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A garbled OCR fragment shows scattered time stamps such as 10:20 a m and 4:16 pm with stray terms like Hi and stopping, lacking clear context, events, or identifiable names.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1903
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment shows scattered time stamps such as 10:20 a m and 4:16 pm with stray terms like Hi and stopping, lacking clear context, events, or identifiable names.
Sam Jones at Navasota reports local interests with arrivals and sales at Coulter's and Wagner & Brandon's. Markets feature 42 43 45 priced fabrics including ginghams madras and white pique with notices of fresh meat at Jeff Franklin's and room for rent by Feb. 1. Social notes mention visits from Emma Martin May Mills and A Simms as well as Dr Clark and Rev Freeman’s recent travels.
Notices show several Bryan and surrounding town items. Dr D H Clark advertises silk crepe de chine in various colors at Wagner Brandon's. Land for rent near Bryan at 52 acres. Preacher Rev R McClung to preach in Milli can. Local social notes mention visitors and arrivals from College Station Hearne Houston Georgetown and Millican. New embroidery patterns and ginghams advertised at Wagner Brandon's. A child’s playhouse for sale via A F Wilson.
Local ads promote White dotted Swiss for waists and dresses at Norwoods. J Cox invites friends to Ford's Exposition saloon. Cisterns advertised by J Allen Myers. Mixologists Cox and Hamilton at Ford's Exposition. Homes for Tyler and Millican visitors noted. Several ads for tailoring, gas works, saloon, and gin outfits.
In Denver on Friday night the senate chamber saw tight security as fifty-one votes went to Teller in a joint session. Democrats claim Madden would have secured re election if present. Police guarded the chamber while both parties were allowed to enter and write letters.
A London dispatch reports a method used in some West End shops to deter female shoplifters. Women caught face a choice between court prosecution or birching by the manageress, with twenty accepting the birching in one shop and two young foreign nationals receiving a milder chastisement due to youth.
Two distinct shocks were felt in Savannah at 8 15 p m Friday night with Tybee Island reports of violent shaking that alarmed residents at the lighthouse where children were awakened in rooms forty feet above ground. A separate slight shock was reported in Augusta at 8 15 p m with no damage.
Indianapolis January 24. In executive session the United Mine Workers of America completed wage scale talks. The union will demand a 12 percent per ton raise on a run of mine basis and payment for all coal on that basis. A 7 cent differential between pick and machine mined coal will be requested.
W H Kelley Democratic house member who vanished before the joint session returned to Denver. His absence blocked Teller's re election and halted proceedings. In Mazatlan Mex five plague deaths reported Friday with 44 patients in lazareto and 240 refugees in sheds as business remains demoralized.
Gov. Heard of Louisiana and fellow commission members inspected the site for Louisiana’s state building at the World’s Fair on Friday in St. Louis.
Obituary notices include Mrs. Oscar Harry a Wagoner settler and Dr J W Barnett a Big Springs physician and former Parker County legislator. Fatalities involve George Ward struck by a train near Morgan Texas and a Ballinger boy kicked by a horse. Other items note Oklahoma Indian Territory grain and betting cases Texas church calls and a Roosevelts appearance.
The advance notice promotes David Harum at the Grand Opera House in Bryan for Wednesday night January 28. It describes the three acts set in Homerville New York and notes the show’s popularity and humor with ticket prices 50c 75c and 1. Rev Sam P Jones will lecture at Nava suta Monday night and Rev FE L Shettles urges church attendance and Sunday school.
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