Dentist Specializes in Crown and Bridge Work
Dentist offers crown and bridge services as a specialty. Office is located upstairs over Burt Norwood's store.
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Burt Norw d
Over Haswell’s Book Store
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1905
Page
8
Masts and Rigging Names On Ships
A historical note describes ship masts from top to bottom with terms like heel cap fid topgallant royal and discusses running rigging and rope names such as seayards braces and mousing. It ends with a humorous tale of a lad misunderstanding rope names and a literary quote from the Atlanta Constitution.
Woman First in Eskimo Origin Tale and Ancient Noahs Arks
The Eskimos narrate that the first man sprang from chewing gum shaped by a lying woman who slept and breathed life into it. They tell of three well preserved oomiaks on a distant mountain north and east of Point Hope that may be ancient Noahs arks preserved for over 20,000 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odin
Thor
Point Hope
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Charcoal making for gunpowder described in 19th century process
The article explains charcoal production for gunpowder using elder and willow wood cut in spring. It details stacking under sheds, years of drying, firing in iron retorts, gas capture, and cooling before grinding to avoid spontaneous combustion. The best charcoal is jet black with velvety fracture surfaces.
Mystery of Blood Color Stirs Scientific Curiosity
A St. Louis Republic note questions why blood appears red in large agg regations of red corpuscles while small groups look yellow and single cells seem light straw. Physiology points to corpuscles in veins but the color mystery remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Republic
Aunt Eunice Washington Mourns Loss in Quiet Family Circle
Aunt Eunice Washington speaks of deep grief after a family death she served for years. She recalls Miss Lily and sister Marianna, noting Dr Sam’s talk of a vital spot and the inevitability of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Washington
Miss Lily
Marianna
Sam
Fire destroys city hall and block in Shreveport blaze
A Monday fire in Shreveport burned the city hall market house police station and nearby businesses on Milam and Louisiana streets. Walter Woods perished with another unnamed Black man. Fireman Tom McMahon and Captains H. H. Clarke and R. J. Sawyer were injured. Loss near 100000 with three fourths insured. Cause undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Robine
Harkey's
W. A. Stephens
Walter Woods
City Hall
Woods
John Gooch
New York City
Public Library
Tom McMahon
H. H. Clarke
R. J. Sawyer
Milam and
Louisiana
Centenary of Christ Episcopal Church Observed in New Orleans
New Orleans marked the hundredth anniversary of Christ Episcopal Church with a Sunday centennial service. Bishop Tuttle of Missouri delivered the sermon. The church’s first rector was Rev. Philander Chase of Poughkeepsie New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copal Church
Louisiana Purchase
Bishop Tuttle
Missouri
Philander Chase
Poughkeepsie
N, Y
McLennan County Officers Launch GambLing Crusade
Waco November 20. The McLennan County Peace Officers association joining sheriff constabulary and city authorities announces a crusade against gambling in all forms and Sunday saloon opening. They assert future absolute enforcement of laws marking the first joint action and a lasting, wide reaching effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Peace Officers’ Association
Sheriff's Department
Constabulary
Sheriff Captures Suspect in Novit Attempted Rape Case
Deputy Will Leeman chased and captured Jebb Thomas a Negro man after a pursuit from Newt twenty five miles northeast. Thomas is charged with attempted rape of Ruthie Harrold a young girl. The suspect is jailed in Bonham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Leeman
Newt
Jebb Thomas
Ruthie Harrold
Thomas
Fireman dies after bridge timber strikes locomotive
Lone Oak Texas November 20 T C Carter a fireman fell from a locomotive after being hit by a bridge timber near here He plunged into a creek his neck broken face mashed and body bruised He was twenty six from Greenville left a widow and two children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Oak
Tex
T. C. Carter
Carter
Greenville
Supreme Court Affirms Rail Case Victory
Austin reports the Supreme Court affirmed a lower court ruling in favor of the International and Great Northern Railway company against the railroad commission in the Italy track connection case. The railroad wins the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Supreme Court
International and Great Northern Railway Company
Railroad Commission
Italy
Turner Sentenced to Hang for 1904 Murder
Sanntonio reports George H. Turner, convicted of the March 9 1904 murder of Mrs. Elizabeth Lynch, was sentenced by Judge Dwyer in the Thirty-seventh district court to be hanged on Friday December 22. Turner took the sentence calmly and spoke nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanntonio
George H. Turner
Elizabeth Lynch
Dwyer
Thirty-seventh District Court
Turner
Baker fatally wounded while unloading gun in buggy
Joe A. Duran a Houston baker died from blood loss after shooting his left arm while attempting to retrieve his gun from a buggy. The accident occurred on November 20 in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Joe A. Duran
Railroad approves bond issue for Denison Bonham line
