Local notes from Bryan and nearby areas
Local items report visitors and residents: H Marwitsky in Navasota, Dr Mike Jr and Co. in town, Oliver visiting in San Antonio, Mrs W C Fountain returning from Greenville, W V Hanway from Dallas, Mrs J O Kernole from Anderson, and others from Ennis Madison and Waco. Dr J B Cruse establishes practice in Bryan after Vanderbil le and New Orleans clinics. Chas Edinburg relocates restaurant to Gooch building. A Wise Woman at the opera house draws a fair crowd, Dennis Calhoun case before the district court, Girl From Chili coming March 27, Maude Bevil leaves for Waco. Car corn for sale by R M Gordon & Co. Richmond items include Brook Hill Whisky and Mount Vernon Rye at Exposition Saloon.
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Brook Hill
W. A. Gustavus
Madison County
Mount Vernon
B. R. Splane
Opalousas
Tom Searcy
Willow Hole
R. M. Gordon &Co
Steele Steele
J. B. Routt
Allen Farm
Chas. Vesmirovsky
Chili
Opera House
Mike
Maude Bevil
Kountze
Waco
Gertrude
Amber Nall
Grand Lodge sale offers round trip San Antonio trips
For Grand Lodge Sons of Herman March 24th H. & T. C. will sell round trip tickets to San Antonio fare from Bryan $5.00 Limit March 27th. Tickets must be signed and stamped in San Antonio before return. Boarders wanted Four boarders wanted pleasant rooms conveniently located Apply at Eagle office.
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Grand Lodge Sons of Herman
San Antonio
Bryan
Eagle Office
Nice yam potatoes and sale note at Cole Bros
Nice yam potatoes at Cole Bros. $3 Call for Lemps Extra Pale. 109.
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Cole Bros
Lemps
Office Hours Listed for Suite Consultation
Announcement notes office hours for a suite consultation and examination. Hours run 9 a m to 12 m and 1 30 to 5 p m, with the date 2 17 implied. The message emphasizes availability for the consultation and examination.
Demurrer Sustained In Gubernatorial Contest Ruling
Louisville March 21 Governor Beckham demurrer sustained and motion to strike out parts of Republicans reply granted. Interlocutory judgment issued. two factual questions remain: Beckham age and Goebel death timing relative to legislature declaration. Next step likely appeal to court of appeals. depositions underway. Colson in Frankfort. Polsgrove travels to Lexington. Goebel assassination witnesses cited. Colson declines comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Judge Field
Beckham
Goebel
The
Commonwealth
Court of Appeals
Frankfort
Polsgrove
Lexington
Sergt. F. W. Golden
David G. Colson
Court OKs Kansas City Pittsburg and Gulf Railroad Sale
Federal judges Thayer and Philips approve the sale to the reorganization committee amid protests by Arkansas Construction and others who cannot file to intervene. Arkansas claims exceed 2.5 million dollars for construction work and will appeal to the U S Supreme Court. In Paris a judge narrowly escapes murder by a revolver shot from Bardin who is restrained by municipal guards.
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Kansas City
Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf Railroad
Reorganization Committee
Thayer and Philips
Federal Court
Arkansas Construction Cmpany
T. E. Hill
New York
8. B. Ladd
United States Supreme Court
Arkansas Construction Company
Kansas City, Pittsburg and
Gulf
Paris
Palace of Justice
Fifth Court
Bard:n
Bardin
Maitre
Carnegie Frick dispute fuels Atlantic City talks
In Atlantic City on March 21 Andrew Carnegie Henry Phipps A M Moreland F T F Lovejoy and Charles M Schwab are seen in close circles. Phipps Moreland and Lovejoy are thought to back Frick since the Carnegie Frick litigation began. The magnates stay close but will not discuss potential effects on the Pittsburgh suits. A truce between Carnegie and Frick is rumored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Andrew Carnegie
Henry Phipps
A. M. Moreland
F. T. F. Lovejoy
Charles M.schwab
Mr. Phipps
Mr. Moreland
Mr. Lovejoy
Carnegie-Frick
Frick
Pittsburg
Messrs. Carnegie and
Alvin, Tex
Elevator Collapse Injures Thirty at Blakely Printing
In Chicago at 7 o'clock this morning a faulty engine caused an elevator to fall from the third floor injuring thirty Blakely Printing employees. The most seriously hurt include George Hale Albert Christian Joseph Hoffman and many others.
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Chicago
Blakely Printing Company
George Hale
Albert Christian
Joseph Hoffman
Albert Seifert
Ernst Heine
James Delamy
Walter Hartwig
Patrick Foley
Edward Levi
James Thomas
George Welkes
John Rambo
George Hall
Edward Saville
Edward Wolf
Edward King
Louis Stanton
George Compton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boston
Sparr
Revere
Java
Paul Revere
John Chancey Kernole
H. Marwitsky
Navasota
Sauer Kraut
Dr. Mike Jr. & Co
Brove W. H
Oliver
E. J. Fountain
Seth Kinney
Ennis
W.V. Hanway
Dallas
W.C. Fountain
Greenville
J. O. Kernole
Anderson
Exposition Saloon
F. J. Anderson
Sistf
J. W. Robinson
Marlin
BE. R. Nash
J. B. Cruse
Vanderbille Medical College of
Nashville 93
New Orleans Polyclinic
Read’s
Cruse
Eagle
Dr. Cruse
Chas. Edinburg
Gooch
James and McDougald
J. P
Arch
Frank
Robert Cheatham
I. P
E. T. Bailey
Cnandi E McNair
Dave
Buster Harris
Lee Shehorn
Henry Vernon
Alvus
Clinton Hawks
J R Johnson
Neal
Chester Williams
JH Taylor
Asa Casey
H B Donaho
Dennis Calhoun
Venices
Calhoun
Tyler Haswell
Waldrop
AN Brown
Houston
Somers
Gainesville
Chase Cheesborough
Galveston
Hanway
A Frerechs
Phila
E Wohmeyer
Brenham
J Moore
Myers
J E Butler
City
A B Matthews
Marie Lamour
Francie Jones
Leslie Davis
Frederic Murphy
J E Ferguson
Wise Woman Co
H A Bender
Omaha
Geo H Persons
Cincinnati
Withers
GW Schmidt
DB McCall
D M Hodges
Palestine
E C Gerrande
A C Vickers
M Hill
Marret
Isbell
Pankey
S Gregory
Madisonville
T Edmonds
St Louis
A Buchanan
J W Biggs
W H Burt
J W Stallings
W E Gandy
Jas Boxley
J B Carroll
T J Sawyer
J T Cross
Harvey
T Wilson
Benchley
Tillman Isbet
C. L. Goben
Osteopath
Parker Building
Demurrer
Colson
Frick-Carnegie
Pekin, Ms
Lucy Sommers
Illinois River
East Peoria
Peoria
Jno
M. Lawrence c
Placin
AJAX
Dwinnell-Wright Co
Louisiana
Daveden's Livery Stake
Jas. O. Kernale
J. V. Brogdon
Pindell
Swift
Blanke & Bro
Dodson & Braun
Cross & Blackwell
Stephens
Durkee
Dansby & Dansby
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