Alumni association elects officers at Monday meeting
The Alumni association held a Monday meeting and elected officers led by President P S Tilson and vice presidents Frank Lewis, Charles Rogan, and R L Barclay with W C Artin as secretary treasurer. A committee was named to raise funds for a campus building to house the association. Another group was appointed to arrange a 50 00 volume library and fund raising plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. 8. Tilson
Frank Lewis
Charles Rogan
R. L. Barclay
L. D. Amsler
W. Cartin
W. Wipprecht
F. Law, Jr
J. H. Freeman
A. L Banks
H. P On
L. L. Foster
E. B. Cushing
W. 3. Philpott
Ways and Means
Winners of the all in competition drills at Hege Monday
The event listed five winners from Texas companies. A J Eidson of Ilton won for Company A, M Carlton of Quin tana for Company B, W P Roscoe of eman for Company C, and John ODonnell of Ishall for Company D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. R. Eidson
Ilton
Texas
B. M. Carlton
Quintana
C. W. P. Roscoe
Eman
John O’donnell
Ishall
Ice Company Changes Hands After June Tenth 1901
Bryan Ice Storage and Coal Co announces retirement from city delivery after June 10 1901 by former dealer T P Boyett. New arrangements ensure continued ice service and tickets handled by the new company. Advertisement promotes malaria chills remedy with refund offer from Mesmes the leading druggist of Bryan Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Boyett
Bryan Ice, Storage and Coal Co
Bryan Ice
Storage Land Coal Co
ExcHaNnGe Norice
Bryan Ice, Storage & Coal Co
E. A. Berry
Brazos
J. A. Myers
Bryan
Texas
Jewell Howard
The
Christian Church
Letter List for Bryan Post Office Week Ending June 10
Remaining letters include Andrews Wm to White C E and ladies Adline Hadley Rosey to Mrs. Florence. A penny charge is added on each piece advertised. callers should say advertised and provide the date. Tyler Hasweuu P M.
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Duboys
Adline Hadley Rosey
Hayes E. G. Johnson
Corine Mitchell Rosey
MtCallum Arch Nickson Charity Nelson
Martha Powell
Geo. Rodgers Estella
Tally
Florence
Bryan Post Office
Tyler Hasweuu
P. M
Proposals for wood and meat supply to A and M College
Sealed bids to furnish 1500 cords of merchantable wood and meat including pork beef and mutton for the 1901 1902 session will be received at the President's office College Station Texas until 2 o clock p m on Tuesday June 11. Bids require a 250 certified check and bond to secure performance. The college reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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A. & M. College of Texas
College Station
Texas
L. L. Foster
Commencement Day Highlights at A and M Exercises
Ninety graduates and their families filled the assembly hall as exercises opened with prayer and music. T. L. Fountain and H. E. Elrod led thesis and valedictory, with Cadet M. M. Carpenter delivering the response. W. A. Shaw gave the commencement address as diplomas were conferred by Capt. Reichardt amid applause.
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Grav
F. A. Reichardt
W. T. Garbade
Witting
J. J. Hooper
Houston
F. McConnico
Iran
Wyse
T. L. Fountain
J. Fountain
Columbus
W. M. Rust, Jr
Seguin
R. W. Yarborough
Greening
M. F. Thomas
Clay
Foster Guards
Quinoria Promises Malaria Cure In Four Days
An ad advertises Quinoria as a four day malaria cure with a refund policy from druggists. Prices 50 cents per package. The text also notes visiting dignitaries at a college, commencement activities, and local store notices including hats and a summer school start date.
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James
Bryan
Texas
At -Arks & Waldrop’s
Misses Lucy
Jessie Johnson
McDougald’s
Ladies of the Christian Church
B. F. Leman
Tragedy at Great Northern Hotel Ends in Deaths
In Chicago on Monday evening the bodies of L. Hartman and his wife were found in their bed at the Great Northern hotel. Both lay composed with a revolver in Hartman’s hand. no struggle was evident. She, an actress, and he, a wealthy New Yorker’s son, reportedly opposed their marriage.
