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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1899

Page

2

Workers Institute Meeting Opens at 10 This Morning

The Workers Institute of the Bryan Baptist Association convenes at the local Baptist church this morning at 10 o clock and runs through Sunday night. Tonight’s program starts at 7 o clock and ends before 8 to allow attendance at the Baylor College benefit entertainment at the opera house. Attendees include W. W. Norris of Houston and a cadre of speakers such as W. B. Elkins Roby C. C. Chalmers H. C. Sherrod Galveston Vv. C. Barringer San Antonio O. C. Gatlin Houston CG. S. Aydlett New York S 8. Beene L. C. Sellers Millican H. J. MacNair Houston R. A. White Philadelphia Geo. N. Wilson Dallas J. G. Huber Chicago.

Workers Institute of the ‘Bryan Baptist Association Con- Baptist Baylor College Vene W. W. Norris Houston W. B. Elkins Roby C. C. Chalmers Texas H. C. Sherrod Galveston Vv. C. Barringer San Antonio O. C. Gatlin CG. S. Aydlett New York S. 8. Beene L. C. Sellers Millican H. J. MacNair R. A. White Philadelphia Geo. N. Wilson Dallas J- G. Huber Chicago

Brazos Union Lodge hosts pleasant initiation supper

After a meeting and initiation work led by acting worshipful master W F Bookman, Brazos Union Lodge No 1294 OW and JA M gave an elegant supper at the lodge hall. Fifty or sixty persons attended, including visiting Masons, with Weimar musicians Lammie Herndon John Willrich and Willie Wallace performing violin and guitar selections from late popular tunes.

W. F. Bookman Brazos Union Lodge No. 1294 JA. M Lodge Messrs Lammie Herndon John Willrich Willie Wallace Weimar

For Sale at Higgs Grocery Onion Sets and Produce

For sale onion sets ten cents per quart dried grapes at one dollar per twenty pounds yam potatoes twenty cents per packet while supplies last. Come early and avoid the rush. Geo W Higgs 53 The Cheap Cash Grocer.

Geo. W. Higgs

Farmers and visitors share crop plans at Eagle office

Mr J W Lewis from Gum Springs area says cot ton acreage will not shrink much as farmers aim to raise more hogs and hominy. He notes local school with 40 pupils and Teacher Miss Maggie Dawkins. G A Fuhlberg and many Madison county visitors discuss diversification toward corn oats ribbon cane tobacco and careful farm accounting.

J. W. Lewis Gum Springs Britt Leon County Eagle Office Lewis Maggie Dawkins Bryan Madison County G. A. Fuhlberg John Hutcheson W. F. Denman John Denman J. R John Tomlinson A. E. Griffin F. F. Collins M. A. Collins J. J. Bledsoe Dan Cole Alma Hall Jeff Hall Horace Hill John Richie George Wallace J. T. Payne Rosier T. L. Turner Jamison Ab Jamison Wm. Taylor G. W Rumby A. W. Rice W. R. Rice Ed Rice A. Potter I. B. Coward Tom Sheffield Foster Redding Henry Ware T. A. Ware J. Vernon O. Ford W. J. Broadway Rose Denman J. F. Mathis George Madden P. B. Lee J. Bird Willow Hole Eagle Jack McBride Fuhlberg

Best Reading For The Family Farm Paper Offer

An offer combines Texas Farm and Ranch with The Bryan Weekly Eagle at one year for $1.25. Texas Farm and Ranch is promoted as the cleanest agricultural stock and family paper in the Southwest, printed on calendered paper with illustrations and practical news for every family member. This ad emphasizes the value of the combination and urges readers to subscribe.

Texas Farm and Ranch Bryan Weekly Eagle Southwest Tical Burt Norwood

Lively House Debate Draws Dense Gallery Crowd

Washington January 26 The house witnessed a vivid clash on expansion with Mr Johnson of Indiana attacking the administrations policy and Mr Dolliver defending the president The exchange stirred immense enthusiasm with aisles crowded and cheers as the two Republicans sparred over the Philippines and war policies. Guthrie statehood convention urged immediate Oklahoma statehood and endorsement of Havens convention while two Texan fatal incidents reported a man killed by a falling curbing and another killed when a wagon horse drill accident occurred.

Washington Johnson Indiana Dollive Iowa Philippines Dolliver House Admiral Dewey Mr. Johnson

Violent South Seas Storms Wreck Many Vessels and Kill Natives

Victoria B C Jan 26 A cyclone in mid December devastated villages and ships in the South Seas. Twelve vessels wrecked including Mayflower Nabua and Fleet Wing. At Good Enough Island several ketches lost. Captain Godel and crew drowned. Over 500 natives killed as Solomon Island villages were destroyed and cocoa plantations uprooted. Captain Pentrost saved a woman accused of causing the storm by buying her with a pig.

Victoria B. C Aorangi Austral Asia Samrai New Guinea Mayflower Nabua Rasilaki Rebem Raiden Mr. Kenedy New Guinea Development Company Albert McTarr Lysander Fleet Wing Wedan Portia Port Glasgow Ellen Gowan Ivy Kossmen Godel Solomon's Island Pentrost St. Auben Sydney

Culberson Elected to U S Senate by Texas Legislature

Texas Legislature ratified the election of Charles A Culberson to represent Texas in the United States Senate beginning March 4. Culberson addressed the chamber as Kennedy’s petition on Utah’s Roberts seating was tabled. House rules debate produced a tie with the speaker casting the deciding vote. Miller’s city court bill faced amendments but was not disposed of.

Austin Charles A. Culberson Texas United States Senate Culberson House Kennedy Roberts Utah Senate Committee On Rules Miller

Alabama Senate Approves County Dispensary Bill

Alabama Senate passes a dispensary bill allowing counties and towns not banning liquor to operate in their names. Each town under 10,000 population gets one dispensary, larger towns one per 10,000 residents. Counties outside towns require petition of 20 or more householders to establish dispensaries. Licenses issued by county officials with annual payments to state and counties. 22 of 66 counties exempt. Montgomery.

Senate of Alabama Montgomery

Mardi Gras Fair to Draw Pleasure Seekers to New Orleans

The February event in New Orleans draws crowds from far and wide for a long standing annual fair. Entertainment will cater to all tastes and a good time is promised. The L and G N R railroad offers single rate round trips from all points, with ticket offices providing full particulars.

New Orl New Orleans P. J. Price G. F. & Tihs Palestine Texas Cresce

Family Fate After Eating Undercooked Hog In Nebraska

A Kellerman family in Fairbury Nebraska faced tragedy after eating undercooked hog afflicted with trichinosis. Three died in days, including a daughter and the mother, while the father and remaining children lie ill in one room. Postmortem showed live trichinae in Mrs Kellerman’s body. The family’s poverty adds to the sorrow as others nearby suffer.

Fairbury Neb Kellerman

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