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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1905
Page
1
Jill proposes exchanging love letters with Jack and burning them. They agree to read each other’s notes to even the score, then set to reading and planning the disposal as tension rises. Their flirtatious schemes blur lines of honor and jealousy.
A dramatic scene unfolds as Jill and Jack argue over letters from Julia Allison and Keene. Jack seethes at perceived infidelity and snooping, while Jill defends a friendship and vows to read no more letters. After tension peaks, Jack destroys the letters and comforts Jill, then contemplates the danger of jealousy. The vignette ends with Jill reflecting on the power of men.
The article compares young musicians Franz von Vecsey Milada Cerny and others, noting Mozart Schubert Beethoven Mendelssohn Strauss and Henrietta Sonntag Jennie Lind as child prodigies. It highlights how remarkable talent appears at ages four eight eleven fifteen, illustrating enduring infant phenomena in music.
A dialogue fragment explores motive behind wealth: the questioner asks if wealth itself is desired, the reply denies that motive and states the aim is wealth for the self. The exchange centers on personal use and self interest.
Washington dispatch details a Tokio cable listing Russian casualties and prisoners from late February to March 12, including 26,500 field corpses, 4,900+ prisoners, 41,222 Japanese casualties, and multiple matériel tallies as Japanese pursuit across Manchuria and near Mukden continues.
Colonel Caleb Huse aged 75 died suddenly at his home in Highland Falls N Y yesterday after a surgical operation. A West Point inspector, he graduated from the United States Military Academy in 1851 and later served as colonel in the Confederate army under Jeff Davis. He also led cadets at the University of Alabama before the Civil War. He was born in Newburyport Massachusetts and is survived by his widow, three sons and five daughters.
The Society for the Protection of Mexican Women urges abolition of bull fighting in the federal district warning prohibition could spur decay nationwide. Dr John Alex Dowie preached yesterday at Arbeau theater to a large, predominantly English speaking audience from interior cities.
Choir Boy a trotter with a 2 17 2 record sold to Murray Howe of Memphis for 5000 dollars. Patch Boy a racer bought by C H Adler of New York. Village Boy 2 14 4 sold to M H Reardon of Indianapolis.
In the Thirty seventh district court yesterday Alliance Trust Company Limited sued Raywood Rice Canal and Milling Company. The receiver was granted permission to issue 80000 of receivership certificates.
Rev. George W. McCall of Beaumont looked over the Brownwood field as a potential pastor for the First Baptist Church. He preached yesterday morning and evening to assess the fit.
The railway rate clerks who met in San Antonio Texas to revise rate sheets adjourned yesterday and returned to their headquarters.
Judge D A McFall shows notable improvement last night and doctors express optimism for his recovery.
Labor leaders received permission to organize government workmen into unions with no force. Frank Buchanan said Roosevelt approved union outreach during talks with labor leaders. Unionists would join of their own free will as they work to discuss unionism amid the ongoing strike and oil trust coverage by Hearst editor Charles A. Russell.
Shreveport Louisiana reports the contract has been let for a commodious brick freight depot by the Texas and Pacific road to handle growing business. The structure is expected to cost about 30000 dollars and will replace the current wooden building on the same site.
In Rockdale Texas on Saturday Messrs Rowlitt and Wells completed a deal to acquire the International coal mine from R C Wallis. The mine sits in the lignite belt three miles east of Rockdale along the International and Great Northern line.
Frisco advertising for bids on a new Brownwood depot with bids opening March 12 and the contract to be let March 13. The depot will be built near the site of the old passenger depot.
In Mason Texas this week District court sits with Judge Martin presiding. Several minor cases were disposed of as a large crowd is expected for the Porch murder trial with many witnesses summoned.
Granbury Camp No. 1323 UCV held its regular meeting yesterday and appointed a committee to confer with Bell County camp at Belton to arrange a joint reunion at Midway on the line.
In a pistol duel near Lynnville Kentucky Bert McClain 17 was killed by John Canter who was then shot by Walter McClain of Dresden. Both deaths result from an unnamed dispute with no further details available. The columnist notes the sobering truth that others success is the most discouraging thing.
Report from St Petersburg describes the Grand Army massing behind Tie Pass defenses after Mukden losses. Kuropatkin and rear-guard withdrawals are noted amid rumors of eastern flanks and Russian supply strains. Heavy casualties, many officers killed, and strained commissariat marked the retreat.
Washington reports the Russians second Pacific squadron recalled by cor poy reps. A theft of real estate is seen as a hopeful sign peace may come. A printers strike in St Petersburg widens and threatens newspaper publication today as authorities draft strikers to Manchuria.
Milano Texas reports a coal mine now fully equipped with improved machinery and shipping two to three cars of lignite per day. Producers anticipate higher output and other mines are in prospect for near future.
Disturbances occurred in Madrid and Barcelona and Valencia over provincial elections. In Valencia revolvers were fired and swords used. One man was killed and many wounded.
The trial of Mrs. S N Feazell in Arcadia ended when District Judge Moore upheld a motion to quash the indictment. He ruled the grand jury was drawn from a box rather than an envelope. The state plans an appeal, predicting paralysis of the criminal calendar at this term.
Miss Hattie Burt, a popular Dodge, Texas young woman, was thrown from a horse yesterday. Her head struck a tree leaving facial bruises and severely damaged left arm. Three teeth indentations remain in the tree bark, doctors hope to save all but one tooth.
Farmers in League City Texas report heavy planting of cucumbers and early cantaloupes. Strawberry crops, though late, are promising and expected to begin moving around April 1 with prospects for a good yield.
The Big and Little Brazos rivers opposite Hearne Texas show a notable rise due to recent heavy rains. Local observers report higher water levels and possible flooding in low-lying areas along the riverbanks.
Impressive memorial services were held in Beaumont Texas last night in honor of Judge John H Reagan. Speeches delivered by former Senator Horace Chilton Judge W H Pope and Stuart R Smith and other members of the Jefferson County Bar Association commemorated Texas great man.
An accident at the Lone Star salt works in Grand Saline occurred about 7 o clock yesterday morning. Jim Sloan was fatally crushed while two laborers attempted to adjust belting for the dryer. Sloan left a wife and several children.
Juan Martinez a 26 year old Mexican was found dead in his room at 423 West Nueva street last night. He bled to death from a leg wound and a shoe maker's knife lay nearby. The cause and method remain a mystery as investigators begin work.
A lengthy partition deed to lands across Texas from the estate of millionaire W M Rice, deceased, is being filed in the Brazos county clerk's office and will span about fifty pages of records.
The senate yesterday passed the St Louis home rule bill set to appoint police commissioners by the mayor instead of the governor. Governor Folk supported home rule in his campaign speeches but may veto the measure due to how it passed both chambers.
Genaro Santiago Muñoz, a young Porto Rican student, died in a New York Spanish boarding house from ptomaine poisoning after eating raw oysters Friday. His father is a physician in Porto Rico.
Emperor Nicholas orders a war council in St Petersburg to review the broader situation. The gathering brings together key figures to discuss strategic options and potential actions amid escalating tensions.
Twelve people were swept into the flood-swelled Los Angeles River when the Seventh Street Bridge collapsed yesterday. Two bodies are feared drowned, with search efforts ongoing for survivors and missing.
The forty fifth joint ballot for U S senator shows Cockrell 72 votes, Nied Sasha 52, Kerens 16, Bartholdt 5, McKinley 4, Warner 8, Dyer 1, Kiefner 1, total 154 with 418 necessary for choice. The report comes from Jefferson City Missouri.
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