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Friday issue notice shows subscription at 1.60 dollars yearly and post office entry at Moulton Texas as second class.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1902
Page
2
Friday issue notice shows subscription at 1.60 dollars yearly and post office entry at Moulton Texas as second class.
The piece covers local and state political snippets including Galveston hosting the State Democratic Convention on July 15, Lavaca County favoritism for the Flotorial representative, and the Texas Prohibition party planning a Dallas State convention on July 4. It highlights figures like Ex-Governor Hoss and Hock, recruiting posts in Moulton, and broad international sentiment about the Philippines and Boer victories with celebratory remarks toward Prince Henry.
Aster Roosevelt argues Schley should not have looped the maneuver. The text questions alternate outcomes if the Brooklyn had been rammed by a Spanish ship, noting naval tactics and contrasting leadership.
Report describes four harmless Boers appearing at Chalmette near New Orleans where British forces were leading mules for South Africa. The British fled, echoed by a biblical line about the wicked fleeing when no one pursues.
Galveston residents unite to build a sea wall to defend against future catastrophes. They express enduring courage after the great storm and pledge共同 effort to safeguard the coast.
The author argues that claims people are wiser than the constitution are false and that departing from the legacies of Washington and Jefferson is dangerous, defending patriotism and founding ideals.
The president’s view is that Schley nor Sampson commanded at Santiago, implying Sampson’s potential blunder in abandoning the fleet without a commander. The opinion suggests no basis for court martial against Sampson, regardless of the outcome.
Winds damaged fences and windmills as a sand storm swept Hallettsville. County court sits this week with H W Wallace and Darrell Miller present. District clerk procures district court process for August 713. Mrs Helen M Stoddard, state W O T U president, joins Girls Industrial School board. Local clubs, land sales, cattle pricing, oil prospects, and community notes fill the page.
Miss Hannah von Lienen of Lavaca County wed Mr. Theodore Jaeggli in a small ceremony at the bride's parent's home on Wednesday February 26. Rev Bekeschus of Baursville officiated before close relatives. A luncheon and refreshments followed. Miss von Lienen is described as cultured and refined.
The note records funeral honors for Wilhelm Menke, a member of the Hermanns Söhne lodge, announcing death benefits and 30 days mourning. It mentions sending copies to the family and publishing in the Proto Koll Buch and Moulton Exact, with condolences from the lodge and family.
Thanking all customers from Flatonia and Shiner areas for past patronage, the gallery will close until September with a possible two week reopening in June. A new set of gallery furniture will be ordered next fall to enable a different style of work and compete with the best in the country. Hi, DULTME YER.
The Catholic school housed in a two story convent burned yesterday morning at about 4 past 9. Firemen could not save the building, believed to be caused by a defective flue. Sisters of Charity taught there with several pupils. collapse occurred within an hour as a strong northerly wind blew.
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