Reminiscences on the Alamo and San Jacinto Relics
The writer recalls the Alamo burial rumors and the fate of Travis and his men, noting disputed graves near the Alamo and a hero Crockett’s famous coon skin cap. He recounts visits by Mrs Dickinson, doctored wounds after the siege, and stories of Crockett’s gun repaired by John Berry. The piece closes with a tangential anecdote about hats and a college theme.
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Texas
Travis
San Antonio
Alamo
The
Dickinson
Daugh
Ter
Seguin
Santa Anna
Barnard
Eherpe
Ike
Colonel Crockett
Hannah Berry
John Berry
Bastrop
David Crockett
Crockett
Berry
John McGee
Mexico
Tennessee
Mitchell
Bostrop
General Houston
San Jacinto
Houston
Froggery Yields Cash for Detroit Student
In Detroit a State Agricultural college student proves frog farming pays. He earned 3900 last year and supports his schooling from the business. At peak he kept 84000 frogs, with Chicago awaiting his product and shipments reaching 6000 frogs daily.
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Detroit
State Agricultural College
Chicago
Welsh Inventor Designs Valve-Free Pump for Heavy Liquids
A Welsh inventor unveils a combined piston and rotary pump that operates without conventional valves, claiming it can handle heavy liquids and resist clogging. The design integrates moving components to enable pumping without valve-related failures.
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