Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty
Office upstairs over Burt Norwid's store offers crown and bridge dental services in a local storefront setting.
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Crown
Burt Norwid
Over Haswell’s Book Store
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1905
Page
8
Insurance policies promise equal price with larger benefits
AGGIDHANT-O0Om Com panies offer policies at the same price as rivals and provide higher benefits. A $1.00 monthly plan covers $100 to $600 in accidental death, with $15 to $60 monthly accident indemnity, $15 to $40 monthly sickness indemnity, and $50 to $300 for loss of a hand or foot. They also insure livestock including horses, mules, or cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aggidhant-O0om
Appeal Adopted Calls Mercy for Russian Jews
In New York on November 18 the inter church conference adopted an appeal to the Russian government drafted by Rev. Washington Gladden urging mercy toward Jews in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Interchurch
Washington Gladden
Awakening Solidifies Resolve Against Radicals in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg on November 18, conservatives and liberals unite against the radical and socialist strike. Count Witte anticipated a backlash and aimed to wait for public support before action. Police Chief Deduline issued a proclamation telling tradesmen not to heed threats or marchers demanding shop closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Count Witte
Deduline
Finns Meet Back Single Chamber Diet Call for Linder Resignation
In Helsingfors a Constitutional party gathering of about 1000 delegates from across Finland adopted a resolution supporting a single chamber diet elected by all citizens regardless of sex. The assembly also voted to telegram Secretary of State Linder in St. Petersburg demanding his immediate resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsingfors
Constitutional Party
Finland
Linder
St. Petersburg
Sympathy extended by American labor to Russian workers
The committee on resolutions at the American Federation of Labor convention adopted a resolution extending heartfelt sympathy to Russia's sufferers and congratulating its workmen on the success of the recent strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor Convention
Russia
Torpedoboat S 125 Sinks after Collision near Kiel
Kiel Nov 18. Torpedoboat S 125 collided with a small cruiser Undine near Buelk. The torpedo boat sank with one officer and thirty-two seamen missing.
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Kiel
Buelk
Undine
Naval unrest near Sebastopol minor stir in Russian fleet
Odessa reports that recent events at Cronstadt and Vladivostock stirred Russian naval forces at Sebastopol though the action was not large. The total number of sailors involved does not exceed 6000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Cronstadt
Vladivostock
Sebastopol
Sea Level Canal Favored by Canal Commission Board
The board of consulting engineers of the Panama Isthmian Canal Commission, by a large majority, favored a sea level canal. A trip to the isthmus will be made to better understand the physical difficulties involved.
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Panama Isthmian Canal
Ex Governor Hogg Leaves Fort Worth for Austin Trip
Ex governor Hogg accompanied by his son and daughter left Fort Worth Friday night for Austin. After a short stay he will travel to Galveston to spend the winter there and on his Bra noria county plantation. He has been in Fort Worth about five weeks and is now in better health after his recent health scare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Hogg
Galveston
Fort Worth
fFernor Hogg
Austin
Fair Opens at San Antonio International Exhibit
Governor Lanham opened the International fair today before a huge crowd in San Antonio. Exhibits are varied and stock is superb as streets and trains bring in large numbers of visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Lanham
Busby Testifies Under Rigorous Cross Examination
Crockett Texas November 18. A. S. Busby testified for seven hours on Friday and faced a strict cross examination. He maintained the state has every dollar it is entitled to and remained calm throughout the questioning.
Boy Dies After Congestion Seizure In Tyler
A boy named Robert Gunn from Chickapoo bottom near Tyler collapsed in the street while shopping with his mother. He was given medical aid but died despite efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler, Tex
Robert Gunn
Chickapoo Bottom
Frightful Accident Kills Boy in Kennard Mills
In Kennard Mills Texas on November 18 the son of Dr. Shelton dropped a gun which fired. The bullet tore away part of the boy’s head and brains as he died within ten minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy
Kennard Mills
Tex
Shelton
Dallas Court Fines Caldwell in Assault on Dixon Daughters
In Dallas, Judge Smith fined Sam Caldwell a negro in corporation court for being under the bed of John W. Dixon's two daughters. The incident was reported as Caldwell had harmed them on prior nights. He hanged himself afterward in the report. Hillsboro man Sam O Thompson is found dead in a barn after taking chloroform. He was thirty-two, single, and lived with his mother. no cause is given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Corporation Court
Hillsboro
Tex
Sam
Thompson
Burglars Blow Safe in Decatur Store, $1000 Stolen
In Newark Wise county, the general merchandise store of Henry Hudson was robbed when a safe was blown open and $1000 taken. Police report the incident occurred Nov. 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Tex
Newark
Wise
Henry Hudson
Pecans Shipped From Brackett by Veltmann and Petersen
About 75,000 pounds of pecans have been received and shipped from Brackett Texas this autumn by Joseph Veltmann and N Petersen.
