Dr Tabor States Smallpox Danger Past in Bryan
Dr George R Tabor city health officer of Bryan reviews the smallpox situation from start to present and declares the danger past People are not in more danger on streets than at home He pledges public notice if contagion arises The Eagle commends candor and encourages neighboring papers to note favorable conditions Also mentions Mrs Rypinski's home for sale at a bargain.
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George R. Tabor
Bryan
Tabor
The
Eagle
MERCK
Ir. Emmel
Ph. G
The Grip and Nothing More Poem Parody
A composite clipping opens with a Poe like quatrain about sneezing wheezing and a burning blood describing the grip then shifts to quotes about Admiral Dewey declining a presidential bid and opposition to Philippine retention followed by a sale notice for four thoroughbred Plymouth Rock cocks and a note of a planned visit by Dr Seymour eye specialist in two weeks
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W. T. Ford
D. Hughes
Dr. Seymour
All Danger Past Health Officer Tabor Addresses Public
Bryan Texas Feb 6 1899 Health Officer Geo R Tabor informs Brazos and surrounding counties that smallpox is under control with fourteen new cases among negroes and two whites before a total of twenty three recovered none died. All cases isolated disinfection completed pest house guarded daily and public safe until discharge the health officer thanks officials and public for support stating danger is past and pledging to publish any new contagion risk.
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Bryan
Texas
Brazos
Shelton Farm
Brazos Bottom
Pest House
T. P. Boyett
Geo. R. Tabor
District Court Holds March Term In Local County
Regular March term convened at the court house with Judge W G Taliaferro presiding. Grand jury empaneled with Geo W Dunlap foreman and 11 others. Judge Taliaferro urged a light docket and said second-week jurors need not appear. Bailiffs announced. Miss Bettie McMillan died, aged 65, funeral held at her residence. Mr H J McNair to begin city map field work from Navajo, completion expected in about 60 days.
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District Court
Court House
W. G. Taliaferro
J. C. Scott
Williams
Nunn
Geo. W. Dunlap
Foreman
P. L. Barron
W. P. Burkhaiter
S. H. Brockman
N. B. Cole
A. A. Dean
E. C. Elliott
T. T. Goodwin
Jones
Mike Hannefin
James Leonard
J. W. Johnson
Taliaferro
W R Thomas
J T Gallatin
CC Ganaway
Chas B Battle
J A "Reeman
M‘w Peterson
Ira Gooch
H N Hall
J L Sample
Frank Stasney
G W Williams
W A Deaton
R L Buchanan
John V Currie
D P Cole
R A Crear
Frank Clark
W J Christian
H L Bullock
J A Beard
C F Drew
H. J. McNair
Navasota
Marlin Ball
Amusements: Kemptons Open Week at Grand with The Black Flag
The Kemptons opened a week at the Grand with The Black Flag to a crowded house. Laza rus, L. A. Kempton, delivers sharp comic interpretation, while Milton Dawson stars as Harry Glyndon. Bethen, Keogh, Blethen excel in singing and dancing. magniscope pictures add pleasure. The company remains all week with Passion Slave tonight and a changing program nightly. Popular prices 15 25 and 35 cents.
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Kemptons
Lazarus
L. A. Kempton
Milton Dawson
Harry Glyndon
Miss Bethen
Miss Keogh
Naomi Bradford
Topsy Carroll
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New York
the Daily Eagle
Connelly
Palmer &Arnes
Malcolm Cannes
DR. Tabor
Admiral Dewey
Philippines
Dewey
Dallas Times Herald
EMMEL
Bettie McMillan
M. P. Beard
J. B. Cochran
Webb Bros
HAWKS
Tyler Haswell
Reig the
Intelligentustrial and
inSouthwest Texas
J. Price, G. P
Palestine, Texas
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