The Great Revival in Brazos County
A large Stuart revival in Brazos County draws crowds to a tent meeting. Rev. Geo. Stuart preaches on home influence and sin, pledges are made to live rightly, and 3000 attend a Sunday night sermon on the liquor traffic. Two hundred profess faith, many renew vows, and townspeople host visitors.
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Stuart
Geo. Stuart
Abraham
Gladstone
Old Brazos County
E. L. Shettles
George Stuart
City Council Minutes Record New Officials and Budgets
The regular session led by Mayor Mooring approved officers' reports and budgets. New officials include deputy marshal Reed and trustees Myers Rhodes James Sims. city sexton Spell. and a renewed fiscal agent Boatright. A proposed city directory was discussed but no action.
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Finance Committee
M. G. Nall
Bryan
Texas
J.A. Mooring
H. O. Boatright
J. A. Myers
A. M. Rhodes
W. T. James
M. W. Sims
W. A. Reed
John D Conlee
T. H. Spell
Howell and
Knox
Parker and Johnston
Johnston and
Tabor and
Johnston
Howell
Hotel Arrivals
Dr. Seymour Dallas, Henry Cook New Orleans, H E Parker Boston, J H Gill Houston, WM O'Connell New Orleans, A R Baldwin Philadelphia, Eewin Schiele St Louis, Carl M Brown San Antonio, T J Haslip Waco, H E McDonald Palestine, H E Stanley and family Wichita Kan, H Brown Houston, G E Thomas St Louis, J R Campbell, Judson Clarke, D E Callahan Navasota, R Luther Braach Houston, T A Dernier Chicago, C P Moore Corsicana.
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Dr. Seymour
Dallas
Henry Cook
New Orleans
H E Parker
Boston
J H Gill
Houston
O’connell
A R Baldwin
Philadelphia
Eewin Schiele
St Louis
Carl M Brown
San Antonio
T J Haslip
Waco
H E McDonald
Palestine
H E Stanley and Family
Wichita
Kan
H Brown
G E Thomas
J R Campbell
Judson Clarke
D E Callahan
Navasota
R Luther Braach
T A Dernier
Chicago
C P Moore
Corsicana
Notable names listed in historical notice
A fragmentary bibliographic-like listing shows multiple personal names and locations including Dr. W. G. Drummond Cotton wood Ida Grantham Madisonville W. B. Gantt Ledbetter J. E. Payne St. Louis B F Payne Hollis J H Suber College GB Shaw Harvey GR Carlton Dallas J S Smith J Riley Reliance T H Brooks J V Payne Millican Frank Jones Harvey F M Wilson Wellborn.
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W. G. Drummond
Cottonwood
Ida Grantham
Madisonville
W. B. Gantt
Ledbetter
J. E. Payne
St. Louis
B F Payne
Hollis
J H Suber
College
GB Shaw
Harvey
GR Carlton
Dallas
J S Smith
J Riley
Reliance
T H Brooks
J V Payne
Millican
Frank Jones
F M Wilson
Wellborn
Mattresses Made New in Bryan by Zach Talley
Zach Talley offers manufacturing and repair of mattresses in Bryan. He states new mattresses are built at low cost and old mattresses are overhauled to near new condition. Orders accepted at the office of Captain Geo W Smith.
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Bryan
Geo. W. Smith
Zach Talley
Henderson Roberts Bride Surprise in Anderson
Hon S R Henderson returned from Anderson with a bride in tow marrying Miss Mary Roberts of Brenham. The couple stayed at Judge John N Henderson's Bryan home while the new Mrs Henderson settles in Bryan society and the groom continues his legal practice.
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S. R. Henderson
Anderson
Henderson
Mary Roberts
Brenham
John N. Henderson
Bryan
Society of
Sam
Arrears Notice From Light and Water Co
Urgent appeal to customers in arrears to call and settle balances promptly. If accounts are not paid by the 6th of each month the company will cut off both electricity and water services. Bryan Water, Tce, L. and P. Co.
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Bryan Water
Carrie Nation Fined 500 For Obstructing Street In Kansas City
Carrie Nation was arraigned before Police Judge McAuley and fined 500 dollars for obstructing the street. She was ordered to leave Kansas City by 6 p.m. and warned not to return. she boarded a streetcar toward Liberty after the judgment. The judge noted the ruling and the crowd applauded.
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Kansas City
Carrie Nation
McAuley
Mrs. Nation
This City
Boers Not Whipped Says Ex-Scout Captain Hassell
Captain John A. Hassell, former American scout in the Boer army, says the Boer cause is brighter than Britain’s and could win. He predicts a hard British season in South Africa, with Boers wintering in the Lydenburg range and importing fodder. He notesBoers gain recruits as losses rise and expects large-scale action by September. A private telegram claims General French and 500 British troops were captured, but the war office denies.
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Washington
John A. Hassell
Cornwallis
South Africa
Lydenburg Range
London
French
War Office
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Dension
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T. J. Anderson, Dist. Pass. Agt
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