promoter, is critically ill in New York City from pneumonia. He organized the Corbett Fitzsimmons world title fight in Carson City in 1897 and remains a long-time Dallas resident owning valued business property.

New York Dan Stuart Stuart James J. Corbett Robert Fitzsimmons Carson City Nev Dallas Tex

Separate Statehood Sought for Sequoyah in Indian Territory

Washington Jan 17 Senator F orak er presents a petition signed by many Indian Territory residents asking Congress to create a separate state under the name Sequoyah.

Indian Territory Senate Washington Foraker Sequoyah

Water and sewer bonds approved in Chickasha and new hotel planned in Sapulpa

Chickasha voters approved 60,000 for water works and sewer bonds while Sapulpa plans a 40,000 three story sixty room hotel. Local crime reports include two burglary arrests at Sherman involving Cora Cole and Berthe Rotte.

Chickasha J.T Sapulpa I. T Port Arthur Tex Union Bricklayers Dallas Wichita Mountains Lawton Garvin Cora Cole Berthe Rotte Sherman

Chinese Will Not Be Deported Pending Appeal

San Francisco Jan 17 A telegram from Secretary Metcalf says Li Wish Ng Shi and Gi Yok aboard the Coptic en route to China via Honolulu will be held in custody of the steamship company at Honolulu and returned to San Francisco pending appeal in the United States circuit court of appeals. Ng Shi is Li Wah’s wife and both claim native American status with Gi Yok asserting admittance as such.

Brigham Young College Sal Lake City W. M. Wolfe Logan Utah the Tribune Wolfe Mexico Mormon Church Arizona John Henry Smith Apostle Smith Brother Wolfe Professor Wolfes San Francisco Metralin Caye Department Li Wish Ng Shi Gi Yok China Honolulu Steamship Company United States Circuit Court of Appeals Bureau Fin United States DeMarven TA Wah Ng Shi Li Wah

Shortage Reported in Kansas Treasury Accounts

An expert accountant’s report for Governor Hoch states a treasury shortage of about $78 000 from 1898 to 1905, with $60 000 linked to missing school fund bond coupons and $18 000 to interest on Oklahoma warrants. Former treasurer Frank Grimes denies responsibility for the bulk of the shortage and blames chief clerk C R Richey for discrepancies.

T-Jasurys Topeka Kan Kansas State Treasury Hoch F. E. Grimes T. T. Kelley Morris Plate Frank Grimes Thomas T Kelley Grimes State School Fund Territory of Oklahoma Kansas C. R. Richey

Conference opens as delegates gather in Algeciras

Delegates to the Moroccan conference assembled in Algeciras Spain with the Spanish foreign minister delivering the welcome. Herr von Radowitz proposed the Duke of Almodovar as president and was unanimously chosen with United States support.

Algeciras Spain Duke of Almodovar Herr von Radowltes United States

Vessel Bottom Up Near South Pass Reported

The steamship Stellia from Hamburg reports a sunken 150 foot brown bottom schooner about 200 miles from South Pass on Jan 14. The obstruction was in the vessel track and posed a navigation hazard.

New Orleans Stellia Hamburg South Pass

Large Wool Sales Open at London Auction

London January 17 1906 large attendance at the opening of the first wool auction sale of the year with 11 600 bales offered, mostly in good condition.

London

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