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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1900
Page
3
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Local brief items report visitors from nearby towns, shop ads, and small notices. Names include J M Bullock Dollie Carr Harrington Blumenthal Whittington Patterson Kyle and Kyle's death from typhoid near Victoria. Ads promote Ford's barber shop Jewelers Goodman Miller and Mt Vernon rye, plus real estate and stoves services and pasture for cattle.
Football game between Bryan College and A M College on November 22 at Kernole's. Admission 50 cents, seats on sale. Rail excursion rates for the event from nearby towns. Local officials and dignitaries named for Fort Worth convention. Local merchants advertise goods and services including jewelry, upholstery, and holiday gifts.
A city by city roll shows hotel arrivals and exchanges with names including WS D Sanders Shields Norwood Latham, Navasota E H Dobbs C W Carr Houston W IL Simpson San Antonio R G Smith New York C B Beck Corsicana. Boston, Dallas, Galveston, Chicago, Kansas City, Austin and others. Central listings include G W Dunlap Harrington Millican and more with Reed Calvert and Reachable addresses.
Washington November 20 High officials linked to the war department say they will not seek a permanent strength of 100 000 for the regular army or for more officers. A bill is being prepared to set a permanent minimum of 50 000, with authority for the president to raise to 100 000 if needed by adding enlisted men to existing units without adding officers. Senator Hawley says a permanent reorganization bill will be prepared once Secretary Root returns from Cuba and introduced in both houses.
Chicago, Nov 20. In Thornton township South Holland Justice Peter De Young faced a mob after refusing leniency for Jacob Friesma on a blind pig charge. Attorney John Trainer and Constable Henry De Young shouted orders with revolvers, forcing the crowd back as a change of venue was granted.
New York City teachers and pupils pledged support to Galveston public schools after the hurricane. Manhattan and Bronx officials counted donations and expect at least 15000 dollars raised. President Miles M. O'Brien of the local board of education allowed school subscriptions for this worthy cause.
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