Short Orders and Groceries on North Main Street
Daily fish service and bulk sales offered alongside groceries fruits and confections at Parson Building North Main Street with phone 370.
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North Main Street
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1907
Page
4
Country land listings near Bryan with varied parcels
A terse real estate brief offers 200 acres located 3 miles north of Bryan with 125 acres cultivated and 75 in pasture. It includes a one room residence and three tenant houses, water from spring and wells, asking 525.00 per acre. Also 59 acres with 25 cultivated, a good house and improvements at 12.00 per acre. A five room cottage near Mrs Spencer Ford’s home with two lots, a well and cistern, water features and improvements listed, priced around 1009.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Nea
Spencer Ford
Famine in Jamaica and varied regional events reported
Brief items note famine in eastern Jamaica and diverse developments including Texarkana trades council, Panama’s Amador visiting Paris, Foresters conducting Texas business, a $20,000 fire in Berlin Oklahoma, Snyder becoming a city, a Galveston cotton ties shipment, Dallas sidewalk growth, Oklahoma City Mexican labor union, a coal mine fatality near Liverpool Ohio, Standard Oil pipeline plans from Tulsa to the Gulf, Japan seeking a Dutch East Indies coaling island, a New York birth, Harriman ad spend, railroad crop handling plans, Buckner orphans gift of cattle, and Harriman buying Heber Bishop residence in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amador
Panama
Paris
France
Universal Order of Foresters
Texas
Berlin
Roger Mills
Oklahoma
Snyder
Tex
Pittsburg
Galveston
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Liverpool
Standard Oil Company
Tulsa Oil Fields
Gulf of Mexico
George Brown
New York
Harriman Railway Lines
Western Roads
Bexar County
San Antonio
Buckner Orphans
Edward H. Harriman
Heber R. Bishop
Gov Campbell Visits Camp Mabry Texas
Gov Campbell toured Camp Mabry on Sunday in non official capacity and praised the guard. He planned to stay most of the encampment week but would lecture across the state due to prior duties. Soldiers rested Saturday with religious services and baseball, then drilled in the afternoon.
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Camp Mabry
Tex
Laredo Saloons Closed on Sunday for First Time
Laredo Texas July 22 for the first time in the city's history saloons were closed all day Sunday no liquor could be sold. Officials note that residents may have spent at least $300 across the Rio Grande in Nuevo Laredo. In Brownsville also no liquor sales occurred on Sunday.
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Laredo
Tex
Rio Grande
Nuevo Laredo
Brownsville
Train Hits Carriage Killing Local Man in Lancaster
In Lancaster Texas on July 22 J R Lavender an elderly resident was killed when his carriage was struck by a Katy train. Ethel Fondren seven years old suffered a crushed skull while Ruby and two McCallums escaped injuries as the carriage was dragged and the horse killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Tex
J. R. Lavender
Katy
Mr. Lavender
Ethel Fondren
Ruby
McCallum
Tragic Freight Train Accident Kills brakeman Frank Gillis
Four miles south of Austin on an International and Great Northern freight line a 21-car wreck threw cars into a ditch. Head brakeman Frank Gillis of San Antonio was thrown from a car and found beneath a rail. A hovcar lay atop the rail as workers dug out his body and the track was torn up for forty yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Here
International and
Great Northern Railway
Frank Gillis
San Antonio
Gills
Hovcar
Immaculates lodge sues over titled land in district court
In Austin on July 22 the Independent Order of Immaculates of Texas filed a suit for trespass to try title and damages against itself. The action seeks recovery of described real estate, $186, all lodge documents and paraphernalia, secret work, and associated rolls, with damages claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Independent Order of Immaculates of Texas
Independent
Order of Immaculates of Texas
Braddock Pastor Urges Hatless Attire in Heat
In Braddock Pennsylvania on July 22 the pastor of a leading church advises female parishioners to attend services without hats and men to leave coats at home due to the extreme heat.
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Braddock
Fire destroys two Royse City stores. losses exceed $8000
Fire in Royse City Texas, July 22, started by burglars, consumed the Jeff Miller & Co grocery and the Houser & Johnson drug store. Both buildings and contents were destroyed, with losses over eight thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royse
City
Tex
Jeff Miller & Co
Houser & Johnson
Bank of Plaquemine Fails in Louisiana
Plaquemine Louisiana July 22 The Bank of Plaquemine one of the oldest country banks in the state failed and closed its doors A boat liquidators took charge of the assets and operations to wind down the institution.
Fatal Heat Prostration in St Louis Deserts City Streets
One death and five prostrations due to the heat were reported Sunday in St Louis. John Williams was found dead on a street as the temperature neared ninety two degrees in the late afternoon.
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St. Louis
John Williams
Hottest In Five Years Reported In Mobile
The Mobile area records ninety six degrees on Sunday the hottest since June 1902. Gulf breezes were absent making the heat oppressive.
