Krause-Taylor company to perform Michael Strogoff in Bryan
The Krause Taylor Company opens a week at the Grand in Bryan starting Monday December 3. The Shreveport Evening Journal lauds the production with Jack C. Taylor as Michael Strogoff and praises the elaborate scenery costumes and high quality specialties including Edna Woods and Alfred Woods. Ticket prices are 10 20 and 30 cents with free admission for ladies Monday night under standard conditions.
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Krause-Taylor Company
Shreveport
Edna
Alfred Woods
Hotel Arrivals
Hotel arrivals list includes C J Conyers Houston S M Redburn New York O M Helfmet H S Hardin St Louis T D Culbreath JJ Knight Dallas BB Throop Anderson A B Matthews Cincinnati GN Beakley Coleman Boone Kirk Navasota WC Burrows New Orleans P B Fitzsimmons Dallas FA Prince Texas D J Michall Cincinnati CC Duckworth N C CENTRAL JN Thompson Waco JO Griss wolk R A Griswold Keith H H Raymond Vickery Ohio WP Kelly Millican George Isbell Pankey Mrs Parker and son Mrs J KE Milton and son Macey J A Thompson Wheelock J M Pyles Cross A W Mitchell Midway W B Brigham Macy.
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J Conyers
Houston
M Redburn
New York
M Helfmet
H S Hardin
St Louis
D Culbreath
JJ Knight
Dallas
Throop
Anderson
B Matthews
Cincinnati
Beakley
Coleman
Boone Kirk
Navasota
WC Burrows
New Orleans
B Fitzsimmons
Prince
Texas
J Michall
CC Duckworth
N.C. Central
JN Thompson
Waco
JO Grisswolk
R A’ Griswold
Keith
H H Rayimond
Vickery
Ohio
Kelly Millican
George Isbell
Pankey
Parker and Son
J KE Milton and Son
Macey
J A Thompson
Wheelock
J M Pyles
Cross
A W Mitchell
Midway
W B Brigham
Macy
Burford and Gentry wed at Wellborn Methodist Church
M M Burford and Miss Lizzie Gentry were married last night at the Wellborn Methodist church by Rev A M Stewart. The couple were joined in the presence of a large gathering of friends with Burford from College Station and Gentry from the Wellborn community Brazos County. The Eagle and local friends extend hearty congratulations.
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M. M. Burford
Lizzie Gentry
Wellborn
A. M. Stewart
Burford
College Station
B. E. Geary
Brazog County
Cotton Receipts and Local Notices at Lawrence and Vicinity
Listing of cotton yards including Lawrence Warehouse and Darwin Cotton Yard with bale totals. Mentions KRAUSE-TAYLOR BIG COMPANY event at the opera house starting Dee 3. Notes Mrs. Cabheen Blake visiting Houston and Adams family. Advertises ladies skirts at Norwood's and thimbles at Goodman Miller Reliable Jewelers.
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Krause-Taylor Big Company
Opera House
Dee
Guaranteed Attraction Harrison Bros Minstrels at Parade
The Harrison Bros Minstrels promise two performances on Saturday December 1 with a parade and cake walk on the street. A guaranteed attraction for the day, they appear here with shows scheduled to amuse attendees.
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Harrison Bros., Minstrels
Plan to Fight the Boll Weevil in Brazos County
The Brazos County farmers are urged to investigate boll weevil spread by sending three men to Victoria Yoakum and Flatonia counties to learn when the pest first appeared how much damage it causes and what remedies work. They should visit Eagle Lake Belleville and Brenham on the route to trace movement east and share findings to save costs and crops.
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Brazos County
Maccatoni Road
Victoria
Aransas Pass
Yoakum
Flatonia
Eagle Lake
Belleville
Austin
Austi
Brenham
Texas to the Front in Agricultural Prosperity
The literary bureau urges Texas to advertise its vast agricultural potential. Surplus wheat could fuel flour mills, cotton prices may drive new mills, cattle prices support packing houses, and rising garden truck output suggests canning factories in the south. Promote opportunities to attract capital and migrants across state lines.
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Texas
Literary Bureau
Sunset
Central Lines
Houston
Stove repair ad from W. W. Griffin in Bryan
W. W. Griffin offers stove repair services for cook stoves and heaters. He invites interested customers to call at once or mail him a postal for service. dated December 15.
