Mrs. Poole’s Mississippi Visit and Local Social News
The Bryan Daily Eagle notes Mrs. W. C. Poole’s return from a three month Mississippi trip. It also reports on a Houston ill sister of Mrs. Dick Poole, a visit by Rev. J. M. Adams, a successful dance with attendees from Navasota Somerville and Bryan, and various local visits and movements among the Steele, Wagner, and Meekins families. Correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Poole
Mississippi
Fannie Hayes
Dick Poole
Houston
J. M. Adams
Reagan
Katie Wyatt
Navasota
Lillian
Annie Brooks
Page
Somerville
Beard
Jones
Harbers
Thomas
Conway
Will Thomas
Rob Roberts
Bryan
Holman Band
H. P. Edwards
Lampasas
Nerces
O.L. Steele
Minnie Furgerson
Elanor Steele
Ida Peverly
John Wagner
G. W. McMichael
Wagner
Mamie Kenedy
Moscow
Texas
H. C. Meekins
M. L. Wallace
Local Notes From Fickey District Highlight Fine Weather
The column reports cold weather ideal for hog killing and social visits. Denton Edge visits the community Sunday while Mrs Wheeler remains ill. Mrs Garro, Mrs Floyd visit Wheeler Thursday. Rad Rath and family welcome a newborn boy. John M Caldwell showcases cut glass and solid silver. Capt Cross recovers and plans afternoon office hours if weather allows.
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Denton Edge
Wheeler
General Otis reports no word from Young on Aguinaldo pursuit
Washington dispatch says General Otis has heard nothing from General Young for a week suggesting continued hot pursuit in the Philippines. Parker reports engagement at Wigan with 40 dead and 82 prisoners, two battalions and cavalry units reinforcing, as Young’s whereabouts remain uncertain.
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Washington
Otis
War Department
General Young
Young
Aguinaldo
Parker
Wigan
Loung
Navy
Vigan
Thirty-third Infantry
Maccabee
Forty-fifth
San Fabian
Americans Attacked at Vigan in the Philippines
A force of insurgents about 800 attacked the 200 strong American garrison at Vigan South Ilocos. Eight Americans were killed with many wounded as Filipinos were driven off after hard fighting. 45 insurgent dead are reported and Colonel Bisbee reinforces the post.
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Manila
Vigan
Ilocos
Bisbee
Kentucky Election Contests Shape Governor Race
The Kentucky board of election commissioners hears whether it can review certified county returns and accept amended results. Current returns show Taylor leading with 193,713 votes to Gobel's 191,351. argument could decide the governor battle.
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Kentucky
Secretary of State
Taylor
Goebel
Frankfort
Cotton Receipts and Warehouse Listings
Receipt notes listing Lawrence Warehonge and multiple yards including 8945 Farmers' Cotton Yard and 6852 Brick Warehouge with scattered names and numbers. Additional entries reference Darwine Yard, Abieneste DaWNGOS WAFG vecrics, Molliawawa TONG, and Bowman's yard with various digits.
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Lawrence Warehonge
Farmers
Darwine Yard
Abieneste
Dawngos Wafg
Vecrics
Molliawawa Tong
Vcs
Wilson & Conlee
Bowman’s Yard
Beens
Letters remaining in Bryan post office for week ending Dec 6
List of names alphabetically arranged for letters in the Bryan post office with a one cent charge per advertised item. Callers are advised to state advertised and the collection date when claiming letters. postmaster Tyler Haswell notes this as the week’s notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matetsta
Bryan
Tyler Haswell
P.M
Ex Governor Hubbard to Speak in Bryan for School Library
Memphis Appeal notes Gov Hubbard of Texas and ex minister to Japan will lecture titled The South Present and to Come at the opera house in Bryan next Friday night December 8. It is a notable lecture praised for humor and pathos with a future outlook. Admission 50 cents. Also an ad for bread and bakery and a for rent 40 acres near town with improvements in Bryan via Mrs E O Pearson or Clarence Pearson Madisonville Texas.
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Memphis
Hubbard
Texas
Japan
Boston
Galveston
Ungen
Gov. Hubbard
Opera House
Bryan
Benefit Public School Library
E. 0. Pearson
Clarence Pearson
Madisonville
Getting Money From Home and Keeping It Local
A brief note argues that earning at home is best and sending laundry out for service harms a home business. It warns small, repeated orders sent away accumulate into a large loss, urging readers to keep income within the home enterprise.
The American Laundry Guarantee of Prompt First Class Work
The American Laundry promises triady first class service at reasonable prices and offers to fix any mistakes on request. They collect bundles by postal or place pickup and appreciate patronage. Located two doors south of Exchange Hotel.
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Exchange Hotel
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Ing School
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Kurten
Floyd
Abc Garro
Wheelers
Albert Schultz
Mrs. Rath
Fickey
Dr. Edge
Burger
John M. Caldwell’s
Cross
Emmel
Gough Balm
Emmeu
Prescription Pharmacy
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Province
Abra
New York
Hong Kong
Wildman
United States
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Meade
Port Said
Forty-third Infantry
Board of Election Commissioners
Los Angeles
Cal
State Bank and Trust Company
Lewis K. Ingalls
Juliet
Ills
Los Penas Quitos
San Diego
J. D. McNab
Riverside
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Calcium Light Company
Leonard Wood
Adams Fannie Antha Lilian Eleay
Elen Grays
Nancy Green
Pearly Lehman
Cornelia Martin Rody
Miles Anner Raben
Carrie Sanders Lexis Ewan Eee
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Toney Wilson
Lilly Williama
Wilson Rev. W.raby Prank
Maryjana
Gestra
Our
Southland
Reliable
Texas Bakery
Ben S. Read
James & Castles
China
Rockers
John Wittman
Bryan, Texas
Burt Norwood
Kodak
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