Bryan Eagle readers note local visits and trades
Mr L. Ferrell of High Prairie Madison county visited Bryan and praised the support for Emma Ferrell in the Allen Academy scholarship. Mentions trading activity, shipments, clock timing, lard quality, and a variety of local notices from rent ads to storage charges and public events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanger
Ben Ettleson
Eagle
Bryan
Brazos County
L. J. Spillars
G. W
Henry Ste- C. Ferrell
J. BR. Burnett
Tomphens
Ed Dowell
R H Payne
R Gray
Daisy Gray
J. R Donaho
Eifer
L T Ma
Walter Donaho
Jim K Nus
A M Hill
G B Matthews
Madison County
Kempton Komedy Kom pany to play at Grand Opera House
Telegram announces the Kempton Komedy Kom pany will appear for a week starting Monday March 6 at the Grand Opera house with a changing program and twelve performers. Shows feature continuous interludes with varied acts and a repertoire including Pawn Ticket 210 Passion Slave The Wife The Man in Black The Silver Lining and more. Tickets 15 25 and 35 cents. Milton Dawson returns as leading juvenile or light comedy and performs with Mrs. Dawson. Also noted is Hon J M Bennett of Bedias visiting from Austin recovering from illness. Wages offered for a white girl to cook and light housework. Wall paper prices listed by Lon Johnson. detf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Dawson
L. A. Kempton
Kempton Komedy Kompany
Grand Opera House
Bryan
Mrs. Dawson
Strike Situation in Indian Territory and Kansas Mines
Alester J T reports a critical strike risk across Indian Territory and Kansas mines with over 10,000 miners possibly striking. Four hundred miners at Cherryvale have stopped work, Osage coal at Krebs reportedly shut down, while Choctaw South Mines at Hartshorne are producing about 30 cars daily with 200 to 300 nonunion workers. Lehigh and Coalgate mines claim full operation, a denial cited by unions. Negro miners from Pana head to Hartshorne and McAlester to replace strikers. Wages up in Alabama as Sloss Iron and Steel and Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railway announce similar gains. iron grades above 7.60 per ton trigger the raise in wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alester
J. T
Indian Territory
Arkansas
Cherryvale
Osage
Mis
Krebs
South Pacific Railway Company
Choctawai South
Ala
Birmingham
Sloss Iron and Steel
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railway Company
Legislature passes key bills in Texas session turmoil
The Texas Legislature meets in Austin with a state constitutional convention tabled. House approves senate substitute creating a tax commission and a bill for city corporation courts. Senate substitutes and amends several measures while a girls industrial school bill moves forward. In Missouri KC, Jesse Leads verdict exonerates from train robbery amid police implausibilities. New York indicts Philip and Hastings over advertising contracts exceeding 200000. Tyler jail reports escapees and a letter of thanks as Hope Arkansas mayor notes no lynching after a white woman's assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Senate
House
Wooten
Staples
Jesse Forious
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
James
Edge Letter Reports Spring Signs and Local News
The Edge letter notes early spring signs with grass and flowers returning and farmers delaying field work. It mentions illnesses including measles and fever cases, an accident injuring Mr. Drew, and local residents such as Mr. Sanders Sr. and Mrs. Echols. Dr. Gregory plans a new house and land purchases near M Slaughter store as the community awaits better conditions.
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J. R. Sanders Sr
Drew
Cobb Prairie
Macy
Fom Carter
Echols
Willie Fowlkes
Madison County
Jack Lawless
Kurten
J. M. Love
Harris School House
E. F. Gregory
M. Slaughter
Bryan
Edge
McMillen
Houston
Gregory
John Payne
Rose Bud. Com
Mr. Hicks
Ar Friends
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NAVAL
California
Dr. Price
Zuber & M'Dougald
Hearne
San Antonio
SL. D
Hart
Aubner Taylor
J. M. Bullock
Rejance
Andrew Hol
George Hartington
Millicany
John M. Caldwell
John B. Mike
Beaumont
Timoclea Shields
Jessie Johnson
R. H. Payne
Wilsow Mole
Ford
Exposition Saloon
Charlie Edinburg
Zennati
W.E. Astin
J. E. Wagemann
el Capitan Opera
Webb
W.S. Wilson
Rist
Parke Davis & Co
Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co
Parks & Waldrop
Men’s Furnishers
J. M. Bennett
Bedias
Bennett
Grimes
G. W. McMichael
Ingrain
Lon Johnson
Pana, Ills
Hartshorne and
McAlester
L T
Southwestern
Texas Legislature
Jesse James
New York
Samuel Philipp
George Hastings
Advertising Firm & Co
Coll
Philip
Europe
Monte Carlo
Alntry
Goff
Ipps
Hastings
Jim Nite
Tyler
Tex
Robinson
Little Rock
Hope, Ark
THE
Equitable Life Assurance Society
United States
Assurance Fund
Henry B Hyde
Levi P Morton
Robi. T Lincoln
Jacob H Schiff
Wim A Wheelock
James H Durham
Frank Thomson
Gage E Tarbell
Cornelius N Bliss
John E Searles
Daniel Lord
Edward W Lambert
Geo H Squire
Boudinot
Colt David H Moffat Thomas 8
Young
Charles § Smith
James W Alexander
Louis Fitzgerald
August Belmont
D O Mills
A Tower
Marcellus Hartley
Sidney D Ripley
Wm Alexander
George J Gould
Henry G Marquand
Samuel M Inman
H J Fairchild
Sir W . van Horne
Thos D Jordan
Joseph T Low Brayton Ives
DeWitt Cuyler
J F DeNavarro
John A Stewart
Jefferson Coolidge
Chancey M Depew
Thomas T Kckert
John Sloane
John Jacob Astor
HM Alexander
Johbri McCook
Marvin Hughitt
A van Santvoord
James H Hyde
Geo. W. Carleton
M E Ingalls
H M Alexander, Jr
B Alexander
Alanson Trask
A van Bergen
Gage E Tarbel
Geo T Wilson
William Alexander
Wm. H McIntyre
James B Loring
Edward Curtis
Will M. Waters
Wardell
National Exchange
Dallas
Beer and Ice Agencies
Anheuser-Busch
John M. Lawrence & Co
American Brewing Association
Budweiser
DIXIE
T. P. Boyett
John Wittmann
Werehaut
Takor
Burt Norwood
Main Street
Texas
T Am
N. Jametta, Texas
W.H. Lawrence
Postoffice
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