Modjeska Improving and Political Turmoil Abroad
Madame Modjeska is reported much improved and expects a speedy recovery, planning to resume her season in three weeks. Meanwhile news from the U S and UK covers Salisbury's reaction to Monroe doctrine rhetoric, a Scottish official's suicide, a Cleveland murder sequel, and other rapid-fire dispatches from Cincinnati to Atlanta and beyond.
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Climatology Convention Invites Growing Interest
Interest in the climatology convention to be held in this city on February 20 21 and 22 is rising Doctors Rowley and McKay report encouragement from all sides Health sections from across the country will be represented and present their advantages Five thousand invitations were sent nationwide so far thirty invitations to present papers have been accepted
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City poised to approve two bicycle factory jobs
Secretary Irvine of the Business Men's club stated last evening that two pro positions have been received for establishing bicycle factories in the city. He promised to provide updates as the matter progresses.
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Aransas Harbor Improvement official visits the city
H. Sawyer of the Aransas Harbor Improvement Company is in the city for unspecified business, meeting local officials and inspecting harbor works.
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All Over The State Texas Tragedy And Political Favors
Nationwide flood and disaster report. Houston suffers partial inundation with losses while Texas sees a murder trial life sentence a heater explosion on an Aransas Pass train and a mill foreman shot. Multiple business failures and highwaymen captured amid political events. A Uvalde doctor is arrested for abduction as a new woman reaches Texas.
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