Burnos Ayres Seen as Major Spanish Speaking City
The text asserts Burnos Ayres as the world's largest Spanish speaking city with an estimated population near 1 900 000. It notes SzvaTor Cunperson consenting to campaign speeches in Connecticut and other states amid a political contest. Mentions Manas vernment arm maneuvers and large wound expenditures reaching about three fourths of a million dollars.
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Burnos Ayres
SzvaTor Cunperson
Connecticut
Manasvernment
Republicans Fear House Loss to Democrats
Report from Washington says Republican leaders are seriously worried about losing control of the next House of Representatives to the Democrats amid shifting political currents and upcoming elections.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Cotton’s long chain shows who pays tariff and profits
A Richmond man raised cotton, spun and wove it through multiple buyers from Richmond to Liverpool before returning the money earned. The narrator concludes that tariff and profits are paid by the producer and criticizes habitual fools who cannot see this.
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Richmond
Galveston
Liverpool
Ocean
New York
New York Custom House
Tragic Bridge Worker Killed by Freight Train
Fritz Teichmann, a bridge gang employe, was killed when freight No. 7 struck him near here after leaving his friend Swick’s home. His body was found severed at the waist with remains scattered along the track. fifteen dollars and a 69 dollar check were recovered. An inquest was held this morning.
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Fritz Teichmann
Here
Teichmann
Swick
Smook
San Antonio
Aransas Pass
Galveston News
Henkhaus News Sept 30 1904 Epitor Focus
The issue notes a welcome soaking rain and reports Gus R Jaroszewski making a business trip to Hallettsville Tuesday. Evergreen school to open Monday October 10 with Jaroszewski as teacher. Berths Schmidt of Yoakam visited relatives, and Wm Jaroszewski and mother spent days in Cogro visiting friends. Scripg.
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Gus. R. Jaroszewski
Halletsville
Evergreen School
Mies Berths Schmidt
Yoakam
Wm. Jaroszewski
Cogro
Scripg
Volksfest at Liermann Park draws wide turnout and funds
The Volksfest last Sunday drew visitors from surrounding areas with a 4 PM German address by E O Meitsen of Halletaville. County Attorney W T Bagby was absent due to illness. The large hall filled to capacity for the night long dance aided by the Moulton Juvenile band.
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Liermann Park
E. O. Meitsen
Halletaville
W. T. Bagby
Moulton
Government aims at purging mail fraud and dubious cures
The Post Office Department bans lottery tickets and fraud prone letters and announces fraud orders against remedies claimed by chemists. Payne opposes a parcels post but supports inspecting every alleged medicine to decide if it cures, seen as meddling with personal rights to deceive the public.
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Post Office Department
Payne
Express
Halemitschek Janszen Wedding at Bride's Mother's Home
The wedding of Ottin Halemitschek of Shelby Austin county and Miss Juliana Janssen of the city took place Thursday September 22 at the bride's mother's home Mrs B Janszen. Rev L Ullmann officiated. The groom comes from a prominent Austin county family and is well regarded. the bride is praised for beauty and accomplishments. The couple receives best wishes for a happy married life.
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B. Janszen
Ottin Hallemitschek
Shelby
Austin County
Juliana Janssen
Rev. L. Ullmann
Tux Faetz
Mra. Hallemitschek
Facts About Russia in 1903 Economic Snapshot
Russia is 2.5 times the size of the United States and Alaska with 30000 miles of coast half ice bound. It has 36000 miles of railway largely state owned and exports total 350 million dollars. Population 141 million in 1903 with 66 percent Russians and minorities including Poles Finns Turco Tartars and Jews. The average laborer earns one fourth US wages and there are ninety daily papers.
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United States
Alaska
County court adjourns. civil suits filed and murder case noted
Halletsville reports the county court has adjourned after disposing of business. Several civil cases are continued to December, including four against the San Antonio and Aransas Pass railway for personal injury. The State v J R Tinsley murder case, tried previously without a verdict, may not be tried soon. City council elects Ernest McKinnon as electric light and water works superintendent. alderman Harry Colville plans to resign to move to a Northwest Texas town.
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Halletsville
District Court
San Antonio and
Aransas Pass
Exas
J. R. Tinsley
Gonzales
Ernest McKinnon
Schulenburg
Electric Light and
W. E. McKinnon
Coleman
Lamkins Endure Night After Wagon Horse Dies On Road
Mr and Mrs J C Lamkin traveling to Moulton with their baby stopped near Witting when the horse suddenly collapsed and died within minutes. They camped by the buggy all night before borrowing a horse from Jim Vallentine and continuing to town. The lost animal was valuable.
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J. C. Lamkin
Moulton
Buguy
Jim Vallentine
Lamkin
Hailetsville Herald
Local Couple Weds in Uvalde City
Mr. Wm. Bunting a prominent businessman of Uvalde county and Miss Lizzie Franks a popular young lady of this city were married here Tuesday. The Backs extend wishes for happiness and prosperity. Hermann Bruns reported a pleasant and profitable call Tuesday.
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Wm. Bunting
Uvalde County
Lizzie Franks
Tae
New Resident Arrives in Halletaville
A new primer has arrived in Halletaville and taken up residence permanently. He is two cents the home of Mr and Mrs Waltersdorf and is a bouncing youngster.
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Halletaville
R. Waltersdorf
Herald
Financial contributors since last report
The list of readers providing financial assistance includes Willie Mang Nickel Henry Mueller Shiner Jno Schwake OQuinn FF G Kaiser Bauraville Germany Brans Moulton Krank Krametbauer Moulton.
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Willie Mang
Nickel
Henry Mueller
Shiner
Jno
Schwake
O’quinn
FF. G. Kaiser
Bauraville
Germany
Brans
Moulton
Krank Krametbauer
Sound Views From Judyre Parker on Reform and Policy
Parker advocates limiting official extravagance and exposing government expenditure excesses. He supports tariff reform on scientific grounds to avoid upheaval, defends passport proof of citizenship, backs aid to Filipinos similar to Cubans, favors peaceable traditional policy, and calls for investigations across civil military naval establishments to balance national spending and tax needs.
A Boy’s Wild Ride for Life to Get Discovery Cure
A Leesville Indiana boy, urged by his family to survive, journeyed 18 miles to obtain Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption and related lung ailments. He credits instant relief and eventual cure, sleeping soundly after treatment. Bottles 50c and 1.00. trial bottles free at druggists.
Woodcraft Picnic Delighted Attendees Amid Rainy Setback
The Woodcraft World barbecue at Mooney pasture Peach creek drew attendees from several sections. Judge Glass spoke movingly, the Syrian band performed, and sweetmeats were donated. Rain canceled the evening ball. researchers hope for another picnic soon. Mrs Cappo remains ill at her brother’s home.
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Bortor Fack
Mooney Pasture
Peach Creek
Messrs
Cooksey & Stalling
Glass
Jno
Stalling
Garza Sistere
Cappo
Tom Pogue
Gray
Geo. Cooper
Denton Creek
Low York
Bunting
T. R. Wright
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Pastor L. Ullmann
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Engl
Pastor Utesch
Cuero
Russia
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Texas
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Jeacaauene Sauna
F. A. Kubicek
L. A. Meiners
Harry Colville
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Ager
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Hermann Bruns
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A. Baur & Son
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W. G. Leazar
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