Simms Installed as Pastor of First Baptist Bryan
Rev. A. M. Simms of Raleigh NC began duties as pastor at First Baptist Church Bryan. He delivered a sermon from Luke 3 28 praising consecration faith and love as keys to be more than others, urging church cooperation and aggressive Christian service in Texas.
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A. M. Simms
Raleigh
N. C
First Baptist Church
H. O. Boatwright
J. Webb Howell
Simms
Bryan
Texas
Dwight L. Moody
Paul
Tax reform debate drags into Texas legislature
The tax reform movement persists in Texas as lawmakers face a decision before the upcoming session. Senator Jones asserts that constitutional rights must apply to new territories, opposing measures like the Puerto Rican tariff bill passed by Congress.
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Texas
Jones
Republican Congress
United States
Inner battle faces a man tempted by his own appetites
The Galveston Tribune remarks that the devil lies first within oneself and that even a strong man can be ensnared by his own passions. It condemns self-deception and warns that opportunity to sin will arise, leaving a person exposed and undone.
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Ourself
Galveston
New Railroad Boosts Bryan with Modern Depot Plans
A forthcoming railroad expansion promises a handsome new depot in Bryan. The project adds to anticipated improvements and economic growth as the line reaches the area.
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Bryan
E J Fountain Seeks City Alderman Seat
The Eagle announces E. J. Fountain as a candidate for alderman in the upcoming city election. Fountain was raised in Bryan and is known as a progressive and successful businessman with the ability to serve the city efficiently if elected.
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ER. J. Fountain
Bryan
Eagle
E. J. Fountain
Fountain
Harrison seeks reelection as Bryan mayor
Dr. R. H Harrison announces in the Eagle this morning for re election to Bryan’s mayoral office. A native Texan raised in the area, he has served since the September special election and remains closely tied to Bryan’s interests and community.
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the Eagle
R. H. Harrison
Bryan
The
Eagle
Harrison
Eaarr
Hotel Arrivals List Includes Regional Visitors
A crowded hotel arrivals page lists guests in multiple cities including New Orleans J R Brittain and Abe Edel. Houston T B Gillespie and A F Lange. San Antonio members W E Rivers and Guy Tomnsend. New York guests F M Black and J M Orr. Dallas visitors H Herms and R M Woodard. and others such as Miss Gertrude Ewing, Mrs J CG Ewing, Anna Pope, and J W Bagley with accompanying spouses and local hosts.
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W E Rivers
New Orleans
J R Brittain
Houston
T B Gillespie
San Antonio
Abe Edel
Cincinnati
CG Ewing
Gertrude Ewing
Albert Taylor
Willard Graham
Marie Fellows
New York
F M Black
Madisonville
Scott Field
Calvert
H C Kyle
A W_ Largen
College
Guy Tomnsend
J C Scott
Franklin
A F Lange
M Collers
TS Henderson
Cameron
Anna Pope
St Louis
L Herman
J F Swanson
Palestine
H P Perkins
Chappel Hill
P Herms
Dallas
T D Culbreath
R M Woodard
Plano
Senate Schedule Shifts To Currency Quay and Puerto Rico Bills
Washington reports a busy week in the senate with a 4 pm vote on the currency bill and continued debate on seating Senator Quay and the Puerto Rican government bill. Culberson Turner Pettigrew oppose the Puerto Rico measure on constitutional grounds while Nelson Depew support it. House focus remains on contested elections and the Aldrich Robbins and Wise Young cases with potential shifts in Republican strength. In Chattanooga pension distribution changes assign southern pensioners to Gen Wilder in Knoxville and note 95 year old Nancy James among beneficiaries.
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Quay
Senate
Culberson
Turner
Pettigrew
Nelson
Depew
House
District of Columbia
Aldrich-Robbins
Wise-Young
Virginia
Chattanooga
South
Wilder
Knoxville
Nancy James
Philippine control bill reported by senate committee
The senate committee on the Philippines reports Spooner’s bill granting provisional governance of the islands to designated authorities after insurrection is quashed. The plan directs the president to oversee military and civil rule until Congress acts to alter the arrangement. The move follows a related Puerto Rico tariff amendment and regional security notices. Unknown entities referenced include Senator Lodge and the 1898 Paris treaty.
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Washington
Senate Committee On the
Philippines
Spooner
Wisconsin
Senator Lodge
Senate
United States
Philippine Islands
Spain
Paris
Congress
Mrs Leland Stanford improves after pneumonia scare
New York reports Mrs Leland Stanford aiding recovery at the Fifth Avenue hotel following illness with suspected pneumonia. Doctors say turning point reached and pneumonia averted as she sits up briefly Sunday night.
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New York
Leland Stanford
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Church weekly schedule and societies notes
Sunday services include Holy Communion at 11 and evensong at 8. Tuesday Lenten Teas 3 to 6. Wednesday Litany 10, evensong 8 with a talk on The Mission of the Divine Healer. Thursday Litany Biblical Recitation 5. Friday Litany 10. Ladies' Aid Society meets Thursday 3:30 under Mrs W S Wilson. Woman's Auxiliary meets Thursday 4:30 under Mrs Dr Hall. Guild of the Holy Writing meets Thursday 5 at the church under the Rector.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
W. 5. Wilson
Woman’s Auxiliary
Dr. Hall
Guild of the Holy Writing
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