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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1906

Page

6

Bethel Academy Concert Impresses Large Audience

A Bethel Academy concert drew a large crowd including local patrons and visitors from Bryan. The program, organized by music teacher Mrs. Phillip Andrews, featured numerous solos and group numbers ranging from Levada Goens to Seaside dialogues, with performances by Annie Jones, Maggie Jones, Justina McCardy, and others.

Bethel Academy Bryan Phillip Andrews Guveert Arabella Jones Howell Sunshine Cotham Watson Annie Jones Mr. Bullock Uncle Pete Jessie Watson Elzie Jones Zacatecas Codina Dyess McClung McClung, Mrs. Andrews Stoneabbog Maggie Jones Pattie McClung Justina McCardy Carl Gandy Walter Icy Goens Bertha Sellers Ryder Ruth Blanton Blake Faye Buchanan Ethel Orr Alice Jones Jim Watson Forester Jones Arthur Gober Estrada Andrews Minnie Pate Smith Irene Dyess Terry Drill Uth Blanton Daisy Carnes Ruth Cotnam Minnie Ferguson Essie Jones Lola Sellers George Gober Chester Jones Winger McCulloch Ruth Pate Engelnaam Panny McSwain Sam Ferguson

Cyclone Southers to Deliver World Famous Lecture

Edwin Southers known as Cyclone Southers comes to the Opera House for a one night performance on Monday April 2. He will present If I Were the Devil with seats at Haswell's book store selling for 75 and 50 cents.

Edwin Southers Southers Opera House Haswell’s

Moneybak silk skirts offered with written guarantee

The ad invites readers to view the Moneybak taffeta silks line at 101 Wagner & Brandon and notes a written guarantee accompanies every skirt pattern sold.

Moneybak Wagner & Brandon

Bryan City Election Ordinance Set For April

City of Bryan passes ordinance appointing the election of mayor and two council members to be held at city hall on the first Tuesday in April in accordance with city charter ordinances and state election laws. City Secretary M. Spell and R. H. Harrison sign. Mar 3 Apr 10.

City of Bryan M. Spell R. H. Harrison

Boys for bachelor hoosier farmer found eight orphans

English Indiana March 31 a wealthy bachelor near the city discovered eight young boys two months to two years old tucked on a quilt after a knock on his door. A note said these are all your own care for them. He and his mother suspected a blackmail plot and asked county officers to take charge.

Lawmakers approve 30 million legislative budget in two week debate

Washington March 31 The house passed the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill totaling 30 million after a two week review. Debate centered on removing the clerks age limit and criticism aimed at the bureau of standards by Slayden of Texas and Gaines of Tennessee. The bill funds eighty seven officers and staff and includes a near seven hundred thousand cut from the prior year.

Washington House Sim O Bureau of Standards Slayden Texas Gaines Tennessee Navy Department Naval Observatory

El Paso to Spend 250000 for Street Car Improvement

El Paso announces a $250,000 street car improvement plan. It includes double tracks on San Antonio and Oregon streets and new service to a theater route. The power plant capacity will double and rolling stock increased to shorten schedules.

el Paso San Antonio Oregon Texas St. Louis

Quintettes Arrive at Gunter Farm in Bedias Texas

Word from Bedias Grimes county reports Mr and Mrs W L Gunter welcomed quintuplets all boys. The couple already has two sets of twins and a set of triplets, with the newest arrivals appearing healthy and thriving.

Bryan Tex Bedias Grimes County W. L. Gunter

Blank primary debate ends as adjournment motion fails

In Austin on Friday the house rejected a plan to adjourn at six o clock Saturday afternoon. The daylong session centered on the blanket primary amendment as senators debated its provisions.

Austin House Messrs. Winters Reid Wilmuth Senate

Cat and dog charm in Dallas birth of catdog hybrid pup

A French poodle in Dallas recently gave birth to a remarkable puppy with traits of both a cat and a dog. The dam has grown unusually fond of the strange offspring and remains beside it constantly.

Dallas

Two Drown While Duck Shooting Near Vicksburg

In Greasy Lake twenty miles north of Vicksburg, Alexander Grant a white cotton planter and merchant from Hardee Issaquena county and Alexander Claiborne a colored man drowned. The colored man lost his life trying to save his white companion.

Vicksburg Miss Greasy Lake Alexander Grant Alexander Claiborne Grant Hardee Issaquena County

Train car accident injures twenty three in Indiana

An eastbound Nickel Plate passenger train No. 21 derailed near South Whiteley Fort Wayne Indiana on March 31. The day coach smoker and sleeping cars left the track and turned over in the ditch injuring twenty three passengers. One lady died. Baggage car and rear dining car tracks remained on the rails. The smoker was hurled fifty feet.

