Local notices highlight markets and visitors in Bryan
Bryan residents and visitors are noted buying beef at Trant's market and other goods. Local names include Jolly, Donahoe, Barron, Johnson, Payne, and Adama. Health updates report no smallpox cases amid a pest house and a missing convict shooting rumor. planned events include a charity tea for the Baptist church and pasture offerings at Mitchell pasture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Donahoe
Leon County
P.L. Barron
Rock’ Prairie
Bryan
Trant’s
W. P. Trant
W. T. James
Mount Vernon
Exposition Saloon
Lon Johnson
C.C. Ganaway
Effie Ganaway
Tabor
R. J. Anderson
New Orleans
W. E. Saunders
Clarke & Dansby
Richelieu
Robt. Webb
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Duret Bone
Eagle Reporter
Miss Maud Willson Honored By Bryan Society
Miss Maud Willson, bride to be of Liverpool’s Eustace Taylor, was feted yesterday by a merry company of Bryan ladies from 4 to 6 pm. The elegant gathering featured Parisian roses and lilacs, a luncheon, and toasts by Miss Carr and Miss Shepard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Carr
Miss Shepard
Miss Willson
Maud Willson
Miss Parker
Frances Parker
Olive Willson
McKenzie
The Bells concert shines with top city performers
The opera house last night hosted The Bells featuring Mr. Pitts violin Mrs. Pitts piano Miss Abby Rose Wood soprano Miss Nelson contralto and Mr. Carrell baritone. Each artist earned encores and the program concluded with a promising note for a return engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Pitts
Abby Rose Wood
Miss Nelson
Carrell
Tornado Damages Selma Area Mil ls and Stores
A tornado Tuesday caused extensive damage in Riderville near Selma leaving the E. E. Jackson Lumber mill and store wrecked and many homes demolished. Ex Governor Jackson of Maryland visiting the mill survived uninjured as the office roof blew away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
Riderville
Here
E. E. Jackson Lumber Company
Jackson
Maryland
Opelika
Ala
Mineral Well
Amy Hangeley
Five Bodies Recovered From Armour Fire Ruins
Five corpses recovered from the Armour Curled Hair and Pelt works inferno include William Ricksecker John B. Gorge James Flanagan John Smith and a burned man believed to be Daniel Sheenan. Three more workers Ella Hemmsweight William Gillson and John White remain missing. Jeremiah Steele who leaped to the net after jumping from a fourth floor window is in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Ricksecker
John B. Gorge
James Flanagan
John Smith
Daniel Sheenan
Ella Hemmsweight
William Gillson
John White
Jeremiah Steele
Two More Men Shot In Alabama Mining District
The Dolomite area saw renewed violence after the arrest of a Black man, with Mack Chambers and another white man shot from long range. Sheriff O Brien reports 35 arrests as ringleaders, discharged members of the Third Alabama colored regiment, urged miners not to submit. Mining work resumes under heavy deputy guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Dolomite
Mack Chambers
O' Brien
Alabama Colored Regiment
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Croceries
Dave Jolly
Bethel
Mike
J. W. Robinson
Marlin
D. G. Jolly
Miss Callie
John Payne
Tobe Tobias
Payne Prairie
A. G. Beard
J. J. Adama
Austin
Arthurcigars
Main Street
Jersey
W. T. Ford
Quince Adaima
George Donahoe
Madison County
Yester
R. H. Harrison
Sidney Santarosas
Houston
Clifford Axson
Rock Springs
Edwards County
Axson
Mumford
Dana Coulter
Charming Entertainment
Maud Willison
Misses Parker
Just
Parks & Wa
Alabama
Georgia
Lexington
Crawford
Kingston
Jamaica
New York
Santiago
Green and Armstead
Texas
E. V. Brewster
W. J. Bryan
Oregon
James Crow
Cassius
Atlanta
Candler
Attorney For Law
Fort Worth
Tex
Mansfield
Joseph Marx
Texarkana
Citizens’ Bank of
Washington
McKinley
Indianapolis
Ind
Michael Shea
Hay
American Copying Co
Burt Norwood
Tyler Haswell
Anheuser-Busch
John M. Lawrence & Co
American Brewing Association
Budweiser
DIXIE
T. P. Boyett
MY Home
Gabe Schwarz
Hempstead
Paul M. Baylor
Bryan, Texas
James Drug Store
Hall's Drug Store
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