Local notes and items from Brazos county and beyond
The Eagle notes candidate announcement MO M Lawrence for Brazos county area. Infrastructure talk includes a Hillsboro cotton mill and Santa Fe railroad extension from Conroe to Beaumont. National politics discuss Democrats’ VP nominee, Roosevelt’s campaign aim, and Kansas City focus. Navasota faces a $7000 bridge loss on Brazos between Grimes and Washington counties. Classic etiquette and band concert program listed. Hotel arrivals and local names noted in social column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navasota
Brazos
Grimes
Washington
Letter List of undelivered mail at Bryan post office
The weekly list for week ending June 27 shows letters for Elva Bainski Jan Ford Luginia Banks S M Johnson Ellen Beckham Rev Wm Kennard among others. A cent fee applies per piece, and callers should state advertised and date. P. M Tyler Haswell signs as postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Bainski
Jan Ford Luginia Banks
M Johnson
Ellen Beckham
Kennard
Bessie Carr
Archie Dibenedetto Girolamo
Clara Faitt Page McCurry
Margaret Fort Josef Madley
Alice Ford
E Marler
Ella Gray T J Megue Lottie King
Laura . McMillan
M Petty
Mattie McMillan
Ida
Michel J Milson
Hattie Mana
Frank Wilson
Caldonia Murphy Levi Nash Ligar Newcomb
Nandin
Juaquin Nickerson
Jack Phea
J M Price
George Reed J H Sr. Rosales
Antonio Rosario Salvatore Steille
Theo Tucker RA Wegner
Jan Willman
Henry Williams
Bony Wathen JS
Bryan
Tyler Haswell
P. M
Indians Will Bar Outsiders From Ceded Kiowa Comanche Lands
Washington June 28 Colonel J H Randlett Kiowa Comanche Apache agent reports intruders on the ceded lands near Oklahoma reservation total about 3000, soon to be removed. If not gone within ten days, Fort Sill may aid. Conference July 6 to decide grazing lands and allotments.
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Washington
J.H. Randlett
Oklahoma
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Randlett
Fort Sill
O. T
Secretary of Interior
Chickasha
I. T
Washita
Democratic convention badges and July 4 plans noted
Kansas City hosts a Democratic convention with July 4 celebrations, including reading of the declaration and ornate delegate badges. The United States Monetary league meets July 2–3 with a notable speaker lineup, while Prohibition delegates in Chicago surge in attendance and nominations proceed. Republican events in Grand Rapids and Montpelier report governor nominees and platform alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
United States Monetary League
W. V. Allen
Nebraska
J. R. Sovereign
J. B. Weaver
Town
John P. Altgeld
Ilinois
George Fred Williams
Massachusetts
W. H
Harvey
Chicago
John P. St. John
Kansas
Samuel Gompers
A. Towne
Minnesota
William Sulzer
New York
First Regiment
Dickie
Arkansas
Oliver W. Stewart
John G. Wooley
Llindy
George W. Greer
Illinois
Hale Johnson
Homer L. Castle
Pennsylvania
Rev
Silas ©. Swallow
Grand Rapids
A. T. Bliss
D. M. Ferry
J. 8. Stearns
Charles S. Osborne
James O'Donnell
Milo D. Campbell
McKinley
Congress
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Chase & Sanborn’s
Dozier
Penick & Ford
Magnolia
Dansby
the Daily Eagle
Texas
Connelly, Palmer & Carnes
MO. M. Lawrence
Brazos County
Engal
Hillsboro
Santa Fe Railroad
Conroe
Bewamont
Roosevelt
West
Ladies’ Home Journal
Court House Yard
the Admirals
Bennett
Ler
Schottisehe
Southwell
Polker
Keeler
Miller
3Rd Infantry Band
Central
Y I
Turner
Rogers Prairie
J N Jompson
Waco
J C Gardner
Ogers Prairie
H W Matthews
Rogers
E McKeney
City
Bessie Freeman
Birdie White
Eva Fraim
O de Smith
College
Emmelt's Prescription Pharmacy
Manila
Pio del Pilar
Concepcion
Garcia
Alvarez
Philippines
Otis
Wharton
Tex
Jane
Pay City
San Antonio
Columbus
Miles Ogle
Mount Carmel Hospital
Ohio Penitentiary
Memphis
Tenn
Stevens
Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
Bob Stevens
Anderson
Henderson County
Humphreys
Shreveport
G. W. Whitaker
Texarkana
Whitaker
Ben Whitaker
John Luchini
John Slover
Iron Mountain and Southern Railroad Company
Fulton, Ark
Mocratic Convention
Michigan
Stickney
Montpelier
WW. Stickney
Krippendorf Dittmans
Webb Brothers
North
South
North Texas
New Orleans
Galveston
Houston
St. Louis
Denison
F. B. Morse
Oixiye
SVS
James & Castles
Woolson Spice CO
Toledo, O
Kandy Kitchen
IND
Berwick Bay
Lowney
Gunther
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