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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1905
Page
2
A classified style sale notice lists multiple shoe prices and styles including tan oxfords and tan shoes. Offers include prices such as 3.50 and 2.75 with various groupings and discounts indicated in a short ad style.
In Honor of Hay Chattanooga Tennessee July 6 N B Forrest Camp United Confederate Veterans of this city appointed a committee to draft resolutions of respect in honor of the late Secretary of State Hay.
The Kansas City Mexican and Orient railroad opening between Sweetwater and Sylvester, twenty two miles north, was celebrated with a large barbecue. Free trains ran between the towns, drawing hundreds of passengers as freight cars served as seating.
Vice President M Sweeney of the Trinity and Brazos Valley road met in Galveston to finalize a traffic agreement with the Santa Fe. The plan would allow Trinity and Brazos to use Santa Fe tracks from Fort Worth to Cleburne and from Galveston to Houston. Trinity and Brazos Valley would construct its own line from Mexia to Houston and may extend from Cleburne to Fort Worth and possibly Houston to Galveston.
Local rainfall measurements by Mrs. Julia Wipprecht document the year to date totals for 1905 from January through June, with monthly and daily figures. The grand total for January through June is 31.81 inches, and the twelve-month total from July 1, 1904 to July 1, 1905 is 45.75 inches.
The Old Land Mark Association met at Shiloh Baptist Church with Rev. A Barbour of Galveston as moderator. Business included secretary reports and finance committee appointments while Rev E M Griggs of Palestine preached on Isa 62 10 Lift Up a Standard for the People.
All five dollar oxfords reduced to three fifty at Hunter and Chathams this week. Don’t hesitate to save on footwear with limited stock and weekly deals.
The ad portrays disease germs invading the body via air or food and claims Miona strengthens digestion to neutralize or expel germs. It promises a germ proof stomach, no alcohol, and one tablet before meals with a money back guarantee if it does not cure.
The Bryan young men organize a social club named the K M Qs renting Mike's hall for a year. Roy Buchanan elected president with George Brandon as vice president and Seth DeMaret as secretary, Frank Webb treasurer. Committee members include Henderson Henderson etc. Regular meetings set for the first Wednesday night each month.
A 500 strong U S sailors and marines detachment arrived Cherbourg at 3 am and marched through Paris to the Invalides and then the military school. Crowds cheered Vive les Americans as French troops saluted. The visit culminates with the delivery ceremony of Paul Jones' body at the American church on Avenue de L Alma.
Five men are known dead and many injured after a mine explosion at Keisten shaft near Searights, six miles from Brownsville, Connellsville. The blast occurred at the Keisten mine works in Clearfield Township.
Harvey Mowak, involved in Fourth of July ferry altercation, has a bullet lodged in his heart after initial belief of harmless injury. Surgeons at a local hospital work to locate and treat the dangerous wound.
Several addresses were delivered Wednesday at the National Educational Association convention in Asbury Park New Jersey. The gathering drew educators and officials to discuss policy and academic standards.
In Henley on July 6 the Leanders defeated the Belgian crew to claim the final heat in the contest for the grand challenge cup.
Baron Alphonse de Rothschild left six hundred thousand dollars to be expended in charitable works of various kinds without distinction of religion, according to a Paris dispatch reported by the Herald.
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