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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1902

Page

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Sugar Harmframes in Children and Politicians

A parent asks if sugar is unwholesome for children. A physician replies that sugar harms children less than it harms politicians, framing a critique of public figures and dietary ethics.

Didn't Worry Her

A dialogue fragment shows a man apologizing and a wife scolding a Mary figure, with Mary saying she pays no mind to the admonition. The tone suggests a domestic scene from a historical period.

Mary Pittsburg

Honest count echoed in reform talk

A political reformer urges an honest count while a skeptic cites personal experience, saying no such thing exists and claiming his daughter married one to prove the point.

Mr. Nuritch

Message From the Medium Sparks Sly Widow Jest

In a warm climate a widow asks if her poor husband sent a message through a medium. The medium replies there is a message and calls it hot stuff, prompting a wry exchange.

Henry Peck Declares Devotion to Mrs Peck

Henry vows lifelong devotion to Mrs. Peck in a domestic quarrel dialogue. She teases him about patience and recognition as their exchange hints at a romantic or humorous play-like moment.

Mrs. Peck Henry

Waco Freight Disaster Linked to Fatal Injuries

Report notes Farnest Rice, a Katy freight runner, died from injuries after a collision with a train. The piece contrasts this tragedy with a quip about Gen Buller and notes British control of Boer government documents and European cabinet notes in London reading interest.

Waco Farnest Rice Katy London

Tolstoy and Others in a Day's Whims

A collage of flippant notes touching on Tolstoy reincarnation gossip and ghostly hints, social satire on New Jersey migration, a twenty year old golf champion, a Pittsburg stogic trust, a self inflicting tragedy, honors for Mr. Wu, safety deposit anxieties, and various curiosities about seals of credit, seiches, and Spain's Havana posting.

Texas News In Brief Hits Floods and Fatalities

Heavy rains swept away eight steel bridges in Hit county. J S Dodson a Grayson county farmer died near McKinney. Tom Pete Jones was shot at Daingerfield. his in laws arrested. E Gee Abbott promoted to first lieutenant at Fort Henry. A Manila Philippines engineer exam announced in Fort Worth. Several local reunions, arrests and drownings noted along with rail and railworker incidents.

Hit J. S. Dodson Grayson County McKinney Tom Pete Jones Daingerfield A. R. Mars D. B. Mars E. Gee Abbott Abbott Hillsboro Fort Henry

Train death linked to Cane Belt VP

A man was killed on a train and mortally wounded by the vice president of Cane Belt in a confrontation on board. Authorities investigated injuries, and the incident prompted inquiries into security aboard the railway.

Cane Belt

Shooting on Aransas Pass Train Ends in Fatality

Captain William Dunovant, a leading Texas planter, was fatally shot on board the San Antonio and Aransas Pass line at Simonton by W. T. Eldridge, vice president of the Cane Belt railroad. Eyewitnesses say Eldridge fired multiple times as Dunovant entered the ladies' coach. a bystander attempted to intervene. Dunovant died at the Houston infirmary before 10 p.m.

Aransas Pass Houston Texas William Dunovant W. T. Eldridge Cane Belt Railroad Dunovant Houston Infirmary San Antonio and Simonton Eagle Lake Fagle Lake Fort Bend County Simonton Switch Mr. Eldridge

Colu mbia Man Captured in County Attorney Killing Case

Columbia Texas Aug 12 Charles Funstall one of the negroes implicated in the killing of County Attorney Smith was captured yesterday morning about three miles above Columbia with Haskell Bates and Lem Barrett, taken to Angleton to jail by Sheriff Weems and others Ransom O Neill is still at large and a posse of about 75 men from Columbia Brazoria Bay City Richmond Wharton and Rosenberg conducts a search

Columbia Texas Charles Funstall Smith Haskell Bates Lem Barrett Angleton Weems Ransom O'Neill Seach Brazoria Bay City Richmond Wharton Rosenberg

