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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1908

Page

2

Church Notices and Services Across Local Parishes

Local churches announce morning prayers sermons and evening services for St Andrew's St Joseph's First Baptist and other listings. Topics include Prayer and Its Uses Christ's Cup of Agony Thanksgiving Life of Love and The Labor on Master and Servant. Marriages reported and Holy Mass scheduled with catechism and youth programs.

St. Andrew's (Episcopal) Church Duffy St. Andrew's Brotherhood Daughters of the King Altar Epworth League Limita

Grand opens week long stock show with three plays

The Jolly Pathfinders grand stock company brings A Fight for a Million to the Grand opera house tomorrow night, followed by The Judge and the Girl on Tuesday and Out West Among the Mormons on a Wednesday matinee. One lady admitted free Monday and Tuesday. seats on sale at Cavitt's. Census reports cotton ginned to Nov 14 1908 show 9,630,563 bales and 26,638 active gins, with prior years noted. Tafts visits Georgia with Judge Taft accepting a guest invitation to Augusta residence Thomas.

Rentfrew The Jolly Pathfinders Grand Opera House Cavitt's Washington Census Bureau Sea Island Tafts Georgia Augusta Landon A. Thomas Sand Hills William H. Taft Judge Taft Robert Taft Helen Taft Mr. Thomas

Negro Arrested for Assault in Ennis Texas

In Ennis Texas on November 21 a black man named Ed Sharpe was arrested near India for criminally assaulting a white woman while she milked a cow. He was detained in jail as farmers worried about potential lynching amid the surrounding county tensions. Officials report the guard at the jail to deter mob action.

Ennis Tex Ed Sharpe India H. Kidwell Waxahachie Herman Trotter Italy

Sam Houston Life Insurance company charter amended

Sam Houston Life Insurance company name change approved after amendment to its charter by the department of insurance following AG approval. Certificate of authority issued for life and accident business with paid capital of 100000. Dream Doubtless True. Fort Worth Nov 21.

Sam Houston Austin Trinity Life and Accident Insurance Company of Dalling Department of Insurance Attorney General's Department Sam Houston Life Insurance Company

Rescued Man in Clear Fork After Night Long Struggle

Fort Worth city police officer Lane compelled Frank McMillan to wade out of Clear Fork using a long pole after an all night rescue effort. McMillan, believed temporarily demented, stood in the water up to his neck before Reluctantly returning to shore and was hospitalized in serious condition.

Fort Worth Frank McMillan Clear Fork Lane McMillan

Man Killed by Train in New Orleans

Peter B. Hellwege of the cotton firm Peter B. Hellwege & Co. was run down and killed by a train at Elysian Fields avenue and North Pryor street. He was about thirty five years old.

New Orleans Peter B. Hellwege

Bleached flour inquiry opens in Washington

Secretary of Agriculture Wilson presides as experts from government and millers clash over the status of bleached flour under the pure food and drugs law. Government chemists defend the position urged by Dr. Wiley that poisonous substances should be banned, while millers claim nitrous acid in flour is not harmful to health.

Washington Secretary of Agriculture Wilson Wiley

Washington Tributes Emperors Kuang Hsu at Memorial Service

Officials and diplomats in Washington attend memorial services for Emperor Kuang Hsu and the grand empress dowager of China. The ceremonies follow imperial instructions and parallel Pekin observances. President Roosevelt and Vice President Fairbanks receive invitation cards.

Washington Emperor Kuang Hsu China Pekin Roosevelt Fairbanks

Alexis Laid to Rest in Romanoff Mausoleum

The body of Grand Duke Alexis uncle to the emperor was interred Saturday in the new mausoleum at the fortress of St. Petersburg. Emperor Nicholas followed the coffin on foot from the railroad station to the fortress, a three mile procession through crowded silent streets.

St. Petersburg Grand Duke Alexis Paris the Romanoffs Nicholas

Poison Beer in St Louis Leads to Death and Robbery

A man died and four others were seriously ill at a city hospital after drinking poison beer from a bogus employment agent. The victims, recent arrivals, were offered work, given beer, then robbed of 227 dollars before the suspect fled.

St. Louis Psuedo United States

Katy official cites cotton crop impact on railroad earnings

In San Antonio on November 21 traffic manager Halle testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission that railroad earnings declined due to a small cotton crop last year and reduced tonnage. In Austin on November 21 Judge D E Simmons urged alumni to attend the university's twenty fifth anniversary celebration next Wednesday and Thursday.

San Antonio Interstate Commerce Commission Trafffic Halle Katy Railway Austin D. E. Simmons of Alumni Association of the University

Injured Splitting Wood in McKinney

Charles Scott was seriously injured in McKinney Texas on November 21 when his ax caught a clothes line and blade struck his head causing a four inch gash over the right eye. The wound was sewn up.

McKinney Tex Charles Scott

Narrow Escape of Family in Tex Fire

Nacogdoches Texas reports the residence of Dr. C. C. Pierce valued at $5 000 and its contents destroyed by fire suspected incendiary origin. All members of the family barely saved their lives.

Nacogdoches Tex C. C. Pierce Familly

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Nat’s Biscuit Co Heinz E. J. Fountain St. Andrew's Church Methodist Church J. B. Turrentine Wixon M. E. Church South Bryan Texas Beaumont Texas Conference Turrentine First Baptist Church J. A. Moore Will Howell M. E. Weaver St. Joseph's Church J. B. Gleissner Andrew Di _ Giorgio Concepta Gragliano Salvatore Cardella Seraphina Rizaffi Father de Simone White’s Plantation Father Gleissner Challenner Christian Church Bible School Christian Endeavor Union Hill Blanche Buchanan Jesus Minnie Bullock E. C. Parks the Grand Edad AG Femmel’& Maloney Webb Bros Campbell State Penitentiary Board Rusk Penitentiary Black George W. Stegall Wichita Kan North Fort Worth Rock Island Stegall Tito First National Bank Wefsolicit Oie Kwad Keke
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