Fighting in the Philippines reported from Manila
Manila dispatches describe a 4500 man force advancing from San Pedro Macati sweeping toward Paranaque. American losses included two officers killed and twenty-one soldiers wounded. Filipinos resisted hard and left many dead in trenches. Heat caused several prostrations among troops.
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Lawton
Wheaton
Overshine
San Pedro Macati
Bay of Manila
Bay Lake
Paranaque
Trial of Chase McMurray in Halletsville Drags On
Charles McMurray charged with killing Charles Ledbetter on a city street last Monday faced a preliminary exam before Justice Townsend. The crowded new district court room heard one eye witness as McMurray rested without testimony and was remanded to jail until the grand jury convenes October 2.
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Halletsville
Tex
Charles McMurray
Charles Ledbetter
Justice of the Peace
Townsend
Blakeslee
The Terry Rangers thirtieth annual reunion in Victoria Texas
The Terry Rangers held their thirtieth annual reunion in Victoria Texas with a grand ball and banquet. Officers elected for the ensuing year included J F Miller president Geo C Littlefield first vice president L M Kobernot second vice president F W Halcomb third vice president L M Barnett fourth vice president T A Lubbock secretary W D Cleveland treasurer W B Sayers corresponding secretary Rev H D Aves chaplain. An afternoon of speeches preceded a two hour carriage drive and the banquet at the O Connor building with a ball at the opera house. The next meeting will be at Gonzales.
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Victoria
Texas
Terr ’S
J. F. Miller
Geo. C. Littlefield
L. M. Kobernot
F. W. Halcomb
L. M. Barnett
T. A. Lubbock
W. D. Cleveland
W. B. Sayers
H. D. Aves
O’connor
Opera House
Gonzales
Shiner Gazette Enters Seventh Volume With Optimism
The Shiner Gazette begins its seventh volume in vigorous health and ambition. The Herald wishes Editor Habermacher success and a barrel of this world's most powerful medium, Halletteville Herald. Gratitude expressed for the goodwill.
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Shiner Gazette
the Herald
Habermacher
Halleteville Herald
Texas fruits and vegetables draw attention to state
Large shipments of fruit and early vegetables from Texas attract notice and will promote the state's advantages. Yet less than five percent of suitable land has been brought into cultivation for small fruits and truck gardens, as noted by Stock and Farm Journal.
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Texas
Edwin Easley murder case continued to December term
The case of Edwin Easley charged with the murder of Galveston Tribune reporter William B. Blythe in Galveston on November 11 is continued on the state's motion until the November term of Polk County District Court, now set for December 4 in the third week of the term.
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Edwin
Easley
William B. Blythe
Galveston Tribune
Galveston
District Court
Polk County
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