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Tam
W. W. Griffin
Bryan
Dee
Four masked men loot Emden bank and kill night officer
Four masked robbers dynamited the Farmer's Bank of Emden Illinois on November 28 seizing all cash estimated between 8000 and 4000 dollars. Citizen John Alberts was bound and forced inside as the vault was drilled and a second blast opened the doors. Night Policeman Sanford was mortally wounded when the robbers fled by train toward Delavan leaving the wrecked bank and ruined vault behind.
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Emden
Ill
Farmer's Bank
John Alberts
Alberts
Delavan
Sanford
Chicago and Alton
Serious Wreck Pulls Locomotive and Cars Into Ohio River
The Cleveland night express on the Cleveland and Pittsburg road derailed after a washout near Beaver, plunging the locomotive mail baggage and express cars into the Ohio River. Four trainmen injured. M S Casey of Cleveland, ex Press Messenger, drowned in his car beneath the river surface.41 passengers escaped with slight bruises.
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Beaver
Cleveland
Cleveland and
Pittsburg
Ohio River
M.S. Casey
Eleven Armored Ships to Draw Bids by Navy Dept
Eleven armored vessels costing about 66 million dollars will have bids opened in twelve days as the Navy Department sets final plans. Congress allocates 242 million for hulls and machinery with 24 million reserved for guns armor and stores.
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New York
Navy Department
Tribune
Washington
Congress
Lemley
Navy
Pacific
Atlantic
Scotts
San Francisco
Secretary of the Navy
Attorney General
Oregon
Population gains in South Dakota New Mexico and Oklahoma
Census returns show South Dakota at 319,146 in 1900 up from 182,719 in 1890, an increase of 136,427 or 74.6 percent. New Mexico rises to 195,219 from 154,593, up 41,717 or 27.1 percent. Oklahoma climbs to 398,245 from 61,834, up 286,411 or 544 percent.
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Washington
South Dakota
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Bryan Business League Formalizes Organization
The Bryan Business League met yesterday and adopted a constitution and by-laws. Hon. W. R. Cavitt was named as the league's Fort Worth representative to attend the meeting and participate in league activities.
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Bryan Business League
W. R. Cavitt
Fort Worth
Galveston Relief Meeting and Train Tickets Offered
November 29 meeting notices state H. and T. C. will sell round trip tickets for trains arriving at Fort Worth on the morning of November 30. Fare is 3.75 dollars with stamp deadline in Fort Worth by December 2, 1900 and a one day transit limit each way. W. S. Wilson, Agent. J. O. and R. A. Griswold of Keith were here yesterday.
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Ft. Worth
W.S. Wilson
Cross Texas News Brief Reports Weather Moves and Health
Heavy rain last Friday gave way to a norther and bright sun. Neighbors prep for next year crop. Health improving. Lizzie Grissitt teaches the local school. Mrs W C Outlaw left for Rockdale for cancer treatment. Some plan to attend Anderson court. Corn scarce, many will have to buy this winter. Ned
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Ned
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Webb Bros
N. B
the Daily Eagle
Connelly & Carnes
Bryan Pavorites
The
All Next
Thelma
Alfred Wright
Mary Stuart
Priscilla
Juliet
Maud Muller
Pinauds
Violette Reine
Roger’s & Gallets
Olgates
Emmet’s Prescription Pharmacy
Burford-Gentry
Lawrence
En Farmers
Darwin
Dawson & Bowman
Norwood
Goodman & Miller
Reliable Jewelelers
Deel
Bryan Eagle
Franklin Brothers
Webby Hi
Bryan, Texas
New Ware
Courthouse
Bryan Grocery Compan
Candy Kitchen
Berwick Bay
Lowney’s
Gunther’s
Wilcox
M. F. Heenan
Mrs. Proctor’s
C. M. Proctor
Business League
Galveston
J.O
R. A. Griswold
B. KE. Hawes
Bryan Marble Works
Brondon’s
de Trant
Alwayys
R.L. Brocdon
T. J. Pugh
Vito
Mequale 8
Dodar Cares
Christian Church
W. B. Hudson
J. G. Minkert
Thudson &Minkert
Commercial
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