Train robber Jim Parish reported captured near Bermijillo

Dispatch from Zaragosa Mexico to Wells Fargo in El Paso says Jim Parish, alleged train robber, was captured Sunday in the mountains about 100 miles southwest of Bermijillo. Parish is accused of a hold up with two others that netted $53,000 from the express messenger.

el Paso Texas Zaragosa Mexico Wells-Fargo Express Company Jim Parish Bermijillo Parish Bermijala

Volcanoes near Alaska continue to emit smoke

Seattle reports Mount Redoubt Simiana and Augustin in the Cook Inlet region continue to emit smoke with ongoing eruption activity and ash plumes observed by observers and authorities.

Seattle Wash Mounts Redoubt Simiana Augustin Cook Inlet Alaska

Buildings for Girls at Girls' Industrial School

Regents of the Girls Industrial School in Austin opened six bids for the new building. Dennis Mahoney of Waxahachie won the contract as lowest and best at 45 462 dollars. Other bids reached as high as 60 000 dollars. The stone and brick structure will take eight months to complete.

Austin Texas Girls’ Industrial School Dennis Mahoney Waxahachie

Oil Barge Providence Sails for New Orleans

Port Arthur Texas reports the oil barge Providence loaded by the Star and Crescent company with 882000 gallons of oil sailed for New Orleans yesterday. The Spanish steamer Maria will depart today for Greenock Scotland with 88719 cubic feet of timber.

Port Arthur Texas Providence Star and Crescent Company New Orleans Greenock Scotland

New York Firm Plans Cotton Growth in Cuba

A New York company organizes to grow cotton in Cuba and is expected to establish a cotton farm there. The venture indicates expansion into Caribbean agriculture with potential regional trade implications.

New York Cuba Faerz

Bodies recovered as San Angelo fire toll rises

The city mourns after a nine alarm blaze destroys a large block. Remains of Mrs Fowler and a son were returned to Houston while Mr Schuplinsky and his family awaited arrival. a ninth victim and the third Schuplinsky boy were identified. Mrs Landon’s funeral was held as businesses closed citywide. The fire origin remains under investigation with theories including possible arson.

San Angelo Texas F. A. Glenny Houston Schuplinsky Boys Landon

Interurban collision near Grand Prairie kills one

In Dallas on Aug 12 an Interurban car from Fort Worth to Dallas struck a section gang tamping the track between Grand Prairie and Mountain Creek. One man was killed, one fatally injured, and two others badly hurt as the Texas and Pacific line and the Interurban ran parallel. The St Louis bound cannon ball express blocked by the passing freight drowned the electric car’s approach, delaying warning.

Dallas Texas Fort Worth Grand Prairie Mountain Creek Texas and Pacific St. Louis

Sea Wall Bids Opened by Galveston County Court

Seven bids for the Galveston sea wall were opened. Isaac Heffron of Galveston submitted the lowest bid at 1 067 946 01 dollars. Other bidders included George W. Catte of New York John O Rourke of Denver Park er Washington company of San Antonio J W Thompson of St. Louis R B Van Sant of St. Louis B Lantry & Sons of Kansas City. The meeting occurred yesterday afternoon as officials reviewed the project and bids.

Isaac’ Heffron Galveston George W. Catte New York John O’rourke Denver Parker-Washington Company San Antonio J. W. Thompson St. Louis van Sant B. Lantry & Sons Kansas City

Scholarship Appointees Named to North Texas Normal School

Secretary of State Ted yesterday announced scholarship appointees to North Texas State Normal School including Minnie Best Brownwood Daisy Boyd Ector Hallie B Long Bosque county G G Johnson Denton Rosa Taylor South mayor J M Gross Midlothian Carrie Cooke Henrietta and Sam Houston Normal nominees Marie H Milligan Dallas Sallie Kiersey Falls county Minnie Wittart Bellville Anna Bell McKinney Ella Weisinger Montgomery Ella Hudson Lorena Kate McKibben Willis.

