Subscription rates and political nomination note at Bryan paper
Entered at the Bryan Texas post office as Second Class mail matter. Connelly Palmer and Carnes publish the notice with subscription prices per week ten cents per month forty cents. Henderson and Astin listed. Subject to action of the Democratic nominating convention.
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Bryan
Texas
Cameron
John A. Wayland
J. L. Fountain
W.H. Nall
Marked Success at School Library Benefit Concert
A school library benefit concert at the opera house drew strong attendance under Miss Ivy Carnes. performances featured mock wedding by a group of Little Misses and Masters, with notable musical numbers by Mrs. W S Wilson, Carnes, and Aline DeMaret. The Harris Orchestra aided the program with well rendered pieces.
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Opera House
Ivy Carnes
Cedice Hickman
Frances Chance
Lucile Batte
Luisle DeMaret
Mary Ross Parker
Pauline Webb
Masters George Brandon
Hal Hearn
Robi. Webb
Roy Nunn
Quinlan Adams
Tom Daly
Willie Tucker
Willie Tucker. the Musical Numbers By Mrs. W. S. Wilson
Bell Adams
Carnes
Aline DeMaret
Aline
Lizzie Suber
Vivian Martin
Nellie Cole
Mary Nicol
Harris
Postal Letter List For Week Ending Until 23
The Bryan post office lists letters remaining for the week ending date shown. A charge of one cent is made on each area of mail advertised. When calling for these letters please say advertised. Very Respectfully TYLER HASWELL P. M.
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Bryan
Tyler Haswell
P. M
Death of Wm. Drew at Edge Texas
Wm Drew died at his home near Edge Texas on April 17 and was buried April 18 in House cemetery. Born June 10 1816 in Burk County Georgia he married Melissa Hamilton then moved to Alabama before settling in Brays County Texas. He leaves a wife seven children and many grandchildren. Community notes his gentleness and sound judgment and honors him as Grandpa. T. W. B.
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Wm. Drew
Edge
Texas
House
Burk County
Georgia
Melissa Hamilon
Alabama
Brays County
Mr. Drew
Floods Hit Holligan School District Weathered With Washouts
May 1 Holligan reports heavy rain with flooded creeks washing out fields and crop damage. Measles spread sickening T A Hensarling. Local visits include James Kincanan and Noah Thompson. Church plans on the Second Sunday include preaching and singing. choir officers to be elected.
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N. A. Summers
Harvey
Noah Thompson
Marion Shaw
Cottonwood Prairie
Dollie McCullouch
Cartwheel Prairie
Sly Jim
Farming slows as April weather moderates
Harvey April 30 report notes farmers behind with planting though corn up and some land plowed. Bethel school closes, events by Prof and Mrs McDonald and others draw crowds. Rain affects work, road projects resume, several locals listed as ill or recovering, with social visits and local preaching scheduled.
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Harvey
Bethel
McDonald
Nath Cotham
McClung
Maude Davis
Todd
A. I. Shackelford
Pearl
Como Gandy
Walter Bloxom
A. M. Stewart
Bullock
Minnie
Reliance
Josie Pate
Lorena
Great German Ship to Surpass All in Speed and Size
The North German Lloyd line ordered a 752 foot 45000 horsepower liner from Vulcan Ship Building in Stettin slated for completion in 1901. If delivered as promised the vessel would exceed the speed and length of the Oceanic and Deutschland and aim for a five day transatlantic crossing, with potential rivalry spurring further giant ships.
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North German
Lloyd Line
Vulcan Ship Building Company
Stettin Ac
Hamburg-American Steamship Deutschland
Oceanic
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Lloyds
Lloyd
Cunard Line
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No Insurrection Feared by Prominent Cubans
Havana reports Colonel Carlos Cespedes says no rising in eastern provinces though labor issues persist after harvest. He notes Cubans in Santiago largely back the National party and trust U S aid for independence. El Dario de la Marina calls rumors of rebellion absurd and cites internal divisions.
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Havana
Carlos Cespedes
Santiago
National Party
United States
Francisco Valiente
Union Democratic Party
Cuba
el Dario de la Marina
R W Henderson Shot Dead in Odessa
Odessa Texas May 2 W R Henderson was shot and killed here. The bullet came from a Winchester rifle. He died three minutes after the shot. Rube Reed is in custody.
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Odessa
Tex
W. R. Henderson
Winchester
Rube Reed
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