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Newspaper

Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1906

Page

5

Various early 1900s world events and incidents cross section

Julius Kahn of the Cash Buyers' National Co Operative faces federal indictment in Chicago for mail fraud linked to Marathon Wisconsin. A large lumber fire devastates Tong Co. in extreme dryness. Boone Cereal Co. plant loss put at 105000, insured 43250. Dan Weston injured in a factory collapse. rail orders surge in Pittsburgh. Cassatt declines discussion in London. Southern Presbyterian assembly in Greenville with 210 commissioners. Panamanian police reform efforts end. Canadian troops withdraw from Esquimalt. Wickliffe brothers pursuit by US marshals. injuries from scaffold collapse at Benwood. Major figures married. Carl Schurz funeral halts interior work. Reinsch named American delegate to Pan American conference. Roosevelt speaks to Merchant Marine League. Castro may resume rule May 25. Missionary Hunter Corbett chosen moderator. Stanford projects advance toward September. Methodist bishops elected. dynamite blast kills two near Bloomington. Davitt faces more operations. Standard Oil denies preferential rates. Founders and Patriots and YWCA meetings held in DC and Paris. Wickliffe associates captured. Illinois passes primary bill. adjournment sine die.

Julius Kahn National Co-Operative Society Chicago Federal Marathon Wis Boone Fred Fear & Co New York City Dan Weston Pittsburg A. J. Cassatt Pensylvania Railroad Co London Sue Philadelphia General Assembly of the Southern Presbyterian Church Greenville S. C South George W. Jiminez New York Panama Republic Canada Esquimalt United States Darrough Wickliffe Brothers National Tube Works Benwood W. Va Harlan Child Harlan Supreme Court of the United States Erastus Corning, Jr Albany N. Y Washington, D. C Interior Department Carl Schurz Interior Paul S. Reinsch Madison Rio Janeiro James Roosevelt Merchant Marine League Congress Castro Venezuela Hunter Corbett China Presbyterian General Assembly Des Moines Leland Stanford University Palo Alto Cal J. J. Tigert General Conference Seth Ward Texas Joseph Atkins The Methodist Episcopal Church South Birmingham Ala Bloomington Ind Indianapolis Southern Michael Davitt Standard Oil Co National Society of Daughters of Founders and Patriots Henry V. Boynton Lucy M. O. Marsh Young Women’s Christian Association Paris France Ben Hungry Ned Carselute Wickliffe Rothers Spavinaw Hills Hung Wickliffes Gilstrap Illinois Sherman

Baste the Bear Game and Its Courtship of a Rope

A description of an outdoor party game where a bear sits on a stool with a rope tied to his fist while players run and flick at him with handkerchiefs. The master tries to catch players without breaking the rope, swapping places with the last touched player. The note ends with a humorous exchange on eggs and saving money.

Baste

Gluttonous gulls feast on two tons of herring

A Washington state fisherman reached Nanaimo in an open boat with two tons of herring. While he was away seagulls seized the boat leaving only 60 aboard on return. The 60 gorged gulls could not fly and moved about helplessly before the fisherman pushed them overboard and they swam to shore to recover.

Washington State Nanaimo

Teacher Seeks Insight on Buda Pesth Disease Lore

Shaggy haired pupil asks about Buda Pesth while a Chicago Tribune item notes Buda Pesth as a cattle disease that is invariably fatal. The exchange captures early veterinary concerns and linguistic curiosities in a night school setting.

Chicago Tribune

Auctioned pews grant vote rights in Chertsey church

The Sunday Strand notes Chertsey parish owns gallery pews sold by auction. Owners gain temporary parliamentary voting rights in the division and must pay the £2 poor rate. Years ago warders sought funds for restoration and, via a special act, allowed selling pews and the seat privilege.

Chertsey Sunday Strand

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Texas Pride Our Wurzburger Germany SAN Antonio Brewing Assn Shiner, Texas F. P. Luck E. J. Wangemann Joe Macha Aug. Schramm Dreyer Adolph Schultz Bismarck J. H. Heubner Walters Bros the Palace Saloon Baste the Bear Shiner Oil Mill Manufacturing CO Dr. C. Daniel Opera House Albert Berchenhoff F. T. Fehrenkamp Moulton
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