Minnie Wittart Bellville Anna Bell McKinney Ella Weisinger Montgomery Ella Hudson

San Antonio Man Dies From Heatstroke

San Antonio Texas Aug 12 Andres Cruz aged 33 died at his home last night from sunstroke after a day of extreme heat. He was overcome in the afternoon and died at 10 15 p m without regaining consciousness. This marks the second heat death in San Antonio this summer.

San Antonio Texas

New Senate Draft Aims to Extend Aid to Cuba

Washington reports a new treaty to extend aid to Cuba is being prepared and will be introduced in the Senate in November. The move signals a fresh effort by U S officials to bolster support and define terms of assistance.

Washington Cuba Senate

Secretary Shaw on Cuban loan questions

Secretary Shaw has studied the proposed Cuban loan of 35 million dollars and concludes the questions are not within the treasury department jurisdiction. He is likely to inform the secretary of state of this view.

Washington Shaw Ceasury Department Secretary of State

Sugar Demand Tied to Fruit Canning Rush

New York reports a surge in sugar demand linked to a vigorous fruit canning season. The rise reflects a busy period for producers and retailers expecting higher consumption.

New York

Track Raising Aids Brazos Bottom Near Martin

The International Railroad company raises its track in the Brazos bottom south of Martin Texas to shield the line from flood damage. Work aims to prevent overflow harm and protect the railroad corridor.

Marlin Texas International Railroad Company Brazos Bottom Martin

Marlin to Hold Street Fair and Carnival in September

Arrangements near finish for a street fair and carnival in Marlin from September 15 to 18. Mr. Joseph Kk Taylor leads the effort, with the event set to bring community activity and entertainment to the town.

Marlin Texas Joseph Kk. Taylor

Seven Burned to Death in San Angelo Fire

A San Angelo fire killed seven people including six women and children. Fire officials report the blaze caused multiple fatalities as responders battled the flames.

London Hotel Fire Claims Seventy Three Guests In Texas

In San Angelo Texas at 2 am Sunday a blaze swept the London hotel killing seven women and children and injuring one man. The fire destroyed most of the hotel and much of the block with an estimated property loss of 75000 dollars. The night clerk alerted guests and escaped via the rear stairs. Mrs Landon wife of the proprietor and two Houston ladies with four children were among those on the gallery hoping for rescue as firemen urged victims to jump.

San Angelo Texas London London Hotel

Strikers in good shape say fourteenth week begins

Wilkesbarre August 11 fourteenth week of the anthracite miners strike opens with Press Mitchell confirming strikers are in good shape. Relief funds grow, dissatisfaction over the disruption fades, and while some talk of early resumption in Wyoming persists, officials see a siege likely to continue without a mine restart.

Wilkesbarre Press Mitchell Wyoming High Wilkesbarre Co

Freight No 106 Derailed Near Rockland Texas

Southbound freight No 106 ran eight hours late and derailed a half mile north of Rockland at about 9 PM. The engine and two cars left the track and rolled down the embankment. The engineer and fireman were injured and sent to Beaumont by special train under Dr. M F Bledsoe. Mail trains will lag several hours. Crews worked all day and wrecking work cleared debris.

Rockland Texas Beaumont M. F. Bledsoe

Woman gored by infuriated cow in alley attack

Mrs. Cc. H. Gustafson of the south side was badly gored by an enraged cow early yesterday morning in Fort Worth Texas. A horn pierced her abdomen and tore flesh eight to ten inches as the animal charged through an alley. she may die.

Rort Worth Texas Cc. H. Gustafson South Side

Millers' Daughter Burned By Boiling Water In Waxahachie Creek

In Waxahachie Texas on August 11 a 7 year old girl, child of Mr and Mrs J C Miller, fell into a kettle of boiling water near Waxahachie creek and sustained serious burns that may be fatal.

