Democrats Poised to Regain Tenth District in 1900s
The text notes Democrats confident of reclaiming the Tenth congressional district this year. It mentions Hawley potentially not seeking another term, a favorable Senate committee report on the emergency rivers and harbors bill with Brazos survey funding, a June issue of Everybody's Magazine, and a new postal rule holding those who take mail from the post office responsible for fines or imprisonment. It urges readers to check their mail before leaving the office.
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Hawley
Senate
Waco
Gulf
Pension list publication urged to ease tax burden
The Oakwoods Sun argues that only publishing pensioner names can cut the pension list cost. It says government disclosure will rally public sentiment to ease the pension tax, noting the burden has grown for 34 years since the last major conflict.
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Oakwoods Sun
Druggists to Close Sundays in Bryan Texas
We the undersigned druggists agree to close all drug stores each Sunday from 10 30 a m to 3 p m and will not remain in or about stores during these hours unless called by a physician's prescription. Signed Wilson Jenkins Drug Co Ip R Emmel M H James Lem B Hann B S Reap
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Bryan
Texas
Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co
R. Emmel
M. H. James
Lem B. Hann
B.S. Reap
Plan to fund Amy Ransom summer school at A M College
A Bryan Eagle notice details a drive to raise about 50 dollars to send Amy Ransom of Harvey Texas to a summer school at the A and M College. The plan asks contributors to donate one dollar each, with funds to be held at Merchants and Platers Bank and published names. The piece notes Amy’s strong intellect and work as a student despite long travels and flood losses. Contributions already listed include several individuals and a local church.
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Amy Ransom
Col. Edmonds
A. and
M. College
Bryan Eagle
Brazos
Merchants & Planters Bank
Harvey
Texas
The
Eagle
D. J. McDonald
MET Ad
Dale Weddington
Ls Oe
Hotel Arrivals and Local Church Services
List of named hotel guests from Dallas St Louis Detroit and other cities. Preaching in the Methodist church today at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Epworth League at 7 p.m. Sunday School at 9 345 a.m.
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OL Morey Hondo
TF Brashear
Hearne
J E van Riper
San Antonio
Hoyle
Dallas
Bainbridge
W H Bierman
St Louis
J L Buell
Detroit
H Speed
R H Harrison
City
W Goodbar
S Farley
Waco
Green
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Announcement slate for state and representative seats
For State Senator Twelfth district John A Wayland seeks re election subject to the Democratic nominating convention. J R Astin also listed. For Representative Fifty fifth district Dr J L Fountain and W H Nal appear, both subject to Democratic convention.
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John A. Wayland
J. R. Astin
J. L. Fountain
W. HH. Nal
Proposals for 1900 1901 wood and meat supplies at A M College
Sealed bids for 2500 cords of merchantable wood and for pork beef and mutton for the 1900 1901 session are due at the President's office College Station Texas by 2 PM Monday June 4. Bids must include a 250 cash certificate and bond. bids may be rejected. Lost glasses case details and reward noted for Miss Cordia Fletcher.
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A. & M. College of Texas
College Station
Texas
L. L. Fosver
Legal Blanks Catalog Listing from Lega Blanks
Lega Blanks The Eagle advertises a full line of legal blanks including affidavits chattel mortgages powers of attorney and releases of vendor's lien. Prices shown for single items scale with quantity and office contact is Eagle.
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Eagle
Eagle Office
Mississippi moves on broom corn boom and new industries
A Jackson Mississippi note highlights J G Toole’s broom corn venture expanding from a small wagon factory to a growing output. The article links southern liberal laws to new chartered projects from Kosciusko oil mill to Vicksburg furniture and Yazoo City book bindery, signaling diversified industry growth across multiple states.
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Illinois
J. G. Toole
Jackson
Mr. Toole
Indiana
Mississippi
Kosciusko
Norfield
Taylorsville
Macon
Glendora
Vicksburg
Hattiesburg
Yazoo City
Alabama
West Huntsville
Alexander City
Ensley City
Arkansas
Augusta
Helena
Jonesboro
Florida
Tallahassee
Sea Island
Lake City
Tampa
Georgia
West Point
Atlanta
Greenbush
Kensington
Lafayette
LaGrange
Warrenton
Covington
Eatonton
Griswoldville
Kentucky
Munfordville
Kent
Somerset
Paducah
North Carolina
Advance
Leicester
Henry
Salisbury
Sanford
South Carolina
Columbia
Mascdeville
Jonesville
St. Matthews
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Rockwood
Texas
Smithville
Yorktown
Brenham
Gatesville
Virginia
Drakes Branch
Middletown
Trank
Manchester
Spoke
Alexandria
Board of medical officers to study Cuban diseases
The secretary of war appoints a board of medical officers to meet at Quemados Cuba to pursue scientific investigations into infectious diseases prevalent on the island. Major Walter Reed along with Acting Assistant Surgeons James Carroll Aristides Agramonte and Jessie W Lazear form the detail under general Surgeon General directions.
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Washington
Secretary of War
Quemados
Cuba
Walter Reed
James Carroll
Aristides Agramonte
Jessie W. Lazear
Army
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