Local News Highlights From Bryan City
D A Duncan from Waco and H V Shields 124 Workmen install new floor at Taylor Cox saloon. Norwood's flannel stalls and summer corsets draw crowds. Prof C C Bailey from Henderson visits Cross. Episcopal services at 11 a m and 745 p m. Magistrate contest closes today at 6 20. George Williams jailed for assault with intent to murder. Mosquito war urged by Dr Tabor. Slippers 50 percent off at Hunter Chatham. Pointers on sales and notices from Coulter's and Haswell's bookstores.
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D. A. Duncan
Waco
Jno. M. Lawrence & Co
W. H. Dillashaw
Macy
H. V. Shields
Taylor & Cox
Norwood
Coulter's
Dw H
Meekins
The
Eagle
Millican
Coulter
Prof
C. C. Bailey
Henderson
Cross
Walter Coulter
T. M. Ewing
Lillian Ewing
Pitts Bridge
Bryan
H. Levy
Coulters
Robert Armstrong
Wheelock
John Cavitt
Walter J. Couler
R. A. Smith
Dallas
C. F. Moore
Smith
Gettysburg
Eagle Office
Sam Benson
Kurten
Haswell
John B. Gordon
Opera House
George Williams
Mary Burrell
Ste ‘Ped
Jos. Schlitz
Stone of Waco Chosen Commander-in-Chief of S C V
At a Texas division meeting in Dallas on April 25 Hon. Thomas B. Stone of Waco was elected commander-in-chief of the Sons of Confederate Veterans by acclamation after Louisiana cast its support. The convention adopted constitutional amendments and changes to the by laws while praising the Confederacy and its soldiers.
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R. B. Lee
Fort Worth
Louisiana
Fayssoux
Stone
Texas
Falyssoux
Confederacy
Judge Reagan
Taliaferro Graduates From Tulane In Surgical Honors
Dr W T Taliaferro returns from New Orleans where he graduated from Tulane Medical College with distinction. He won top honors in operative surgery with a 98 grade alongside another classmate and declined a hospital position to practice in his native state. Bryan Ice Storage advertises a modern ice depot at Harder’s feed store next to Levy Bros. Also notes visitors Mrs Nancy Vinson, Mrs Maggie Spickernagle, and Mrs L A Steele visiting Dallas relatives after long separations. Encyclopaedia Britannica set offered at low price. callers urged to inspect.
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W. T. Taliaferro
New Orleans
Tulane Medical College
Taliaferro
Harder’s Feed Store
Levy Bros. Furniture Store
Bryan Ice Storage & Coal Company
Nancy A. Vinson
Mississippi
Maggie A. Spickernagle
Memphis, Tenn
L. A. Steele
Rosse
Texas
W. H. Dean
Dallas
Freezers and a California Doctor Visit Bryan
An advertisement touts Queen 3 minute Wonder and Blizzard freezers with pricing. Dr Kendrick of Downey California, former Bryan citizen and father of Miss Kendrick, visits Bryan as guest of Judge and Mrs Spencer Ford while en route home from the Dallas reunion.
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J. A. Myers
J. ©. Kendrick
Downey
California
Bryan
Kendrick
Spencer Ford
Pacific Coast
Dallas
Invitation for Baptist Ladies Aid Benefit Tea
There will be a tenths Friday afternoon from 4 to 7 o'clock for the benefit of the Ladies Aid society of the Baptist church at the home of Mrs Adbert Buchanan. Everybody cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Adbert Buchanan
Fifty Cents Outlawed Alone in Appeal
A fragmentary note references a fifty cent amount and an appeal in a case involving a 9 axl uate. No clear names or actions are readable beyond the monetary figure and vague reference.
Archbishop Corrigan Seriously Ill With Pneumonia
Arch bishop Corrigan is dangerously ill at the archbishop palace on Madison Avenue with high fever and extreme pneumonia. Dr Francis Delafield reports the archbishop's condition serious but not dangerous as of late Thursday night.
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New York
Corrigan
Madison Avenue
Francis Delafield
Mystery not cleared near Hillendahl with posse
Sheriff Anderson and deputies searched the Hillendahl property for J. Peterson and wife. They found the home and outbuildings but no trace of the well or any human beings, and the well appeared filled with debris.
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Houston
Tex
Anderson
Clark Rushes Through Washington Traffic Clash
Senator Clark of Montana was stopped by two bicycle police for allegedly exceeding the 12 mile per hour limit as he arrived at the senate in his car. He claimed he was under 10 miles an hour and said he would appear in police court to contest what he called unnecessary annoyance.
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Clark
Washington
Senator Clark
Montana
Senate
Chaffeur
Suicided in Jalil Austin April 25
C. G. Mayhall aged 49 died by overdose in a city jail cell after arrest for disturbing the peace. He forfeited his bond, was re arrested, and found unconscious when the jail opened. Efforts to revive him failed. The report mentions a seismograph reading linked to the event.
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Jalil
Austin
C. G. Mayhall
Mayhal
Cener
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Ferndell
Dansby
Episcopal Shurch
Coulter’s
George R. Tabor
Hunter & Chatham's
TRI
Panama
Waldrop
Men’s Outfitters
Thomas
Archbishop Corrigan
Ramona Wafers
Nabisco
Athena Wafers
Heinz
Dodson Braun
Telephone
Ed Hall
G. 5. Parker
Albert W
the City National Bank of
Merchants and Planters National Bank
J. W. English
G. S. Parker
M. D. Cole
E. H. Astin
Albert W. Wilkerson
W. L. Zulch
Joseph Daly
Exchange Hotel
Saat
Asemy Geor
Fred Kross
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