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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1908

Page

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Coastal defenses near ships tested in Atlantic forts

The article describes U S coast fortifications and gunnery practice along the Atlantic coast. It highlights how modern automatic aiming, precision, and scientific calculations enable near certain hits on moving targets at several miles, with demonstrations at Fort Parrot and Boston fortifications.

Pacific Atlantic Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore Cuban Washington War Department New York Harbor Narrows Parrot Kilborn Fortress Monroe

Lamb Survives 25 Days in Hollow Log Near Bucyrus

A lamb found in a hollow log near Attica survived twenty five days after dogs chased a flock owned by Lee Hillis. The ten pound lamb crawled into the log to escape the pursuit and was finally chopped out, severely emaciated but alive.

Bucyrus Lee Hillis Attica

Rummage sale aids a tramp with warm options

A tramp asks for warmth from a kind woman who offers not a coat but the chance to buy one cheaply at a church Ladies' Aid rummage sale next Thursday and Friday, as reported by the Detroit Free Press.

Ladies’ Aid Society of Our Church Detroit Free Press

Uncle Jim's First Caviare in Chicago Dining Scene

The exchange centers on Pearl and Ruby at a fashionable Chicago restaurant. Uncle Jim causes embarrassment when served a caviare sandwich with blackberry preserves. The remark highlights a social faux pas and the diner’s reaction in a vivid Pearl-Poor Uncle Jim scene.

Uncle Jim Pearl Ruby Chicago News

Scrubs on the Team Spark Legal Threat Over Article

A Detroit Free Press item on football roster mentions a player named Jim as a scrub prompting a parent to threaten libel action. The quip claims the paper insults the boy and hints at national pride hues. The item notes potential college paper lawsuit.

Jim Detroit Freg Press

The King Receives Havana Cabinets From The Czar

A witty note claims the King of England buys no cigars yet receives each Christmas a cabinet holding 10 000 Havanas from the czar. The unusual gift underscores diplomatic banter about royal tastes and foreign generosity.

England

Collett Named Receiver for Standard Oil Texas Subsidiaries

Austin man Guy A. Collett was appointed receiver for Standard Oil properties in Texas with a $10,000 bond. The order, issued by Judge Calhoun, ends the court session after denying default judgment against the New York and New Jersey Standard Oil entities. The receivership covers Union Tank Line, National Transit Company, and Standard Oil operations in Texas.

Austin Tex Guy A. Collett Standard Oil Texas Calhoun New York New Jersey Guy A .Collett Millican & Collett Austin Sewerage Company Mr. Collett Fort Worth James Ed K. Collett Texas Millers’ Association J. H. Collett Union Tank Line National Transit Company Standard Oil Companies Indiana

Army Field Maneuvers to Bring Largest Texas Camp Since Civil War

San Antonio and Leon Springs will host expansive army field maneuvers next summer. A $10 000 bakery will be built at Leon Springs for use during the drills. The event may draw the largest force on Texas soil since the Civil War, with National Guard units from Texas Oklahoma Kansas and possibly Colorado participating. Regulars will instruct militia in practical field exercises.

San Antonio Tex Department of Texas Leon Springs Texas San Antonio National Guard Oklahoma Kansas Colorado

Machinery accident maims Fort Worth worker at pumping station

Wash Harrell about 60, an employee of the Cotton Belt master mechanic, was fatally injured Tuesday morning at the pumping station across the river near the Cotton Belt freight house. He was alone when caught in machinery, suffering multiple wounds including leg and arm fractures, crushed fingers, and head cuts.

Fort Worth Tex Wash Harrell Cotton Belt Harrell

Fatal Hunting Accident In Palestine Involving Two Boys

In Palestine Texas a Black boy named Colegen Amos died Thursday afternoon after a gun carried by his companion discharged while the pair were hunting. Amos was getting over a fence when the shot struck his head, the impact occurring as the second boy followed and the weapon discharged into Amos from his car.

Palestine Tex Colegen Amos Here Amos

Anarchists Reported Aiming at Rio Fleet

Paris police inform Rio de Janeiro authorities that French anarchists intend to destroy the American battleship fleet. Authorities impose strict measures to counter this threat.

Piot Rio de Janeiro Paris Rio

Victo ria Camp Honors Rev. Dr. Josephus Johnson

The Wm. Scurry Camp UCV in Victoria drafted resolutions of respect and love for Rev. Dr. Josephus Johnson who served as chaplain for about thirty years since his arrival in Victoria.

Victoria Tex Wm. Scurry Josephus Johnson

Politicians barred by Memphis Farmers Union vote

The Farmers Educational and Co oper ative Union in Memphis adjourned after adopting resolutions banning members from holding political office without resigning, condemning future gambling in farm products and urging bona fide contracts. They endorsed creating two cotton bagging factories, east and west of the Mississippi, with state delegations to raise funds and the board choosing locations.

Memphis Tenn Farmers’ Educational and Co-Operative Union Farmers’ Union Farmers Union National Congress Mississippi River Board of Directors

Greeting the Fleet Celebrations Planned in San Francisco

San Francisco hosts a land and water display outlined by the mayoral committee for the arrival of the U S battleship fleet. The city will feature daily pageants and entertainments for a week in honor of 22 000 officers and men. Decorations and illuminations will transform streets and harbor with a one hundred thousand dollar expenditure.

San Francisco Cal

Prohibition Drive Backed by Texas Anti-Saloon League

Dallas meeting of the state Anti-Saloon League executive committee vows a statewide prohibition campaign. Delegates from allied fraternal groups join to push a systematic, universal effort for a constitutional amendment.

