Frank Clarke Named City Secretary Candidate in Bryan
The Eagle announces FRANK CLARKE as a candidate for re election to City Secretary, pending Democratic party action in Bryan Texas January 5 1907. The supreme court holds heirs of a man who died before completing land title to state property retain land rights. In San Francisco a Japanese editor of a revolutionary sheet gains notoriety in Washington and Tokyo. A St Louis girl shoots at a judge over property dispute claiming higher law but is removed in custody.
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Frank Clarke
Democratic Party
Bryan
Supreme Court
San Francisco
Washington
Tokio
St. Louis
Brownsville Troop Reinstatement Sparks Senate Battle
Austin legislators prepare for a clash over reinstating Brownsville troops. The Eagle names advance guards including Love who will contest Peeler for the speakership in the looming fray.
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Austin
Love
Peeler
Sunday Services at First Baptist Church Remembered
Sunday school at 9 45 in the morning worship at 11 with a short sermon on Some ways of Building up a Great Church B Y P U at 6 30 and evening service at 7 30 with a sermon on Power Officers for the ensuing year will be elected during the morning service All members urged to attend Geo B Butler pastor
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Geo. B. Butler
Cotton receipts and sale notice from town listings
The cotton receipts for the season up to January 5, 1907 show Lawrence Warehouse 19130 and Brick Warehouse 15976 totaling 35106. For sale a good northern town residence with five rooms two galleries two halls and a quarter block of land plus stables and cisterns priced at 1200 dollars with easy terms to T. R. Batte.
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Lawrence
Brick
T. R. Batte
Choral Club Recital At Carnegie Hall Delights Audience
The Ladies Choral Club led by Mrs Ed Hall and director Mr Frederick Lillebridge presented a recital at Carnegie Hall with Mrs Webb Howell and Mrs W C Davis soloing. The cantata The Lady of Shalott was praised as especially fine and the ensemble was full and effective.
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Ladies’ Choral Club
Ed Hall
Frederick Lillebridge
Mai Wilson
Carnegie Hall
Webb Howell
W. C. Davis
Schubert Tansig
Imogene Bradbury
A. Trottere
John R. McCall
Bevignant
No More Leaky Roofs Painted and Repaired
An ad offers two weeks of painting and repair work for tin and shingle roofs using J. B. Stocker's Metal Elastic fire and water proof cement paint. The advertiser urges homeowners to call for service at phone number 162 35.
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J. B. Stocker
Molitor Resigns as Cebu Railway Cost Adviser
Manila January 4 A Molitor government railroad expert resigns. He left after Governor General Smith did not approve his estimate of railway construction cost per mile in Cebu.
Death of a well known journalist in New Orleans
New Orleans, Jan. 4. Thomas Hayes, a well known newspaper man, died early Friday of pneumonia. Hayes was formerly connected with newspapers in Houston, Atlanta, Shreveport and Birmingham.
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New Orleans
Thomas Hayes
Hayes
Houston
Atlanta
Shreveport
Birmingham
Culberson Calls Negro Question Most Dangerous Problem
The Senate debated President Roosevelt’s order dismissing the Twenty-fifth Infantry troops after Brownsville. Senator Culberson defended the action citing legal grounds and urging the race issue as a vital danger, while Senator Foraker pressed for an inquiry. Lodge moved to limit the inquiry to the troops’ conduct.
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Culberson
Washington
Jan
Senate
Roosevelt
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Brownsville
Tex
Senator Foraker
Senator Lodge
Senator Hale
Bosto
Ohio
Foraker
South
Texas
Committee On Military Affairs
Lodge
Washington Fight Over Intercoastal Canal and Bay Area Dredging
Washington delegation returned to activity after holidays as the board of engineers rejected funding for the Intercoastal canal citing insufficient business. Garner pressed to override the decision to open the Aransas Pass to Matamorda bay segment, seeking Aransas Pass to Galveston links. Galveston projects faced resistance with potential for about 1.5 million dollars in funds amid efforts on Arroyo Colorado dredging and Brownsville rail area work.
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Washington
Jan
Wwnenine
Board of Engineers
Lorimer
Chicago and the Lakes
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Engineer
Garner
McKenzie
Aransas Pass
Matamorda Bay
Colorado River
Bursess
Galveston
Aransas Pays
Guadalupe River
Victoria
Cuero
Jadwin
Rio Grande
Brownsville
Brazos Santiago
Gresham
Gregg
War Department
Arroyo Colorado
Harlingen
Christian Church Rally and Memorial Services
Instead of the regular 11 o clock service, a Sunday morning rally and memorial services will be held. The program includes hymns, invocation, the Lord's Supper, a responsive service, roll call of members, and five minute addresses by J A Myers, J J Ray, Mrs J Ray, and Guy Bittle. A memorial service follows with hymn Asleep in Jesus, scripture reading, prayer, pastoral letter, and a brief New Year address by the pastor.
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J. A 'Myers
Jesus
Pas
Week of Prayer Observed by Bryan Pastors Union
The Pastors' Union of Bryan hosts a week of prayer with union services in association churches. Each night features a different church and topic from January 7 to January 11 at 7 30 p m. The schedule covers Baptist Christian Free Baptist Methodist and Presbyterian churches with topics on the Church Gospel Ministry Missions Christian Institutes and a discussion session afterward.
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Pastors Union
Baptist Church
Pastors’ Union of Bryan
Association
Christian Church
The
Free Baptist Church
Christian Ministry
Methodist Church
Court House
Presbyterian Church
Christian Institutes
Missouri Legislature Opens Forty Fourth Biennial Session
In Jefferson City on January 4 the Democratic majority organized the fortieth fourth biennial session. J M Atkinson of Ripley county was elected speaker of the house and Senator by M McDavis of Green county was chosen president pro tem of the senate.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
J. M. Atkinson
Ripley County
M. McDavis
Green County
Senate
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Chatham
Choral Club
Oklahoma City
E.J. Fountain
New York
Christian Church Services
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Church of the Living God
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