RAILROAD SCHEDULES AND LOCAL HAPPENINGS AT BRYAN
Rail lines list north and south bound train times for No. WR No. 6 07 and others along with I G N schedules. Local notices report visits from Jim Astin Frank Webb and many residents traveling to Dallas Austin Marlin Navasota and other Texas towns. Community updates include births marriages sales and church revival plans with Masons and J L Meads involvement.
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Brazos County
M.S. Broach
A. A. Dean
Sam Holden
J. Harris
Joe Sample
Tabor
T. A. Searcy
West Texas
Courthouse Yard
Evangelist J. L. Meads
Benton, Il
City Health Notice Urges Mosquito Control and Sanitation
All residents are urged to take precautions against mosquitoes and malaria by using oil in cisterns and disinfecting their premises. A general inspection will be conducted in a few days to ensure thorough sanitary order. RH Harrison City Health Officer.
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RH. Harrison
Depository bids invited by Bryan city council
Bryan city council invites sealed bids for the city depository for the next year at the July 15, 1906 meeting. Also notices selling cows and livestock by J M Caldwell, and local social notes mention Mrs H N Hall visiting Ennis with the Moseleys. New Victor Land records for July arrive. J Allen Myers advertises 178.
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John M. Caldwell
Bryan
Texas
Frank Clarke
G. H. de Jarnette
New York
Col
J. G. Harrison
College
Dallas
City of
J. E. Butler
Senator Burton's Counsel Deny Pardon Request Amid Case
Topeka June 30 Bailie P Waggener one Burton attorney issued a signed statement for ex Senator J R Burton denying any desire to seek an executive pardon in case of final Supreme Court conviction. The firm says Burton will not ask Roosevelt for a pardon and will await court ruling defending his innocence. Signed by B P Waggener and W P Hackney Burton's counsel.
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Topeka
Bailie P. Waggener
United States
J. R. Burton
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Burton
Roosevelt
B. P. Waggener
W. P. Hackney
Serpent Fells Dead Amid Muted Revolt In Russia
A Russian sergeant from the Onega regiment was killed at Krasnoe-Selo camp by a bullet to the body as troops returned from suppressing disorders. Deputies report peasant temper rising while urging patience until August. Peasant leaders Anniken and Alladin are warned of death sentences by the League for the Salvation of Russia after the Mirsky estate burn.
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St. Petersburg
Ofrel
Sviatopolk Mirsky
M. M. Anniken
Alladin
League For the Salvation of Russia
Odessa
Onega
Baltic
Krasnoe-Selo
Troops Clash at Fort Leavenworth in Race Turmoil
White and Negro soldiers fought at Fort Leavenworth Kansas on June 30 injuring two engineers who were severely beaten while others suffered cuts and bruises. The clash followed a prior assault on a white soldier. An order suspended all passes for enlisted men to visit Leavenworth.
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Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Engineer Corps
Leavenworth
Bryan Leaves Norway for London Trip Extends to North Cape
June 30. Hon. W. J. Bryan departed Bergen, Norway, en route to London where he will deliver a Fourth of July address. His voyage reached North Cape. In Bergen he visited Premier Michaelson aboard a steamer.
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Kingdom
Cape, Christiana
W. J. Bryan
Bergen
London
North Cape
Bryan
Premier Michaelson
Supreme Court to Hear Lord Barrington Case
Jefferson City Mo June 30 F Seymour s Lord Barrington case is to be heard by the United States supreme court Chief Justice Brace signed the writ of error and the appeal will at once be made to the supreme court This stops all proceedings and Barrington will not hang July 26.
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Jefferson City
F. Seymour
Lord Barrington
United States Supreme Court
Brace
Supreme Court
Barrington
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Yacht Club
Chicago
Chase & Sanborn
McMecken
Tenny
California
Dansby
Jim Astin
Stamford
Frank Webb
P. S. Grogan
Hearne
J. R. Smith
Reliance
Farquhar
Navasota
G. A. Foster
Marlin
John Fickey
Ft. Worth
J. M. Soles
Wellborn
T. T. Goodwin
Providence
Austin
T. J. Tucker
Plaintersville
Minnie Bell
W. E. Astin
Mary Evans
Tom Evans
Gause
J. D. Castles and Son of
Eagle
Morgan Cross
Mumford
W.A. Millican
Millican
Tom Roberts
J. E. Brown
Texarkana
Louie Trant
Jim Bice
Montagomery County
L. A
GC. McRee
Grant
Ida McRee
Alabama
J. W. Johnson
Ida Shepard
Brenham
Beaumont
P. O. Box
O. J. Gorzycki
Suetta Brown
Giuseppa Salriccia
Antonina Caroma
J. Allen Myers
Mary Lawrence
Chas. H. Mills
Corsicana
J. Fred Smith
M. W. Sims
Oscar Wilcox
Mrs. H. Rohde
Franklin
Frank Wilson
Rogers Prairie
May Burtis
Madisonville
S. Gainer
Somerville
E. Wilkin
Kurten
City
J. W. Massey
C. A. Buchanan
E. H. Astin
Allie Conway
J. L. Crane
Benchley
Christian Church
Jordan
Claud Searcy
Hempstead
Wheelock
Ed Crenshaw
City National Bank
Galveston
Crenshaw
Postum Premium Homes
Saratoga Flakes Graham Crackers Cheese Sandwiches
Cocoanut Dainties
Uneeda Ginger Wafers
Social Tea Fancy
Frotana
Higgs & McCulloch
Jsuits
Parks
Waldrop
Clothiers
H. N. Hall
Ennis
Lee Moseley
New Victor
Land 10
Records 10
Bryan Steam Laundry
Alonzo Carter
San Francisco
Heath & Milligan Paints
Garth, Howell & Webb
Norway
Aras
S. H. Franklin
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