Southern politics and Venezuela gossip in May 1901 issue
In the May 22 1901 Daily Eagle editorial the writer mocks southern support for the Republican party cites General Fernandez of Venezuela courting a neighbor's 15 year old daughter as a joke and questions public judgment. The paper advertises a free Home Formulary Book distribution by Wilson Jenkins Drug Co and invites requests for copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Fernandez
Venezuela
Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co
Letter List Remaining in Bryan Post Office May 20
A weekly notice lists names of patrons with letters unclaimed at the Bryan post office for the week ending May 20. A one cent charge is required for each advertised piece of mail and callers should mention advertised date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Evera Bradley
Mary Ann
Reek
C. W. Dickson
C. Foster
Jennie Green
Sue Higgins
Sallie Jones
Emma Johnson
Louisa Johnson
Hattie Kinsy
Sam Love
Josephine Ridden
Emma Shelley
Amy Williams
Tennie Wilson
Archie Williams
Eddy White Tennie
Bryan
Tyler Haswell
P. M
County Fair Committee Works to Launch Three Day Event
Bryan business leaders push county fair with A and M college support. Plan calls for three day event using driving club grounds, needing about 2500 dollars for start up. Sub committees formed to raise stock subscriptions from merchants and locals, with college aid and Farmers Congress exhibits to boost early success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business League
Doremus & Butler
W.S. Howell
Malcolm Carnes
Bryan Driving Club
Bryan
A. and M. College
Connell
Farmers Congress
W. R. Johnston
R. 5. Webb
G. M. Brandon
A. M. Waldrop
W. S. Howell
United
Case to force land patent in Brazos Valley Oil District
In Austin on May 21 the Texas Supreme Court ordered filing of the mandamus petition by Amasa B. Chappell against Charles Rogan and others to compel issuing a patent for land in the oil district. The court set June 12 for submission and adjourned for summer June 28. The dispute centers on mineral reservations and purchaser affidavits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
State Land Office
San Augustine
Supreme Court
Amasa B. Chappell
Charles Rogan
Hailstorm Damage Across Texas and Miscellaneous Local News
Reports from Laredo and Austin detail hail damage and travel plans, including cattle losses and a wedding bound for Manila. Train progress near Nacogdoches advances, while Paris, Texas notes a wagon accident fatality and Paris meat market burglary. St. Louis workers plan a 9 hour day strike. Chicago to host 1904 Olympian games per Paris dispatch.
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Palmer
the Daily Eagle
Connelly & Carnes
McKinley
South
Franklin Bros
Committee
G. A. Markham
Memphis
Tenn
Emme’s Prescription Pharmacy
ZOOS
Alfred Wright
Juliet
Mary Stuart
Maud Muller
Thelma
Emmel’s Prescription Pharmacy
the News OF Texas
The
Land Commission
Oil District
Brazos Valley
Texarkana
Tex
William Furlough
Edwards
Melvin Anderson
New Boston
Brazos Valley Extension
Cleburne
Cunningham
International and
Great Northern Railroad
Calvert, Waco
Squire Watson
Winchester
Hall
Laredo
Here
Manila
Sarah Searight
Colonel Searight
San Francisco
Robert W. Dowdy
Twenty-second Regular Infantry
Nacogdoches
Texas and New
San Antonio
Anton Strohmeyer
East Commerce Street
Sherman Sewerage Bonds
Sherman
Cleveland
Ohio
Texertens Offewe Shen
Mar
Tom Scooth
Paris
Mar Fi
Solomeon Wideman
Cvents
Safe Blowers
Athens
Washington
James S. Ayers
Ayers
Lola Ida Henri Bonine
St. Louis
Chicago
Lamb Springs
McDougald
Navasota
T. J. Pugh & Company
Bryan and Beaumont, Texas
Buffalo
N. Y
Houston & Texas Central
Sunset Central
Dension
New Orleans
Galveston
Denison
Elgin
Houston
Worth
Denver
Waco
F. B. Morse
M. L. Robbins
A. G. Newsum
T. J. Anderson
Mgr
Texas
Gen. Pass. & Tkt. Agt
Dallas, Texas
Dist. Pass, Agt
Waco, Texas
Shreveport
Hearne
Dallas, FT. Worth and
Kansas
North Texas
Milano
Santa Fe
C. W. & B. V. Railroad
L. Trice
D. J. Price
I, & G, N. Railroad
Palestine
Daily Eagle
Weekly Eagle
Clarence Pearson
S.W. Buchanan
Franklin Brothers
Bryan, Texas
New Marke Building
Courthouse
Bryan Grocery Company
Bryan Steam Laundry
A. E. Worley
Change Hotel
Otto Boehme
Texas Bakers and Boarding House
Standpipe
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