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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1898
Page
3
Local Notices Mix With Ads In Corsicana Paper
Local items include visits by M D Willis and Prof R F Smith, rentals, carloads of corn and hay, laundry ads, and tourism notices. Marriage licenses listed, cash beer at a local hall, and a July 18 cake walk at the Academy of Music for white residents, with reserved seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Adams
Ennis
Ira Gooch
A. C. Brietz
Navasota
C. F. Moore
Troy
E. B. Lomax
D. D. Dawson
Waco
Edge Bros
North Texas
R. F. Smith
College
Panhandle
Maud
Fannie McMorries
Franklin
Johnson
C. G. Parsons
J. R. May
Sallie Casey
Anderson Mays
Della Hardin
J. C. Dillard
Leila Conway
J. W. Peak
Kizzie Hanley
Charley Houges
Celey Lewis
Alfred McWilliams
Bettie Warren
Academy of Music
W. 8S. Sims
Haswell’s
Exchange Hotel Arrivals and Local Notices
A series of names and movements from Dallas to Houston and beyond mark daily social notes. Guests, visitors, and residents move between cities including Perry J Lewis San Antonio and A W Shealey Reliance. Exposition saloon reopens after refit in Caldwell area. Found Greek letter fraternity pin handed to office. Old man Dick Umphreys dies near College. Livery options and a Patrick Lake reunion highlight community activity with Bryan as a trading point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Norwood
Richardson
H. T. Coulter
New York
Curtis Oliver
Bryan
Caldwell News-Chronicle
Gooch
A. Myers
W. F. Gibbs
Patrick Lake
Leon County
This Old Country Brethren Sing of Loyal Resolve
A patriotic refrain celebrates enduring faith in the United States through hardship and triumph. The speaker vows to stand with the country at mountain and valley, in harvest and mill, regardless of storms, linking the sentiment to the Atlanta Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Constitution
Competitive Examination for Sam Houston Normal Applicants
A competitive examination for applicants to the Sam Houston Normal at Bryan is set for July 25 at 2 o clock in the afternoon. The exam will be conducted by Prof. S. H. Hickman of Bryan and W. J. Dean, 55th Representative District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Houston Normal
Bryan
8. H. Hickman
W. J. Dean
Rep. Dist
Shafter reports Spanish surrender at Santiago of Cuba
Washington bulletin from General Shafter says Spaniards surrendering with terms including turning over guns and defenses, keeping Jaragua railway access, and Spanish evacuees to be transported home. Refugees to be guarded by American patrols while Red Cross aid and water repairs proceed amid poor conditions in Santiago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Santiago
Luques
Holguin
Jaragua
Madrid
Clara Barton
Red Cross
Madri
Shafter
Porto Rico
Siboney
John Addison Porter
America Ready to Fight Germany In Manila Fallout
Washington reports insistence that Germany face consequences for insulting Admiral Dewey. German officers reportedly aiding Spaniards, German ships supplying in night moves around Manila, Irene in Subic Bay scrutinized as pressure builds until Monterey arrives. Plans forewarn aggressive actions if diplomacy fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Dewey
Anderson
Irene
Subic Bay
Monterey
Diedrich
Prince Henry
Philippines
Short Railroads and Wharves to Be Built for War
Panama expedition sails for Santiago to construct wharves and short railroads. D Van Aken & Co. handle contracts. 100 skilled mechanics and 250 laborers under Lieut Williams embark. Government lighters and ships rerouted for Cuba support and coffins for John Miller at request of Col. Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Panama
Santiago
D. van Aken & Co
Williams
Brittania
Gladisson
Navy Department
Delaware
Berlin
Charleston
Quartermaster’s Department
New Orleans
Galveston
Cuba
Daughters of the American Revolution
Brown
Medical Supply Department
John Miller
Rough Riders
San Juan Hills
Henry Y. Miller
Navy
Lewis Miller
Akron
Secretary of War
Col. Kimball
The Whiskey Barrel and Mourning Fashions Examined
The article surveys whiskey barrels, detailing prices from $1.50 to $5, costs, materials, and multiple lifecycle uses from liquor packaging to vinegar and sauerkraut. It notes barrels’ durability, regional production, and end-of-life recycling before shifting to a discussion of mourning attire. It describes changes in black dress fashions, mourning periods, and materials such as Henrietta crepe and cashmere, plus the visual effects of black on different body types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Scotland
Smallpox Spreads Through Kentucky Counties
Information from Frankfort notes smallpox outbreaks in Jackson Clay and Laurel counties with twenty cases in Jackson, eight in Clay and several in Laurel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Frankfort
Jackson
Clay
Laurel
J T Closs Seeks Re election as Justice of the Peace
The notice declares J T Closs as a candidate for re election to the office of justice of the peace in Brazos county Precinct No 4 ahead of the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse G. Minkert
Brazos County
A. W. Buchanan
Office of Justice of the Peace
Also Mentioned on This Page
Palmer’s, Seeley’s
Viola and
California
G.N
Hearne West Bound
Hearne
Antonio
le Hearne
M.D. Willis
Corsicana
City
R. M. Wilson
D. L. McNeeley
Calvert
Rael Rie
American Beer Hall
Troy Laundry
E. B. Lo
Idelette West
Tyler Haswell’s
W. T. Young
Court House
R. T. Boyle
Atlanta, Ga
Board of Equalization
John M. Caldwell
Read
G. Parsons
R. W. Read
Dr. Collom
Dexarkana
Walter Wipprecht
Joe B. Reed
Spain
Exchange Hotel
R Dodson
G G Dreier
Dallas
Perry J Lewis
San Antonio
P D Preston
Gus A Bruck
WL Carrington
Louis
J E Semple
Winston
O C Gatlin
Houston
A. W. Shealey
Reliance
Kennedy
Stone City
Sarah Harwell
Walter W. Smith
W. A. Howell
Perry J. Lewis
R. Newcomb
W. A. Dodson
Rutledge
A. 8. Kelley
A. M. Waldrop
Frank Clarke
John B. Hines
Tom Lawrence
George Smith
Marlin
Faulkner
Major Tabor
Exposition
Thomas Quinlan
Annie Quinlan
Capt
J.J. Adams
Dick Umphreys
Ely
el Caney
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
Alger
Tortugas
Florida
America
Germany
Mamila Bay
Whiskey
J. T. Closs
Doremus
Parker Building
Texas
Dr. Read
V. H. Lawrence
THE
Nome Bakery
Otto Boehme
Barber
B. S. Read
E. P. Daviss
Linz
Houston Coxas
Bryan Offive
Munn & Co
Scientific American
All
Gsf St
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