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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1906
Page
9
An advance Herald lauds the Van Amburg Circus as superior to any traveling show. It praises courteous, well-dressed staff, sells out seats, and notes the acrobats horses bareback riders trapeze bar performers and clowns. The paper says the circus grows larger and better each year and is welcome in Atlanta.
Rev J M Bullock preached at Cottonwood while families from Wheelock and Bryan visited Blanton area neighbors Sunday. Local obituaries note Mrs Robert Hudspeth and Mrs Jim Parker's wives passing, with services near Franklin and at Tullis residence.
Houston excursion from No-tsu-oh July through November details misread. Special trains to Bryan depart 10 40 a m on November 13 and 15 with round trip rate one dollar. Limit dates November 16 and 19 respectively.
A London war office note on casualties lists the journalist’s son among the killed. The report, filed by a correspondent who has covered the front since hostilities began, details the grim disclosure in a daily inquiry.
Eight condemned men, including Roland B. Molineux, await execution at Sing Bing prison. Each inmate keeps a checkerboard in his cell and plays brisk games as officials relay moves by shouted signals. Molineux is regarded as the strongest player among them.
Directors unable to trace Rs. 2000 missing from the Surati Bazaar cash safe resort to astrology and sorcery. Employees fed rice treated with magic to reveal the thief, but no disaster has yet occurred. The piece also notes 1810 birth year notables and Wentworth Woodhouse’s feudal style.
Philadelphia congressman Henry A. Bingham, in his eleventh house term, is noted for his white-vest fad as he appears in embroidered waistcoats. Sotheby’s London sale of Kipling items highlights the mother's ownership, with the School Boy Lyrics at forty-one pounds and other works selling for lesser sums. Demorest's notes pigs as a New York fad among young women, while letters express varying declarations of love with typical sentiment.
Granger reports arriving in the Klondike and completing a basic task, stating I made g2000. Nabberly questions the action and Granger replies that the action was dining. The exchange captures a brief slice of dialogue amid a harsh frontier setting.
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