Death and legacy of Frank Doremus noted in Dallas tribute
The Daily Eagle reports deep regret at the death of Frank Doremus in Dallas. Doremus was a highly educated, resourceful newspaper man with a prominent Galveston to Dallas News career and was a cousin of Judge J. W. Doremus of Bryan. The item also urges building dormitories at Texas A M College to expand capacity and welcomes legislative action. Also included is a Lost notice for a gray horse branded 5, missing from Bryan. reward offered.
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Dyer
Frank Doremus
Dallas
Galveston-Dallas News
J. W. Doremus
Texas A. & M. College
Texas
A. & M. College
Bryan
John Pivett
College Station
C. Marek
Mutual Improvement Circle of Bryan 1895 1897 summary
The Galveston News features the Mutual Improvement Circle of Bryan with Mrs. W. M. Foster pictured as circle president. Organized September 1895 by Mrs. Edward Hall, the club pursued English literature, German studies, Roman and Greek history across terms. Officers for the year: Foster president Tabor vice president Howell secretary Brandon treasurer Banks, with Burr Norwood selling new spring and summer embroideries and parasols.
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Galveston
M. I. SC
Bryan
W. M. Foster
Edward Hall
Greece
G. R. Tabor
Post Office Letter List With One Cent Charge for Advertised Mail
The Bryan post office announces remaining letters for the week ending April 25. A charge of one cent is required on each advertised piece. call for these letters by stating you saw them advertised. Signed Tyler Haswell P. M.
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Bryan
Tyler Haswell
P. M
Cotton Wood Community News Brief
Pleasant weather brings corn thinning and a growing Sunday school turnout at Cotton Wood. Pneumonia and roseola affect residents while Rev. Sewell conducted services. Illness touches the president and secretary. leaders include T. M. Turner, Tom Elliott, Tully Ganaway, and E. W. Thompson.
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Messrs
T. M. Turner
Tom Elliott
Edge
Tully Ganaway
E. W. Thompson
Alexandria
Scarcity of Small Bills Prompts Treasury Discussion
United States Treasurer Ellsworth H. Roberta visits New York and discusses the nationwide shortage of small denomination currency. He cites bank reluctance to exchange large for small bills, law limits on issuance, and robust treasury funds with ample gold but limited paper currency. The treasury now prints small bills yet remains constrained by legal limits.
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Treasury
Therm
New York
United States
Ell
H. Roberta
Darger
Tammany Chief Leaves Amid Ongoing Farewell Crowd
Richard Croker sails for Europe aboard the New York with little family accompaniment, amid a rush of supporters and officials at the pier. Notables like Sir Julian Pauncefote and Speaker Thomas B. Reed are aboard, while a separate Atlanta petition seeks a negro controlled city school board.
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New York
Richard Croker
Europe
American Line
Warren
Mr. Croker
Julian Pauncefote
Thomas B. Reed
Southampton
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Gilmore & Anderson
Bryan, Texas
the Daily Eagle
Connelly
Palmer &Carnes
Malcolm Cannes
Mutual Improvement Circle of
Burt Norwood
Emmel’s Prescription Pharmacy
Emmel
Bear Rio
Emperors
Gulf Coast
Dansby
Rev. Sewell
This Place
Public Schools of
Atlanta
Major Slaton
Boston
St. Louis
New Orleans
Michigan
Indiana
Iinois
Taloga
O. T
Martin Christian
R. H. Christian
Savannah
Caesar
Webb Brothers
Hawks’ Spectacles
Charles Carr
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