Letters Remaining At Bryan Post Office For Week Ending Dec 20
The list shows names of recipients with a one cent charge on each advertised piece. Tyler Haswell P M notes callers must state it is advertised when claiming letters for the week ending Dec 20 and again for the week ending Dec 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lurene
Lizzie Livingston
Lai Langly
Jany Jones
Kilene Jackson
Lovie Johnson Barbar Hollens
Emma Glover
Martha Hill
Lula Amegreast
J Flaker
Rebecca Doak
Douglas Rose
Fannie Cole
E Chuck J H
Georgia Castles
Alberta Talleman
Geo MecDean
Eliza Silers
M Mitz
E Smitherman
Selene Mize St Clair Layfayett Rhodes Nathiel
Rose F M Richard G H W
Roseal Perry Ransom
L McCaren
W Philips
Felix Mosley
Myers Mengson
H. Mosley
M Meads
John
Bryan
Tyler Haswell
P. M
Resolutions of Respect for J W Johnson 1900
Board of Directors of Eiter Academy mourn the death of J W Johnson on December 10 1900. He aided Allen Academy in Bryan supported scholars with a yearly gold medal and gave time and funds to the academy. The minutes set a page in the Record Book and extend sympathy to his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Directoreiter Academy
J. W. Johnson
Allen Academy
Bryan
L. L. McInnis
Pres
W. Wirprecut
Battle School House Frost and Local Moves Report
Frost covers the Battle School House area as L F Battle moves to the house vacated by Charley Battle. Emery Sandle's grandchildren Will May Delle visited EP Gentry. Zenas Jones from the iron bridge visited Joe and Henry Atkins. Clint Atkins and wife of College Station attended the Rock Prairie Christmas tree event. Miss Lillie Battle and Mr Charles Griffin wed in Bryan School Girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Battle
Charley Battle
Emery Sandle
Will
May
Delle
EP. Gentry
Zenas Jones
The
Iron Bridge
Joe
Henry Atkins
Clint Atkins
College
Station
Rock Prairie
Lillie Battle
Charley Griffin
Bryan
Bank Safe Blown by Five Auto-Robbers in Tennessee
Five men robbed a Manchester Tennessee bank early today using nitroglycerin. About $5000 in currency was taken, with security valuables untouched. One thief was captured after a pursuit on the railroad toward Manchester. four others escaped. Bloodhounds were put on the trail. The captured bandit claims ties to an Ohio gang. Deputy sheriffs and police pursued the robbers at daylight. The incident sparked talk of lynching as the suspect arrived in Manchester.
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Wallahoma
Tenn
Der
Coffee County
Manches
Tullahoma
Sher
Manchester
Ohio
Buckeye
Nashville
Rough voyage of State of Nebraska ends in port with damage
The State of Nebraska belatedly docked in New York after nineteen days at sea from Clyde, eight days overdue. Ten saloon, 80 second cabin and 70 steerage passengers endured gales, broken lifeboats, damaged lighthouses, and engines failing multiple times. Only one crew member, William Thompson, was injured with two broken ribs. Captain David Ingram witnessed the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State of Nebraska
Clyde
Nebraska
Moville
Ireland
State of
Glasgow
William Thompson
David Ingram
Vancouver
Sumatra tobacco success shown at Connecticut station Hartford
Secretary of Agriculture reports successful Sumatra tobacco experiments at Connecticut Experiment Station near Hartford. One third acre shaded under cheese cloth yielded 700 pounds with strong potential per acre, net profit over 900 dollars, price about 71 cents per pound, shade cost under 500 dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Connecticut
Hartford
M. L. Floyd
New York
Philadelphia
Florida
Sumatra
Consul W. E. Shay Commits Suicide in Philadelphia Hotel
W E Shay former United States consul at Barranquill Colombia and newly named consul general to Singapore died by self inflicted wounds in a Philadelphia hotel. Officials attribute likely mental decline from ill health. In Monterey Mexico a railroad conductor’s wife Santiago Coindreau was murdered in her home with robbery suspected.
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Philadelphia
W. E. Shay
United States
Barranquill
Colombia
Singapore
Monterey
Mex
Santiago Coindreau
Mexican Gulf Railroad
Blacksmith Ben Boren Hangs Self in Arbella Shop
In Memphis Missouri on December 26 Ben Boren a blacksmith at Arbella committed suicide by hanging in his shop. Neighbors found the body after he had been dead for hours. He was described as industrious with good habits, and the motives remain unknown. In Omaha on December 26 a heavy snowfall made sleighing good for Christmas Day, the first of the season.
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Memphis
Ben Boren
Arbella
Omaha
Train fatally strikes Richard Clara in Blum yards
In Blum Texas on December 26 Richard Clara was struck by a southbound train in the yards and killed instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blum
Tex
Richard Clara
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A. D. McConnico
In Insurance
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Fidelity & Casualty
Maryland Casualty Accident Insurance Co’s
Paris
Wilcox
Bryan Eagle
M. F. Heenan
Jordon Jackson Lewis Hunter
H Hicks
Ira Holton
Nall Hayes
E Goosby Dee Givens Price Graham
Jszzie Fitzsimon Fairchild
J B
Favors Anton Navy Early Dozier Henry
B. FE
Hawes
Bryan Marble Works
T. J. Pugh
McDougald’s Drug Store
Rasidenc Cedar Corner
Christian Church
Brogdon’s
Trant’s
R.L. Brocdon
Battle School
Columbus
Ind
Zimmerman & Merriman
Spearsville
Merriman
Cuba
San Antonio
Marshall K. Nelson
Lawton
Wood
Internal Revenue Collections
Internal Revenue
Broadway Ferry
Brooklyn
Dexter, Mo
Jake Martin
James Lingo
Lingo
Martin
East Raintree
Mass
McDonough
Fore River Iron Company
Electoral College
Boston
Wolcott
Massachusetts
Toledo
Lake Erie
Berlin
Sternberg
Merriam
Minnesota
Seattle
Wash
Sitka
Alaska
Pendleton
United States Supreme Court
Insular
Hawaii
Santa Claus
B. S. Read
G. BR
North
South
Texas
North Texas
Axsn
New Orleans
Sol Berpars
Galveston
Houston
St. Louis
Denison
F. B. Morse
Houst
M. L. Robbins, G. P
Mrs. Proctor’s
Bay
Evry Lay
C. M. Proctor
James & Castles
American Laundry
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