Resigning Assistant Rector Davis Praised in Nashville
The Rev J Wendel Davis announces resignation as assistant rector of Christchurch Nashville after a year directing the Brotherhood of St Andrew His leadership boosted the Junior Chapter and united the group in strong growth Davis has just begun duties as rector of St Andrews Bryan earning broad esteem from colleagues and parishioners
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J. Wendel Davis
Christchurch
Davis
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Brotherhood
Adelphian
Nashville
Tenn
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church of
Bryan
Faithful Bryan Druggist Promises Hyomei Cure or Refund
E J Jenkins, a trusted Bryan druggist, markets Hyomei with a money back guarantee. The inhaler outfit costs 1.00 and promises relief from catarrh in head, throat, stomach, liver and kidneys by cleansing mucous membranes and lungs with ozone enriched air. If no cure occurs, Jenkins refunds the purchase.
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Bryan
E. J. Jenkins
BE. J. Jenkins
Local notices and travels sweep Bryan area highlights
The Bryan era continues with residents visiting Grimes and Temple. Elbert Moore and Dr. J. L. Fountain appear in city postings while Mrs. Hoyle wins a $2800 case against rail and Pullman firms in Waco court. A Houston Packing Co. explosion report unsettles the community as Woodmen Circle branches organize in Hearne.
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J. L. Fountain
Galveston
Austin
Broadway
Bryan Masons Hold Afternoon and Friday Lodge Meetings
The Bryan chapter schedules grove meetings at K P hall at 3 PM and 7 30 PM. Miss Culbertson accepts membership applications as the charter remains open. Members Doremus Banks West Mooring and Miss Tabor plan a trip to Waco for the United Daughters of the Confederacy state meeting. If Bryan shows strong support the group hopes to host the 1906 state gathering and entertain hundreds of delegates. A pair of black mule horses is lost from Hearne road pasture and a property transfer occurs as Prof John A Moore buys the J O Kennole residence for 2300 dollars.
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Mesdames
J. W. Doremus
W. A. Banks
J. D. West
J.S. Mooring
Mattie Tabor
Waco
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Bryan
Eagle
Death of J. S. Graham Ex-Confederate and Brazos County resident
J. S. Graham died at his Harvey community home at 5 am after months of illness. A 61 year old Mississippi native and 30 year Brazos County resident, he was an ex Confederate soldier and Brightlight Free Baptist Church member. He leaves a wife two children a sister and several brothers. Burial was at Brightlight Cemetery with Rev. A. M. Stewart officiating.
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J. S. Graham
Harvey
Graham
Mississippi
Brazos County
Brightlight Free Baptist Church
Jack Graham
Hathorn
E. T
G. W
C. H. B. Graham
Mr. Graham
Brightlight Cemetery
Rev
A. M. Stewart
Peculiar Accident Seriously Injures Fort Worth Man
Fort Worth, Nov. 22. W. M. Hill, an employee of the Cameron Lumber Company, fell in front of a heavily loaded lumber wagon on the North Side. The wheels passed over him, breaking his back and causing internal injuries. He is not expected to recover. Conference In Session, Sulphur Springs, Tex. Nov. 22. North Texas Methodist conference is in session with Bishop Hoss presiding and nearly 400 members present.
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Fort Worth
W. M. Hill
Cameron Lumber Company
Sulphur Springs
Tex
North Texas Methodist Conference
Bishop Hoss
Dockets Planned Against Chickasaw Officials
Governor Johnson and other Chickasaw leaders named in a Washington advised docket for December term court. District Attorney Johnson directs charges against several prominent Chickasaw officials over alleged fraudulent warrants deals.
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Ardmore
I. T
Johnson
Washington
May Keep Franchise for Shreveport Baseball Club
Shreveport faces potential loss of the Southern Baseball league franchise as Mobile has not raised the $13,599 requested by President Crawford. Ten thousand dollars would retain the franchise here, with fifty shares sold at $100 each and Captain Crawford purchasing twenty five shares.
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Shreveport
Southern Baseball League
Mobile
Crawford
Japanese loan expected next week with Rothschild involvement
London reports a new Japanese loan likely to be issued next week with the Rothschilds arranging the French portion and handling subscriptions in London. The Rothschilds have not previously been connected with Japanese loans.
