Italian Colony Planned Near Orange in 1906
In Bryan Texas November 27 1906 an Italian colony will be established near Orange. Conventions may cause trouble but a town gains notice by welcoming visitors. Prof B L Prince has become private secretary to Congressman Rufus Hardy. The Eagle urges Bryan residents to host Daughters of the Confederacy visitors and promote local schools during their stay.
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Orange
B. L. Prince
Coolidge Public School
Rufus Hardy
Bryan
Daughters of the Confederacy
Texas General Stoddard Entitled to London Fare
General H B Stoddard of Bryan may attend a December 14 banquet in London after receiving an invitation from the Earl of Euston. The former Knights Templar grand master was awarded three badges of the Holy Order of the Cross by English representatives, an honor shared only by two others in the United States.
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England
H. B. Stoddard of
Bryan
Texas
Earl of Euston
Great Priory
England and Wales
London
Knights ‘Templar
America
Stoddard
San Francisco
United States
Holy Order of the Cross
Moulton
Chicago
Lloyd
Enamel Cross Lamb Emblems Worn by General Stoddard
The enamel in the cross and the two lambs with their surroundings is praised by critics. The emblems were worn by General Stoddard during the funeral of Colonel Mott of Galveston. They were made by Spencer & Co of London, official jewelers of the Great Priory of England and Wales.
Funeral of Mr J S Mooring Held at Exchange Hotel
The funeral for J S Mooring was held Sunday at 3 PM in the Exchange hotel lobby with Rel Rev J Wendel Davis officiating and Dr George B Butler assisting. Active pall bearers included Mayor J F Butler and Judge A G Board, among others. a long procession followed to the city cemetery with attendees from Bedias Navasota Corsicana and Ennis.
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J. S. Mooring
Exchange Hotel
J. Wendel Davis
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
George B. Buttler
The
Baptist Church
Camp
Bedias
Wu. Bowen
J. T. Bowen
Wayman
Taliaferro
Little Daughter
Capt
W. E. Barry
Mamie Barry
Navasota
A. D. McConnice
Houston
Sam R. Frost
F. N. Crane
Corsicana
C. M. Winkler
T. L. Winkler
Ennis
Tricks of the camera in posing for portraits
A photographer explains how posing tricks shape flattering photos. He notes lowering a long neck, lighting to soften cheeks, facing the camera to minimize crooked noses, and directing subjects to trust guidance to achieve better results.
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New York Press
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