Bryan Soldier and Band Return From Austin
The Bryan Light Guards Company G Second Texas and the Third Regiment Band returned from the Austin encampment at Camp Mabry after a week away. They were praised for improved drill, conduct at reviews, and strong showing by both units. The Waco company led by Ney Ross impressed, and Sam McConnico was honored as regimental bugler. The group plans weekly drills, aims for October fair displays, and appreciates local support.
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Bryan Light Guards
Second
Texas
Austin
Camp Mabry
Light Guards
Waco Company
Ney
Ross
Bryan
San Antonio
Merning
Sam McConnico
K. E
Winter Navasota
Iker
Brazos Flood Keeps Rising Nearly All Day
The Brazos river rose steadily with water covering one to six feet of plantations in the lower bottom near Bryan. An estimate places fifteen to twenty thousand acres of land tributary to Bryan under water. Cotton plants may shed leaves after flood, risking boll weevil damage. Reports from east of Bryan, Whats and Nava shows widespread distress with heavy anticipated losses, depending on elevation and weather.
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Brazos
Ww. E. Saunders
Bryan
Whats
Navasota
H. & T.C. Summer Excursions and Baptism Services
An 1902 notice invites excursions to multiple southern states with fare details and a note about train passing Bryan on July 25. It also advertises round trip tickets to La Porte Texas at 2.50, with a latest departure of 8 07 a m on July 26. The Baptist Church announces tonight’s baptism services with pastor David Arteyeh delivering an address described as interesting and instructive.
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Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Mississippi
North Carolin
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
Bryan
Ho&é T. C
la Porte
Tex
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Baptist Church
David Arteyeh
Fight for city lands and a family loss headline
Two-story brick house on Main Street and three vacant lots in city limits were put up for sale for 21 000 dollars. A two weeks old infant of Mr and Mrs S H Allphin died Tuesday night and was buried yesterday afternoon. The executive committee is to meet in Tabor on Saturday August 2 at 2 o'clock to arrange necessary measures.
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Bryan
Z. Bonneville
S. H. Allphin
Tabor
Gotti Appointed to Succeed Ledochowski in Papal Cabinet
In Rome on July 20 Cardinal Gotti, prefect of the sacred congregation of bishops and regulars and of regular discipline, is named prefect of Propaganda to succeed the late Cardinal Ledochowski. Cardinal Van Nutelli will assume Gotti’s post. The choice signals the pope’s favored successor.
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Cardinal Ledochowski
Rome
Cardinal Gotti
Sacred Congregation of Bishops
Propaganda
van Nutelli
Cardinal Lederchowski
Cardinal
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Houston
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