Local Vendors Advertise Goods And Visits In Bryan
Merchants Wagner Brandon and Coulter advertise fine fabrics rich in French madras broadcloth and embroidery while offering ginghams muslin and crepe de chine. Local residents and visitors from Hearne Madison and Grimes counties stop by the city, with market notes and a room for rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Parks
Ralph Boyett
Houston
Wagner & Brandon's
W. Meredith
Millican
Collier Manning
Macy
A. F. C. Ginghams
Coulter
M.S. Freeman
Wellborn
Georgia Jackson
Hearne
Jeff Franklin
J. T. Rasco
Madison County
Mary Lincoln
A. F P. Wilson
Willian Kirlicks
Valencevine
Mechlinlace
Wagner & Brandon’s
Trant
Grimes County
A. F. Cc
Wagner & Brandon
J. & P. Coats
W. J. Coulter
Evangelist Sam Jones invited for fall Bryan meeting
Dr D H Clark and Bryan pastors visited Navasota to hear Sam Jones and extend an invitation for a Bryan meeting, with Jones stating he is booked until next fall. The note mentions visits by A W Royder and Jesse Royder, a forthcoming Catholic church project in Bryan, and various local happenings including a new theatre attraction at the Royal Saloon and Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Navasota
Sam Jones
E. L. Shettles
Marlin
A. W. Royder
Jesse Royder
Wellborn
New Mexico
Raton
Texas
Eagle
New Catholic Church
Finnacher
Taylor
Clayton
Galveston
W. F. Heathman
Jim Donahoe
W. L. Zuleh
W. B. Price
J. W. Price
Jim Bass
Bob Allphin
Jonah Allen
Hal Webb
J. F. Fannin
J. H. McGee
J. B. Williamson
J. B. Whitley
Madison County
Harry B. Martin
A. & M. College
Missouri
Oklahoma
Harum play praised at Grand Opera House in Bryan
An advance notice describes David Harum as set in Homeville New York in three acts with humorous incidents. It notes the play is highly popular and the most American humor native work before the public and lists upcoming Bryan performances and ticket prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Harum
Homeville
New York
Harum
Bryan
T.J. Preston
Texas
House Regs in Session Prompt Hat and Smoke Ban
Austin January 27. Mr Brown of Falls in the house called attention to rules barring hats and smoking during sessions. The speaker said enforcement would proceed. A privileged resolution proposed printing cards for member invitations and leaving public access in abeyance until then. Seats were opened to the public pending cards, reporters allowed. A concurrent resolution ordered printing 306 copies of the legislative manual for senate members. The contingent expenses committee recommended two extra porters. The house suspended regular business to take up DIT No 50, which provides for exempting dentists from a tax with lawyers to be added. A substitute to exempt lawyers was offered, debated, and votes divided. An amendment to strike lawyers from the list was proposed. A motion to reconsider failed after a roll call. An amendment to exempt merchants was debated briefly. The session adjourned until Tuesday.
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Austin
Brown
Falls
Duff
Moran
Committee On
Seabury
Senate
Case
Nelms
House
Hendrick
Stollenwerck
Napier
Bolin
Hancock
Weinert
Eloquent eulogies mark New York Confederate vets banquet
The thirteenth annual Confederate Veteran camp banquet at the Waldorf Astoria drew 500 attendees. Francis Adams honored Robert E. Lee, while Henry Watterson praised Abraham Lincoln. William Hepburn Russell responded to Jefferson Davis as Mrs. Hollingsworth Watkins sang antebellum songs.
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Davis New York
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Francis Adams
Massachusetts
Robert E. Lee
Henry Watterson
United States
Columbia
Lee
Abraham Lincoln
Russell
Jefferson Davis
Regularity of Teller's Senate Election Largely Acknowledged
Denver Jan 27 Republicans admit the election of U S Senator Teller is practically conceded after abandoning their separate organization and rejoining the Senate. Lieutenant Governor Haggett and Senator Adams resume the chair as the Democratic majority governs. The house officers recognize the Democratic Senate as regular by accepting last week’s emergency appropriation bill. An attempt to reconsider actions on Araphoe Democratic members failed. Governor Peabody says no reason to sign Teller's certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teller
Denver
Colo
U. S
Senate Chamber
Hagget
Adams
Senate
House of Representatives
Frewen
Walcott
Peabody
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Chase & Sanborn
Dansby
G. N
Passener
Ile
Opera House Tonight
Madras
Coulter's
A. Curry
Annie Curry
A. D. McConnico
Corsicana
Nice
Wilmac Frost
D. H. Clark
Royal Saloon
Exchange Hotel
G. Dp. Price
Henry Presley
Daily Eagle
Business League
First National Bank
Wm. Koppe
P. O. Box
W.J. Coulter
Jake Schwarz
John B. Mike
Calvert and Waco
Bryan Water, Light & Power Co
T. J. Preston
Dow
Parks
Waldrop
J. Allen Myers
T. B. Graham
Florence Fountain
Aline
Keachi
Shreveport, la
L. J Cox
J. W. Hamilton
Ford’s Exposition Saloon
L. J. Cox
Ford's Exposition Saloon
Lee and Lincoln
Rie
White House
Eer
Golden Gate Coffee
Special Santos Coffee
MO. M. Lawrence
Dlank Books
The
M. P. Exline Co
Dallas, Texas
South
Bryan Eagle
New Orleans
Pacific Coast
Southern Pacific
Pacific Coast Express
Washington
Cincinnati
Chicago St. Louis
Kansas City
Morsf
M L Robbins
Pass & Tkt. Agt
T J Anderson
Texas Central
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