Wilson and Derden Buy Norwood Dry Goods Store
Sam B. Wilson and Ed S. Derden purchase Burt Norwood’s dry goods business. The new Wilson and Derden firm will take charge today, close briefly for stock, and reopen Saturday with expanded ready to wear lines and updated fixtures. Wilson will travel east to select new stock after inventory.
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Wilson & Derden
Norwood
Messrs
Sam B. Wilson
Ed. S. Derden
Burt Norwood
Wilson
Bryan
Derden
Eagle
Early Street Hat Showing At Eugene Edge Millinery
The first showing of early spring street hats in Bryan drew large crowds at Eugene Edge's millinery department. Miss Contois and Middleton led the display and received praise for taste and selection from local shoppers. Hats featured French pokes in champagne and Dutch blue tones. black styles remained popular. The new store improvements will enhance shelf space light and ventilation for an even finer display.
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Eugene Edge
Lecture on China Impresses Church Audience
A sizable crowd at the Presbyterian church last night heard Rev. G. W. Painter speak on China. Introduced by Dr. J. D. West, Painter from Hangchow offered facts figures and deductions to inform and engage listeners.
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G. W. Painter
J. D. West
Rev. Painter
Hangchow
Admissibility Ruling Overrules Objections in Thaw Trial
Justice Fitzgerald allows James Smith to testify after Delmas and Jerome spar over delay and admissibility. The discussion covers Smith’s absence, cooperation, and the shift from general sessions to the supreme court. Dr. Carlton Flint, tied to Evelyn Nesbit and Jack Barrymore, is not allowed to testify.
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Smith
New York
Delmas
James Clinch Smith
Stanford White
Harry K. Thaw
Jerome
Thaw
Madison Square Roof Garden
Mr. Delmas
Mr. Smith
Mr. Jerome
Hartridge
Court of General Sessions
Supreme Court
Missionary speaker outlines Boxer era impacts on China
A Presbyterian missionary with thirty three years in China explains Boxer troubles arose from Chinese opposition to foreign influence. He notes past policies and opium acts fueled tensions, but says conditions are now more favorable for spreading Christianity and urges guiding China’s development by Christian teachings to avert future disorder and the so called yellow peril.
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China
Dog Muzzling Ordinance Adopted by Bryan City
Bryan Texas March 8 1907 the city council adopted a dog muzzle ordinance effective after ten days violators face a 5 to 25 dollar fine and the city marshal is authorized to kill dogs found at large without a muzzle the measure approved by Mayor J E Butler and City Secretary Frank Clarke
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City of
Bryan
J. E. Butler
Frank Clarke
Texas
Partial resumption of Louisville street railway amid strike turmoil
Louisville on Tuesday saw limited service on four lines as strikebreakers from St. Louis and Cincinnati operated with police protection. Brick injuries and car hold ups sparked violence across downtown, with about 200 rioters at Seventeenth and Chestnut. 3 arrests were made. Suburban and interurban routes faced limited restoration. mail delivery to some towns occurred via special US Mail cars.
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Louisville
Louisville Street Railway Company
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Fifth and Main
Seventeenth and
Chestnut
Jeffersontown
Okalona
Valley Station
Prospect
Kentucky
Jeffersonville
New Albany
Ind
Charles T. Rager
U. S
Second
Breckenridge
Tomlin Passes Away As Malarial Fever Claims Treasurer
Dallas March 12 A F E Tomlin treasurer of the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway Company of Texas died in a local sanitarium Tuesday of malarial fever. He was thirty six years old and leaves a widow.
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Katy Railway
Dallas
A. FE
Tomlin
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company of
Texas
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E. J. Fountain
Baswood Articles
Emmel & Maloney
Progressive Druggists
Toca
Hunter & Chatham
Bryan Roller Rink
Jno. M. Lawrence & Co
Dwinnel & Wright Coffee
White Crest Flour Club House Canned Goods
Eadache
Mane
Wajes
J. M. Caldwell
Bryan, Texas
Hilger
Brazos Valley Marble & Granite Works
C. L. Hilger
Royal Owl
Milburn
Tennessee Triumph Seed Potatoes
Sanders Bros
Cc. E. Bullock & CO
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