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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1906

Page

2

Proclamation Calls Kentucky Exiles Home for Louisville Week

Governor Beckham issues a proclamation ordering about 600000 Kentuckians living in other states to return to Louisville for homecoming week from June 13 to 17. The action aims to revive state ties and celebrate local heritage.

Frankfort Louisville Beckham

Bryan City Council Adopts Auto Operation Ordinance

Regular session presided by Mayor Butler approves minutes and balances across funds. Finance committee discusses carrying warrants at 2 percent with City National Bank. ordinance regulating automobile operation is adopted for Bryan Texas with new stopping duty to protect frightened teams.

Butler City National Bank Batts Adoue Adone Bryan Texas City of

City Council Proceedings Include Street Change and Electric Plant Franchises

The council discussed a street through the Texas Woman's College site and approved a Bryan electric light plant franchise with day service to begin when profitable. A motion set paydays for salaries on the first and bills on the second Saturday each month. Mayor Butler appointed Frank Clarke city secretary to fill the unexpired term of M. Spell.

J. G. Minkert Texas Woman’s College W. R. Cavitt Messrs. Grape and Harrald College Bryan Aome Water and Light Committee Butler Frank Clarke M. Spell

Longtime Iron Mountain Postmistress Retires After 53 Years

The Iron Mountain post office in Rusk county was discontinued after 53 years with Lizzie Everett as postmistress. Appointed at 31, she served under thirteen presidents and through two governments, never missing a day at the office. The Houston Chronicle notes her steadfast tenure and suggests the office should have stayed open for her full life.

Henderson Times Rusk County Iron Mountain Lizzie Everett Fillmore Pierce Taylor Buchanan Jackson Grant Hayes Garfield Arthur Cleveland Harrison McKinley Roosevelt United States Houston Chronicle

Death of Sam Newcomb in Reliance community

Sam Newcomb died Thursday night at his mother Mrs R Newcomb's home in the Reliance area after a brief illness that began Sunday. At nineteen, he was raised in Brazos county, a member of Reliance Baptist church and highly regarded. His passing brought deep sorrow.

Sam Newcomb R. Newcomb Reliance Mr. Newcomb Brazos County Reliance Baptist Church

Vault in Auditor's Office Opened. All Papers Uninjured

San Francisco May 11 The main vault in the auditor's office was opened but found intact with all valuable papers and bonds undamaged. The vault held bonds totaling 17 million dollars for permanent improvements and official bonds, license tags, books, vouchers, journals, and financial accounts across city departments.

San Francisco Auditor’s Office Auditor's Office

Pardee Delays Call for Special State Legislature

Governor Pardee rejects an early special session and demands a mapped programme before issuing a call. He notes strong urging from influential interests but remains deliberate, in San Francisco on May 11.

Pardee San Francisco

Drowned Fisherman Mann Beasly Dies in Texas Lake

In Naples Texas on May 11 Mann Beasly drowned while fishing when he fell headfirst into a branch and was not found until after he had passed. Two young girls fishing with him did not discover his body sooner.

Naples Tex Mann Beasly

Also Mentioned on This Page

the City National Bank OF U. S Total Albert W. Wilkerson S. Derden Notary Public G. S. Parker Ed. Hall J. W. English ED. Hall E. H. Astin G. S. Parker A. W. Wilkerson Hunter &« Chatham Men’s Furnishers City Spell Public Improvement Fund Grecia West Side School Fund Seen Street Finance Committee C. M. Spell Camp & Riordan Emmel & Maloney Progressive Druggists Wootan Wells Mineral Knox Bros L. Taylor THE Bryan Ice, Storage &Coal Company L. Stephan Ford Ford’s S Saloon
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