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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1903

Page

2

Sermon Extract Urges Diligence and Honor for Preachers

Tedious sermons and secular work are critiqued while Bishop Duncan of Carolina addresses a Fort Worth Methodist center class. The speaker urges punctuality, adherence to rules, and steadfast ministry, warning against loafing, urging use of a preacher voice rightly, and submission to church judgment if retiring from ministry.

Bishon Duncan Carolina Methodist Center Fort Worth Annie Laurie

Quarantine Expands Around San Antonio and Mexico Fever Fight

Quarantine against San Antonio rises with counties towns joining. Secretary Root ready to present General Wood’s military record to the senate. Wilson to seek 500000 dollars for boll weevil battle. Dr. Tabor aims to stamp out yellow fever in Mexico as Texas warm weather nears.

Root Wood Senate

Eminent Optician to Visit Exchange Hotel

Dr Daly the eminent optician will be at the Exchange Hotel on November 20. He has visited the city for five years and serves over five hundred patients in Bryan and vicinity and can provide referrals.

Exchange Hotel Daly Our City Bryan

Carni val Company official tours town for six day show

Mr Steve A Woods general agent of the carnival company is here with the Elks and a club committee visiting business men. They report encouraging interest if the show comes, planning to stage it on Main Street for six days with three big free acts each afternoon and night.

Vernon Texas Woods Houston Bryan Steve A. Woods The Carnival Company Con Elks Club Main Street

Krause's Big Company Opens Week at Opera House

Otto H Krause Big Company returns to the Opera House for a six night engagement starting Monday. The troupe promises a stronger lineup with all new plays and six big specialty features nightly by the Wood Sisters Gordon McDowell Baby Hope Wallace and Bessie Baker. Tickets priced 25 35 and 50 cents with ladies free Monday and season tickets six nights and matinee two dollars fifty cents.

Otto H. Krause Opera House Otto Krause Wood Sisters Gordon McDowell Baby Hope Wallace Bessie Baker Otto HW. Krause

Tax Collector Declares Separate Insurance Business Staffing

Geo A Adams states his Brazos county duties as Tax Collector will not interfere with his Insurance Business. He asserts competent help in both offices and promises personal attention to each duty. He signs respectfully.

Brazos County Geo A. Adams

Jury rules Miss Pierce not common law widow of Imboden

In St Louis on November 19 the circuit court verdict finds Lillie Belle Pierce, last widow of Colonel Luther E. Imboden, was not his wife at death and not entitled to claimed benefits. Pierce's suit sought status as common law widow against the estates.

St. Louis Lillie Belle Pierce Luther E. Imboden Imboden Miss Pierce

Little Rock North Railway Seeks Arkansas Missouri Charter

The state railway incorporation board approved the Little Rock Northern Railway company's charter to build a 980 mile line from Little Rock Arkansas to Springfield Missouri. Directors include Andrew Johnson W W Dickinson John M Rose Charles T Coleman and H M Armistead of Little Rock with authorized capitalization of 11 900 000 dollars.

Little Rock State Railway Incorporation Board Little Rock Northern Railway Company Ark Springfield Andrew Johnson W. W. Dickinson John M. Rose Charles T. Coleman H. M. Armistead

Fighting Likely for Weeks in Jolo as Moros Restless

Reports from Manila indicate the Moro uprising in Jolo may lead to several weeks of combat. Moros are described as unsettled and persistent in resistance as authorities pursue escapees from Cagayan where sixty five prisoners fled, including several dangerous figures.

Manila Jolo Cagayan

Unseasonably Cold in New Orleans and Sugar Region

New Orleans records freezing temperatures for November with a 30 degree reading on Thursday. Widespread cold grips the sugar region amid unusually frigid weather.

New Orleans Sugar

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Hunte San Antonio Washington State Scretary of Wilson Vember Arciall Emmel’s Prescription Pharmacy Krause’s Big Company Ove Pierce Geo. A. Adams Parker HAM Star Ham Simon Pure Bonneville Pratt’s E. C. Harder & CO Henry & Brogdon's Henry & Brogdon MOROS M. H. James Eng
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