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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1908

Page

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Oklahoma newspaper man Oscar Wagner killed at Fortress Monroe

Oscar M. Wagner, an Oklahoma newspaper man and regular army member in Cuba for three years, was found dead at Fortress Monroe in Virginia. His fiancée Celeste Wise says he planned to visit his father near Ingalls with $600, leading to belief he was murdered for the money. Wagner previously worked in Guthrie and San Angelo, Texas.

Oscar Wagner Stillwater Okla Oscar M. Wagner Oklahoma Cuba Fortress Monroe William Wagner Ingalls Celeste Wise Wagner Guthrie

Sewing needle lodges in Mrs Paton's thumb during work

Yesterday morning a sewing needle used by Mrs. J. R. Paton of Benchley broke and a half inch long fragment buried itself in her thumb. It caused severe pain and required minor surgery to extract the steel piece.

J. R. Paton Benchley

Early ribbon cane from Brazos bottoms sold to L. Kearn

D B Dawson of the Brazos bottoms disposed of a nice lot of ribbon cane to L Kearn yesterday. The cane was unusually fine in quality and exceptionally early.

D. B. Dawson Brazos Bottoms L. Kearn

Boy barrel wagon accident heals with no lasting injury

Robert Worton seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Worton fell from a farm wagon when wheels passed over his hips. Doctors initially feared internal injuries but he has recovered considerably with no permanent effects.

Robert Sim Worton

Land Syndicate Buys 1800 Acres Near Bryan for Mill

A syndicate from Illinois acquired 1800 acres along the Navasota river about 15 miles east of Bryan from W H Jones. The timbered land will host a new saw mill to convert fiber into lumber at $3.00 per acre. Sunday activities include a 10 am Sunday school with Junior C.E. following and Rev Rolland Speller preaching Sunday night. Receipts report cotton bale totals at Bryan warehouses for 1908. Methodist Church resumes regular services with sermons on God’s Voice in the Natural World.

Eeeee Tate Illinois W. H. Jones Harvey Navasota River Bryan Rolland Speller Methodist Church Corpus Christi Epworth League J. B. Turrentine

Taft Receives Notable Cane From Philippines Aid

Hot Springs Aug 22 Postmaster General Mayer arrived for a Taft conference. Gifford Pinchot also visited Taft after a western fishing trip. Rev G W Painter, American missionary to China, called. Taft received a heavy teak cane with an elephant head handle made in Ceylon and sent by C F Vance Philippine Moro province assistant engineer.

Hot Springs Mayer Oyster Bay Washington Mr. Taft Meyer Gifford Pinchot West G. W. Painter China Taft Ceylon C. F. Vance Moro Province Philippine Islands

Taft on Elephant and Political Moves Across the Nation

Boston reports George T. Angell condemns Taft riding a horse as cruel and suggests an automobile or elephant as alternatives. Republican Advisory Committee appointments list Dal linger Bliss Clayton Crane Murphy Taft Vorys with Hitchcock chairing. Natchez pursuit of Henry Walker after a store shooting. Chicago fire leaves thirty families homeless and damages a West Van Buren apartment building.

Boston George T. Angell Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty W. H. Taft Taft Republican Advisory Committee New York Hitchcock Republican National Committee Richard A. Dallinger State of Washington Cornelius N. Bliss Powell Clayton Arkansas W. Murray Crane Massachusetts W. Nelson Cromwell John Hayes Hammond Franklin Murphy New Jersey Charles H. Taft Ohio Arthur {. Vorys Elmer Dover Natchez Miss Henry Walker Robert D. Clayton Clayton Station Concordia Parish Walker Clayton Campbell Vidalia Chicago West van Buren Street Campbell Avenue Mary Kuhns

Social events of the week feature clubs and engagements

Miss Corinne James hosts a J. A. O. Club gathering with Miss Adell Rayzor winning a forty two prize. Madeline Hanway’s forty two party honors the Swastika Club with Lessie Mawhinney securing the club pennant. Additional notes include the Ursuline Villa Maria inviting Bryan friends to meet a new Mother Prioress and the J. U. G. Club meeting date. Samson James Fountain wed in Cleveland on August sixth, and the couple begins home life after October first at 4729 Franklin Avenue.

Corinne James J. A. O. Club W Oe James Adell Rayzor Robbie Seale Bendhley Marguerite Seal Baird Zonnie Morley Austin Madeline Hanway J. T. Hanway A. & M. Pennant Lessie Mawhinney T. C. Nunn, Jr Hudson Myers Clare Mawhinney Lucile de Maret W. Oram Drake Samson James Fountain Cleveland Ohio Franklin Avenue Villa Maria Bryan

Bryan Campaign Fund Seeks City Subscriptions

The paper urges Bryan residents to donate to the Bryan campaign fund as a show of support for the eminent statesman. It lists early per capita gifts from local residents in Bryan including amounts from Co. EB Jenkins J West and J M Carnes and Lamar Bethea.

Bryan Eb, Jenkins, Bryan J. West J. M. Carnes Lamar Bethea

Pastor Preaches on Idleness and Christ’s Preeminence

At the Christian church the pastor will preach at 11 a.m. tomorrow on The Sin of Idleness and at 8:15 p.m. on The Pre-eminence of Christ. The motto favors short bright services and a church full attendance, especially Ladies' Aid and all ladies. A brief conference follows the 11 a.m. service, with Bible school at 9:45 a.m. and all scholars teachers and officers expected.

Christian Church

Captain J W Broatch Dies After Suicide Thought

San Francisco August 24 Captain J W Broatch telephoned a friend he intended to kill himself then blew out his brains in a suicide attempt.

San Francisco J. W. Broatch

Duel Between Counts Ends in Pistols Fire

In Neither Hurt Lisbon on August 22 Count de Lagoaca and Senor Montiera dueled in a peers' house after a dispute. Both exchanged shots with pistols in a formal confrontation.

Lisbon House of Peers Count de Lagoaca Senor Montiera

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San Angelo Tex San Angelo Gin Company San Angelo Water Works Company Free Baptist Church Lawrence Farmers’ Union Taft ON Elephant Humane Society J. U. G. Club Margie Bittle THE Bryan Campaign Fund City National City National Bank G. S. Parker E. H. Astin A. W. Wilkerson E. W. Crenshaw Asst Stevenson Machine and Repair Texas Noern Perience John Wittman Merchant Tail Eastman Kodak Goods Haswell’s Book Store Bryan Sky Bube’s Excelence Valley Sanders Bros
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