Christmas Hymn Reflections From The Eagle 1904
A historic reprint notes Christmas themes from The Eagle dated December 25, 1904. It presents verses on Christ’s birth and worship by shepherds and wise men, contrasting old nativity stars with the risen Lord and calls on believers to praise and bow before Him. The piece includes a secondary line citing Malcolm Carnes.
Call for stricter enforcement of gun and murder laws
The Bryan Eagle argues for tougher enforcement of pistol carry and murder statutes, claiming current law exists but is not applied. It condemns light penalties for murder and compares harsher punishment to the lighter penalty for possessing a gun, urging Texas to back stricter enforcement. The Beaumont Enterprise quotes Yale’s Hadley on laws evaded by lacking public sentiment.
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Bryan
Texas
Instec
Beaumont Enterprise
Hadley
Yale University
Hall Caine
Public Opinion and Pistol Laws Through Newspapers
A reflective essay on newspapers shaping public opinion and the role of media in education. It notes the Panama Canal completion date, farmer with mules, religious views on force, and political contrasts between Bryan and Taft. Includes varied opinions on economy, religion, and politics with regional references to Texas and Del Rio.
Retired After 31 Years Service Major Irwin Ends Army Career
Washington December 24 Major Francis G Irwin of the Second Cavalry will retire from active service tomorrow after more than thirty one years in the army He is a Kentucky native and U S Military Academy graduate class of 1882 He recently held a rank of major and has been stationed at Fort Des Moines.
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Washington, D. C
Francis G. Irwin
Second Cavalry
Irwin
Kentucky
United States Military Academy
Fort Des Moines
Attell and Mackey to Box in New Orleans Showdown
Former featherweight champion Abe Attell and Biz Mackey of Cincinnati are signed for the main bout at the Southern Athletic Club tomorrow night. The ten round fight will be at 122 pounds at ringside. Devalson Buchanan of Harvey visited the city Thursday.
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New Orleans
Abe Attel
Biz” Mackey
Cincinnati
Southern Athletic Club
Progress of the Rural Schools of Brazos County
A countywide report praises improving school attendance and teacher dedication since October. Progress highlights include Blanton Cottonwood districts fundraising for supplies, Edge rebuilding their school with local taxes, Wellborn installing comfortable buildings and patent desks, and Bethel expanding staff and libraries. Rye and Reliance show notable improvements. aim is better facilities and teaching for all Brazos county schools.
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Brazos County
Blanton
Cottonwood
Edge
Wellborn
Reliance
Eva McDonald
Lightsey
Bethel School
Borden
Rye
Arkansas Teachers to Meet in Annual Convention
Arkansas State Teachers association announces its four day conference in Little Rock starting Monday with speakers including J B Aswell Kirkland and Dr Russel of Wisconsin. Local committee reports strong attendance from counties statewide as sessions run the four days. Also retail merchants note postpone meeting to December 28 at 3 pm at Carnegie hall replacing K P hall.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas State Teachers’ Association
J. B. Aswell
Louisiana State Normal School
Kirkland
Vanderbilt University
Russel
University of Wisconsin
Retail Merchants Association
Carnegie Hall
K. of P. Hall
Taxpayers urged to pay taxes early to avoid penalty
January is the last month to pay taxes without penalty. City Secretary Mo B. Hines asks taxpayers to settle taxes promptly to ease office workload.
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MO. B. Hines
Cakes and Candy by Mrs Otto Boehme
Fruit cakes and fancy cakes offered by Mrs Otto Boehme. Fresh pine scented fruit cakes and assorted confections described as neat and tasty for holiday enjoyment.
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Cary
Otto Boehme
Scientists Meet in Chile for International Conference
Santiago opens the fourth international American conference with delegates from most American states. The United States sends leaders from Harvard Yale Wisconsin California and government experts including Col. William C. Gorgas and William H. Holmes to discuss hygiene quarantine commerce and citizen rights across the Americas.
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United States
Leo Rowe
University of Pennsylvania
Archibald C. Collidge
Harvard University
Hiram Bingham
Yale University
Paul S. Reinseh
University of Wisconsin
Bernard Moses
University of California
William C. Gorgas
United States Army
Isthmian Canal Commission
William H. Holmes
Smithsonian Institution
George M. Rommel
United States Department of Agriculture
New England Forest Fish and Game Show Opens in Boston
The annual sportsmen's show at Mechanics Building runs for about two weeks featuring indoor rifle shooting under the National Rifle Shooting Association, an athletic carnival, a fly casting tournament, and new moving pictures of fishing and hunting.
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Boston
Mass
New England Forest, Fish and Game Association
Mechanics Building
National Rifle Shooting Association of America
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