Kansas City launches new political party with public ownership
The item notes a new Kansas City political party proposing public ownership, equalized taxation, an income tax and direct legislation by initiative and referendum. It also mentions ongoing pro Boer and loyalist sentiment at home, and a county musical association’s twenty-fifth annual meeting with T Adams elected president for the ensuing year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Grimes County Musical Association
Mount Pleasant
T. Adams
Shiloh Church
Untitled apocalyptic outlook for Bryan and Brazos county
The Eagle envisions brighter times for Bryan and Brazos county with hopes for good crops and a successful county fair. It expects the I N G freight division, a potential girls' industrial school, better roads, ample goods, and low prices to attract trade from a larger area this fall, urging every man to contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Bryan and
Brazos
Frieght
Bryanco
Bryan Eagle
Texas Stockman and Farmer
Hotel Arrivals and Names in XCHANGE Listing
A list of hotel arrivals and names including Elwell Ship Chicago Celsus Adrear WS Perkins St Louis EL Bridges Ward Templeman Nava sota N J Clayton Galveston F H Bead New Hampshire John Merry Baltimore LB Irwin New York W Michaux Houston F Burkhalter Cincinnati Dr P B Platts Pankey H J Ehlinger J P Mcdaughlin Chicago W A McCutchen Dallas Jim Zu Sper Inia B A Castleberg Allen Farm DS Moss Keith GS May Singer Henderson T A Grisom MSherman Jim Day Madisonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwell
Chicago
Celsus
WS Perkins
St Louis
EL Bridges
Ward Templeman
Navasota
J Clayton
Galveston
H Bead
New Hampshire
John Merry
Baltimore
LB Irwin
New York
Michaux
Houston
F Burkhalter
Cincinnati
P B Platts
Pankey
H J Ehlinger
J P Mcdaughlin
W A McCutchen
Dallas
Jim Zu- Sper
Inia
B. A. Castleberg
Allen Farm
DS Moss
Keith
GS May- Singer
Henderson
T A Grisom
Msherman
Jim Day
Madisonville
A Trip 10 The Bottom Brings Local Harvest Hopes
An Eagle reporter visited Brazos bottom on Wednesday and enjoyed a notable barbecue at J. W. Coulter’s plantation. Farmers battle boll weevils and sharpshooters, try lamp and water methods, and plan combined approaches. Cotton is late, corn looks good, and rain is needed. Prosperity may return if a strong fall crop succeeds. Thanks to Frank Wilson for the dinner and Will Bell for courtesies and Batte's Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Brazos
J. W. Coulter
Wellborn
J. H. Royder
Frank Wilson
Will Bell
Batte
City Census Closure Urged for School Enrollment
Parents are asked to complete the city school census by June 25. Unenrolled scholastic age children incur a charge of $5.15 each. contact the city secretary’s office for assistance. CC. M. Spell, City Sec. Ti.
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CC. M. Spell
City Sec
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Opens at Methodist Church
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society begins its first day exercises at the local Methodist church this afternoon. At 5:00 p.m. a consecration service is led by Mrs. John E. Green of Houston, followed by an 8:30 p.m. program with an address of welcome by Mrs. R. O. Allen and a response by Mrs. L. J. Blakely of Richmond, plus songs and child performances. All are invited to attend.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist
John E. Green
Houston
R. O. Allen
L. J. Blakely
Richmond
Pearson and Griffin wed at bride’s home
Elmo Pearson and Alice Griffin were married Wednesday at the bride’s parents’ home in Bryan with Justice W G Mitchell officiating. The couple, both Bryan natives, were greeted by many friends wishing them happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Pearson
Alice Griffin
Justice W. G. Mitchell
Bryan
H. and T. Excursions Offer Regional Fares
Cincinnati and return 31 75 valid July 2 and 3 with final limit July 14 extended to August 8 if deposited by July 11 for 50 cent fee. San Francisco and return 45 00 on sale July 6 to 15 final August 31. Monteglo Tennessee round trip 22 75 sale June 30 July 1 2 final August. W Wilson agent.
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Cincinnati
Return
San Francisco
Monteglo
Tenn
Wilson
Waco Excursion Ticket Offer for June 27
H and T C G offers round trip tickets to Waco for June 27 with fare 1.50 good for one day. Train times passing Bryan are 2 14 a m and 8 05 a m. Agent W S Wilson notes tickets valid only on June 27.
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Bryan
Waco
W.S. Wilson
Band Concert at Courthouse Yard Under Prot Miller
Program lists Marceli Salute to Bloomsburg Overture Silver Bell Danza Meaiene Chloe Polonaire Royal Decree Waltz Calanthe Plantation Echoes directed by Prot Miller in courthouse yard tonight.
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Court House Yard
Prot Miller
Marceli
Bloomsburg
Miner Dies in 100 Foot Shaft Fall at No. 7 Mine
Coalgate Oklahoma June 20 Mr. Garrett a mine laborer at No 7 mine accidentally pushed a car over the landing and fell head first to the bottom of the shaft about 100 feet below. He was dead before reaching the bottom.
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Coalgate
I.T
Garrett
No. 7
Pipeline firms cut light crude price in Corsicana
Corsicana Texas June 20 price news bulletin shows light crude petroleum reduced from 73 cents to 70 cents per barrel by pipeline interests.
