Daily Eagle Bryan Texas March 9 1899 edition
The Daily Eagle issue from Bryan Texas dated March 9 1899 likely contains local notices and brief news items from the period. This record summarizes the readable date and newspaper identity as a compact card teaser.
Clayton Prairie Community Notes News
Clayton Prairie reports ongoing influenza and measles concerns. Farmers work in fair weather as corn planting spreads. Mr Lee Goodson plans return to Weatherford. local condolences extend for Mrs Cremona Loughridge of Tyler who died of acute rheumatism and was buried in Tyler. Visitors include A P Todd Mamie Bethel and others. families move like Ben Wilson family back to Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Goodson
Weatherford
Goodson
A. P. Todd
Mamie
Bethel
Mae Wilson
Bettie Gandy
A. J. Tabor Jr
Rock Prairie
Tollie Guess
Providence
Ben Wilson
Bryan
Bob Buchanan
Henderson
Cremona
J. H. Loughridge
Tyler
Smithville
Local Notes From Benchley And Surrounding Area
Dr Crawford's son Robert, recently ill, shows signs of improvement. Charles Stewart was on the sick list last week. Etta Glaze visited Miss Mattie Josey. Saturday singing at Mr H F Payne's home. Jesse Henry and sister Olai from Thompson Creek visited Saturday. Rev J L Andrews of Bryan preached Sunday at 3 pm and to preach again. Prof Roberts of Waco entertained the crowd Monday at Payne's home. Calvin Seie and H L Bush visited Bryan Tuesday. Umbria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Crawford
Robert
Charles Stewart
Etta Glaze
Mattie Josey
H. F. Payne
Prof. Roberts
Waco
Mr. Payne
Calvin Seaie
H. L. Bush
Bryan
Umbria
Cold norther Saturday brings small town notes
Mrs. Calvin Brown has improved after a long illness. Measles chatter stirs the community. Prayer meeting at Johnnie and Mrs Lewis on Sunday night drew good attendance. Andrew Lewis, L. M. Stanford and Lem Threet visited Bethel Sunday. Johnnie Lewis made a flying trip to Jewett Friday. Will Henry and Joe Dean visited local families Saturday and Sunday. Singing at Hooper’s Sunday evening. Lost child report. Joe Reed advertises insurance and staple goods management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Brown
Johnnie Lewis
Andrew Lewis
L. M. Stanford
Lem Threet
Bethel
Jewett
Will Henry
Toby Springs
Joe Dean
Marquez
Dottry
The Kemptons Give A Notable Bryan Stage Show
The Kemptons touring company led by L A Kempton delivers Pawn Ticket 210 to Bryan audiences with strong performances. Cast includes Mr and Mrs L A Kempton Mr and Mrs Milton Dawson Mrs Lena Kempton and others. Tonight’s play is The Wife with East Lynne matinee Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemptons
Bryan
L. A. Kempton
Milton Dawson
George E. Kempton
Byron Blethen
Chas. J. Kempton
T. D. Waldrip
Robert Penick
Little Ruby
L.A. Kempton
Harris Levi
Osiah Gregg
Mayme Keogh
Dawson
Mag
Blethen
George Kempton
Lena Kempton
Mrs. Dawson
Mrs. B
Weather and Social Notes From Harvey Texas 1899
March 6 1899 Harvey Texas reports fair weather farmers planting corn yet behind with work widespread sickness not dangerously ill Rev A M Stewart preached sermons Bethel choir sang next Sunday sought planning a singing normal at Brightlight church Prof McDonald family visited Betias and Brazos bottom trips noted Tea hosted by Episcopal church ladies with J B Hines absent due to illness Post office letter list includes ladies and gents names and a foreign list Stanaway Pan noted Advertising charge applies for letters Bryan post office week ending March 7 Very Respectfully Tyler Haswell P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Texas
A. M. Stewart
Bethel Choir
Bethel Church
Bethel
Brightlight Church
Prof. McDonald
Betias
A. P. Todd
Mamie Todd
Brazos Bottom
B. H. Wiley
Rock Prairie
Messrs
A. C. Williams
A. P. Buchanan
College Station
Sailor
Stanaway
Bryan
Tyler Haswell
P. M
Insurrection in Central China Yields Mass Casualties
Victoria B C March 8 Details from the Empress of India describe a Jan 23 battle where imperial troops were defeated. Rebels then massacred civilians in Kuyang Meng Sheng and Kauchon, with mass killings at several cities and fears of famine as crops laid unharvested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
China
India
Kuyang
Meng Sheng
Kauchon
Niu
Hayward Nominated Nebraska Senator in Republican caucus
Lincoln March 8 The deadlock ends as Judge Monroe L. Hayward of Nebraska City is named the Republican candidate to succeed William V. Allen. The caucus vote on the second ballot follows Webster's withdrawal shifting support to Hayward. Hayward, born 1840 in New York, has long been urged as the GOP choice and will be formally ratified at today’s joint legislature session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Monroe L. Hayward
Nebraska City
William V. Allen
Hayward
John L. Webster
Omaha
Clark
Judge Hayward
Monroe Leland Hayward
Willsboro
N. Y
Sater Bobas
Fort Edwards College
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Malcolm Cannes
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Jesse Henry
Miss Olai
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J. L. Andrews of
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Joe Bb. Reed
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E. J. Emmel
Ph. G
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Abraham Moses
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Jewish Hospital
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Herbert W. Smith
Edwin J. Gillies & Co
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Washington
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Hawaii
Wildcats
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Chambers Creek
Webb Bros
Hawks’ Spectacles
D. J. Price
G. P. & T. A. Palestine
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