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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1906

Page

3

Bryan Daily Notices and Schedules July 12 1906

Train schedules list No 3 No H T C north bound 1 38 pm and south bound No 2 7 am No 8 2 48 am I G N SCHEDULES south bound No 101 4 44 pm north bound No 102 10 10 am Bryan Texas July 12 1906. Local notices include visitors to Hillsboro Hearne Cameron Calvert Alvin Fort Worth and others with exchanges and personal visits plus sales and lost items.

Day of the Congress Opens With Busy Independent Meetings

The Agon d day of the Congress featured morning independent sessions of state associations and officer elections, reelecting Prof. J. H. Connell as president and Mr. J. Hayes as secretary. Afternoon and evening sessions covered Farmers' Congress topics, including co operation with business, good roads, kindergarten stories, industrial education, and rural schooling.

SA. M Congress Farmers’ Congress The Texas Press Wim G. Sterritt Dallas G. H. Collins Greenville Texas P. Brooks Baylor University Waco Mary Wilson National Kindergarten Association Work Girls’ Industrial College Denton 8. C. Wilson Walker County Huntsville

Estate Devastated in Poltava Province Raid

July 11 report from Poltava says peasants have devastated the estate of Prince Kochebue in the vicinage. The attack highlights rural unrest affecting aristocratic properties in the region.

Poltava Russia Kochebue

Fight by Moonlight Ends in Deaths Near Davis

A nocturnal melee near Davis I T on July 11 left two men dead and six seriously wounded after more than an hour and a half of gunfire totaling perhaps 1000 shots. The combatants were described as Negroes with scattered shooting continuing into Tuesday morning at 3 o clock.

Blytheville Murder Follows Daughters Wedding

Joseph Woods shot his son in law Joseph Vaughn at Blytheville Arkansas hours after Woods married Vaughn’s wife Woods fled the scene and the cause of the tragedy remains unknown.

Memphis Blytheville Ark Joseph Woods Joseph Vaughn Woods

Fatal blows and mule kick deaths in small towns

Expires From Blow. In Rockdale Texas on July 11 Dabney Tucker, an elderly Black man, died after being struck on the head with a stick of stovewood. His son Ellis Tucker was arrested. Fatal Mule Kick in Mulhall Oklahoma on July 11 Karl Norris of St Joseph Missouri, a youth, was kicked to death by a mule he was attempting to catch.

Rockdale Tex Dabney Tucker Ellis Mulhall Okla Karl Norris St. Joseph Pasteur Institute Austin Huff Pennsylvania Railroad Hoch Kansas Elene Debs Chautauqua Isa I. T Sidney Iscone San Marcos

Corsicana Powell field yields 703 producing wells

The Corsicana Powell field reports 703 producing wells as a measure of its output. In Lamar county the farmers union plans to build a warehouse at Paris. Meanwhile several burglaries strike Tyler residences and a man in Eunice meets a fatal train accident.

Corsicana-Powell Field Farmers’ Union Lamar County Paris Tyler Tex Gustave Meyer San Antonio Eunice James Fortune Port Arthur Marlin Houston

Advertised Letters for Week Ending July 7 1906

List of addressees includes ladies Mrs Anna Barner Mrs M A Barker Mrs Mollie Barker and others along with gentlemen Surname Arnold Blanton Davis Hart Hensel James Mickins Parker Wren Leroy among recipients. Indicates postal notice of unclaimed letters for the week.

Barner Anna Barker M. A Mollie Boonens Bryant Eva Brown Mariah Banner Davidson Martha Dawson Pearle Gamble Mary M Kochman Feile Lacy Clara Lewis Alta McGregor C. B Parker Callie Smith Sis Spencer Adella Severa Petronyla Upchurch Annie Williams Gertie Matt Margaret Arnold BE. C Blanton Ford Davis Andrew Hart Tom Hensel George James Ned Mickins Henry Parker Eddie Wren Leroy

Bids Sought for City Depository Funds in Bryan

Sealed bids will be received by Bryan city council at the next regular meeting on Friday July 13 1906 for the depository of the city funds for the ensuing year. J E Butler mayor and Frank Clarke city secretary.

City of Bryan J. E. Butler Frank Clarke

Colquitt to Speak at Bryan Courthouse July 13

Hon. O. B. Colquitt, candidate for governor, will address the public at the Bryan courthouse at 8:30 p m on Friday July 13 1906. All are invited to attend and hear him.

O. B. Colquitt Bryan

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