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Corsicana
Tex
Several Deaths Reported Across Multiple States
Reports list 87 year old Lydia Meade dying in Bloomington Illinois and 70 year old Frank Keene dead in McLean Illinois. Additional fatalities include Charles Renne in Minden Prairie Texas and S H Crawford killed near Braman Oklahoma. Blackwell resident dies in storm and W C Black crushed in Alabama. Charles Moore drowns near Farley Missouri while bathing and Henry Caraway killed by accidental gun discharge near Denton Texas.
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Lydia Meade
Bloomington
Ills
Frank Keene
McLean
Charles Renne
Minden Prairie
S. H. Crawford
Blackwell
Braman
O. T
W. C. Black
Badsden
Ala
Charles Moore
Farley
Henry Caraway
Denton
Tex
Boer visit planned as Kruger allies prepare reception
Times report from Washington says Boer sympathizers in the United States plan a autumn visit by Kruger with a reception committee led by Consul General Pierce of the Orange Free State in New York. Meanwhile a French corporal earned a gold medal for rescuing two American soldiers in China.
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New York
Times
Washington
United States
Kruger
Montague White
Transvaal
O. W. van der Hoogt
Pierce
Orange Free State
van der Hoogt
China
Daburon
Sixteenth Regiment of Colonial Infantry
Pekin
Yang Tsun
Pei River
United States Demands Danish Fortification or Sale of Islands
In Copenhagen a note from the Danish government is requested. The state department asserts that the U.S. issued a note to Denmark demanding fortification of St Thomas and St Croix if sale to the United States is refused. The denial confirms the foreign policy move as a complete rejection or clarification.
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Washington
State Department
Copenhagen
United States
St. Thomas
St. Croix
Knights of Pythias to Meet in Chicago for Endowment Funds Session
Supreme Lodge members from across the United States and Canada plan a closed session in Chicago starting July 9 at the Lexington hotel. The week or longer meeting aims to adjust endowment fund investments and address insurance needs of the order.
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Chicago
Supreme Lodge of Knights of Pythias
United States
Canada
Lexington Hotel
Gunfighter Burns slain by cowboy Wallace on Mammoth range
Reports from Tucson state Tom Burns was shot and killed by Wallace after a range dispute. Burns, famed as a southwest gunfighter, was a former Weill Fargo guard and member of the posse that captured Sontag and Evans in a train hold up at Fresno seven years ago.
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Tucson
A. T
Tom Burns
Wallace
Mammoth
Burns
Southwest
Weills Fargo
Sontag and Evans
Southern Pacific
Fresno
Cal
Texas Notaries Face Fee Payment Rule
Austin June 20 The secretary of state declares all Texas notaries who have not paid the $1 commission fee will not be legally appointed. The rule follows refusals by a number of notaries to pay the fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Aime Deparment
L. A. Watkins & Co
M. Solomon & Co
J. L. Brown
E. J. McLean
Colorado Springs
Austin
Secretary of State
Texas
Fugitive Gregorio Contez Still At Large After Sheriff Murders
In McMaullen County the chase for Gregorio Contez, accused killer of two Texas sheriffs, continues as authorities pursue at night following star paths. The lookout remains active with no arrest reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Gregorio Contez
McMaullen County
Does It Pay to Buy Cheap Cough Syrup and Remedies
An advertisement urges using Boschee's German Syrup for severe lung troubles and promises healing, with claims it reduces inflammation and aids expectoration. It also promotes Rex Dyspepsia Tablets for indigestion and notes druggists refund money if not cured. Bryan Texas listings include M H James and Parks and Waldrop's shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boschee
Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co
Desirable 300 Acre Farm Near A and M College Road
Auction notice announces 300 acres for sale adjoining the A and M College road. Described as extra good hill land, beautifully located and near two main railroads. Prospective prospects include Bryan growth, new railroad shops, Arceline Convent, Free Will Baptist College, Central Texas Fair, and a cotton factory, boosting value. Owner listed as W. R. Cavity.
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A. and M. College Road
Bryan
College
Arceline Convent
Free Will Baptist College
Central Texas Fair
W. R. Cavity
To Cure Malaria in Four Days Quinoria Drug Ad
An advertisement urges curing malaria in four days with Quinoria. Drugstores refund money if bills fever or malaria fail. Price 50 cents per package. M H James, leading druggist, Bryan Texas, endorses the remedy.
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M. H. James
Bryan
Texas
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Fry Hs
the Daily Eagle
Connelly & Carnes
South Africa
Xchange
Central
EmMet’s Prescription Pharmacy
Concord Grape
EmumMeEv
Prescription Pharmacy
W. R. Cavitt
Woman's Missionary Society
Pearson-Griffin
Waco Excursion
Knights of
Pythias
Nashville
Cook
Nashville Street Railroad
Head
Street
Manila
United States Volunteers
Chase
ST. Louis
Memphis
Shreveport
New Orleans
Hearne
Dallas, FT. Worth
North Texas
Milano
W. & B. V. Railroad
Bryan, Or
Wilte
L. Price
D. J. Price
J. & G. N. Railroad
Palestine
Buffalo
N. Y
Texas Central
R. R
Sunset Central
Dension
Denison
Elgin
F. B. Morse
Mgr
M. L. Robbins
Gen. Pass
Tkt. Agt
Houston, Texas
T. J. Anderson
Liza
Dray Line
F. A. Lee
Otto Boehme
Standpipe
Bryan, Texas
D. S. Hearn
Hall
Optician
B.S. Hearn
Parks & Waldrop’s
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