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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1908

Page

2

Bryan Medical Institute Opens Doors for Free Treatment

Dr J S Paul and staff announce Bryan Medical Institute in Smith Building offering free or cheap treatments for chronic diseases. They claim high cure rates and urge impoverished widows and orphans to seek care, with office hours 8 to 12 and 1 to 5. Also notes National Association of Baseball Clubs meeting in Chicago with potential redistricting discussion.

J. S. Paul Bryan Medical Institute Smith Building South Bryan Paul County Texas

Union Depot Scene Described By Depot Master

The depot master Mrs. Butinsky recounts a crowded Union Depot crowded with the Dagos, news boys, porters, scrub woman, sandwich woman, blind man, opera company, baggage man, tourists, football gang, politicians, club women, traveling men, miners and others too numerous to mention.

Union Depot Butinsky News Boys Opera Company

Lands posted to keep hunters off without trespass

Notice to Hunters states that all lands are posted according to law and warns that violators will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. The notice is signed by Mrs. Wm. Andrfs.

WM. Andrf”’S

Poetry Not Appreciated Says Pittsburg Post

The Pittsburg Post argues there is ample good poetry in the United States today contrary to belief. It cites a past volume The Humbler Poets and asserts that modern newspapers continually publish poems worthy of preservation. The piece contends longing for the good old days distorts present merit.

Pittsburg

Silliman House to Open for Guests November 9

The Silliman House formerly Hamilton House will open for guests on Monday November 9 with a rate of $2 per day and special rates for regular boarders. Service first class. C. F. Terrell proprietor.

Silliman House Hamilton House C. F. Terrell

Inez or Romance of Old Mexico at Grand Opera House

The Callahan Dramatic company opened a three night engagement at Grand Opera House presenting Inez or Romance of Old Mexico with elaborate costumes and a strong reception. They followed with An Orphans Prayer or Grit the Newsboy and conclude with The Moonshiners of the Ozarks a temperance drama. Brazilian Emperor proclaimed as Count d Eu plans to name Prince Luis as pretender. Rentals and sales notices close the page.

Callahan Dramatic Company Grand Opera House Inez Mexico Maximillian New York the Ozarks Ozark Mountains Callahan Rio de Janeiro Paris Count d'Eu Prince Luis Brazil Luis Count d’Eu Duke of Nemours Isabella Dom Pedro II

Uncle Joe Delivers Rambling Harvest Home Speech

Chicago on November 10 saw Uncle Joe Cannon visiting the Harvest Home dinner of ad writers. Surrounded by cornstalks and pumpkins he critiqued public men and issues, sang old country refrains, and recalled farm life through rhyming prose and nostalgic fiddler memories.

Chicago Joe Cannon Harvest Home Rockefeller Bryan Sevral Uncle Joe Lee

Rehearing Denied in Standard Oil Rebating Case

The government’s petition for a rehearing of the Standard Oil Indiana rebating case was denied by the circuit court of appeals. The government will not seek Supreme Court review. Also noted, Colonel Duncan Cooper, former Honduras resident, and his son Robin were connected to the Carmack shooting incident in Mobile.

Chicago United States Circuit Court of Appeals Standard Oil Company of Indiana Court of Appeals Supreme Court Honduras Mobile Duncan Cooper Robin Carmack Astor Syndicate Puerto Cortez Tegucigalpa Duncan Cooper, Jr Cooper Nashville Coopers

Quieting Him Down

A farmer sues a cattle dealer in county court over a bull sold as gentle and harmless. The judge questions the animal’s temperament as the complainant recalls the bull injuring workers before the farmer shoots the animal to quiet it. London Scraps.

London

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