Train Movements Noted With No. 1 No. 3
A brief item records No 1 leaving and arriving and No 3 leaving and arriving, noting teen passenger context. The terse update focuses on schedule changes affecting two trains and their stops.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1898
Page
3
Local notices from Bryan area residents and services
Local item list notes visits and statuses of residents from Harvey Millican and Madison counties. Mentions include Nall in John B. Mike, Doremus on business to Nolan County, and J. L. Batte recovering from illness. Advertisements feature cigars, livery services, piano sale, building site, and an alligator exhibit from Judge Henderson's pasture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.S. Freeman
Wellborn
Ada Board
Millican
S. W. Crowder
Annie Dearing
Newton
J. W. Doremus
Nolan County
C. G. Parsons
Ira Gooch
James
Maj. Cavitt
Bryan
W. T. James
8. M. Derdsn
Hearne
Palestine
Embroidery Silk and Local Notices Highlight City Life
Local notices invite attendance at a Wooten residence event and advertise Richardson embroidery silk from Burt Norwood. Houston Post delivery expands citywide on September 1. G Parsons offers fountain drinks and sweets. Macy visitor W C Newman notes county support for a special Eagle edition. Liveryman W T James emphasizes patron convenience. George and Emma Smith attend a niece’s funeral in Palestine. A M C College cadet captain W C Martin elected to chemistry post. Oliver T Butler visits from Jacksonville. A blind vendor promotes new semi porcelain goods at J Allen Myers Hot Cutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. James
George Smith
Emma Smith
A. W. Hollman
Palestine
Cora Lucile Hollman
W.C. Martin
Kyle
Texas
A. and M. College
Department of Chemistry
C. C. Todd
Oliver T. Butler
Company L
Second Texas Infantry
Jacksonville
Fla
W. B. Roman
Miami
Flagler
J. Allen Myers
Death of Simon Pinsky In City After Two Months Here
Simon Pinsky brother of Mrs. M Woolf died here yesterday afternoon at the residence of Mr Joe Groginsky. He had been in the city about two months and formerly lived at Marlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Pinsky
M. Woolf
Joe Groginsky
Mr. Pinsky
City
Marlin
Republican Convention in Twentieth Judicial District Held
Minutes from the Twentieth Judicial District Republican convention show E. W. Knox presiding, B. E. Hendricks elected chairman, L. Humber secretary, with credentials and resolutions committees named. John Ward endorsed for northern district marshal. No DA endorsement reached. convention adjourned to Calvert on September 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
E. W. Knox
B. E. Hendricks
L. Humber
R. B. Goosby
G. W. Sledge
John Ward
Calvert
Report on Porto Rico relief distribution by National Relief Commission
The May arrived from Porto Rico with a report by National Relief Commission members Will iam Potter William Van Rensallear Louis Vanexum and Dr G G Graff who supervised supplies for sick soldiers. They note 16 000 American troops in Porto Rico and over 1000 on the sick list August 22 with typhoid diarrhea dengue and malaria common. urge barracks transports and transfer of convalescents. A letter from General Miles thanks the commissioners for the aid and mentions the flag donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
May
Porto Rico
National Relief Commission
William Potter
William van Rensallear
Louis ©. Vanexum
G. G. Graff
van Rensallear
Ponce
War Department
Army of Occupation
United States Army
Miles
Some Volunteers Express Disgust On Westbound Train
Volunteers from Company E Third Texas regiment rode a Southern Pacific train westbound from Beaumont to Fort Clark and Fort St. Philip. They arrived ragged and shoeless, malarial illness weakening them after camping near New Orleans. They vowed to quit soldiering once mustered out, wearing uniforms again only under compulsion.
A Pathetic Fate on a Transatlantic Voyage
An ailing passenger travels to New York with a loyal goat companion amid odd scenes in a shipboard tale. The man, claiming doctors ordered daily goat milk, tends his animal through seasickness and sleep, then heads to a jeweller’s with a lookalike contact to hasten a theft, as other humorous vignettes appear alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bowery
Bill
Do the Customhousky
Europe
Andy Smith
Andy
War assessment on members ruled illegal in Massachusetts
Attorney General Knowlton declares the 50 percent war assessment by the Ancient Order of United Workmen grand lodge in Massachusetts illegal. He states a corporation cannot levy member assessments to fund benefits for nonmembers or for a foreign corporation, and that the grand lodge must subordinate to Massachusetts statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Knowlton
Grand Lodge
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Massachusetts
Supreme Lodge
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Down AT
Sal Sanger
C. M. Henderson
Sam Sanger
Hearne West Bound
San Antonio
Nortie Bound
Eee
Coon Williams
Harvey
Milton Nall
John B. Mike
J. L. Batte
Rastee Doremus
J. M. Bullock
Miss Minnie
Reliance
Joe Groginski
Migs Louisettle
Columbus
J. H. Barnett
Madison County
Cuero
Joe B. Reed
R. Moseley
Percy Wiser
A. J. Barnett
John Cammack
J. P. Gibson
H. L. Scott
Judge Henderson
Brazos River
Houston Post
Dr. Pepper
G. Parsons
W. C. Newman
Macy
Beaumont
Clancy
Doolin
Freiday
J. F. Parks
B. S. Read's
John M. Caldwell
Texas Bakery
Otto Boehme
Paul M. Baylor
Bryan, Texas
James Drugstore
Jesse G. Minkert
Brazos County
A. W. Buchanan
J. T. Closs
Office of Justice of the Peace
Exchange Hotel
S& E Taylor
T Marston
Houston
S Sessions
Ennis
T Fuller
L Countryman
John J Knight
E Hatch
Dallas
W P Walling
Ft Worth
R Snodgrass
Galveston
H C Miller
St Louis
N. W
W. &. Cavitt
Nannie Berryman
Palmer
Wright
Crown
B.S. Real
H. T. Coulter
B. S. Read’s
Bryan, Texey
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