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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1900
Page
2
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The Eagle announces MO. M. LAWRENCE as candidate for Brazos County treasurer in the upcoming November vote. A. W. BUCHANAN seeks re election as county treasurer. M. NAGLE runs for Brazos County attorney in the same November election.
Business leaders press for maximal advertising before fall trade and endorse a unique railroad celebration opportunity. They urge full support to ensure a strong, united effort with lightened burden and shared benefits, promising astonishing results if the program is faithfully carried out.
A sensational report describes a violent incident in New Orleans and uses demeaning racial language to characterize a Black man named Charles as a fiend, reflecting the era’s hostile attitudes and sensational tone.
Jerry Simpson’s likeness fills newspapers and observers note he strongly resembles former congressman Geo. C. Pendleton, prompting comparisons of appearance and public recognition.
Russian women physicians have established themselves nationwide with government posts and a pension since last year. They hold roles as county and school physicians, doctors for the poor, and in the municipal ambulance system. Mrs. Dr. N Schulz leads in bacteriology at St. Petersburg Institute for Experimental Medicine with widely attended lectures.
The Twentieth Century club's special committee presents photographs and plans comparing historic London Edinburg and Glasgow tenements with modern models in those cities. Rouen and Lyons displays show French improvements while Philadelphia Brooklyn Manhattan and Boston show betterments in new buildings. The exhibit signals notable progress in social reform.
The prosecution rested its case after star witness F Wharton Golden testified about the mountain faction’s plan to kill enough Democratic legislators for a Republican majority. Louis W Hampton testified of Gov Taylor urging a house fight and backing it as governor. The defense challenged Golden’s prior statements during cross examination.
Plans to enlarge Governors Island facilities in New York harbor aim to create a premier military establishment and national transport hub. A board led by Major General John R. Brooke, Colonel Gillespie, and Colonel Amos B. Kimball is surveying options including a central transport depot, deeper docks, and expanded barracks and officers’ housing.
Fickey notes include Mr. and Mrs. Sheski of Lake Station visiting Mrs. Schultz. Tom Wheeles left for Franklin. Mrs. Burger and daughter ill. Miss Laura and Floyd Moore visited relatives. Will Skains in the community. Mrs. Wheeles and daughter visited Ebenezer. Mrs. Boyett and family went to Edge. Saving fodder is the day’s main task.
Mrs Reeves of Reliance returned home after visiting relatives. Bob Crear and family left for Lagrange. Miss Nora Thomas visited Misses Rose and Mamie Elliott. Rev H T Palmer and T Q Dyess passed through en route to Payne Prairie. Chas Brown and Ralph Dunn of Wheelock visited Sunday evening. Miss Collie Elliott visits near Wheelock. Christian church services next Saturday night and Sunday by Rev Kelly of Madisonville. All day singing planned in Cottonwood on the second Sunday in August. choirs invited and baskets welcome.
Crops look well in Benchley. Mrs. C. C. Seale hosts Fr A Capps of Midland. Clift King of Orange visits. Misses Bond of Kurten visit Mrs H F Payne. R H Seale sold 50 mules to the British Government for South Africa. Barbecue Thursday all invited. Ice cream served. good time reported. Seale visits Navasota and Bryan. Browning visits Bryan. Fresh meals daily at the old creamery.
Excur sion plans listed for J G N to Chicago August 27 September 1 G A R encampment in Atlanta July 25 29 S O O F Sovereign Grand Lodge in Richmond September 1 22 Low rates available through ticket agents or D J Price G P and TA Palestine Texas
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