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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1906
Page
4
Hearst states he will not run again and endorses Bryan for the presidency. The weather note mentions other localities with reports of a blizzard and claims the current spell would be good picnic weather for the northwest.
Readers note plans for Mr. Bryan's supporters to mobilize cabinet picks and votes. The A and M College football team shines in two Louisiana games, with Thanksgiving matchups drawing large anticipated crowds. War Dept recalls discharge orders for negro troops linked to Brownsville unrest. El Reno dismissals halted. The Satsuma battleship stands as a symbol of Japanese naval prowess, prompting global reflection.
A fragmented report notes debates on spinners and their role in English industry. It mentions costs, national capability, and a mission to investigate seafaring cotton mills amid debates on protection and economic strategy.
A notice states rain will not spoil the Van Amburg Shows with mercerized ducking tents that shed water. The tents promise dry seating beneath a new waterproof material, with ample time for viewing the menagerie. The event comes to town on Wednesday November 21 with uniformed ushers and extra attention to women and children.
Beaumont announces a four day event from November 27 to 30 featuring a major horse show and race meeting with Frank James as starter. The meet offers $7,000 in stakes and purses plus additional attractions highlighting the city’s prosperity.
Notice by J. W. English forbids hunting in a pasture southwest of Bryan and asks all parties to stay out. The posted sign serves as a formal warning and public notice of restricted access.
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