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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1898

Page

3

Local notices of sales, visits, and repairs in Bryan area

Local news lists trouser bargains at Templeman and Son, roof paint from Dodson’s, and several residents traveling to Waco Austin Fort Worth Houston and Galveston. Notable items include house for rent, a fire loss with no insurance, and a Catholic church confirmation service with eight masses and 80 confirmations.

Dodson J. R. Carlton Navasota P. H. Arrington Millin E. F. Gregory Edge M. Parker Austin Templeman & Son Howell Little Son Ft. Worth Dr. Heidingsfelder Houston John B. Mike J. W. Benson John Dyess J. A. Shaw Bethel Annie Adams Mudville J. J. Adams Pearl Inskeep Joe Cavitt Wheelock Waco Edith Clifton Main Street Tebout W. J. Walker L. A. Gallagher Galveston Catholic Church

Quiet Yet Tense Samoa News From Vancouver

Reports from Apia indicate a fractured governance board in Samoa with Germany the United States and Britain at odds. The president seeks control with the chief justice possibly guiding this move, while talks of abolishing the kingship or running tax free exist amid American coaling station work at Pago Pago.

Vancouver B. C Samoa Board of Control Germany United States England Aorangi Australia America Apia Pago Pago

First north cattle dipping under US quarantine at St Louis stockyards

The first regular cattle dipping in the north under new US quarantine rules was performed at the St. Louis National Stockyards. Under the rule south cattle dipped in petroleum and sulfur solution may move through quarantine. The initial 72 calves were dipped with no ill effects, followed by 170 older cattle. inspector Dr. Brougham oversaw the process and all were passed for shipment as native cattle.

St. Louis North United States St. Louis National Stockyards Brougham

News Briefs From San Juan to Vinita The Week

November reports cover high postal rates in Puerto Rico halting papers, New York volunteers ballots arriving late, Japan probing China's emperor's survival, whaling patrol plans by Grant and Wheeling cooperation, a Lake Shore worker jailed for long thefts, and John A Chamness found guilty of murder with a death penalty save.

Vinita I. T John A. Chamness United States James Arnold Muldrow

Duel Fools End in Tragic Farewell Across English Borders

The tale recalls Tom Porter and Sir Henry Bellasis, once close friends, who duel after Porter boasts of defying blows. Bellasis is wounded and dies days later in France while Porter escapes. Pepys notes the quarrel as emblematic of a nation’s silliness and sorrow.

Tom Porter Sir Henry Bellasis Pepys England Henry Bellasis Sir Henry Porter Tom

Shopping in Italy And Other Eccentricities

A compilation of anecdotes recalling travel curiosities in Italy including fragmented shopping by category and differing weights. Also notes Herr Strauss eccentricities and Beatrix Hoyt’s golf prowess with comparisons to a promised sports history. Louis XII's complaint about Ferdinand of Spain ends with a sharp retort about deceit.

Louis XII France Ferdinand Spain

Vagaries of English and local slang cited in papers

A miscellany quotes West coast drafts and a banker remark with a new office boy scene. Uncle Eben voices colorful dialect about a circus horse while references to newspapers and a crowd joke appear amid stray notes on pokers and society terms.

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Bryan G.N Hearne West Bound Hearne Antonio Templeman’s Albert Worley Waco Yester George W. Norrell Squire J. M. Zimmerman Kurten Judge John N. Henderson Ben Ettleson Dave Brown RK. B. Templeman& Son Emmet’s J.C. Blume J. H. Blume Hendersons Sam Sanger Ilammoth Cave Webb Bros St. Louisa Porto Rico San Juan Washington New York Seattle Wash China Yao Pekin Revenue Cutter Grant Wheeling San Francisco Toledo William Breck Lake Shore Italy Harper’s Bazar Herr Strauss Vienna Mme. Strauss Miss Hoyt Beatrix Hoyt Boston Herald Uncle Eben Washington Star Inc Ison Globe Levy Bros Beauty Hall Freckala Biall’s Drug Store Texas Texas Bakery Otto Boehme Otto Boe Fime Jayes
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