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Chicago
L. Hartman
Great Northern Hotel
Governor Commutes Benton County Death Sentence
Governor Davis commutes the death sentence of J. O. Butler of Benton County to life imprisonment for the murder of his daughter Miss Osie Butler on May 12, 1899. His other daughter Miss Julia Butler urged clemency, making the case notable in Arkansas crime history.
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Little Rock
Davis
J. O. Butler
Benton County
Butler
Osie Butler
Julia Butler
Arkansas
No Third Term Declared by President McKinley
Washington report quotes President McKinley stating he will not be a candidate for a third term and would not accept the nomination if offered. He says his aim is to serve a full second term and then return to private life. A Paris dispatch via The Journal cites Henderson opposing a third term but noting possible conditions that might require it.
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McKinley
New York
D. B. Henderson
House of Representative
Paris
Journal
New American Interest in Russian Trans Pacific Steam Route
A St Petersburg dispatch reports Senator Beveridge pressing Russia to open a Vladivostock to Pacific coast route. Planes a line between Vladivostock and San Francisco to carry trans Pacific mail via the Trans Siberian Railway, with ships Manchuria and Magnolia under construction at Trieste for 25 Yellow Sea steamers. The service to start December with a 12 day voyage.
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New York
St. Petersburg
Beveridge
Foreign Ministry
Viadivostock
Port Arthur
Pacific
United States
San Francisco
Manchuria
Magnolia
Trieste
Austria
East China Railway Company
Yellow Sea
Mongolia
Vladivostock
Trieste Shipbuilding Company
New Orleans Aids Americans in Corea Amid Tensions
A Herald dispatch from Washington reports the protected cruiser New Orleans was sent to Corea to safeguard U S citizens as tensions rise over the possible removal of McLeavy Brown, the Korean customs chief, a move opposed by Minister Horace N Allen. Captain Sperry sails from Che Foo toward Chemulpo as the first such visit in months. Also notes Fassett’s New York gold mining interests in Corea and Justice Brown’s continued tenure. The Philadelphia convention of the Southern Industrial Association opens with bunting and flags, promising a major gathering through Friday.
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New York
Corea
Washington
New Orleans
United States
Hermit Kingdom
Horace N. Allen
Seoul
Navy Department
O. 8
Sperry
Che Foo
Chemulpo
Corean
Allen
State Department
McLeavy Brown
Corean Customs
Justice Brown
T. Sloat Fassett
National Association of Local Freight Agents Convenes in Denver
The annual convention opened at the Broadway theater with about 500 delegates in attendance. In South McAlester a Choctaw train fatally struck widow Mrs. M. Brown at Booneville, killing her instantly.
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Denver
National Association of Local Freight Agents
Broadway
South McAlester
Does it pay to buy cheap cough remedies
The ad argues against cheap remedies for serious lung trouble and promotes Boschee's German Syrup as a proven cure. It claims the syrup heals tissue, reduces inflammation, aids expectoration, and improves sleep, urging one bottle and listing Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co. as a seller and John M. Caldwell's jewelry line alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boschee
Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co
300 Acre Land Near A and M College Road for Sale
For sale 300 acres adjoining the A and M College road described as desirable hill land. Located near two main railroads with future Bryan College developments, local factories and institutions expected to attract value. Property offered by W. R. Cavitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. College Road
Bryan
College
Arceline Convent
Free Will Baptist College
Central Texas Fair
W. R. Cavitt
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Exner
Prescription Pharmacy
Emmel’s Prescription Pharmacy
J.S. Kendall
New
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H.C. Kyle
C W. Martin
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Navasota
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Memphis
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Dallas, FT. Worth
Kansas City
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C. W. & B. V. Railroad
L. Price
D. J. Price
J. & G. N. Railroad
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Mgr
M. L. Robbins
Gen. Pass
Tkt. Agt
Houston, Texas
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Dray Line
F. A. Lee
Otto Boehme
Standpipe
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