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Mobile
Postmaster Na gle of Denison Discharged by U S Commissioner
Sherman July 22 Postmaster Na gle of Denison was charged with an alleged violation of law and discharged by United States Commissioner Holt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Nagle
Denison
United States
Holt
Neblett Resigns as Navarre County Representative
Corsicana Tex July 22 Representative R V Neblett of Navarre County has sent his resignation to Governor Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsicana, Tex
R. V. Neblett
Navarre County
Campbell
Fatal Fall at Texas Mill Claims Ex-Deputy Wright
Cal Wright former deputy sheriff died after falling from a scaffold at the Sullivan Sanford hardwood mill in Naples Texas on July 22. He sustained injuries from the fall and succumbed to them.
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Naples
Tex
Cal Wright
Sullivan Sanford
Pere Marquette Disaster Death Toll Reaches Thirty One
Salem Michigan reports the Pere Marquette railway disaster death list stood at thirty one by midnight Sunday night, as authorities continued to identify victims and assess wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem, Mich
Pere Marquette
Heroic Collegians Save Drowning People At Sea
Two college athletes distinguished themselves by rescuing swimmers Sunday. At Long Beach Columbia football star Tom Thorpe swam out to save Violet Atwood of Freeport after being pulled by the undertow. At Atlantic City Bernard Gimbel of the University of Pennsylvania launched a lifeboat and rescued four men from a capsized launch.
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New York
Long Beach
L. 1
Tom Thorpe
Columbia University
Violet Atwood
Freeport
Bernard Gimbel
University of Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
N. J
Gimbel
Pittsbury Tragedy After 150 Foot Plunge
John J. Wallace dies from a broken neck and his wife sustains internal injuries as J S Henner and wife are seriously hurt after a motor car accident near Pitt suburb. The car plunged off a 150 foot embankment en route to Butler after the chauffeur halted for directions and leaped away.
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Pittsburg
John J. Wallace
J. S. Henner
Wallaces
Butler
No Labor Day Parade In Chicago This Year
Chicago will not host a Labor Day parade this year as the Federation of Labor and allied building trades abandon the traditional march. President John Fitzpatch urged unions to save funds spent on uniforms banners carriages and bands and redirect to a large defense fund to sustain a tougher stance toward employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Federation of Labor and Associated Buildings Trades
John Fitzpatch
Federation
Physician and fiancée killed in Long Island train collision
Dr Edward J Gallagher of New York and his fiancée Miss Helen Madigan perished or were gravely injured after their auto was struck by a Long Island railroad train at Jamaica Jamaica L T. Miss Madigan died early Monday and Gallagher was burned to death in the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward J Gallagher
Long Island
Helen Madigan
Jamaica
L. T
Madigan
Local musician Margaret J. King ends life after piano recital
Pittsburg July 22 Mrs Margaret J King a 35 year old local musician committed suicide at her home after playing Tschaikowsky sixth symphony on the piano. Despondent for some time she appears to have been influenced by the composer who killed himself while writing the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Margaret J. King
Tschaikeewski
Turkish minister pledges action after Therapia embassy bombing
American ambassador Leishman received a prompt Turkish reply promising measures to find and punish those responsible for the July 14 explosion in front of the American embassy at Therapia and to prevent further outrages.
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Constantinople
Porte
Leishman
Therapia
Rock Island Limited Wrecks at Pastura New Mexico
At Pastura New Mexico the Chicago and Rock Island Golden State Limited wrecked while traveling at about thirty miles per hour en route to Chicago. Six of seven coaches left the track and the engine partially derailed. Passengers were badly shaken and a Pullman porter was seriously injured.
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el Paso
Chicago and
Rock Island
Golden State) Limited
Chicago
Pastura
N. M
Here
Twenty Five Cents Tragedy in Knoxville Killing
In Knoxville on July 22 Frank Wolliver age nineteen confronted M Oglesby requesting 25 cents he claimed she owed. Oglesby drew a pistol and shot Wolliver dead, then was arrested while boarding a train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Frank Wolliver
M. Oglesby
Airs
Jenks
Oglesby
Wolliver
Percival Lowell Reports Martian Canal Photo
Professor Percival Lowell, director of Lowell Observatory, dispatches Harvard officials claiming the Martian double canal at Gjiben has been photographed by Lempland and by himself, confirming the feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge, Mass
Percival Lowell
Lowell Observatory
Harvard Observatory
Gihen
Lempland
Sulphur Mine Fire Kills Fifty Workers in Sicily
Rome reports fifty workmen suffocated in a sulphur mine fire at Girgenti in Sicily. Rescue teams and local authorities search the blast site for survivors and assess the disaster’s causes and casualties.
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Rome
Girgenti
Sicily
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