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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1905

Page

2

Reverend Seth Ward Honored in San Marcos Tribute

A San Marcos special to the Galveston News praises Rev. Seth Ward formerly of Bryan for his Southern Methodist work and leadership. Ward, junior missionary secretary, is viewed as a strong bishop candidate for the 1906 general conference in Birmingham.

San Marcos Galveston Seth Ward West Texas Lockhart Ward Southern Methodist Church Birmingham Ala

Excursions and Special Trains From Dallas Area

Travel office promotes Dallas account fair and races with $5.95 rate and Nov 13 limit, plus special $3.10 return for trains on Nov 10 11. Houston carnival Nov 12 18 with return by Nov 20 and $360 rate, children half. Special trains Nov 14 and 17 to Houston. Bryan stop 11:57 am. $1 round trip, limits 16th to 19th. El Paso sale Nov 11 12 13 for Baptist convention. Navasota circus sale Nov 9 for train No. 2. Also advance notice of Rose Ivy Dynamo Woman at opera house Thursday night with Europe engagements.

Dallas Navy Houston Bryan el Paso Opera House Rose Ivy Dynamo

Opie Read to Speak at Bryan Opera House Tonight

Opie Read, famed Southern lecturer and writer, will appear at the Bryan opera house tonight. Critics praise his vivid character drawing and witty verse, noting his authentic American voice and insistence on truth.

Opie Read Chicago Tribune Louisville Courier- Journal Bryan

Lillebridge Recital At First Baptist Church

Mr and Mrs Frederick Lillebridge gave a Monday evening recital at the First Baptist church before a large pleased audience. Admission was free with a $25 free will offering to the Texas Woman's College fund. The couple are celebrated in Bryan for musical skill and civic work at the new college. The program featured Bach Rinck Wagner Saint Saens Westenholm Ole Bull Guilmant Thiele pieces.

Frederick Lillebridge First Baptist Church Texas Woman’s College Rinck Gramman M'Dowell Archite Lillebridge Guilmant Thiele Schubert-Tausig

Woodmen Circle to Organize at K of P Hall Friday

Miss Culbertson announces the organization of a Woodmen Circle at K of P Hall on Friday afternoon November 9 at 3 o'clock. All interested persons are invited to join and must send in their applications at once. Applicants may call phone 344 or visit Mrs A B Carr Sr at 289.

Land for sale near Bryan on Madisonville road

83 acres of good land offered for sale, 60 acres cultivated, five miles from Bryan. Well improved. Terms by inquiry at 292 Charlie Deluke. Also notices for a good Jersey cow wanted by Mrs Annie Patterson.

Bryan Madisonville Road Charlie Deluke Jersey Annie Patterson

Russia moves toward broad suffrage and Witte premier

The St. Petersburg report outlines a sweeping extension of suffrage promised by the emperor. It notes initial confusion after the manifesto, the issuance of a constitution, and Count Witte's nomination as premier as his new government starts to take shape.

St. Petersburg Russia Count Witte

Mass Negro Convention Called in Brazos County

Brazos county residents are invited to a mass convention at Ryan courthouse on Monday November 13 at 3 30 p m. Delegates will be chosen for statewide meetings and the group will express views on the law and order issue. Organizers include D B Ballard and Louis Johnson among others. Also noting a new shipment of Black money bak Silk at Wagner Brandon's.

Brazos County M. H. Broyles N. Henderson Negro State Law and Order League Houston Texas Ryan D. B. Ballard R. B Goosby B E Bowen Jack Washington Jesse King Louis Johnson Wagner & Brandon's

Banquet Honors Twenty-ninth Legislature At Dallas Hotel

Dallas banquet marks the Twenty-ninth legislative session with 325 attendees at the Oriental hotel. Toastmaster Yancey P. Lewis, Mayor Barry, Governor Hoyt, Governor Hogg via graphophone, and Senator Bailey address topics from anti trusts to public records. Candidates C K Bell M M Brooks T M Campbell O B Colquitt respond to "If I Were Governor" with vows on reform and fiscal policy.

Dallas Oriental Hotel Twenty-ninth Yancey FP. Lewis Barry Lewis Hoyt Hogg Fort Worth United States Bailey James Governor Hoge Pate Texas Austin Commission Hegg 5. B. Means Robert R. Sanders William D. Wiliams Storey Reagan Ousley The Willacy HM I Hans C. K. Bell M. M. Brooks T. M Campbell O. B. Colquitt Judge Brooks Focal

Disease quarantine tightens near Deridder

Dr Geoge R Tabor reports several yellow fever cases in Deridder and nearby areas as authorities plan strict quarantine. Dr White and Dr Souchon to oversee Deridder, with trains stopped. Shaver sent to Lafayette and New Iberia. no infections in Lafayette for three weeks, but camps hold cases in New Iberia. Six cases at Deridder and three at Bon Ami.

Dallas Geoge R. Tabor Deridder Law White Souchon Texas State Line Tabor Shaver Lafayette New Iberia Bon Ami

Night Watchman shoots thief on Kansas City Southern depot

In Texarkana on November 7 a Kansas City Southern depot night watchman Baldwin shot a man who was said to be attempting to pick a passenger’s pocket on a northbound train. Three assailants were involved. two escaped.

Texarkana Baldwin Kansas City Southern Depot

Steamer Anna Tardy Grounded on Sandbar

The Anna Tardy, hauling timber up the Kiamitia to Sawyer I T, ran aground on a sandbar where the Kiamitia empties into Red River at Paris Texas.

Paris Tex Sawyer I. T Red River

Thanksgiving Proclamation From Governor Lanham

Governor Lanham issues a proclamation designating November 30 as the Thanksgiving date in Austin. News item notes the customary proclamation and the formal designation by state authority.

Austin Lanham

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E.J. Fountain X& CO California Connelly & Carnes Bryan, Texas Showalter Woodmen Circle Emmet & Maloney Hunter & Chatham Grand Opera House Deridder, la City National Bank Hall G Parker A. W. Wilkerson Winsure Southwestern Life Insurance Co Joe B Reed Friend-In-Nead Socierty Jor B. Reed JUIC Chaney Bros the First National Bank Corsicana J. W. Howell Guy M. Bryan, Jr H. O. Boatwright L. L. McInnis F. M. Law M. J. Burdett J. N. Hamilton Walnut Creek Tennessee Shreveport John Leary Gibbsland
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