Bryan Texas paper seeks readers for 1900 subscriptions
The notice announces postal handling and subscription rates for a Bryan Texas newspaper dated Friday January 19 1900. It lists Connelly Palmer and Carnes as the publishers and notes a 40 cent monthly rate.
Adams Byars Wedding Unites Adams and Byars in Columbus
A beautiful wedding joined A Semones Adams of Houston and Henrye Zue Byars of Columbus at the Methodist church in Columbus with Rev. John McMahon officiating. Miss Marie Adams of Bryan served as maid of honor and Hampton Shaw of Houston was best man. The ceremony featured white morning glories arch and rose petals showered from two young girls.
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A. Semones Adams
Houston
Henrye Zue Byars
Columbus
Methodist
John McMahon
Marie Adams
Bryan
Hampton Shaw
James A. Byars
Local Figures Congratulate Engineer on Good Fortune
The Southern Pacific department man receives wide congratulations from friends in the area. The Eagle joins in wishing him happiness. Mr and Mrs Adams arrived at noon to visit relatives here and at College.
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Neering Department
Southern Pacific
Happi
Mrs. Adams
All a Mistake to Be Presented by Krause Taylor Co
The Krause Taylor Company presents All a Mistake this evening with Jack C. Taylor in the title role. Rip Van Winkle drew strong crowds last night with applause and satisfaction. The company schedules three more performances with a changing program and prices of 10, 20 and 30 cents, plus a 2:30 matinee Saturday.
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Jack C. Taylor
County Populist Convention Call for Brazos County
W J Brogdon chairman and W W Weaver secretary call Populists of Brazos County to meet January 27 1900 at 1 pm at Bryan courthouse to elect delegates to the congressional convention in Waco February 3 1900 and to the National Peoples Party convention and handle other business.
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People’s Party
Brazos County
Court House
Bryan
Waco
National Peoples Party
W. J. Brogdon
Brazos Co
W. W. Weaver
Secy
British Force Pushes Toward Ladysmith In Tugela Action
London reports Buller’s forces crossing the Tugela River with two crossings secured north of the river and Warren striking toward the Boer positions. Dispatches note strong Boer entrenchments and cautious optimism for a further British advance amid persistent shelling and uncertain relief of Ladysmith.
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London
War Office
Warren
Spion Kop
Acton Holmes
White
Ladysmith
Tugela River
Kopje
Swarts Kop
Kopjes
Littleton
Cape Town
Roberts
Buller
Potgieters Drift
Trichards Drift
Emigrant agent Williams to be produced before U S court
Judge Newman ordered Sheriff Oliver to bring R A Williams before him in Atlanta on January 25. The habeas corpus petition claims Williams is illegally detained in Green county jail and argues the Georgia Emigrant act under which he is held is unconstitutional.
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Atlanta
Newman
United States Court
Oliver
Green County
R. A. Williams
Williams
General Assembly of Georgia
Rumor Casts Loss On Boni de Castellane
Paris reports on the bourse claim Count Boni de Castellane husband of Anna Gould has lost 3,000,000 francs through unlucky speculation.
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Paris
Matin
Boni de Castellane
Anna Gould
Cattle Convention Debates Leasing Public Grazing Lands
At Fort Worth the National Live Stock association advances a resolution to lease publicly owned grazing lands to citizen stockmen for a reasonable rental. Western sheep interests oppose, while speakers from Missouri Illinois Indiana North Carolina advocate leasing to protect grasses. Texas stockmen show little interest as no federal lands exist there. Fort Worth crowds celebrate with Mystic Knights of Bovinia parade and ball.
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Fort Worth
Tex
National Live Stock Association
Hobb
New York
United States
T. F. Bottram
Missouri
J. H. Pickeral
Illinois
Colonel Esmondson
Mortimer Levering
Indiana
Reuben Gentry
North Carolina
Texas
Knights of
Bovinia
Monetary League plans joint national convention
The Monetary league executive committee decides to hold its national convention with the Democratic, Silver Republican and Populist gatherings in Denver. They aim to write the financial plank of the Democratic platform and list members from several states including Judge W. Rucker and Governor C. S. Thomas. The group hopes revived Indian silver coinage aided by Britain and public opinion.
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Denver
The
Monetary League
League
W. Rucker
Moses Hallett
C. 5. Thomas
L. V. Goddard
T. M. Patterson
C. L Thomson
Oscar Reuter
Thomas Tongem
George M. Merrick
M. W. Johnson
J. N. Stephens
W. A. Poynter
Nebraska
J. S. Hogg
Texas
W. C. Hall
Salt Lake
Frank P. Drennan
Illinois
J. C. Stallcup
Tacoma
A. W. Rucker
Rucker
England
Great Britain
India
Yaqui Nation Declares Independence in Sonora Clash
Foreigners in Sonora would be barred for years if Yaqui bid for independence succeeds. The Yaqui provisional government based at Babispe promises to protect American lives and property as they challenge Mexican authority. Other brief reports note a child’s murder in Missouri, a saloon robbery in Leadville, and a lumber firm executive killed by a train in Louisiana.
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el Paso
Sonora
Mexico
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Gilmore’s
Koehn & Fedheimer Shoes
the Daily Eagle
Connelly
Palmer & Carnes
Adams-Byars
Mr. Adams
J. J. Adams
A. and M. College
Krause- Taylor Company
Emmel’s
Prescription Pharmacy
General White
Rensberg
New South Wales Lancers
Laurense
the Cattle Convention
the Monetary League
Democratic Party
Kingston
Cherum
Jennie Molyer
Leadville
Colo
Golob
Jerry Ryan
Alexandria
E. J. Dodge
Legonier
Ind
Southern Pacific Railroad
Haasville
Genu
Webb Bros
Coun
Friends and the
John Wittman
Bryan, Texas
Burt Norwood
John B. Mike