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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1906
Page
4
The Eagle opens its columns to subscriptions for the San Francisco Relief Fund from Bryan business men. Subscriptions may be deposited in the bank and forwarded to the proper authorities in the stricken city. Subscriptions can be given by telephone or other means. Phone No. 36.
The War Department reports Captain H. H. Sargent has held the commander of cadets post longer than any other officer at the college and his ability to manage the corps is recognized. The letter to President Harrington from Washington, dated April 1906, notes the detail of Captain Sargent, 2nd Cavalry, following a request dated the 5th.
The H and T C announces sale of excursion tickets for multiple events including Confederate Reunion in New Orleans April 22 23 24 at 9 10 with limit May 7 through special train April 28 via Bryan at 4 40 pm. Other trips to San Antonio Waco Dallas Paris Houston and Chattanooga detail dates and return limits.
Mr. and Mrs. Atkins clash over lost romance after fifteen years of marriage. A theater night and park drive rekindle feeling until worries of home life return. a park ride ends in rain and rheumatism, prompting a new plan to walk together. A side tale recalls a Dublin ghostly encounter with a shadowy specter.
The article explains how ancient Greek coin dies were forged from bronze, not steel, and shaped by hammer blows with no collar. Weighed blanks, imperfect edges, and repeated wear caused great variation and frequent restoration of the dies. Some coins survived in pristine condition, like a Syracusan piece found under lava in Sicily.
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