Anderson Foresees Rail Line Arrival Soon
The item notes Anderson expects the railroad to reach within ten to fifteen days. It mentions Edward VII ordering more Kentucky whisky, the Willacy local option battle in Austin with a tight vote forecast, and Americans retailing shoes and music items in Germany. Calvert prohibitionists push a Robertson county election petition, while Rev. J. G. Adams talks prohibition in Fort Worth. A Fort Worth case tests the constitutionality of cotton futures contracts on margins. Federation labor organizers in Tampa face threats, with Samuel Gompers seeking protection.
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Calvert
Commissioners Court
Robertson County
J. G. Adams
Fort Worth
Lobby Fights Tax on Intangible Corporate Assets in Austin
A strong coalition gathers in Austin to oppose a pending bill taxing intangible assets of corporations. The measure would tax the real value of properties including franchises, a move proponents say fair but critics challenge as unnecessary.
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Austin
Brazos County Teachers Institute Program
The program lists prayer music by Allen Academy Orchestra, roll call current events, compulsory school laws by Miss Charlotte Stoddard, a Ruskin vs Spencer topic by Prof W M Boarder on education, a class on education by Rev A M Spene, and adjournment.
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Allen Academy Orchestra
Charlotte Stoddard
Ruskin Vs. Spencer
W. M. Boarder
Rev
A. M
Spene
For Sale Six Room House And Three Lots
For sale a six room house with three lots, outhouses, underground cistern, all in first class condition. Price 1500 dollars. A. W. Hollman 68 lm. Norwood's carries first spring shipment of W L Douglas shoes and oxfords.
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A. W. Hollman
Norwood’s
W. L. Douglas
Liverpool and New York Cotton Markets Report
Memphis cotton letter notes Liverpool spot up six points and arrivals up three. May and June futures at 5.28 on first call, closing 5.26 to 6.27. Middling uplands at 5.40 with 7000 sales. New York initial drops then steady near 9.86 to 9.93 for May. Port receipts 12,532. New Orleans 5,050 bales at 9 1/2. Memphis 1,274 at 9 1/2. Week’s in-sight 140,264 bales. Lowell strike and heavy liquidation cited as market pressures. Nov-Dec closed 4.62-63 steady at 4.61.
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Memphis
Tenn
Liverpool
New York
New Orleans
Galveston
Houston
Lowell
Gen Boone in Critical Condition After Leg Amputation
Gen Gordon Boone of Navasota Texas, long ill, faced a dangerous leg amputation after blood poisoning set in. A Houston consultant and local physicians performed the operation this afternoon, but his extremely weak state risks the outcome. Friends in Bryan mourn the health crisis. The Fifth Sunday Providence church meeting is postponed to June due to bad weather and busy schedules.
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Navasota
Tex
Gordon Boone
Houston
Galveston
Gen. Boone
Bryan
A. C. Brietz
Eagle
Providence Church
T’y. T. T. Goodwin
Spot cotton markets steady across Liverpool New York and New Orleans
The Liverpool spot market finished steady and quiet with Middling 6.40 yesterday 5.34 and sales of 7 000 bales. New York spots closed quiet with Mid Dling 10.15 yesterday 10.10. New Orleans spots closed quiet with Middling 9 34 yesterday 9 34 and sales of 5 050 bales.
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Liverpool
New York
New Orleans
Notice to Alabama ex-citizens for souvenirs
All former Alabama citizens who send their names and current postal addresses to H. G. Benners in Greensboro Alabama must name the place or county where they lived in Alabama to receive a souvenir of their old homes. Write as soon as possible.
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Alabama
H. G. Benners
Greensboro
Ala
New Bryan Display Promotes Modern Lawn Garments
Special notice highlights a Bryan showcase featuring ite lawns piques ds and a line of W.Jw23 fabrics. It promotes wh dimities oxford and cleanest goods with no old stock. A colored lawns and organdies display by Coulter accompanies the line.
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Bryan
Coulter
Bryan announces candidates for city offices in April election
The Eagle announces A. L. Dunnica and W. R. Johnston as candidates for City Secretary of Bryan in the forthcoming April election. M. Spell seeks re election to City Secretary. W J Roberts and J P Boyett named for City Marshal. C Shelburne and J B Priddy listed as alderman candidates for Bryan in April.
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A. L. Dunnica
Bryan
W. R. Johnston
Co. M. Spell
W. J. Roberts
P. Boyett
Eagle
Co. C. Shelburne
Roger T. Boyle
City of
The
J.B. Priddy
New Embroidery Medallion Trim and Buttons at Coulter
W J Coulter announces new goods including embroidery medallion trim mings and large pearl buttons for waists in taw silk and fancy work. New lawns and lace effects offered.
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W. J. Coulter
The Irish Pawnbrokers at Opera House Tuesday
The Pawnbrokers, a three act Irish farce, will be at the opera house Tuesday night March 24. Ian Sullivan Mack Mazie Trumbull lead a 26 member company in a popa ekit now in its third year of success with new costumes music and scenery. Edgar Selden the author has written many comic successes including A Hot Old Time.
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Opera House
Ian
Sullivan
Mack
Mazie Trumbull
Edgar Selden
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the Daily Eagle
Gonnelly & Carnes
Bryan, Texas
Anderson
Edward VII
England
India
Willacy
Germany
Federation of Labor
Tampa
Florida
Samuel Gompers
Order
Brazos County
Teachers’ Institute
Stewart
Emmel’s
Hunter & Chatham
Men’s Furnishers
Geo. W. Smith, Jr
Future Markets
Voqeerdey
Ferndale
Dodson & Braun
Also & O
Anie
Crac
OOX
Odom
Chicago
the Irish Pawnbrokers
City National Bank
Ed Hall
Albert W. Wilkerson
G. S. Parker
R. T. Boyle
J. W. English
M. D. Cole
W. L. Zulch
B. H. Astin
G. 8. Parker
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