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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1905

Page

4

Real estate and insurance offerings in Texas property market

A broad classified ad lists 60 Main Street and Cavitt's addition lots for sale, rents, and time payments. It markets farms, upland and bottom lands, cattle and hog ranches in Texas, and western Texas and Mexico options. It also promotes life and fire insurance, stressing fire risk versus life coverage.

Main Street Stal Ng Cavitt Joe B Burleson Texas Mexico

Cyclone at Marlow damages town injuring residents

A fierce cyclone struck Marlow on Friday evening, wrecking fourteen to fifteen houses and damaging many more. The Catholic church suffered about 500 dollars in damage. In John Hutchinsons residence several people were hurt, one likely to die. Thompson and Graham and Cameron Lumber Company suffered about 1000 and 600 dollars in losses respectively.

L. T John Hutchinson Thompson & Graham Cameron’ Lumber Company

Businessmen Send Provisions to Snyder in War Aid

Oklahoma City on May 13 reports businessmen shipped two warloads of provisions and clothing to Snyder and raised a $1500 subscription to be forwarded immediately.

Oklahoma City Snyder

Severe wind and rainstorm hits Oklahoma towns

A severe hall wind and rainstorm moved through Marlow Rush Springs and Oklahoma City Friday causing damage and power outages as residents assessed the aftermath.

Oklahoma City Marlow Rush Springs

For Sale: Multiple parcels in town and vicinity

Several properties offered including the N B Cole block in Hall's addition for 750 dollars and parcels priced at 375 and 1500. Other listings include 242 acres Caldwell pasture, 4 room residence inside city, 410 acres Kurten timber land, Mistrat place with 8 room house, and 8 Allen Academy lots plus 270 acres timber land 21 miles from town. Terms easy.

N. B. Cole Hall’s Caldwell Kurten Mistrat Allen Academy

Social and Club Affairs Highlight Bryan Social Scene

Mrs. W H Oliver hosted an afternoon party for her nieces and Houston guests on a well attended lawn with games a saddle pony blindfold pin the tail on Tige and a prize for Miss Kathleen McMichael A Mexican band played as children enjoyed sherbet and cake later Mrs Tyler Haswell celebrated Ava Haswell seventh birthday with a Mexican orchestra and a cake cutting Master Albert Webb Read Wipprecht and Miss Mary Tatum Bain won items in the cake cutting ceremony The Bachelorettes met with Miss Irene Gammull for Forty two and the Bryan Light Guard dance at the armory drew about twenty five couples with Capt Howard Cavitt and Miss Sadie Cavitt leading the grand march.

W. H. Oliver Ms. Oliver Isses Winifred Mary Tatuain Houston Zenobia Buster Brown Tige Kathleen McMichael Marion Law Jr Leslie Ballard Mary James Tyler Haswell Bryan Ava Haswell Dinin Miss Ara Albert Webb el Paso Wipprecht Mary Tatum Bain Hattie Lou Hudson W. B. Hudson Irene Gammull Calvert Hattie Lou Hudson T. K. Lawrence

Engagement of Miss Horetzky to Samuel Fant in Houston

Mrs Laura Koppe announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Catherine May Horetzky to Samuel Walter Fant of Houston. Fant is a prominent Houston businessman, building a two story residence there. An invitation lists Mr and Mrs Joseph Floyd Parks and Mr and Mrs Parks Jr at home Wednesday evening May seventeenth from nine to twelve in Bryan Texas.

Jennie Howell Corps of Cadets J. W. Howell Laura Koppe Catherine May Horetzky Samuel Walter Fant Hous Miss Horetzky Bryan Houston Fant Joseph Floyd Parks Joseph Floyd Parka Jr Bryan, Texas

Snyder Tornado Toll Estimated At 125 Dead

Snyder Oklahoma residents faced a grim toll as early reports fix the death count at 125 from a 35 mile tornado path. Aid appeals, relief committees, and mass burials marked Friday as survivors struggled through rain, flooding, and shattered homes.

Requisition for Troops to Aid Snyder Tornado Victims

Lawton Oklahoma May 13 Commandant Cooney Kingsbury of the Eighth Cavalry at Fort Sill requests orders to send troops to Snyder with rations for tornado survivors The Oklahoma National Guard engineering corps heads to Snyder with seventy five tents as temporary homes for the destitute A storm drenches southwestern Oklahoma flooding Lawton streets injuring several people and filling the temporary hospital with Snyder victims Roosevelt approves burial of John Paul Jones at Annapolis Md

Lawton

Noted Railroader Dead in Richmond News

Major B D T Myers president of the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad dies after brief illness in Richmond Virginia on May 13.

Richmond B. D. T. Myers Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad

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T.R. Batte Att Fountan Mer. Real Estate Dept T. R. Batte & CO Insurance W. H. Lawrence W. C. Fountain Crown Burt Norwood W. A. Watkins Gert G. Smith Zack Talley L. Rozzotto Zennatti E. O. Dewitt & CO Chicago, Ill M. H. James James’ Drug Store A. L. Mondrick, M. D Plymouth Rocks Thos. W. Higgs Santinola Alace Lirette Paris Tennessee J. W. Batts Taliaferro Building Court House Brazos County Mary Knowles Rob Roberts Bertha Roberts D.W. Spence College Glee Club Bryan Young Ladies Sadie Cavitt Light Guard Embroidery Ethel Cavitt Misses Pitts Forgale Freight Silas B. Johnson Parker RYE Montreal Rye Orienial Rye E. Rohde Okla United States War Department Washington Roosevelt Morton John Paul Jones Annapolis A. L. Zinanti Sele Erin ST. Louis Iron Mountain Union Station Texarkana St.Louis National Lines of Laredo San Antonio Mexico City Vial Monterey Torreon Durango L. Price L&t North South Texas Austin Waco Ft.Worth Calveston & Denison M. L. Robbing Houston, Texas
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