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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1901
Page
3
Co W B V Schedule No 100 and connections
Train schedule listing No 100 Leaves at 7 15 am with a connection to main line I 4 G N going west No 101 Arrives No 102 Leaves with connection to m N going east No 108 Arrives 1 20 pm and 4 30 pm main line f 8 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I 4&G.N
Residents and notices fill busy town column in brief
A mixed local update lists residents traveling to Houston Austin and Fort Worth. Postmaster Royder to take charge March 1. cattle sheds bid invited at A and M College. Aldermen inspect gravel pit and tree troller sale. rent offered for five room house. new box paper and stationery colors shown. various locals visit and stay with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
W. Buchanan
Whiting
Wilson- Jenkins Drug Co
Parker and Howell
Brenham
Lawrence Clarke wedding celebrated at St Andrews church
Bryan natives Mr. Thomas Kirwin Lawrence and Miss Josephine Clarke wed at St. Andrews church with Rev. Herbert E. Bowers officiating. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn music, maid of honor Miss Elizabeth Porter, and a reception at the Clarke home. Mrs Lawrence and Mrs Clarke expressed hearty congratulations as the couple settled at Mrs. S. G. Yates’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
St. Andrews Church
Thomas Kirwin Lawrence
Josephine Clarke
Herbert E. Bowers
Episcopal Church
Frank Clarke
Elizabeth Porter
F. C. Oliver
Peverly
W. H. Lawrence
Parker
W. J. Coulter
Henderson
George W. Smith, Jr
Smith
W. A. Murray
Norrell
Houston
O. E. Saunders
Cavitt
John Wilson
Marie Adams
Miss Smith
Mendelsohn
Milton Walker Sims, Jr
Dorcas Parker
Pauline Moore
Caro Packard
Mrs. Lawrence
Valencien
Give the Boys a Chance to Close Stores at 6:30
An editorial urges merchants to close shops at 6 30 PM from March 1 to give workers time at home or with families. It argues the plan is sound business practice and just to employees, widely supported by business leaders, and will not hurt profits if adopted promptly.
Ewing-Taylor Company shifts Bryan show date
The Ewing-Taylor Company changes its Bryan engagement due to sickness and will not perform until Thursday night February 14. They present the comedy Because He Loved Her So with the laughable society tone. Ladies free Thursday night when accompanied by a paid 30 cent ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Ewing-Taylor
No Neglect Found in Death of Marine Green At Santee
Commander Wainwright reports into the death of Robert Green aboard the Santee finds no neglect by naval officials. Green received full medical care and proper burial rites with academy chaplain presiding. Navy department says no further action is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Richard Wainwright
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Robert Green
Virginia
Santee
Young Green
Sugar price policy change signals possible rise
The American Sugar Refining company notified wholesalers that sugar department privileges are withdrawn and orders will be shipped promptly, nullifying the 80 day price guarantee and hinting at a higher season. Independent refiners Arbuckle Bros joined in, dropping their price guarantee. demand for refined sugar is rising. In Topeka saloonkeepers, warned to close by Monday, all but one of 35 establishments complied with no arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Sugar Refining Company
Arbuckle Bros
Topeka
Stahl
Dispensary Bill Advances In Kansas House
In Topeka Representative Green of Cowley county introduced a state dispensary bill proposing dispensaries in numerous precincts. In Mansentine on February 12 Mrs Nation arrived with 4000 spectators, a police escort, but the meeting at Grand Opera house drew under 500, ending with a dissolved partnership of her financial manager. Nation trips to Chicago planned. In Tekemah Nebraska on February 12 a dry town depot raid seized 5 cases of liquor valued at 460 dollars and destroyed. In Hillsboro Texas the Pacific Express company bans whisky consignments for local option towns. over 500 jugs were returned or to be, many sent to unintended recipients, fueling jug nuisance concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Green
Cowley County
Mansentine
Tekemah
Neb
Hillsboro
Tex
Pacific Express Company
Brandon
Frost
Blooming Grove
Utica man Jailed after Burdette murder claim
Owensboro Kentucky February 12 James Ray of Utica was arrested on a murder charge in the death of Gay Burdette who died January 80 The case passed through the coroner s jury with Burdette s injuries said to have occurred during wrestling It is alleged Ray struck Burdette with a tobacco stick and witnesses shielded him in testimony Ray remains in jail
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensboro
James Ray
Utica
Gay Burdette
Burdette
Ray
Indian Territory figure Don Beck shot by U S marshal posse
Don Beck of Kansas, I T was killed near a Maysville Arkansas distillery after resisting arrest by Deputy U S Marshal Frederick Sill and a large posse. Beck fired first and was shot multiple times. his horse also fell. Beck had a violent record including shooting a man in the Cherokee election. London auctioned William Penn will and autograph letters, bought by Mr. Sabin for £3855.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinita
I. T
Don Beck
Kansas
Beck
London
William Penn
Sabin
B. F. Stevens
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Dansby
W. T. James
J.E. Butler
H. B. Stoddard
Alex McLeod
Millican
John T. Garrett
Calvert
L. L. McInnis
Austin
St Packard
J. H. Suber
M. M. Burford
College
Lemp
Julia Knowles
Hearne
T. C. Nunn
Miss Norrell
Mrs
Claude Mitchell
O. H. Reed
The
Hoé&P.c
Fort Worth
J.P. Royder
Wellborn
Royder
J. L. Fountain
Representative Green
Legislative
College and
Prairie View
A.and M. College
Garth, Howell & Webb
Lloyd
Wm. Lloyd
Buckholts
Dave
Reliance
Tabor
Wipprecht
Marlin
Wilson Jenkins Drug Company
Fred W. Mally
A. and M. College
Towa
Des Moines
Texas
Tom Searcy
George F. Freeman
United States Navy
United States Naval Hospital
Washington, D. C
Geo
F. Freeman
Potts Baking Powder CO
Lawrence-Clarke
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Ewing-Taylor Company
Penn
John M. Lawrence & Co’s
Jno. M. Lawrence & Company
Jno. M. Lawrence & Co
Ben S. Reed
the McDougald Drug Store
Exchange
Brogdon's Livery Stable
Jas. O. Kernale
J. W. Brogdon
Otto Boehme’s
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