Fort Wayne Ind South Whiteley

Manahan Secures Five Year Lease for El Paso Theater

El Paso reports A L Manahan who runs a California Arizona theater syndicate has obtained a five year lease on the new 100000 dollar theater to be erected in El Paso. Construction will begin within three weeks.

el Paso A. L. Manahan California Arizona

Frank G. Moore Dies in Dallas After Long Business Career

Dallas tributes mark the death of Frank G. Moore a longtime resident since 1872 noted as a dealer in Bash and deers with interests in local industry. The obituary describes his deafness and community involvement in Dallas.

Dallas Frank G. Moore

The Ambition That Led To An Open Grave

A youth pursues wealth power and fame and, despite acclaim and possessions, fails to find happiness. In the end his quest ends at an open grave as onlookers miss his inner longing and sorrow. The tale warns that true happiness eludes even the mighty.

Earth Tares New York

Witch hazel seed pods provide startling party effect

Witch hazel branches with both flowers and unopened seed pods can deliver a new sensation when placed in water. The pods burst unexpectedly, showering hard black seeds and creating late night excitement. Use fresh cuttings for parties, or keep refrigerated and damp if cut earlier, to prevent withering and premature seed expulsion.

America

The Fly Soured by Extraordinary Traits in London Lecture

A London lecture by H Hill describes the fly as a crime capable creature with strength seven times a horse and ability to lift twenty times its weight. It notes oxygen intake, upside down movement from foot hairs, a multi eyed organ and extensive olfactory apparatus detecting spoiled meat.

H. Hill London

Hot sand bath wonder of the California desert

The piece describes a desert hot sand bath where surface water is shallow and black sand moves beneath. A bather floats with a timber crossbar, body sinking to the shoulders, kept upright in perpendicular flotation. The warmth feels comforting and massaging to the body.

California Desert

John Browns Cottonwood Grows From Switch Planted

In 1857 John Brown rode to the Benton place near Effingham, Atchison county Kansas and dismounted. He carried a switch cut from a cottonwood tree which he tossed aside. Mrs Benton planted it near the back door and it rooted, growing into a large tree known locally as the John Brown cottonwood.

John Brown Benton Place Effingham Atchison County Kan

Marryat and Bride Move to Housekeeping

The exchange reveals Marryat and his bride have left the boarding house and taken a flat, signaling a new home life that brings them closer together. The brief dialogue from the Boston Advertiser notes they have moved in and begun housekeeping.

Towne Marryat Browne Boston Advertiser

Chattanooga Man Receives Admiral Cervera Letter

Major C. B. McGuffey of Chattanooga, friend of Admiral Cervera, reports the admiral's letter noting he watches the Algeciras conference. He says no Moroccan understanding seems likely and war unlikely.

Chattanooga C. B. McGuffey Cervera Spain Algeciras

How to Form Images in Refracting and Reflecting Telescopes

A simple experiment using a reading glass and a concave mirror shows how images form at focal points. Move the lens or mirror to find the focus where the window’s image appears on paper, then adjust to see distant objects in the image, illustrating differences between refracting and reflecting telescopes.

Submerged Guns Demonstrate Harbor Defense Feasibility

A Portsmouth experiment loaded an Armstrong 110 pound gun beneath the water at low tide and fired on submerged targets including a wooden beam hull and a boiler plated ship. The shot pierced the wood, shattered the boiler plate, and caused water to flood the hull, showing submerged harbor guns could damage enemy vessels during siege.

Portsmouth England Loudon Spectator

Custom of the Khands in Madras Presidency

The Calcutta Englishman notes that the Khands offer a buffalo in sacrifice instead of a human victim. They apologize to the deity, saying they would sacrifice themselves but are hindered by the British government, praying for divine anger at their neglect of duty.

Madras Presidency Calcutta

Why He Quit Prompted By A Novel's False Hero

A short dialogue recalls a reader quitting a novel at the shooting chapter fearing the hero's recovery. The exchange highlights skepticism about plot twists and reader attachment to the character's fate.

Criticus

Study, Labor, and Hope Against Moral Suffering

The note asserts that domination of moral sufferings comes through labor and study prevents discouragement, attributed to Abrantes. It frames effort as the path to resilience and moral steadiness.

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C. Bohm Icy Goens Oscar Wild Galop Reading Jim McDonald Eve Richards Jenes OPERA Bryan Lyceum Course Negro White Man Lake Cottonwood Ceylon Fa Hiam Devinipratissa Sam Leading Brande SIZAS B. Johnson Phrker Montreal E. Rohde Carson, Sewall & Co Wilson Grain & Coal CO A. E. Worley Prop THE Bryan Steam Laundry United New Orleans Jos. Hellen Pass. Agt Houston, Texas Texas Railroad Memphis Mexico D. J. Price Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agt Geo. D. Hunter Asst G. P T. A Palestine
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