Coulter's Clearing Sale and Local Notices
Local items note Coulter's Clearing Sale with prices on summer goods and groceries. Mentions shipments, flood damage reports in Brazos county, visitors to Bryan, and notices about real estate, rents, and market offerings. Also cites Reverend A J Wire and Judge Sam R Henderson visiting, plus farm and transportation notes from the Houston Post.
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Sam R. Henderson
Bryan
Rice
Henderson
Brazos County
Houston Post
Advertised Letters at Bryan Post Office List of Recipients
The Bryan post office lists letters remaining for the week ending July 28. A one cent charge is required on each advertised item. Callers should say advertised and provide the date when claiming letters. Postmaster Tyrer Haswell signs the notice.
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Miles
Sam Miller
Miller Mitchell H R Strunkey
Joe Shows
James Ross
Elijah
Bryan
Tyrer Haswell
Riot at Shenandoah leaves miners dead and injured
July 31 Shenandoah sees a five thousand strong mob clash with officials and non union workers. Deputy Sheriff Beddall fires on the crowd wounding two. Joseph Beddall is beaten to death. Police fire on the mob. at least one officer and several workers are fatally or severely injured with more than a score shot.
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Shenadoah
Jos. Beddall
Beddall
Thomas Beddall
Opne
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Joseph Beddall
John Fry
Lehigh
Ireigit
Stiney Yacopsky
Moe
John Pahy
Ang
Community notes from Ebenezer Texas July meeting roundup
Eb en ere r Texas July 28 Health of the community is good after rains Friday and Saturday. Mr J C Shaw and family visited Cottonwood Sunday. E M Meredith and Alexander family left for Brewer Freestone to visit relatives and attend the Primitive Baptist association. Thad Meredith attended Reliance Literary Saturday night. Singing at Kurten Sunday evening included Clyde and Florence Meredith Charley Meredith Denton Edge and Jim Davis. A big barbecue in Hudspeth pasture Aug 7. Mrs J Floyd and family from near Cross Grimes visited this week. Carrolls from Kurten visited here last Monday. Jesse and Alex Carroll prospection to Zulrich Madison Saturday. Literary society at Kurten Saturday night Aug 2. Clyde Meredith spent Sunday night and Monday with Mittie Tobias Kurten. J A Meredith from Arkansas will start home in Freestones MO soon with E M Meredith and Mrs Alexandria. Cotton opening and soon harvest season. Snow Drop.
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Ebenezer
Texas
J. C. Shaw
Cottonwood
E. M. Meredith
Mr. Alexander
Wixon
Brewer
Freestone County
Primitive Baptist Association
Thad Meredith
Literary Society
Reliance
Kurten
Clyde
Florence Meredith
Charley Meredith
Denton Edge
Jim Davis
Hudspeth
J. Floyd
Near Cross
Grimes County
Abb Carroll
Jesse and
Alex Carroll
Zulrich
Madison County
Clyde Meredith
Mittie Tobias
J. A. Meredith
Arkansas
Freestones
Alexandria
Cotton
Barbecue Postponed for Brazos Burleson Counties
Public notice states the barbecue event planned for Brazos and Burleson counties is postponed to August 13 due to nonstop rain and damage to railroad service. Prince Adams RB Goosby Grisby Tim Risby and the committee are cited.
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Brazos
Burleson
R. R
Prince Adams
R. RB
Goosby
J. Grisby
Tim Risby
Rainy Weather and Local Happenings In Harvey Texas
Rainfall levels are high as cotton begins to open in Harvey Texas. Reverend J M Bullocks meeting continues. Mr and Mrs Pat Cole recently departed for Marlin. Mrs Dr Jones stayed with her sister near Hondo last week. Bob Deason, a soldier, visited relatives here. Hampton Buchanan of Bryan attended church Sunday. A young girl visits Mrs Lizzie Gober. M D
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Cotton
J. M. Bullock
Pat Cole
Marlin
Dr. Jones
Hondo
Bob Deason
Hampton Buchanan
Bryan
Lizzie Gober
M. D
Gov Stone Orders Guard to Shenandoah Riot Scene
Harrisburg July 31 Gov Stone mobilizes the Eighth and Twelfth Pennsylvania regiments and the Governor's troop under Gen J P S Gobin to Shenandoah after Wednesday night's riot. Gobin departed with 1500 men on a special train.
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Harrisburg
Proclamation Urges Lawful Conduct Amid Mount Carmel Strikes
Mount Carmel Pennsylvania on July 31 reports a riot risk from marching striker crowds intimidating non union men. The burgess issues a proclamation urging citizens to be law abiding to prevent violence. Sheriff Dietrick declines to swear in deputies for guarding colliers citing inadequate conditions.
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Mount Carmel
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Dietrick
Coal Dealers Set New Price Edict in Indianapolis
At a Indianapolis meeting coal dealers ordered a price adder of 50 cents a ton on anthracite coal and 25 cents a ton on all bituminous coal to be applied. The action was to take effect as directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indianapolis
Elfeet Avevess
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Ansby & Dansby
G. N
San Antonio
Houston
Dallas
Mam
Missisaylal
Coulter's
A. J. Wire
Belle Orphan Home
Luling
Jennie Clark
J. H. Weeden
Bethel
Elmo
Hardy
Brusby Creek
Mennen
Coulter’s
Miles Derden
Henry Robinson
Alonzo Carter
Hugh Dorsey
Mr. Jenkins
Brazos River
Eleanor Steele
Navasota
Mattie
L. Reed
George Dashiel Atd Willliamson
Haswell
Jd. W. Kenson
Ernest Thompson
Eagle
Edger Scott
Nettie Scott
H. Baker
West Texas
Col. Lanham
Govenor
Madisonville
Howell Bros
John W. Hicks
W. J. Christian
Walter Royder
Wellborn
Carter
Anes Bridge
New York
WJ. Coulter
Coulter
Ernest Ettle
W. J. Coulter
Plain India Linen &S
Coulter's Clearing Sale
Clayton
Frank Bryant
Miss A. Clark
Allen Barnet
Mattie Curnald
Jimmie Bell
Emmpa Carnes
Joe Dorsey
F Dansey
Ananius Kweing
Bo Goodwin
GG Grays
Sara Graham
L _ Hutchon
Will Parker
S D Johnson
Charley Thomas
Lucinda Keeling
W Wilson
Mat’e Lewis
Ollie Washington
Martin
Henry
Caus
Mandy
Ortha
Strate
Waldrop
Men's Outfitters
Shenandoan
Dno. M. Lawrence & Co
George Vakas
Hall’s Drug Store
Harvey
Henem Shaving Parle
H. E. Simmroprietor
Oriental Prckly-Heat Powder Co
McDougald Drug Store
W. F. Taliaferro, M. D
Ofice
Hall
City National Bank
Eigvye
Cross
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