Death of Robt. Dunlap at Millican
The Eagle notes the death of Robt. Dunlap at his brother’s home near Millican on November 15. Born September 22 1856 at Millican he was 44 years old. An 1881 well accident left him an invalid for life yet he faced suffering with resignation. He belonged to a prominent Millican family and leaves brothers G. W. and F. E. Dunlap plus other relatives. The paper extends condolences to the family. An A and M College Texas football game excursion is offered from Bryan to Austin by the Calvert Waco Brazos Valley railroad for 1.50 round trip leaving Bryan at 7:30 am December 29 and returning at 9:45 pm. DeMaret, Agent. 308 We can fit you in a nice pair of solid gold spectacles Goodman Miller Reliable Jewelers.
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Robt. Dunlap
Millican
G. W
FE. M. Dunlap
A. and
M. College
University of Texas
Calvert, Waco & Brazos Valley Railroad
Bryan
Austin
DeMaret
Goodman & Miller Reliable Jewelers
Deel
Atwell
Tex
Frank
Jesse
Brazos County
Calhoun County
J. R. Jones
Brazos
Lillie May
A Fine Game Struggle Ends In 6 To 6 Tie
The University Medical College of Kansas City and the A and M College of Texas played a hard fought gridiron battle at Kernote park, ending in a 6 to 6 tie. crowds from Navasota and Austin watched as Schulz and Toland led drives and Texas fumbled briefly before Medics' defense held.
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University Medical College of Kansas
Hyde
Lewis Moseley
Feese James
Fisher
McCrea
Jordan
Hawley Winfrey
Grimes Noble
Grady Davidson
Stewart Gray
Morley Boone- Foster
Porter
Schulz
Toland
College
Garrett
Foster
McGinnis
Baumgardner
Davenport
Caddell
Kansas City
Shelton
Moser
Castle
Chopin
Dan Parker
Calvert
Lamar Bethea
Astin
Love
Campbell
South Goal
Texans
Texas
A and M Battle Medics in Close Hard Fought Draw
The game ended in a 6 to 6 tie amid sustained power and quick kicks. Grady of the medics broke free for a 55 yard TD after a fumble, while Hyde and Winfrey shut down visitors and Toland starred for the opponents. Weathered by heat and travel, both sides showed top form as twilight darkness halted play.
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A. Anime
Grady
Lewis
Texas
Hyde
Winfrey
Capt
Toland
Free Textbook System in Yankton SD Sets Low Grade Fees
In Yankton South Dakota the free textbook system charges pupils 20 to 85 cents per year depending on grade. The fee covers all grade appropriate books. The rest of the text contains unrelated quotes and fictional names.
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Yankton
Philadelphia congressman Henry A. Bingham Adorns White Vest
The article notes Henry A. Bingham of Philadelphia, already serving his eleventh consecutive term in the House, favoring a white waistcoat with embroidery as part of a distinctive vest fashion seen frequently in public.
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Henry A. Bingham
Philadelphia
RTE
Hold Up A Train
Five masked robbers dynamited a northbound express near Gifford Station 40 miles south of Little Rock, wrecking the car and injuring the messenger. They escaped with about $300 after failing to blast the through safe. a posse pursues.
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Little Rock
St. Louis
Davey
Gifford
Malvern
Ark
Sam Avery
Notable Wrecks and Deaths Reported in Brief
General Roberts injured after a fall near Johannesburg. Steamer Fife wrecked off St Johns with no deaths. cargo valued at $100000. Mrs. Nancy Hollifield of Ellenboro NC dies at 100, oldest woman in the state. Copenhagen typhus fears rise. Baron Farnham dies in London at 60. Robert M Gray killed. P W Cassely, W Guinn, and W Taylor injured near Zanesville. Sampson P Sherman dies in Des Moines from paralysis stroke. Frank W Stout shoots and kills John Wilson in Dawson Illinois over a mining dispute. B F Nelson, Knights of Honor official, dies in St Louis.
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General Roberts
Johannesburg
Fife
St. Johns
N. F
Nancy Hollifield
North Carolina
Ellenboro
Copenhagen
Baron Farnham
London
Eng
Robert M. Gray
P. W. Cassely
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Webb Bros
the Daily Eagle
Connelly & Carnes
Robt
Dunlap
Kansas City Medicals
E. R. Emmet
V. Company
Chicago
Ill
Mr. Emmet
Lixza & rEea
Ee. R. Emmel
P. O. Box
Fickey
Althea
Moore
John Fickey
Oregon
Albert Schultz
Emily Schram
Charlie Schultz
Mary Smith
Jim Stepelton
Atwell News
Georgia
Wentworth Woodhouse
Yord
Milton
Pugland
Bengham
Washington
Hay
United States
Aspiroz
Mexico
Shreveport
Mose Johnson
McCormick's Brickyard
Texarkana
Hong Kong
Choate
Foreign Office
Boston
Biarritz
Gladys Deacon
Prince Lichtensten
Miss Deacon
Edward Parker Deacon
Waverly
Mass
W. F. Feagle
Fort Smith
Arkansas Legislature
East St. Louis
Beckham
Owensboro
Kentucky
Raphael Fuqua
First Presbyterian Church
Lividia
Sir Arthur Sullivan
Levy Bros
Levy Brothers
Franklin Brothers
Dltchera
Bryan, Texas
Candy Kitchen
Parl. Her
Berwick Bay
Lowney’s
Gunther’s
Wilcox
Bryan Eagle
M. F Heenan
Mrs. Proctor’s
C. M. Proctor
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