Local News and Train Schedules in Bryan
Bryan notices list train schedules for north and south bound services. The column reports residents like Lloyd Reed Stoddard Todaro and many others visiting or returning from nearby towns, plus local sales, church events, and upcoming trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Lloyd
Reliance
J. H. Reed
Harvey
J. W. Shepherd
Kurton
H. B. Stoddard
Houston
James Wilson, Jr
Edge
Frank Todaro
A. F. French
Tennessee
Bessie Robinson
Marlin
Willis Reynolds
Cottonwood
Nellie Ballard
R. J. Patterson
Dallas
Bie
Hunter & Chatham's
Pierce Resigns as City Property Chief at Mayor's Request
Philadelphia July 7 George O Pierce chief of the bureau of city property resigns at Mayor Weaver's request with resignation taking effect at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
George O. Pierce
Bureau of City Property
Weaver
Burglars Loot Scheffer & Bishop Grocery Stock
Oklahoma City report states burglars entered Scheffer and Bishop grocery, carting off the entire stock valued at $500 in a wagon. The incident occurred July 7. Authorities investigate the bold theft and recoveries are not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Scheffer & Bishop
Old Landmark Colored Baptist Association Opens Meetings
The Old Landmark Colored Baptist Association held morning sessions led by Rev. A Barbour and Rev. F C Collins. Papers on missionary work were read and committees formed for Education Foreign Missions Temperance State Missions as attendance grew and a night service drew a large crowd. The third day opened with devotions by Rev. M D Davis and reports showed last session collections totaling 717.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen's Committee
Bryan
Farmers’ Congress
Jno
B. Mike
T. A. Searcy
Will S. Higgs
The
Free Baptist Church
Thompson's Creek
Old Landmark Colored Baptist Association
A. Barbour
L. Jones
St. John
D. J. Thompson
W. H. Germany
F. C. Collins
G. W. Wyatt
J. M. Codwell
F. . Woodard
J. E. Boyd
Georgetown
H. Littleton
L. W. Mackey
A. G. Perkins
Galveston
Association
M. D. Davis
II Cor
Manning Executed for Wife's Murder in Greenville
Will Manning was hanged in Greenville Texas for the murder of his wife who died December 29 1904 from poisoning. He had a prior conviction for raping his sister in law Ida Maguire and a life sentence. The note mentions other regional items and local notices from Oklahoma and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Tex
Will Manning
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Chase & Sanborn
Dansby
South Bound
Enateet
Ee Uees
Horton
Wheelock
W. C. Colson
Harve Allen
Grimes County
Rosa Forbes
Madison County
Marie Adams
Irene Keeling
Taylor
S. W. Meredith
Baby
Chappell Hill
T. B. Johnson
W. Irvine & Son
M. K. Goodson
Etta Goodson
Killeen
Bell County
Elberta
E. J. Fountain & Co
M. Parker
Dorcas Parker
Mary Ross Parker
Frances Chance
Millican
W. G. Mitchell
R. R. Burns
Mary
Rosa Burns
Richard Pendleton
Reese Burns
Joe Groginski
A. M. Lawson
A. L. Beauchamp
Fort Worth
College Road
John Windsor
Dallas Andrews
Hunter & Chatham
Ira Mr
George Dunn
E.J. Jenkins
Claude G. Walker
Huntsville
Methodist Church
Committee On
Texas
Pittsburg
Walker
Ross
J. W. Johnson
Navasota
W. S. Howell
Fan‘nie Fountain
Woman's Press Association
Will Howell
Presbyterian Church
J. B. Cavitt
Catherine Cavitt
Helen Gordon
Lott
I. F. Betts
Tom Fountain
Cornell University
Ithica
N. Y
John Whitfield Doremus Jr
New Orleans
Calvert
Mat Bethel
San Antonio
Southern Pacific Surveying Corps
Sue Barnes
Benchley
F. A. Capps
W. G. Rucker
Groesbeeck
Mary Stubenrauch
Marshall and Lufkin
R. P. Hood
Miss Me
Kenzie
Houstons
Sam Eaves
Falshear
Louisville
Maysville
Cochran
United States District Court
Caleb Powers
Great Northern Telegraph Company
Shanghai
Heath & Milligan
Garth, Howell & Webb
Heath & Milligan Paints
OLD Landmark Association
Manning
Indian Territory
New York
Black Hand” Society
Ernest Dosch
C. M. Carson
Blackwell
Oklahoma Rural Mail Carriers’ Association
Muskogee
J. F. Williamson
Katy Track
Club House
Dwinnell & Wright
White Crest
Jno. M. Lawrence & Co
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