Revival Services At Baptist Church Attract Crowds
Rainy Tuesday kept some away yet the Baptist church was well filled. The sermon asked if God demands perfect obedience from every person at all times and was praised as logical and convincing. Several joined in prayer and faith, with growing interest. Friday and Saturday focus on Sabbath school work led by Dr. L. E. Peters of West Virginia with afternoon services. Evangelist McConnell to preach at night.
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Baptist Church
L. E. Peters
West Virginia
Evangelist McConnell
American Wine for Americans
Escapernong wine is an American product from a limited Atlantic coast area. For a century it has been popular for its pure fruity taste, delicate aroma, and moderate price. Taylor & Cox have just received a new shipment.
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Atlantic
Taylor & Cox
Hood's Brigade reunion planned for Bryan in June
A.C. Brietz announces Hood's Brigade Association Confederate veterans will hold their annual reunion in Bryan on June 27 and 28. He asks Bryan citizens to prepare and form committees with the J. B. Robertson camp Daughters of the Confederacy and the Bryan Business League to entertain the veterans, most of whom are few in number, preserving memories for Hood's Texas Brigade survivors.
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Bryan
J. B. Robertson
Daughters of the Confederacy
Business League of
Hood
Texas Brigade
A.C. Brietz
Pres
Hood’s Brigade Association
Fifth Sunday Meeting of Bryan Baptist Institute at Millican
The Workers Institute of the Bryan Baptist association meets Millican church on a Friday before the fifth Sunday. The program includes eight questions with multiple clergy and lay leaders presenting on salvation plans, apostles as missionaries, exegesis of 2 Thessalonians 2 3, the afterlife between death and resurrection, prayer benefits, meeting usefulness, church prosperity with absent members, and Sabbath school necessity. Committee: T. T. Goodwin, J. H. McGregor, W. W. Weaver.
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Workers’ Institute of the Bryan Baptist Association
Millican
W. C. Finley
J. M. Zimmerman
Dixon
F. M. Law
W. H. McVey
Apostles
T. T. Goodwin
James J. Conway
S. M. Bullock
Lloyd
F. M. Petty
W. H. Wiley
H. C. Boatwright
A.B. Welch
D. S. Lloyd
A. W. Buchanan
Dr. Adderhold
J. H. McGregor
Rev. H. Burrows
G. A. Foster
A. G. Gober
W. E. Conway
T. E. Shaw
W. W. Weaver
Committee
Advertised Letters at Bryan Post Office March 17 1902
List of names for letters remaining at the Bryan post office for the week ending March 17 1902. A one cent charge is required for each advertised piece. When calling for letters, say advertised and provide the date. Postmaster Tyler Haswell notes the sale of black lace hose at 25 cents a pair by Webb Bros.
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Bryan
Tyler Haswell
Fire at Hoboken destroys ship and pier firemen doubt losses
A blazing fire on Tuesday night razed the Hoboken pier of the Phoenix Steamship line and the British Queen vessel. Dozens of cotton bales and hay were lost, with lighters and cargoes damaged and a Barber Steamship dock harmed. Estimated losses reach about 1,000,000 dollars. Reports say Chief Engineer Scott and a sailor named Jansen may be dead, with others missing or seen leaping into the water. Some crew likely escaped with difficulty. longshoremen and stevedores may also be unaccounted for.
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New York
Phoenix Steamship Line
Hoboken
N. J
Barber Steamship Line
Holland-American Line
Campbell
Scott
Jansen
Dallas County Primaries Result Summary
In Dallas County primary results complete except one precinct. State offices show Grubbs leading Lanham for governor, Allen leading Neal and Spinks for lieutenant governor, MecFall ahead of Bell for attorney general, Love over Kaufman for controller, Bickett ahead of Robbins for treasurer, Terrell first for land commissioner, Lefevre over Cousins for state superintendent, Colquitt over Curtis and Hornsby for railroad commissioner, Williams leads for associate justice, Eaton ahead in court of criminal appeals, Templeton leads for fifth district civil appeals, Knight and Clark lead in Congress with Wooten close. Nearly 123000 votes cast.
