Daily Eagle price notice from 1900 article
Connelly and Carnes list subscription rates for the 4E Daily Eagle. Week 10 cents and per month 40 cents. A brief item dated Thursday November 15, 1900.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1900
Page
2
Quiet Home Wedding of D F Dansby and Lizzie Seale
Mr. D F Dansby and Miss Lizzie Seale wed yesterday at the bride’s mother home near Benchley in Bryan Brazos county. Dr West officiated with relatives and close friends present. The couple will reside in a cottage to be built in Bryan. Dansby a leading local business figure and Knights of Pythias official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Dansby
Lizzie Seale
BE. H. Seale
Benchley
Dr. West
Presbyterian Church
Brazos County
Dansby
Dansby & Dansby
Bryan
Lodge of
Knights of Pythias
Death Notice of Mrs Rosalie Woolf of Bryan
Mrs Rosalie Woolf wife of Morris Woolf died at home in Bryan at 11 30 Wednesday morning Nov 14 age 53 years 2 months and 4 days. Native of Posen Germany she lived in the U S over thirty years and in Bryan about twenty. Survived by three of six children Mrs Joe Groginski Mrs D S Hart and Dave Woolf. Funeral from family residence this afternoon at 3 30 Interment Hebrew cemetery Dr A Subler of Waco to conduct service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Woolf
Morris Woolf
Bryan
Posen
Germany
Joe Groginski
D. S. Hart
Dave Woolf
Hebrew Cemetery
A. Subler
Waco
Hotel Arrivals and Gallery Promotion at 18 to 1
The notice lists hotel arrivals including H Altha and others from cities like San Francisco Dallas Houston and Chicago. It announces the 18 to 1 Gallery opening next door to Bonneville's Racket store and a two week promotion offering a free 5 by 7 medalion photo cabinet with every dozen cabinets purchased at 1.50 per dozen. Contact G. A. Markham at 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonneville
G. A. Markham
Ruble Theatre Company closes Bryan engagement in sensational comedy
The Ruble Theatre Company finished its Bryan run with Out of the Shadow a clever sensational comedy. The troupe impressed as the best repertoire group to visit Bryan and delivered a high standard throughout. Freddie Slemmons and T. B. Macdonald led strong performances with strong supporting roles. Madison county performers appeared in Bryan over the past two days, including Andrew and Sam Grima and many others, marking a notable local representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruble Theatre Company
Bryan
Freddie Slemmons
T. B. Macdonald
Madison County
Andrew
Sam Grima
Lee
Alf Hoke
B. Rowins
J. M. Adams
J.J. Green
C. H. Denman
C. M. Smith
George Ee
Josie Camne
McDonald
Fd Bullard
J. T. Eae i Dowell
J. M. McWhorter
Buck Wilson
Sallie
Mattie Wilson
Charlie Worley
Oma
Bert Sandle
May Sandle
W. H
Sam
Will Kelley
J. Mecanaloch
W L Clark
Bob Allphin
J M Goodman
Van
Will Seay
John Nash
Ed Burney
J Searcy
Benton Gibbs
Joel
Frank Sanders
A P Francis
Carmichael
George Harper
J Windsor
G Conn
O L Pig
Classified notices and shop ads in the Eagle office
A mix of small ads and notices: wanted green wood cards, a cheap bicycle, a lost gold locket, a housewares sale, furniture repairs, upholstering, shoe sale at Parks Waldrop, winter underwear, a pastor’s sermon, and a Jersey cow for sale. Also a routine meeting notice for the A. O. U. W. and a visit by Mrs Bernard Laski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Moore
Dtf
Eagle Office
Bernard Laski
Marlin
W. A. Reed
M. BE. Wallace
Caldwell Jewelry Stock Shown In Bryan Holiday Display
Select your holiday gifts now while John M Caldwell's stock of jewelry silverware cut glass etc is unbroken. It is the handsomest ever brought to Bryan. Among visitors yesterday from Grimes county were J N Mize Ss P Mize Carroll Lamb Sam Davis Jim Edmonds Monroe Madison Henry McMillan H Mallett Bob and John Sallock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. “Caldwell
Bryan
Grimes County
J. N. Mize
Ss. P. Mize
Carroll Lamb
Sam Davis
Jim Edmonds
Monroe Madison
Henry McMillan
H. Mallett
Bob
John Sallock
County Officials Qualified After Election Canvass
County Commissioners completed a two day canvass of returns and several county and precinct officers, including County Attorney M. Nagle, have qualified and begun their duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Nagle
John Caldwell's Fine Jewelry Stock Displayed in Market
John Caldwell offers a magnificent complete stock including jewelry, silverware, cut glass, Dresden clocks, silver novelties, ladies and gents umbrellas, and every item in his line. This vast assortment showcases the range of goods available for discerning buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Caldwell
