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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1901
Page
3
C. W. & B. V. Schedule Timings
Schedule details list train numbers 100 101 102 103 with arrival and departure times. Notes indicate connections with main Line I and the G N going west and east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.N
Local Notes and Real Estate Ads Update
Local items report illness among residents including W D Lawrence and Mrs H G Rhodes. Prospective buyers are urged to see Cliff A Adams for residence lots near churches and schools. A Jersey cow is for sale via Jeff Cole. Visitors include 58 M S Freeman and G R Dickerson from Wellborn. Multiple appearances of city figures and visitors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff A. Adams
M.S. Freeman
Jas. H. Webb
Jeff Cole
Miss Neeley
Hearne
Lemp
W. A. Adams
G. R. Dickerson
Wellborn
Eagle
W. A. Banks
Billy Plagens
Gus Hedtke
Gus Hinz
Kurten
The
W. A. Withers
Bryan notices and events fill local pages
A mix of local notices includes medical praise for Premium Baking Powder, car shipments of cattle and hogs to St Louis, social visits in Beaumont and Millican, a funeral gathering for Major J. W. Tabor, and a dance hosted by Bryan's young society at Mike's hall praising local Belle of the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicox
Bryan
Texas
New Market
C.W
St. Louis
Franklin Bros
J. A. Steele
M. C. Meredith
Eula Lewis
S. C. Williams
Knox Williams
J. F. Eaves
Millican
J. W. Tabor
Lillie Thompson Richter
Pott’s Baking Powder Co
J. M. Lawrence & Co
Cole Bros
Mike's
Major J. W. Tabor Remembered as Bryan Leader and Patriot
Obituary notes Major John Washington Tabor died January 24 at age 78 in Bryan Texas. A Confederate veteran merchant and longtime public servant he served as alderman and mayor, helped organize the First Baptist Church and the local Masonic chapter, and was widely respected for his character and community leadership. Funeral at the family home followed by Masonic burial honors. city businesses closed for the hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Eagle
J. W. Tabor
John Washington Tabor
Bibb County
Ala
Nathan Tabor
Mariah Henry Tabor
Wm. Tabor Sr
Cowpens
Camden
King’s Mountain
Major Tabor
Virginia
Carolinas
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Texas
Winston County
Miss
Martha Jane Anderson
Caldwell County
Lockhart
Tabor
Seventeenth Texas Regiment
Walker
J. B. Robertson
U.C. V
Millican
The
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church of
W. T. Austin
Royal Arch Masons
Major
Labor
Alderman R. G. Tabor
C. L. Tabor
Geo. R. Tabor
Mattie Tabor
John Q. Tabor
San Antonio
Brazos
Ex-candidate says mood recovery by magazine work
In a Washington Star item the ex-candidate cheerfully claims recovery from defeat by earning several thousand dollars through magazine articles and similar work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
The Real Thing Hair Banter Cited by Philadelphia Bulletin
A witty quip contrasts wealth and authenticity in a Philadelphia Bulletin snippet. The remark questions hair realism and implies that a well off woman would not choose fake hair. The item reflects period social commentary on appearance and status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Bulletin
The Dustman Visits In A Quiet Night
A fragment poem depicts the dustman as a day cart man who hauls bins by day and drifts into night in misty black. He moves slowly through dusty streets and dewy grass with a sleepy bell tolling as he calls to sleepy heads it is half past eight and night closes in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Durrett
Ed Geers
J. Malcolm Forbes
New England
Providence
New York Speedway
W. P. Durando
Mitao
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dodson & Brains
Chase & Sanborn
Dansby
H.&t
C. W
B. V. Schedule
W.D. Lawrence
H. G. Rhodes
R. B. Webb
J. F. Thomas
Government
DR. Wiley
John W. Tabor
A. B. Ingram
Corsicana
Ingram
D. O'Neal
Chalk Mountain
Erath County
Bryan Grocery Co
Hopples
Readville
Metellas
Robert J
John Ball
Dr. Hooper
Azote
Demarest
Paradise
Bumps
Connor
Searchlight
Kentucky
Jewett
Paris
Walkill Prince
Barre
James Gormally
Georgena
Brooklyn Speedway
QSOS
Jno. M. Lawrence & Co
M. i. James
Ben S. Reed
Otto Boehme
S. Ates
Otto
Brogdon’s Livery Stable
J. V. Brogdon
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