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Dallas
Grubbs
Lanham
Allen
Neal
Spinks
MecFall
Bell
Lefevre
Cousins
Colquitt
Curtis
Hornsby
Associate Justice Supreme Court
Williams
Associate Justice Court of Criminal Appeals
Eaton
Davidson
Associate Justice Court of Civil Appeals
Fifth District
Templeton
Congress—Knight
Clark
Wooten
Miller Desertion Case Heads to Circuit Court of Appeals
In New Orleans on March 19 the case of Daniel Marshall Miller an 18 year old Texan detained for desertion moves to the United States circuit court of appeals for decision. The War Department has sent Lt Colonel E H Crowder from Chicago to aid U S District Attorney W H Atwell of Texas in contesting a habeas corpus writ demanding the boy's release from Dallas jail and return to his parents custody.
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New Orleans
Daniel Marshall Miller
Texas
United States Military
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Army
Chicago
United States District
W. H. Atwel
Cook Promoted To General Superintendent Of Western Division
Theodore P Cook, district superintendent of the Western Union at St. Louis, is named general superintendent of the western division with headquarters in Chicago, effective April 1. He replaces Colonel R C Lowry who becomes president and general manager with New York HQ. Cook previously served as assistant superintendent of the second district from 1885 to 1897 and succeeded T C Baker after his death in St. Louis in 1897.
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Chicago
Theodore P Cook
Western Union Telegraph Company
St. Louis
R. C. Lowry
New York
Cook
Secon
Dallas
Tex
T. C Baker
End of Sunday Funerals in Trenton as Union Action
Sunday funerals in Trenton New Jersey appear halted by the coachmen's union backed by ministers. Union drivers refuse to assist non union drivers in carrying out burial processions on the Sabbath ending the old practice.
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New York
Trenton
N. J
Coachmen’s Union
Riot at Fort Morgan Reported Near Mobile Bay
A riot between soldiers and civilians at Fort Morgan near Mobile bay Sunday night left one dead and ten to fifteen wounded, according to a signal from the fort. The incident occurred at the entrance to Mobile bay and details remain limited.
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Mobile
Fort Morgan
Ala
Mobile Bay
Prince Henry Returns Home to Germany at Cuxhaven
Admiral Prince Henry of Prussia returns to German soil at Cuxhaven on Monday afternoon in a ceremony of pomp. The Kaiser meets the prince several miles from the port, marking the official homecoming.
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Prince Henry
Cuxhaven
Prussia
Sultan Ahmed Deposed Amid Wadal Revolution
In Tripoli March 19, a revolution in Wadal led to Sultan Ahmed being deposed. Moham ed Dudu, son of the former Sultan J usef, is proclaimed sultan in his stead amid fierce fighting.
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Tripoli
Africa
Wadal
Sultan Ahmed
Mohamed Dudu
Jusef
Boy Drowns While Fishing in Elm Creek
Roy Girard George, 12 year old son of J C George, drowned after slipping into 18 feet of water at Elm creek near Gainesville Texas on March 19 while fishing in the presence of several youngsters.
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Gainesville
Tex
Maroh
Girard George
J. C. George
Elm Creek
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Neville Racket Store
Madras
Batiste
the Daily Eagle
Connelly & Carnes
R. H. Harrison
J. B. Stevenson
City of
U. A. Searcy
The
Hood's Brigade Association of Confederate Veterans
Lee
Emmet’s Prescription Pharmacy
Hunter
Oghatham
AE Eoven
Cardo
Webb Bros
Dallas County
Roy
Gainsville
Boehme
Vmgs Bakery
Dea
Otto Boehme
Bryan, Texas
Nabors Bros
Nabors Brothers
Mark
Pacific
Gasfornia
Southern Pacific
F. B. Morse
M.l.“Robbins, Gen. Pass. & Ticket Ag
H. B. Dorsey
Exchange Hotel
Melrose Imperial
John M. Caldwell
Fine Jersey Bull
M. H. James
W. A. Watkins
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