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The Daily Eagle, Bryan Texas, entered at the Post Office as Second Class mail matter. Subscription rates: 10 cents per week, 40 cents per month.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1898
Page
2
The Daily Eagle, Bryan Texas, entered at the Post Office as Second Class mail matter. Subscription rates: 10 cents per week, 40 cents per month.
The Texas Omaha exhibit earned the gold medal and top prize for best collective state display. While valued for its impact on Texas, the full worth is incalculable with over two and a half million visitors to the Exhibition. The reading world learns Texas took first honors. The Strange Adventures of Miss Brown debuts with a strong New York backed company.
The Bethel area reports a gentle morning rain aiding crops and a cheerful youth gathering at the Lam Benson residence with singing and music. W S McClung and Ida McClung visited Providence and College Station residents on Mrs. White's pecan farm, enjoying a large dinner and pecan hunt. Election tallies in Bethel Precinct show Arrington 30, Las ki 216, Jerrichon 0, Ayers 1, others 1. Precinct 2 results list Shaw 38, Kin cannon 41, Powers 123, Cook 42, Dyess 152, Benson 98. Nov. 9 Sailor.
A quirky item notes a Raw November air and Emmet's Almond Cream for skin, advertised at 25 cents. The brief highlights rough red skin contrasting with smooth soft skin and invites participation in a scholarship contest.
A long list of names and origins appears to record arrivals at the Exchange Hotel. Notable entries include A B Matthews from Chicago, Jas M Morgan, T R Reams, J K Wiley from Philadelphia, J T C Johnson from Chicago, S W Williams from Dallas, J W McGlasson from Waco, E A Hirshfield from Fort Worth, Eugene C Blake from Houston, EK Byrd from Bristol, G E Sturgis from Baltimore, and Baylor Wilson from Navasota among others. The fragment reads like a guest registry or contact log with multiple cities represented.
A Washington Post anecdote recalls Hon Joseph Chamberlain on his first U S visit. A diner challenges England’s greatness, and Chamberlain retorts that Jack the Ripper is England’s notable 50 year figure. The London Standard quips about a poker cold matron.
Yonkers Statesman notes ongoing discussion on the whale throat size with Crimsonbeak and Crimsonbeak praising Jo nah for a missing report. The exchange hints at hidden data or inside information relevant to the subject.
Cley officers listed include Mayor C A Adams and Marshal T P Boyett with Deputy H R Smith and a Secretary Treasurer BE G Rhodes City Sexton H H Jones Constable C L Baker and Aldermen R G Tabor W S Howell W W Harris C By Wyse Jno M Lawrence Judge W H Harman Clerk G W McMichael Attorney A G Board Tax Collector J J Adama Tax Assessor R M Nall Sheriff Nunn Treasurer R W Carr District Clerk J C Williams and Commissioners R J Deens Peter Thomas Felix Phillips P H Arrington
A column lists Sunday and midweek services for Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Christian, Free Communion Baptist and St. Josephs Catholic Church. Details include service times Sunday school hours and weekly prayer meetings for each congregation and pastor.
Ivanhoe Commandery No. meets on the second T. month. The session is announced by Rhod Rhodes, secretary, and W. T. Austin is listed.
Monthly and bi monthly meeting times listed for Brazos Lodge No. 129 Brazos Lodge No. 64 K of P Vulcan Lodge No 87 AOU Bryan No Lodge 1082 K of H Brazos Camp No 104 W of W and officers names for each group including meeting days and order secrets.
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