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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1905
Page
2
Pat Cheeves of Temple urges a Marlin to Temple trolley line, saying the Temple Belton route proved financially successful. He notes increased farm land values and local business as the line spurs passenger traffic to a Midway power house and summer theater.
Belton Texas April 26 Tuesday May 9 has been set aside as directors and stockholders day for the Belton Temple Traction Company. The Interurban Railway dedication will feature Pennsylvania stockholders and speeches on topics such as Our Electric Line and What Should Belton and Temple Do for the Trolley.
Listing of travel rates and sale dates for tickets to diverse events and associations across American cities. Includes Battle of Flowers in San Antonio Knights Templar in Beaumont and multiple clubs and conventions with specific sale windows and prices such as Nat s Baptist Anniversary in St. Louis and Southern Baptist Convention in Kansas City.
A brief notice notes a promotion offering one free estimate on clothing items. customers can order and receive a complimentary appraisal without charge. The ad emphasizes value for shoppers considering alterations or custom fits.
Mrs. Milton Parker asks the listed young ladies and gentlemen to meet her at the courthouse Monday at 3 o'clock. The invitees include Charlotte Stoddard Lucy Beard Henrie Wilson Jessie Garth Nellie Smith Hettie Smith Jennie Howell Winnifred Thomas Nellie Batte Ethel Cavitt Nonie Adams Lila Graham McInnis Alma Robinson Laula Coulter Arnie Cole Dollie Carr Sadie Cavitt Edith Rhodes Irene Keeling Sallie Johnson Frances Chance Mary Ross Parker George Smith Ed Saunders Whit Doremus Geo Adams Robt W Howell Walter Coulter Sam B Wilson.
Calvert Courier-Chronicle notes Dr. Taliaferro’s Saratoga home and City Drug Store now house the stock. C. W. Sparks, manager, occupies the Taliaferro stand on the east side of Main Street after the move. Sid Rhodes returned from a business trip yesterday.
Spring changes bring catarrh cases many seek relief with Hyomei. Inhaler method uses twenty drops, four daily sessions, no alcohol or dangerous drugs, and promises permanent cure. J.S. Nugent endorses Hyomei via his daughter’s recovery. outfit costs one dollar with extra bottles 50 cents. E. J. Jenkins offers guarantee details.
General Fitzhugh Lee, on a Boston to Washington trip, suffered a pars apalytic stroke on his left side after leaving Harlem River. He was escorted by Taft and army medical officials to Philadelphia and Baltimore en route to Washington. Mrs Lee and his sons were notified and the general remained conscious.
Russian squadron and transports sailed from Kamranh Bay Wednesday evening for an unknown destination. The ships were provisioned for six months and are thought to head to Vladivostok via the Pacific. Four German colliers reached Kamranh Bay too late to join, then followed in hopes of catching up. Nebogatoff's division is due in Indo-Chinese waters to coordinate with Rojestvensky's squadron and its fleet of twenty five warships plus repair and water ships.
The April 28 report states permission has been granted to publish a Hebrew language newspaper in the capital named The Way. It notes this may be Russia’s first authorized Hebrew paper and highlights protests in the British press over contraband ship seizures bound for Japan. Also, Taft weighs ordering Minister Bowen at Caracas to report on Loomis charges, with a potential presidential order upon Roosevelt’s assent.
Pesley R. Wales, president of the First National Bank of Cape May City, was arrested in Trenton and arraigned in federal court to face an indictment for misappropriating $10,000 of bank funds. He entered a not guilty plea.
Dr. D K Perr sons of Chicago announced gifts to five colleges ranging from 10000 to 50000 dollars for institutions in North Carolina Georgia Tennessee and West Virginia. Howell Harry a Dallas boy drowned in the Trinity river. Marble Falls Texas to repurpose an old woolen mill as a cotton mill. Odd Fellows 86th anniversary observed in many cities. Nancy M Bean Cooke county Texas pioneer is dead. George J Goula resigns from Union Pacific board. Widow of Governor Ross suffered a slight stroke at her Waco home. F Y Thompson Austin switchman heads to Panama to serve as conductor.
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