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London
Rothschilds
Roosevelt Telegraphed Compliment to King Haakon VII
President Roosevelt sent a telegram to King Haakon VII congratulating him on being chosen to succeed to the throne of Haakon Olaf Harold and Sigurd. The message was dispatched from Copenhagen on November 22.
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Copenhagen
Roosevelt
Haakon VII
Norway
Haakon
Olaf
Harold
Sigurd
Happenings From Across The States In Brief
United States district court convenes in session at Eufaula Oklahoma City approves bonds totaling 450900 for waterworks and sewers a celebration observed. W W Wheeler yardmaster Dallas loses a leg after being injured by a car. A wagon fatally crashes the son of J W Bach Santa Anna Tex. Albert Johnson Negro is sentenced to death at Waxahachie for killing J H Taylor white man. An elevator collapse damages the State National Bank building Texarkana T H Mudd inside but uninjured. Anne Hitchcock daughter of the secretary of the interior and Lieutenant Commander Sims wed at St John’s Washington.
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United States District Court
Eufaula
I. T
Oklahoma City
W. W. Wheeler
Central Railway
Dallas
J. W. Bach
Santa Anna
Tex
Albert Johnson
Waxahachie
J. H. Taylor
State National Bank
Texarkana
T. H. Mudd
Anne Hitchcock
Secretary of the Interior
Sims
Navy
St. John's Church
Washington
Steamer Sinks Off Beaver Harbor In Nova Scotia Storm
A violent Nova Scotia coastal storm sinks a two masted steamer near Beaver Harbor sixty miles from Halifax with no survivors among the crew. In Chicago a Union Traction employee Maude Reese is shot by a burglar found in her apartment as she returned from work. the burglar fled through a window.
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Halifax
N. S
Nova Scotia
Beaver Harbor
Chicago
Maude Reese
Law Department
Union Traction Company
Disorderly Sailors and Forgery Charges Reported
Disorder broke out among sailors returning from the far east in Syzran Russia. In Manila Lieutenant Husk Kirkman of the Eighth cavalry was arrested at Fort McKinley on charges of forgery for misappropriating about $500 by forging signatures on a note.
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Syzran
Russia
Far East
Manila
Husk Kirkman
Eighth Cavalry
Fort McKinley
Kirkman
Miss Goodin to Christen Idaho Battleship
Boise Idaho November 22 The fifteen year old daughter of Governor Goodin will christen the battleship Idaho to be launched December 9 at the shipyard.
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Miss Goodin
Idaho
Boise
Governor Goodin
Dowie Reaches Tampico. Plans Zion Colony Offer Explored
El Paso Nov. 22 John Alexander Dowie and party reached Tampico after inspecting offerings for a Zion colony. Dowie wired Zion City denying illness, saying he will return to keep his promise and celebrate Thanksgiving. He cites 20,000,000 acres offered for the colony.
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Dowie
el Paso
John Alexander Dowie
Tampico
Mex
Zion
Zion City
Full Train Service Restored to New Orleans Line
Houston November 22 reports Southern Pacifica resumes full train service from and into New Orleans after quarantines are raised.
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Houston
Southern Pacifica
New Orleans
Ice Factory Burns in Clarksville Texas Blaze
Clarksville Ice factory owned by H. J Hatch burned with an estimated value of 25 000 dollars. The insured amount was 18 000 dollars. The fire occurred November 22 in Clarksville Texas.
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Clarksville
Tex
H. J Hatch
Horticultural Meeting Set for Palestine
San Antonio reports the Texas Horticultural society will hold its next meeting in Palestine. In Louisville, William B. Haldeman, editor of the Louisville Times, plans to announce his bid for the U S Senate seat now held by Seater Blackburn with backing from Democratic state senators and representatives in the Tenth district.
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Palestine
San Antonio
Texas Horticultural Society
Haldeman
Blackburn
Louisville
William B. Haldeman
Louisville Times
United States Senate
Seater Blackburn
Democratic Stat
Thrace
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Temple
Marie Adams
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J. E. Burk
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Dr. West
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Frank Wallace
Mollie Ransom
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John Thomas
Anna Turner
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Lucretia Mitchell
Emmel & Maloney
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C. G. Walker
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