Dallas Tex Texas Anti-Saloon League

Woman Geogia Holland Requisitioned for Larceny Theft

Governor Campbell honored a requisition for Geor gia Holland a black woman under arrest in Dallas and sought in Shreveport Louisiana. The charge is larceny for allegedly stealing 1600 dollars from a person. A. L. Rascoe of Shreveport delivered the papers while Dallas attorneys Liveley and Lemmon resisted.

Austin Tex Campbell Georgia Holland Dallas Shreveport A. L. Rascoe Liveley & Lemmon

Peach trees in leaf in Dimmit County Texas

Weather over the past two weeks has been cool and cloudy affecting fruit trees in Carrizo Springs Dimmit County Texas. Many peach trees still have leaves while others blossom. If the weather stays the same a heavy frost could destroy the crop. Orange trees are transplanted growing well and show promise of a good crop.

Carrizo Springs Dimmit Co Tex

Opesa House Burned Death Toll Reported

A large fire at Opesa House claims the lives of fifty to seventy five people, with authorities investigating the blaze and tallying casualties as survivors seek shelter.

Gas Tank Explosion Triggers Opera House Disaster

In Boyertown Pennsylvania a gas tank exploded during a St Johns Lutheran Sunday School benefit at Rhoades Opera House. Oil foot lights toppled causing a rapid fire and a stampede that left fifty to seventy five dead and many injured. Fire equipment failed and most bodies were not recovered.

Opera House Boyertown Rhoades Opera House St. Johns Lutheran Sunday School Pottstown Bip

Kilmer Swamp Root Advertises Kidney Cure

An advertisement extols Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney weakness and related organ health. It claims the product purifies blood, improves overall body function, and offers samples by mail along with store sales in 50 cent and one dollar bottles. It directs readers to address Dr Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York.

Rte Kilmer Syump Root Kilmer & Co Onhamton N.Y Binghamton, N. Y

No bail for Cabrera in judge’s assassination case

Cabrera charged with the assassination of District Judge Welch at Rio Grande City in November 1906 was remanded without bail at Rio Grande City Saturday by Judge Hopkins. The prisoner is held in jail here until the next Starr County district court.

Welch Corpus Christi Tex Cabrera Rio Grande City Hopkins Starr County

Lovers Quarrel Ends in Double Tragedy in Mexican Quarter

In San Antonio Texas Jose M Martinez fatally stabbed Maria Garcia and then cut his own throat after a lovers quarrel at Garcia s home. They had been on bad terms for days with a late night visit to patch things up. Both victims died within hours.

San Antonio Tex Jose M. Martinez Maria Garcia Martinez

Wisconsin in Throes of Blizzard

A fierce blizzard hit Milwaukee and intensified through the night with telegraph and telephone wires down and streetcar service halted. Steam trains faced only slight delays as the Weather Bureau logged 16 inches of snow by 9 o clock.

Wisconsin Milwaukee Wis Weather Bureau

Tax assessor lists 1907 school local taxes in Richmond County

The tax assessor's report shows $7095.73 levied for school purposes across seventeen districts in the county for 1907. Local districts continue to raise funds to support education.

Richmond Tex

Benbrook Addresses Two Cameron Churches

Samuel P. Benbrook state superintendent of the Texas division of the Society for the Friendless spoke at the Methodist church Sunday morning and at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening in Cameron. He resides in Dallas.

Cameron Tex Samuel P. Benbrook Texas The Society For the Friendless Methodist Presbyterian Church Benbrook Dallas

Fatalite incident in Richmond Texas sparks bail hearing

In Fort Bend County a Black man named Toney Bell died after being struck by a fellow Black man, Y. U. Jones, last Tuesday near Thompson. Jones is released on own recognizance and will face an examining trial to determine bail upon injury outcomes.

Fort Bend County Richmond Tex Toney Bell Thompson Y. U. Jones Jones

Stabbing in Laredo Lands Husband Charged After Assault

At noon Monday in Laredo Texas Mrs Zamora was stabbed in the breast with a butcher knife. Her husband Marcello Zamora was knocked down by a policeman and taken to jail charged with the assault.

Laredo Tex Zamora Marcello Jai

Manne Hurt After Street Car Fall in Houston

Monday night about 10 o'clock Mr. J. G. Manne was thrown from a street car at the corner of McKee and Odin streets and was seriously hurt. He was conveyed to Hateys Sanitarium and at last accounts was resting well.

Houston Tex J. G. Manne McKee and Odin Streets Hatey

And She Believed Him

George returns after a week away sending Clara many letters and cards but she greets him coldly until he explains a kiss was missing in a ninth letter due to onions at dinner. Their reconciliation follows, ending with a lighthearted note on love’s power.

George Clara

Unrequited Love Recalled in Reflective Verse

A narrator recalls falling for a girl years ago, her rejection, and the enduring ache of being laid low by love. The speaker reflects on heartbreak and misread signals, framing a quiet, rueful reminiscence.

Hard Luck in a Stanford Trainer Tale

A San Francisco Chronicle anecdote recalls Dan Moulton, once a top professional sprinter who raced worldwide. It notes he won 263 races and was defeated twice, including a fatal second meeting with a rival who never returned for a rematch.

Dan Moulton Stanford Dan San Francisco Chronicle

Grape Nuts Reputedly Aids Indigestion On Rail Line

An unnamed railroad worker recounts years of indigestion and failed remedies until trying Grape Nuts. He says appetite improved the first day, energy rose in a week, and indigestion vanished after seven pounds gained. His wife also tried the cereal with positive results.

Fostum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

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