Charles Chosen as King of Norway by Parliament
Christiana November 18 The Norwegian parliament unanimously elected Prince Charles of Denmark as king with 116 votes. A fortress fired a royal salute of forty two guns in his honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles of
Denmark
Norway
Pledges In Arkansas Move To Hold Cotton at 15 Cents
Richard Cheatham secretary of the Southern Cotton association met the Arkansas branch in Little Rock and urged pledges from Arkansas cotton growers to hold their cotton until prices reach 15 cents per pound. He said the movement is growing and likely to be successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Richard Cheatham
Southern Cotton Association
Arkansas
Anti Morales party grows in San Domingo
MINOP MATTERS. Anti Morale s party is expanding in San Domingo. The report notes rising support and political activity in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Morales Party
San Domingo
British Sailors Missing From Battenberg Squadron
One thousand and fifty six British sailors are listed as missing from the Prince Louis of Battenberg squadron anchored in Newark harbor for about a week. Officers hope many overstayed shore leave and will return to their ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prince Louis of Battenberg
Newark Harbor
Recordi Ag
Jews of That Land. New York Nov. 18 In the Inter
A fragment from a New York report dated November 18 describes a feature on Jewish life in the region. The text references the topic of land and regional communities with limited readable details.
Sailor Giordanis Buried At Sea After Fall From Crow's Nest
Vincence Giordanis, a sailor on the steamer Koenig in Louise, fell from the crow’s nest and died. The ship stopped as Archbishop Riordan conducted burial at sea in heavy rain, with bareheaded crew and Milam Grand Opera Company singing a requiem. Funds were raised for Giordanis’s wife and four Naples-based children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vincence Giordanis
Koenig
Louise
Staamuynt
Archbishop Riordan
San Francisco
Milam Grand Opera Company
Mexico
Giordanis
Naples
Nineteen Year Old Infant Recovers After Six Month State
Morristown New Jersey November 18 Miss Mary Scally known as The Nineteen Year Old Infant has emerged from a six month infantile state, shorter previous episodes lasting only weeks. Doctors believe the third attack may be the last and she now appears normal though the condition puzzled physicians.
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Morristown
N. J
Mary Scally
Good Woman Gone From Newark Clergy Family
Mrs. Oz. M. Fitzgerald, mother of Bishop Fitz gerald of the Methodist Episcopal church, died in Newark at ninety three. For over fifty years she led revival and Holiness meetings at Mount Tabor Methodist camp grounds each summer and conducted Holiness meetings in her home every Friday in other seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Oz. M. Fitzgerald
Bishop Fitzgerald
Methodist Episcopal Church
Meeiing
Moun Tabor
Gypates and Tartars in English History
Ethnologists link gyp sies to Tartars, tracing origins to Germany in 1417 and a 1530 expulsion from England. Cromwell’s letter records severe measures against the Gip cyans, ordering forced departure or execution if they resisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Zegins
England
Thomas Cromwell
Chester
Puzzled Husband Confronted by Thoughtful Wife
The wife admits mending a hole she discovered in her husband’s trousers pocket after he went to bed. The husband, though surprised, concedes she is thoughtful, asking how she found the hole. The exchange ends with a humorous, wary acknowledgment.
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John
Governor Lanham Invited for Flight at San Antonio Fair
Governor Lanham is invited to join Professor Meyers in an airship flight during the San Antonio fair on November 18. The event highlights ongoing exhibitions and civic interest in aviation progress at the fair.
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Lanham
Professor Meyers
San Antonio Fair
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Cole Hardware CO
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Gotton
E. O. Dewitt & CO
Chicago, Il
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Pittsburg
Washington
Board of
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Charles Chosen
Christiana
Minop Matters
Meridian
Miss
Illinois Editorial Association
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Rome
Graffus
Shreveport
Southern Baseball League
Reuban Lewis
Fort Smith
Ark
John T. Menefree
Burleson
Texas Comptroller
Fort Sith
The
Billow
Great Northern Telegraph Company
Shanghai
Heath & Milligan
Garth, Howell & Webb
MO. A. Moore
Bryan
North Texas
Pullman
Houston
Waco
Denver
F. W
D. C
Denver Road
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ST. Louis
Denison
M. L. Robbins
Harrison
Haswells Book Store
29Th, Inc
Republic of Mexico
President Diaz
G.N. RR
Extremely
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