Third Infantry Band open air concert tonight in court yard
Local notice reminds readers of Jostt Remember the Third Infantry Band's open air concert in the courthouse yard tonight. Fresh tomatoes and cold watermelons advertised at Howell Bros and B H Knowles for groceries and bargains. Lost ten dollar bills reported, reward for return to Eagle office.
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Third Infantry
Court House Yard
Howell Bros
J. F. Parks
Lizzie Hillier
Franklin
Pearl Wallace
Ella McMillan
Joe B. Reed
Knapp
Della Snowwhite
Calvert
Ettle
Bryan
Eagle Office
B. H. Knowles
Daughters of the Confederacy Meet and Local Notices
D. O. C. members to gather at Dr Ollivers Friday afternoon July 13th at 5 oclock for historical questions. Richard Bailey sells land near courthouse to John McCorquodale and to build near Allen Academy. Three African American looters sent to penitentiary for three, ten and twelve years. Charity events fund Presbyterian church repairs. Fruit tree dealer Mixer visits from Richards La offering shipments in November. Two Argentine students arrive at A and M College for a four year course under government auspices.
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Daughters of the Confederacy
Richard Bailey
John McCorquodale
Allen Academy
Navasota
Daily Eagle
Willson
McConnico
Board l
W. H. Willson
Presbyterian Church
Ing FE. Mixer
Richards
Dewey Nurseries
Central Hotel
Luis Gonsebatt
Ricardo Coll
Argentine Republic
A. and M. College
South Africa
England
New York
Washington
Community Drive Reaches Substantial but Incomplete Goal
A city road improvement appeal continues with volunteers gathering donations, but the total remains under a thousand. Local committees exhort public support while naming donors and small businesses contributing, and announce a Baptist Sunday School fundraiser for Buckner Orphan Home with a 15 to 25 cent admission at Miss Mary Rohde's home Friday night.
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Young Ladies of the Baptist Sunday School
H. and T. C. Excursions for Cotton and City Trips
The H and T C announces round trip excursion fares for multiple destinations including Galveston, Waco, and Houston with specific travel dates in July 1900. Fares range from 1.75 to 4.95 dollars and limits extend from July 16th to July 28th for different routes.
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Galveston
Bryan
Waco
Houston
Hotel Arrivals and Names at Various Cities
A list of hotel arrivals includes individuals such as MP Biggers from Waco, T S Caven of Marshall, Fred H Sutherland from St Louis, H Hanson and sons, TA Hunter of New York, WA Rob inson of Marlin, Geo Lester of San Antonio, Melville Hart of St Louis, and others including R S Newsom, Dr J N Goodwin, Wellborn, and Luis Gouse batt, Argentine Republic, LN Tay lor, Howard, TO Kyle, Texarkana, M M Stone of Dallas, CENTRAL, J R Hutto, Hutto, J N Thompson of Waco, B A Kotch, and Miss Ola Kubiak of Bremond.
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MP Biggers
Waco
T S Caven
Marshall
Fred H Sutherland
St Louis
H Hanson
Proposal for eighty cards of dry split wood at Bryan Graded
Sealed bids are invited by M Parker chairman for furnishing eighty cards of good dry split wood to Bryan Graded school. Bids due August 1. Wood must be on the ground by September 1 1900. Right to reject all bids reserved.
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Bryan Graded
M. Parker
Riot at Fort Sam Houston Involves Negro Troops
In San Antonio on July 12 a clash broke out at Fort Sam Houston between mounted police and armed negro soldiers. Two soldiers were shot, a horse was hit, and 18 drunken women were arrested as the riot spread through the street and a streetcar. A provost guard restored order after exchanges of gunfire.
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San Antonio
Fort Sam Houston
H.a.curry
National Educators Meet Chooses Green as President
In Charleston on July 12 the National Educational association elected J. M. Green of Trenton N J as president with L C Greenlee of Colorado as treasurer and Irwin Shepard of Winona Minn as secretary. Vice presidents include C H Cooper Texas and R B Fulton Mississippi. Delegates planned next convention bids with St Louis and Cincinnati Detroit contending. Chicago and other cities noted islandside sightseeing between sessions.
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Charleston
National Educational Association
Booker T. Washington
California
Forshay
Los Angeles
S.C
J. M. Green
Trenton
N. J
L. C. Greenlee
Colorado
Irwin Shepard
Winona
Twenty-Four Bodies Recovered From Saale Fire
New York reports twenty four bodies recovered from the hold of the burned steamer Saale, bringing total deaths from the ship to sixty. Most corpses burned or mutilated beyond recognition. hull remains afloat and worthless. The article also notes local incidents in Lampasas and Texas cotton trade developments.
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New York
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Amur Soap Works
Chicago
Til
Iour
Kernale Bros
Kodak
THE
Armour Soap Works
D.S. Hart
Lemp
F. J. Doak
Lexington
J. W. Doremus
Hearne
Mt. Vernon
Will R. Thomas
Brazos
W. Buchanan
Tena Beard
Florence McMichael
G. W. Mc Michael
D. O. C. Meeting
Ola Kudiak
Mike Kudiak
Bremend
B. A. Koteh
Mark Wilcox
Tyler
Haswell
Auber & McDougald
Webb Brous
Wereeae
Mistrot Bros. & Co
Soi
Bryan Grocery Co
Burt Norwood
Dansby & Dansby
Sanders Bros. & Co
J.A. Myers
First National Bank
Buchanan Bros
M. & P. Bank
Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co
James & Castles
Farmers Cotton Yard
Thos, W. Higgs
Jno, M. Lawrence &Co
Levy Bros Ivetstterescvs
R. J. Ford
J. W. English
G. W. Smith
Woo Brick Warehouse
R. Thomas
O. H. Astin
Parks & Waldrop
Kaezer
Phe Renee
Edge Bros
Kernole Bros
Pal Ape
Satahh
J.L. Hearne
James Dobrovolny
Chas. Vesmirovsky
M. Bonneville Jr
Jno
M. Caldwell
Dame
Leonard Lobell
C.G. Parsons
J.J. Hanus & Co
J. Cohen
Peale Sa
E. Gries
Exchane
National Educators
Caddo
I. T
Electrical Workers’ Union
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company
Palestine
Tex
Palestine Coal and Mining Company
Lampasas
Texas
H. & B. Beer
New Orleans
G. Borden & Co
Sharpsburg
San Patricio County
Floydada
A. T. Zion
J. J. Muncey
Garrett
Canada
Masters
Jno. M. Lawrence & Co
Bryan, Texas
Franklin Bros
John B. Mike
E. C. Harder
Ars
Bryan Water, Ice, Light & Power Co
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