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The Daily Eagle issue dated Wednesday December 5 1900 lists subscription prices: one week ten cents and one month forty cents. No further content appears readable from this OCR fragment.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1900
Page
2
Krause-Taylor Company Delivers Strong Michael Strogoff
The Krause-Taylor company presented Michael Strogoff last night, surpassing the first night in success. Jack C. Taylor impressed in the title role with solid support. The Woods family and other cast members were noted for their performances, and the children’s Cake Walk in the Sky drew interest. Tonight the company offers The Arkansas Traveler, followed by Old Pards in California-themed settings, with nightly shows and a 2 30 matinee Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause-Taylor
Michael Strogoff
Jack C. Taylor
Foster Hutchins
Gordon McDowell
B. J. Blethen
C. F. Ward
Laverna Moore
Dorothy Wallace
Hester Taylor
Woods
Arkansas Traveler
California
Shooting on Coulter plantation leaves wounded man hopeful
Oscar Wilcox reports Frank Wilson was shot by a Black man named Crockett Evans after a minor dispute on J. W. Coulter’s plantation on Brazos bottom. The shot grazed the horse and Wilson, lodging in the neck and jaw. A third bullet pierced clothing. Wilson rests and is expected to recover in about ten days. Authorities seek Evans. Caldwell and other locals react with indignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Wilcox
Brazos
Frank Wilson
J. W. Coulter
Crockett Evans
Wilson
Caldwell
Wilcox
Coulter
Charminly Entertained at the Howell Home Social
Miss Jennie Howell hosted a stylish 9 to 12 o'clock gathering at her parents home in Bryan. About thirty couples attended to welcome cousin and guest Miss Stella Howell of Navasota with music conversation and an alliterative telegram writing contest awarding prizes. A salad course with chocolate followed in the elegant, spacious residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Howell
Jennie Howell
Stella Howell
Navasota
Howell
Webb Howell
Bryan
H. and T. C. Excursion to Houston
H. and T. C. sell round trip tickets to Houston for 3.30 dollars. Travel from December 9 to 13 with fare valid for return on or before December 16, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Special Evening Train Fare Notice for December
Special rate announced for evening trains on December 10 and 11 with a $1 fare. Tickets valid to depart Houston by 10 40 p m December 13, 1900. For trains at 3 55 p m 9 41 p m December 12 and 3 a m December 13, fare $1. Leave Houston by 10 40 p m December 15. W S Wilson agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Hazing at West Point Leads to Dying Cadet Callout
Oscar Booz, a first class cadet, was forced to drink a spicy mixture after being challenged to a personal duel. The academy defends hazing as customary and will not discipline the cadets involved, though Booz lies dying in Bristol, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Herald
West Point
United States
M‘litary Academy
Oscar Booz
Bristol
Colonel Mills
Booz
Old Man of the Mountains Murdered by Grandson in Monterey
Nashville reports Putnam county excitement over the murder of Thomas J. Whittaker of Monterey by his 22 year old grandson Jack Whittaker. The victim, longtime county official and hunter known as the Old Man of the Mountains, was killed after denying a mule ride. The grandson, drunk, cut his throat and was captured near Monterey. he is jailed in Cookeville after being shot twice. Austin note adds railway plans extending the Missouri Kansas and Texas line toward Tampico via Brownsville, with high officials surveying the area as a gulf port possibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Putnam County
Thomas J. Whittaker
Monterey
Jack Whittaker
Geo. Whittaker
Cookeville
Austin
Tampico
Mex
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
San Antonio
Tex
Brownsville
Rouse
S. B. Fisher
Mexico
Editor Bride Wins Damages In Plant Destruction Suit
Mitchell S D reports Editor Bride was awarded 700 dollars after suing 40 citizens over a newspaper plant destruction nearly five years ago. About 10 defendants were cleared as not tied to the act, while others faced no judgment. The case hinges on allegedly offensive articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
S. D
Bride
Two More Die From Thanksgiving Crash Injuries
In San Francisco on December 4 two more victims injured in the Thanksgiving accident died Monday raising the death toll to seventeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Boiler Explosion Kills Five at Chicago Northwestern Powerhouse
Four men and a boy died instantly when a central boiler in the Chicago and Northwestern powerhouse exploded late Monday evening. Eighteen injured, some fatally, as the blast sent a ten ton boiler toward depot tracks and damaged the Ashland limited train cars. Loss pegged at about 100000 with depot power and dynamo rooms wrecked. Investigation continues into the cause after prior inspections showed the boilers in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Ashland Limited
Prince Convicted In Five Year Sentenced For Forcing Notes
In McLennan county Texas a jury found R A Price guilty of compelling Colonel McClelland to sign notes and checks totaling 4500 at gunpoint. Price received a five year penitentiary term with a motion for a new trial filed and likely appeal to higher courts. The crime occurred near West McLennan county last October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Tex
State of
Texas
R. A. Price
E. McClelland
McLennan County
Price
West
Murder of former constable Pate Baines shocks Dallas
Dallas reports indicate Pate Baines, once a constable, was murdered in a shocking act on Elm Street. He ran burning, eyes burned out, clothing saturated with turpentine and oil, and died an hour later after making a dying statement to the state’s attorney. Suspects saloonkeepers J W Chapman and Eugene Faulkner were jailed in Fort Worth. Durant Oklahoma Territory records a gambling house shooting where John Adams and P B Fleming were involved. Fleming died, Adams severely wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Pate Baines
Elm Street
J.W. Chapman
Eugene Faulkner
Fort Worth
Michigan official pleads guilty in state military frauds
Lansing report says General W L White of Grand Rapids was found guilty of complicity in state military frauds and received a 10 year prison sentence from Judge West. Separately in Harrisburg Reverend William Heard Day a leading African Methodist Episcopal Zion church figure dies at age 72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing, Mich
W. L. White
Grand Rapids
Michigan National Guard
West
Harrisburg
William Heard Day
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
Wilmington Arrives at Port Said En Route to China
The United States gunboat Wilmington has arrived at Port Said on December 4 on its voyage to China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Port Said
United States
China
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Krause-Taylor Company
Eed
Helma
Alfred Wright
Mary Stuart
Priscilla
Juliet
Maud Muller
Pinauds
Violette Reine
Roger’s
Olgates
Emmet’s Prescription Pharmacy
H. & T. C. Excursion
W.5. Wilson
Mildred Webster
Stockton
Edward Cooper
Miss Webster
Mildred
Cooper
Boots
Katy
London
Pacific Canta Company
Great Britain
New South Wales
Queensland
New Zealand
Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Company
Vancouver
Fanning
Fiji
Norfolk Islands
Paris
Oscar Wilde
Prince
Durant
White
Grand Opera House
John B, Mikf
Franklin Brothers
Bryan, Texas
New Market
Courthouse
Bryan Grocery Company
Candy Kitchen
Berwick Bay
Lowney’s
Gunther’s
Bry
M. F. Heenan
Mrs. Proctor’s
Nes
C. M. Proctor
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