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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1905

Page

2

Texas Woman's Press Association Session at Marlin

The Texas Woman's Press Association meets in Marlin as the Daily Democrat hails them angels of the press. Judge Rufus Hardy of Corsicana replies to Richard Mays about leaving Navarro county voters to decide which candidate stays in the congress race. Hardy outlines five issues and says he will not pledge support to any candidate before seeing his stance.

Texas Woman’s Press Association Marlin The Daily Democrat City Angels of the Press Rufus Hardy Corsicana Richard Mays Navarro County

Rev Zollars Delivers Masterful Lecture at Opera House

Rev E V Zollars spoke on The Perfect Man citing Isaiah's prophecy as his text. Despite intense heat and freight yard disruption, he delivered logical eloquence, impressing listeners. Zollars, president of Texas Christian University at Waco, is hailed as a leading Christian educator in the state.

E. V. Zollars Opera House Christ Zollars Texas Texas Christian University Waco

Death of Wilson Gregory Veteran of the Frontier

Wilson Gregory 75 native of Kentucky died at his Bryan home after a long cancer battle. He lived in Bryan and Brazos county about twenty years and leaves a wife four children two grown elsewhere two young daughters and a step daughter Mrs C B Taylor. Former regular army soldier and frontier veteran funeral set for 8:30 this morning with burial at city cemetery.

Wilson Gregory Kentucky Gregory Bryan Brazos County C. B. Taylor City Cemetery

H. and T. C. Sell Round Trip Tickets to Houston-Galveston

Saturday night and Sunday morning the H. and T. C. will offer round trip fares to Houston-Galveston at the usual popular rates of 1.95 and 2.20 dollars.

Houston-Galveston

Markets Report Cattle, Hogs in Quarantine Division Strong

Special from Kansas City reports the quarantine division led by heavy cattle supplies near 600 cars and steady demand for medium priced beef. Grass and meal fed steers ranged from 3.50 to 4.25, cows 2.40 to 2.90, hogs top at 5.45 with bulk 5.875 to 5.45 as harvest impacts supply and prices rise. Shippers advised to cool hogs to avoid heat losses. J. A. Rickart and L. B. Cor filed the dispatch.

Bryan Eagle Kansas City J. A. Rickart L. 8. Cor

Water floods Rogers Prairie trip flood tales told

Will 8 Collard writes from Rogers Prairie July 5 1905 describing travel from Bryan Brazos county by mail and horseback to a flooded Navasota bottom where two miles of water forced swimming acrobatics. He notes crops are good corn is fine and mentions his wife and baby visiting Mrs S C Jamison during a 15 day layoff.

Bryan Eagle Brazos County Brazos Bryan Navasot Sam

Old Landmark District Sunday School Convention Concludes

The Old Landmark District Sunday school convention completed with attendees and local delegates gathering for worship, reports, and closing remarks.

Old Landmark

Old Landmark Association Meets at Shiloh Baptist Church

The Old Landmark Association convened yesterday afternoon with pastors and visiting preachers including Rev. A Barbour Rev J E Boyd Rev O E Pevener Rev L W Mackey and Rev J S Swaney. Miss Deesie Shivers gave the welcome and Miss Stella Sledge delivered the response as the convention held profitable sessions and collected offerings for Sunday school and new purposes.

Shiloh Baptist Church A. Barbour J. E. Boyd O. E. Pevener L. W. Mackey J. S. Swaney

Hyomei offers cure for catarrh with pocket inhaler

The ad promotes Hyomei as a quick, in-pocket treatment for catarrh. Breathing the remedy four times daily is claimed to remove catarrh and prevent stomach-based cures. The complete outfit costs one dollar with refills 50 cents, and Bryan residents report success. If unused, money is refunded by E. J. Jenkins.

Bryan E. J. Jenkins

Wanted Help Two Bohemian Ladies and a Boy for Summer

Advertises positions for two young Bohemian ladies to wait on table and assist in a summer home, plus a boy who can milk and wash dishes. Wages set at $15 per month with board and room. Responses directed to Mrs. J. G. Reeve at Windsor Hotel Sabine Jefferson County Texas.

J. G. Reeve Windsor Hotel Sabine Jefferson County Texas

Noted Men Attend Hay Funeral in Cleveland

President Roosevelt Vice President Fairbanks and cabinet members attended the funeral of John Hay in Lakeview Cemetery Cleveland Ohio with ex members and others honoring the late secretary. The ceremony followed a simple program at the chamber of commerce and included hymns scripture and a brief prayer.

Cleveland John Hay Lakeview United States McKinley Hay Roosevelt President Roosevelt Pennsylvania Road Chamber of Commerce Leslie M. Shaw Treasury Charles J. Bonaparte Navy James Wilson Agriculture FE. A. Hitchcock Interior Victor H. Metcalf Commerce and Labor Cortelyou Moody P. C. Knox Pennsylvania Charles Emory Smith Paul Morton Elihu Root Swazey Fairbanks Goernor Herrick Troop A Tennyson H. C. Hayden O! Stone Presbterian All Saints Hayden

Specie Securities Tied to Milan Pension Funds

Specie securities valued at $200000 form a mutual benefit pension fund for employees in Milan. The securities will be deposited in a Rome bank as per a Herald dispatch.

New York Milan Herald Dispatch Rome

Bee Sting Causes Death in Lockport Man

In Lockport New York on July 5 James Frye died after being stung by a bee authorities reported. The incident outlines a fatal reaction to a bee sting with Frye as the deceased.

Lockport, N. Y James Frye

Suicide in a Well Reported Near Nashville

A man named William Br brink died by his own action in a well near Nashville on July 5. Local authorities reported the incident as a suicide.

Nashville William Bobrink

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Connelly & Carnes MR. Wilson Gregory Rogers Prairie Emmel Emmel & Maloney Mark Job Lot Hunter Chatham City National Bank Bryan, Texas Edward Hall G. S. Parker A. W. Wilkerson Confectioners NO. A. Moore Jno A. Moore Jr Franklin Specie Capital Haswell'’s Book Store
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