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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1900
Page
3
Local notes as visitors and returns fill community life
A flurry of short items records residents visiting from nearby towns and returning home. Names include Mooring, Love, Williams, Gilmore, Packard, Eaves, Wilbur, Quinlan, Steen, Proctor, Ewell, Franklin, Ficks, Turner, and others. Reports mention travel to Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Waco, Galveston, and Austin, plus local rentals, lost horse, and postcard photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C. Williama
Marin
W.C. Gilmore
San Antonio
Si Packard
Houston
J. F. Eaves
Miljliean
Miss Wilbur
Belton
Mr. Vernon
Exposition
Jose
Bryan and Hearne Play At Kernole Park In Afternoon
Baseball at Kernole Park features Bryan versus Hearne on Thursday afternoon with white teams. Gate admission is 26 cents for adults and 15 cents for children, grand stand addl 10 cents. Robertson county results show Hudon defeats Moore 224 votes. Scott over Judge Taliaferro by 446. Lost item from At College ball mentions a lady's handkerchief. Reward offered for finder if returned. A O U W members asked to attend tonight's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Hearne
Kernole’s Park
Hudson
Moore
Robertson County
Scott
Taliaferro
College Ball
Lady's Point
Finder
Cottonwood Notes and Local Social Roundup
Cottonwood residents report pleasant week weather while the Cottonwood Literary Society advances and schedules a meeting for the Saturday before the fourth Sunday in June. Miss Maud Nicol of Bryan visited local families and several community members attended college commencement exercises on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonwood
Cottonwood Literary Society
Maud Nicol
Bryan
Blanche
Emma Hickman
Mattie Zimmerman
Nellie Hudspeth
Lou Thomas
Della Grice
Roy Hudspeth
Earnest Gallatin
Guy Harris
Republican National Committee Meeting Hears Representation Debate
The Philadelphia meeting draws many national committeemen and delegates as debate on representation at the Republican National Convention resurfaces. Wisconsin’s H C Payne measure favored by New England states seeks four delegates at large per state plus one for every 10 000 Republican votes. McKinley’s image grows as vice presidential chatter spreads. no single frontrunner emerges. Bryan sentiment dominates Wisconsin Democratic convention choosing four national delegates at large for Kansas City. Hawaii delegates arrive for the Republican convention at Philadelphia aboard the China with C B Wilson Samuel Parker A W Kepoukai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
National Committee
Witoyf
Washington
H.C. Payne
Wisconsin
Payne
New England
Colone
Charles E. Brayton
Rhode Island
Henry E. Tiepke
Industrial Statistics
McKinley
Indorse Bryan
Milwaukee
Wis
Hawaii
San Francisco
Territory of Hawaii
China
C. B Wilson
Samuel Parker
A. W. Kepoukai
Honolulu
Colombian Revolution Faces Large Forces With Mixed Reports
Washington reports say 25 000 to 30 000 fighters in Colombia confront each other with hopeful outcomes. Dr Luis Cuervo Marquez cites official capital figures of 70 000 government troops and a main force around 15 000 bearing recent battles. Supporters abroad and canal negotiations are cited as influencing the conflict and regional involvement grows with Venezuela Ecuador and Nicaragua lending aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Colombia
Luis Cuervo-Marquez
Navy Department
Panama
Panama Canal
Venezuela
Ecuador
Nicaragua
Three Die in Cooperage Fire in Brooklyn
A Cooperage blaze at Paul Weidmann's Brooklyn establishment left three men dead eight badly burned or maimed and three missing. The fire spread from the ground floor to the third floor, with a $75 000 to $250 000 loss. Firemen rescued others as two firefighters were seriously injured. A separate note mentions a Mexican killed at El Paso when a switch engine crushed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paul Weidmann
Brooklyn
August Benedict
John Lockwood
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Ida Shapira
G. A. Quinlan
Ralph Ewell
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T. W. Griffiths Jr
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J. L. Edge
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John M. Caldwell
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Jno. M. Lawrence & Co
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