Postal line connects Houston and Dallas via city poles
The postal telegraph line has recently run its wires through this City on the poles of the Southwestern telegraph and telephone company, establishing a link between Houston and Dallas. Businessmen may secure an office here by applying to the proper authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company
Houston
Dallas
Ethel Hutson Forms Painting Class for Young Women
Miss Ethel Hutson has formed a painting class mainly for girls in school. The studio is at the Graded school. The program offers three drawing lessons of one hour each on Monday Tuesday and Thursday afternoons and one painting lesson on Saturday morning. Terms are 1 00 a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Hutson
Four States to Lose One Seat in New Apportionment
Washington, Nov. 14. Director Merriam says the census figures will be sent to Congress to act on reapportionment for 1908. The ratio may rise toward 200,000 per representative, increasing the House size by about 18 members. Maine, Virginia, Kansas and Nebraska would each lose one seat under this plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Virginia
Kansas
Nebraska
Washington
Merriam
United States
Congress
House
Fatal dog incident ends in double stabbing in Texas
In Garrison, Texas on Monday a fight over a show dog led to a 16-year-old boy stabbing a show dog owner and later being stabbed himself after his father intervened. The showman killed the boy’s father in the ensuing melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nacogdoches
Tex
Garrison
Insane Sherman Woman States Bryan Victory Defrauded
Sherman Tex November 14 Nannie Woods an 80 year old black woman was adjudged violently insane in county court. She raves daily and believes Bryan was elected and duped out of office. She calls the names of prominent Democratic speakers as the election excitement appears to have dethroned her reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman, Tex
Nannie Woods
Bryan
Strike Quietly Hits Southwestern Telephone Company
In Houston on November 14 the strike against Southwestern Telephone appears quiet but the firm reports notable property damage near the city edges. A $1000 reward is posted for the conviction of anyone destroying or damaging its property as workers and police monitor the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Southwestern Telephone Company
Lov ing Perfecting lis Syndicate heads to New York cattle trust
Cleveland November 14 George B Loving of Fort Worth Texas passes through to New York where reports say he will finalize negotiations for a 50 million cattle trust to absorb 60 Texas ranches Officers of the leather trust are said to supply the capital Dallas November 14 a novel trial in county court Sam Lewis a Negro faces a charge of stealing 10 cents worth of coal He pleads not guilty and is acquitted by a jury after lengthy examination of witnesses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
George B. Loving
Fort Worth
Tex
New York
Texas
Leather Trust
Dallas
Sam Lewis
Diamond Smuggler Pleads Guilty in Buffalo Court
Max J. Lasar, a diamond smuggler, pleaded guilty in a Buffalo U S court. He received a $500 fine and a six month jail term in Erie County jail. The smuggled diamonds were recently sold for $31,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Max J. Lasar
United States
Erie County
Mrs Hancock Returns After Disappearance Mystery
Mrs Hancock wife of Captain Hancock United States Army returned to the Grand hotel Tuesday afternoon saying she had been in Philadelphia visiting friends. The case had prompted reports she had mysteriously disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hancock
United States Army
Grand Hotel
Philadelphia
Representative Hardwick Seeks Education and Property Suffrage
In Atlanta on November 14 Representative Hardwick introduced a bill to impose educational and property qualifications on voters in the state. The proposal mirrors a system already enacted in North Carolina, aiming to restrict suffrage to those meeting certain criteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Hardwick
General Assembly
North Carolina
Former Minister Pleads Guilty in Forgery Case
Cameron Texas November 14 Eli J Link once a county minister pleaded guilty in district court to forgery and received a two year penitentiary sentence. He had served as a minister in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron, Tex
Eli J. Link
Link
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