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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1899
Page
3
Local social notes and sales from area residents
Miss Elia King is reported seriously ill. Several locals traveled to Houston and Navasota yesterday. Pearl Wallace, Ivy Foster, Pearl Rogers visiting Franklin and Navasota. W. R. Oliver returned from North Texas. Second hand buggy and delivery wagon for sale. Residence for rent. Mr. and Mrs. Nichols and Morris en route home from Houston. Cottage sale west of J N Lawrence residence. Lake Rent game time today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Wallace
Franklin
Tyler Haswell
J. E. Butler
Houston
Lottie Hearne
Mozelle Boyett
Hearny
W. R. Oliver
Texas
Paul M. Raysor
Ivy Foster
Pearl Rogers
Navasota
H.R. Davison
Charles Knoblauch
John B. Mike
J. N. Lawrence
Arne
Joe
Morris, Sr
D. Nichols
Madi
Allen Academy meeting time changed to Friday afternoon
The Eagle announces the Allen Academy meeting hour changed from 8 PM Friday to 5 PM Friday afternoon at the opera house. The notice urges business people and all interested in Bryan’s welfare to attend, stressing the public good and a united effort to secure the academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Academy
Opera House
Bryan
Hodge to Start Weekly Paper in Anderson Texas
The Brazos Blade office materials, used for the Hearne Advocate, were sold by The Eagle to Mr. W. H. Hodge yesterday. He moved the outfit to Anderson Grimes County to launch a weekly newspaper at once. Anderson's boom grows with a Stoneham railroad proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eagle
Brazos Blade
Hearne Advocate
W. H. Hodge
Anderson
Grimes County
Hodge
Stoneham
Evening Card Party at Mrs G Parker Home
Mrs G Parker entertained a merry party of young guests at her southern city home last evening in honor of Miss Josephine Clark Miss Lucy Bryan and Miss Frances Parker. Rose decor highlights and refreshments accompanied dancing after progressive euchre. Edward Hall to purchase Jay Smith and Allen grocers in Waco receives praise from the Eagle based on the Waco Telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Waco Telephone
Edward Hall
Jay, Smith & Allen
Waco
Hall
Local arrivals and notices from an Exchange Hotel listing
A compilation of arrivals including A B Matthews and others from Chicago Houston Dallas Madisonville Philadelphia St. Louis and Dallas plus notices about a Sunday school picnic postponed due to measles and local business ads. Readers learn of visitors from Grimes county Brazos bottom and Harvey areas and a telegram from New York Queenstown voyage news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A B Matthews
Chicago
C R Willis
Houston
J R Cravens
Dallas
J E Morris
D Nichols
Madisonville
Guy B Hayden
Ed Lenz
Philadelphia
T H Patton
St. Louis
W K McCracken
Howell
The
Baptist Sunday School
Eagle
Lon Johnson
Bryan
L. M. Dowell
Charles Cobb
Ida Cobb
Dave Wells
Bud Stringer
Milt Wheeler
George Howard
Buck Pyle
Grimes County
W. H. Willson
Eustace Taylor
New York
Queenstown
Joe B. Reed
BH and T C Sell Round Trip Tickets With Stamp Rule
In New Orleans on May 6 15 24 BH and T C announce sale of round trip tickets valid ten days from sale date. Tickets must be stamped in New Orleans before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Ow
Lightning Strikes Russian Girl in Canal Street Storm
In New York on May 3 a 13 year old Russian girl Sadie Tunic was struck by lightning on Canal Street. The umbrella steel rod attracted the bolt causing severe burns to the abdomen right leg wrists nose and cheek with shock. Doctors fear she may not recover and note paralysis in her legs soon after admission. Canal Street crowds reacted with alarm as the storm raged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sadie Tunic
Canal Street
Georgia lawmaker proposes swift lynching remedy
The Georgia legislature faces a lynching question as Representative Morris of Cobb county plans a bill for rapid trials within five days of arrest and public hanging within five days after conviction. The act allows private testimony by a special commissioner and requires speedy trial provisions and possible special court convenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Morris
Cobb County
General Assembly
Stuart to Blame for Powder Explosion at Dupont Works
Investigations by Major Smith under War Department orders probe the Dupont Powder works blast on May 4 in Washington. Captain C E Stuart and five civilians died. evidence suggests the army officer was killed by his own invention after he pressed gun cotton into a shell with a hydraulic hammer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dupont
C. E. Stuart
Army
Smith
War Department
Stuart
Department
Three Go Ashore Off Cape Cod In Fog
Three schooners wrecked on Cape Cod due to fog and north easterly wind as crews escaped. Alice Phillips from New Haven went ashore at Race Point. Robert Byron on Crow Hill beach near Race Point life saving station. Helena from Maine flounders on Peaked Hill bars with fish scrap cargo in a bad position amid increasing gale. Race Point and Peaked Hill life savers have reached the wrecks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Light
Mass
Cape Cod
Alice Phillips
New Haven
Race Point
Robert Byron
Crow Hill
Helena
Maine
E South
Peaked Hill
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Time Table
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Jp. m
Elia King
Ira Gooch
Claude Mitchell
H. Weatherford
W. Buchanan
D. M. Shannon
Jim Shannon
Missie Shannon
A. M. Hill
Bob Allphin
Plummer Flint
W. L. Clark
Jim Donaho
R. P. Turner
Madison County
C. F. Thompson
Leona
Leon County
L. D. Thompson
HINDS
Woodbury
Palmer
Wrights
Pinauds
Lyons, Schoffields
Colgates
Mennens
Wison-deakins Uwe
Correst
Waldrop
Tlen’s Outfitters
Exchange Hotel
W. A. Reed's
Ed Heslop
R.S. Newsom
Brazos Bottom
Jones
J. H. McCullough
Harvey
Sheriff Garrett Scott
New Orleans
Dupont Powder Works
Collinsville
Iill
L. D. Ballard
John Brown
Ballard
Brown
Edwardsville
Kentucky
Chattanooga
Chickamauga Park
Bradley
Chicamauga
Denver
Colorado Athletic Association
Colorado
Levy Brothers
Anheuser-Busch
John M. Lawrence & Co
American Brewing Association
Budweiser
DIXIE
T. P. Boyett
Texas Bakery
Otto. Boehme
Otto Boehme
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