Officials Take Special Train Trip Through Bryan
A party of H. and T. C. officials stopped briefly in Bryan during a line crossing trip. The group included Superintendent G. F. Hawkes, Ollie Rowe, M. Sheehan, and Assistant Superintendent D. Black. Mr. Sheehan succeeds Mr. Rowe as superintendent, the trip conducted for him. Conductor Turner led the train with Engineer Wilson at the throttle.
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Bryan
G. F. Hawkes
Ollie Rowe
M. Sheehan
D. Black
Mr. Sheehan
Mr. Rowe
Turner
Wilson
Immortal J. N. Dies After Years Traveling Without Fare
J. N. Free known nationwide as the Immortal J. N. died at Toledo hospital for the insane. For years he traveled across the United States without paying hotel bills or railroad fares. He was harmlessly insane and had spent months at the insane hospital.
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Toledo
J. N. Free
J. N
Toledo Hospital For
United States
Insane Hospital
Conferees Report Disagreement on Meat Inspection Amendment
Washington June 28 Conferees on the agricultural bill report a disagreement on the meat inspection amendment while Senator Proctor says an agreement was reached on the remaining provisions of the bill.
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Washington
Proctor
Senate
Nose Broken by Baseball in Waxahachie Game
Waxahachie Texas June 28 A man named Henderson was struck in the face by a baseball during a local game. The injury broke his nose after a wild throw by a fielder.
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Waxahachie
Tex
Boyce Carney
Revival at Christian Church Sermon on Faith and Prayer
Evangelist Rogers leads revival at the Christian church with a message on faith in action. J L Crane, pastor, urges prayers for fifty conversions, family prayer in every home, and Christian cooperation in Bryan. Attendance and singing praised as the revival gains momentum.
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Christian Church
Jesus
Christ
God
Lord Jesus Christ
Jesus Christ
Bryan
J. L. Crane
Local marriage notice and society items from Bryan
Announcement cards from Bryan reflect the marriage of Tex Erwin to Volney E. Armstrong in Kaufman Texas on June 26 1906. Armstrong a Dallas banker and Bryan native is praised by friends as a leading local businessman. Also notes express thanks for illness care, a son’s move to San Antonio for work, a political visit by Richard Mays of Corsicana, and a Jersey cattle for sale listing in Sryan Texas with contact details.
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Henry Erwin
Tex
Volney E. Armstrong
Kaufman
Texas
Mr. Armstrong
T. E. Armstrong
Dallas
Bryan
Armstrong
National Bank of Commerce of
Eagle
Richard Mays
Corsicana
C. ©. Walton
Thorndale
Mr. Mays
Harvey
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