Waxahachie Texas J. C. Miller Waxahachie Creek

Corsicana Outing Club Chartered in Corsicana

A charter is filed for the Corsicana Outing Club of Corsicana with capital stock of $1000. Incorporators named are Frank Buckner E R Johnson and P W Walker.

Corsicana Corsicana Outing Club Frank Buckner E. R. Johnson P. W. Walker

District Court set for last week. arson cases feature Tilman Simmons

Gonzales Texas August 11 district court prepares for its sixth and final week with five arson and burglary cases against Tilman Simmons colored. The grand jury will reconvene tomorrow for a second time and return several other bills.

Gonzales Texas Tilman Simmons

Corsicana Man’s Son Loses Arm After Mower Accident

In Corsicana a son of M Montgomery was struck down by a mower, losing one arm in the incident. The accident occurred when the young man fell in front of the machine, prompting medical aid and inquiries into the cause.

Corsicana M. Montgomery

Murder at Columbia Texas Ends in White Faction Shootout

Deputy Willis attempted to arrest Charles Tunstall when a group of African Americans opened fire injuring him. Ed C. Smith died after the clash as shots and flooding from Brazos waters hampered pursuit. Sheriff Weems led about forty men hoping for arrests as the town faced unrest.

Columbia Texas Willis Charles Tunstall Ed C. Smith Smith Brazos Weems

Southern Pacific Celebration Draws Tepid Local Attendance

The event drew smaller crowds than expected with cheaper rates attracting visitors from distant parts of the state. Restaurants reported unusually busy counters, some remaining open all night, though prices stayed reasonable and supplies were refreshed to feed the crowd.

Cabenge Galveston

Rapid drilling advances at Feeley oil well near Giddings

Giddings Texas August 11 rapid progress reported at the Feeley oil well at Leebau. drillers are down about 1000 feet a water pocket was struck Wednesday and water shot up briefly. operations continue with the driller going down more depth.

Giddings Texas Leebau

Senator J Millan of Michigan Dies in Massachusetts

Washington dispatch reports the death of Senator J Millan of Michigan at his Manchester by the Sea home after a brief illness of heart congestion. He passed away yesterday morning, following a short period of illness.

Washington J Millan Michigan Manchester-by-the-Sea

Rock Island Surveyors plan western county railroad route

The Rock Island Surveyors based in McKinney Texas report an August surveying party is mapping the Rock railroad through the western portion of the county. The line would run a mile east of Lewanon and general opinion holds it will be built.

McKinney Texas Rock Portion Lewanon

Dalhart Texas Closure Shuts Illegal Joints

Dalhart authorities close illegal joints as Logan and men are tried and costs assessed. A planned picnic on the 16th is called off after the closing and reports mention whisky tied to the event.

Dalhart Texas Logan

Dublin August Confederate reunion closes with average turnout

The Dublin Texas August Confederate reunion ended with attendance near the average, not matching last year. Attendees enjoyed speeches and attractions meeting the event’s usual standard.

Dublin Texas

Music Opens at Anson Amid Edmonds Crowd

A small crowd gathered in Anson for a music opening featuring Edmonds. About sixty attendees enjoyed the event as the program began.

Anson Edmonds

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Fehrenkamp Moulton Bonton J. H. Routh A. F. Kotzebue Henry Peck Tolstoy Hamlet New Jersey Edward Yohe Count Matsukata United States Spain Havana San Francisco John N. Mills Central Texas Negro Fair Association N.i Carbon Dickens John A. Green United Confederate Veterans Philippines A. W. Orr Omen Summer Normal Board of Examiners J. L. Henderson Tyler J. H. Williams North Gabriel River Liberty Hill Rockwall County Royse City Tammany Montgomery County Amos Rankin Jim Brooks R. Morgan Orange Telefor Key West Fla B. W. Johnson Clarendon Haskell Mr. Johnson Brogdin I. M. Corn Rea Mr. Corn National Banks of Houston W. Sunovant Port of J. R. Copeland & Co Sevenn Houstonians Stri Senator McMillan The Rock Island Surveyors
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