Death of W J Pico Passes in Bryan Texas
W J Pico died at his Bryan home Friday morning at 10 30 aged 46 He was a Louisiana native who lived in Bryan over twenty five years He married Jennie Campbell in 1879 and leaves a wife and daughter Alice Pico He was a Presbyterian and member of the A O U W The funeral will be at 9 30 this morning under A O U W auspices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Pico
Louisiana
Bryan
Jennie Campbell
Alice Pico
Presbyterian Church
The
Music Class by Miss Anna Berryman resumes at graded school
Miss Anna Berryman will resume her music class at the graded school for the new session. She teaches piano and stringed instruments and respectfully requests continued patronage as well as new students to join her tuition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Berryman
Miss Berryman
D S Purcell Dies Near Alexandria at About 70
D S Purcell aged about 70 died at his home near Alexandria, buried at Alexandria chapel with Rev E M Myers officiating. He leaves a wife and two daughters Lettie and Emma. A Methodist member, he lived in the county over twenty years and was highly respected. Numerous acquaintances listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Purcell
Alexandria
Alexandria Chapel
E. M. Myers
Purcell
Lettie
Emma Purcell
Methodist Church
Allen Academy Training School Ad and Waco Flower Show
The Eagle notes a training school ad for Allen Academy with principals J H Allen and R O Allen. It also references the Texas State Flower Show at Waco on July 15 16 17 1599, the fourth annual chrysanthemum show by the Waco floral society, with Gov Sayers delivering the opening address. Premium lists are available by sending a full address to J W Barnett, chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Navy
Miss McLelland Opens Instrumental Music Class
Miss Sue McLelland starts an instrumental music class at the school teaching piano and strings. Her modern methods and thorough preparation promise lifelong musical skills. Her annual concerts highlight closing exercises and attract public patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue McLelland
Miss McLelland
Rare Man's Egg Found in Central Otago Dredge Claim
In Central Otago a miner reports a fall of earth uncovering a rare perfect man’s egg floating intact in water. This marks the second known specimen, the first having been found in Kakoura mountains during the early 1860s and later sold in England for a hundred guineas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otago
Kakoura
England
Gloomy Future Quotation Sparks Golf to Tennis Talk
A Chicago Record quip speculates Dorothy Marjorie Jones quit golf and returns to tennis. The remark mocks her career shift with a wry croquet jab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Marjorie Jones
Chicago Record
Congress Faces Porto Rico Questions After Conference
Washington August 25 It is believed many Porto Rico issues will be left to Congress rather than executive action. Key topics include free exchange of commodities between Porto Rico and the United States and a proposal to allow Porto Rican tobacco into Cuba duty free, which could affect Cuban tobacco markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Porto Rico
Congress
Lake Champlain
Cuba
Cotton woes in Arkansas and linked national updates
Daily bulletin reports severe cotton damage in Arkansas from heat and drought with Captain Joseph Evans noting upland crops cut short by 75 percent and potential field losses. Other items cover Darien Georgia unrest, McIntosh county militia requests, a Houston double homicide, armed African American miners in Macon Missouri, aviator accident in Austin, ship Alabama nearing trials, a Galveston oiler fatality, Garrison’s pacifist critique, New York printer Bodwell death, and Consul Rose honored by Kaiser.
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Little Rock
Highlands
Joseph Evans
Yell County
Petit Jean
Lonoke
Prairie
St. Francis
Pointsett
Mississippi
Crittenden Craighead
Cotton Belt
Arkansas
Pulaski County
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Gilmore
the Daily Eagle
Texas
Connelly
Palmer & Carnes
Malcolm Camngre
Emme S
U.S
Emmel
D.S. Purcell
Exchange Hotel
O. J. Bishop
Watertown
N. C
J. Cohen
Chicago
P. R. Ward
St. Louis
P. J. Hill
Atlanta
J. A. Myers
City
T. D. Houghton
Dallas
B. J. Stell
Houston
R. H. Hill
W. Y. McFarland
Hallettsville
J. L. Johnson
John M. Wilkins
Wm. J. Hackney
Bowling Green
Ben Luiz
H. Randolph
Will Roach
H. C. Sherrod
Galveston
E. C. Gerrande
W. E. Harris
Allen Academy
J. H. Allen
R. O. Allen
Mount Vernon
Dewey
McKinley
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Jams
Ferndale Canned
Peas
Georgia
Darien
Joseph Townsend
John Delagel
Henry Delagel
McIntosh County
Candler
Jones Station
Lawton
Lottie Evans
Kiam
Macon
Glenn
Moss
Ardmore
George Ryals
Aeronaut Hart
Austin
Ernest Remond
Adronaut
Alabama
Navy Department
Cramp’s
Capes
Willie Crawford
Louise
H. W. Crawford
Mystic
Conn
William Lloyd Garrison
Peace Union
Roosevelt
Long
Hay
William H. Bodwell
International Typographical Union
Whitehall
N. Y
Consul Rose
Berlin
William
Herr Rose
Apia
Samoa
Mawhinney’s
John Wittman
Bryan, Texas
Burt Norwood
J. M. Caldwell
Agt
Dansby
Gece
Nadie
Tyler Haswell
Grice & Zimmerman
M. F. Heenan
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