The Texas railroad commission orders the Denison Bonham and New Orleans railway to register 325000 in first mortgage bonds for twenty four miles of completed track from Bonham Junction to Bonham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
The
Railroad Commission
Denison
Enmity Rises Over Prisoner Transfer to Vladivostock
In Tokio a report says Russia fears a prisoner mutiny aboard ships taking captives from Japan and asks Japan to move them with warships to Vladivostock, a request denied. A rift between military and navy crews is noted as Admiral Rojestvensky remains in his cabin on the Bororesi and General Danieloff hurried to Nagasaki.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Russia
Japan
Vladivostock
Rojestvensky
Bororesi
Danieloff
Nagasaki
Isthmian Canal Engineers Meet in Brussels January
Washington reports that Isthmian canal engineers are scheduled to assemble in Brussels in January to discuss plans and technical details for the proposed waterway. The travel and meeting follow ongoing discussions between U S officials and international counterparts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brussels
Taft Visits Kansas City as Commercial Club Guest
Secretary Taft arrived in Kansas City on November 20 as a guest of the Commercial club, joining local officials and business leaders for a civic program and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Taft
Commercial Club
Colonies of Mormons Form in Mexico City Republic
Nov 20 report notes almost daily arrivals of Mormon members who enter Mexico and establish new colonies within the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mexico
Republic
Haakon VII Chosen as King of Norway
A telegram read in the storthing from Prince Charles of Denmark announced he would take the title Haakon VII and would name his son Olaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Christiani
Prince Charles of
Denmark
Storthing
Haakon VII
Olaf
Prince Charles OF Denmark
Wreck of the steamer Hilda off St Malo
The steamship Hilda with about 105 passengers and 26 crew wrecked off St Malo in fog and bad weather. Only six passengers remained unaccounted for by Monday morning with thirteen bodies washing ashore at St Cast. The Glasgow built 1882 iron screw steamer of 848 tons, 235 feet long, struck rocks at 4 am Sunday after missing the tide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hilda
St. Malo
France
Ada
St. Servan
Crembre
St. Cast
8&T. Servan
Glasgow
Man Killed. Suspect Jailed Near Atoka Oklahoma
Atoka Oklahoma November 20 Charles F E Pitts jailed after being charged with killing a man. The victim’s remains were nearly cremated with only one arm recovered from the ashes on the Pitts farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atoka
I. T
Charles_ FE. Pitts
Pitts
Booker T. Washington Speaks at South McAlester Opera House
Booker T. Washington addressed a large audience in South McAlester on Sunday night. His theme focused on good citizenship, working instead of being worked, elevation and Christianizing of the races, with introduction by Federal Judge Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South McAlester
Booker T. Washington
Opera House
Washington
Clayton
Happenings Across States Record Turbulent Events
Reports from Oklahoma Texas Illinois and other states detail a railway bridge explosion near Radom Russia multiple homicides and suicides including a Gainesville Texas preacher, a Checotah I T boy killed by a train, a Norman area shooting, a trolley collision in Springfield Mass, and a large liquor seizure in Pauls Valley. Fire damage and major losses occur at a cotton oil mill in Eufaula. Property deals price up to 75 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radom
Russia
Josiah Brown
Tahlequah
Prince Louis of
Jesse Hunter
Checotah
I.T
Edward Roadupt
Chicago
Lizzie
Havana
Arthur Newman
Choctaw City
Okla
Springfield
Mass
Noted editor Dr. Preetorius dies after blood poisoning
Dr. Emil Preetorius editor of Westliche Post in St Louis died after a week of blood poisoning from a slight scratch. Born in 1827 in Alzey Germany he studied law and rose to editor in chief and proprietor. He fled Germany after 1848 49 and settled in St Louis where he became a noted abolitionist and legislator. He left a widow a daughter and a son. Co K Patton and Miss Ruth Stephenson of Terrell Texas wed near Dallas ten months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Preetorius
Westliche Post
Emil Preetorius
Alzey
Rhein-Hessen
Germany
Mayence
Darmstadt
Giesen
University of Heidelberg
America
St Louis
Lincoln
Missouri
Carl Schurz
Praetorius
Co. K. Patton
Ruth Stephenson
Terrell, Tex
Dallas
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W. C. Fountain
W. H. Lawrence
James’ Drug Store
A. L. Mondrick, M. D
Bryan, Texas
Warte
Cole Hardware CO
TR. Batte & Co
EIRK
LISER
Gotton
S. S. Ball
Ravenswood
W. Va
E. O. Dewitt & CO
Semmel & Maloney
Atlanta Constitution
First Protestant Church
New Orleans
Christ
Waco
the McLennan
Chase
Bonham, Tex
Depty
Gainesville
Wade
Jasper W. Rodgers
Bryan, Tex
Charlie McMahon
Will Payne
Edge
A. B. Ward
Robert Topping
Madill
Ann Arbor
Mich
Charles Moore
Texarkana
I. T. H. Pastello
Missouri Pacific Road
Kid Kelley
Tishomingo
Dillingham
Estes
Shawnee
David Pelz
Hub Mercantile Company
W. J
B. L. Wstes
Great Northern Telegraph Company
Shanghai
Heath & Milligan
Garth, Howell & Webb
Siri Ciee
MO. A. Moore
Bryan
C. RB. R
Betw South Ae North Texas
Pullman
Galveston
Denver
Harrison
Haswell
San Antonio
29Th, Inc
Republic of Mexico
President Diaz
G.N. RR
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