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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1899
Page
2
The item notes a Wyoming gypsum firm moving from Kansas to Quanah and predicts manufacturing growth across five Texas towns with cotton factories favored. It also mentions England’s effort on the Gallipagos, American pronunciation troubles, and 250 leprosy cases in Manila tied to the Philippines acquisition.
Washington dispatches report Senator Cullom introduced a pension bill broadening eligibility to deserters crooks and all Civil War enlisted men. A rental notice follows offering 40 acres of land near a convenient town with improvements for rent through Mrs E C Pearson Bryan or Clarence Pearson Madison.
The Free Baptist association in Grimes County schedules a Fifth Sunday Meeting at Spring Hill Church starting 9 o clock Saturday December 30 1899. Topics include saving influence orthodoxy in character cooperation among diverse tenets pastor flock relations and the permanent role of Fifth Sunday meetings. Ministers and deacons are urged to attend.
County Treasurer A W Buchanan offers to pay all outstanding public building script of Brazos county down to registry No 16000 in the third class script. John M Caldwell showcases cut glass and solid silver. Rev Jewell Howard to preach at the Christian church with choir practice Friday. Capt Cross recovering and will be in office after 2 pm daily. Chas Edinburg opens restaurant in Zennati block offering regular meals and lunches.
In Frankfort on December 7 the election case arguments closed with a decision not expected before Saturday. Judge Hargis outlined Democratic tactics in Louisville and alleged Republican abuses, while commissioners prepared to review authorities cited. Reports of injunctions and Ohio county tissue ballots circulated amid talks of potential legal precedents affecting Knox Johnson Pike and Magoffin counties.
A Men homem Pennsylvania service at Zion s Lutheran Church presents one red rose today to Judge J Hay Brown on behalf of the heirs of Baron Henry William Stiegel. The baron, noted as the first U.S. glass and iron maker, deeded land to the church in colonial times. Six descendants attended last year for the annual payment.
White satin ribbons can last if cared for. Wash with warm soap and water or rub with hands if not very soiled. Rinse and dry thoroughly before ironing. iron while dry to avoid stiffness and poor tying.
In Chicago a court case about a sausage maker who murdered his wife began, drawing public attention to the golf tournament and its links. The remark notes the court action as increasing local interest and adds a contrast to the tournament promotion.
A Washington Star quotation captures Miss Cayenne debating ignorance and wickedness with a remark about the chief of police. The exchange highlights sharp social humor and the idea that authority may shield one from worldly knowledge.
The qwen’s affection for her immediate family increases with years and she seeks the presence of relatives around her. The Duchess of York receives special attention while Little Prince Edward of York exercises influence, acts as diplomat, and even fetches her foot stool during visits.
The article outlines George Washington as one of the era’s wealthiest figures, with Mount Vernon excluding 5239S acres and a wife’s estate valued around 530,000. It notes livestock counts, 1793 cattle and sheep numbers, a farm value near 35,000, a large estate serving 300 workers, and Washington’s skill as a bargainer and manager. It mentions his goal to be the first farmer of America and a silver cup prize from 1790 for raising the largest jackass, plus the Custis widow’s estate of about 100,000.
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