Bryan Baptist Association Meeting Report
The Eagle covers the Bryan Baptist Association gathering at Reliance Church with Rev G A Foster preaching on Ephesians 6 10 and a large attendance. Delegates from Providence Peach Creek Bethel Cottonwood Tryon Thompson Creek Minter Spring Saints Rest Henry Prairie Rocky Ridge Reliance and Bryan list readings credentials and officer elections with JIM Zimmerman reelected moderator and officers named. Committees include Finance Home Mission State Missions and Education. services adjourned to 9 am Monday with Divine services scheduled for today.
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the Eagle Reporter
Bryan Baptist Association
Reliance Church
G. A. Foster
J M Zimmerman
Kurten
F M Law
RD Wilson
C E Whitington
Providence
G A Foster
C P Foster
T Goodwin
Peach Creek
W Price
Symms
K Symmes
Dixon
Bethel
O Ferguson
I T Goodwin
W_Shealy
Bullock
Vivine Service
Chas Peters
J L Symms
John Foster
W H Wiley
J J Conway
Wilson
F. M. Law
R. O’rear
Rev. Foster
W. K.symms
J. H. McGregor
Dr. Wilson
R. W. Matthews
T. E. Shaw
Chas. Peters
M Turner
J W Sheppard
C Martin
J B Neely
W. B. English
H O Conway
H O Ferguson
B F Kennedy
Robt
Blythe
W L Dixon
Foreign Missions
Law
A W Shealy
J M Bullock
Dr Wilson
Bryan
J H Weedon
Saints Rest
T E Shaw
Cottonwood
F M Preddy
Henry Prairie
Minter Springs
Foster
E Orr
R W Mathews
Rockey Ridge
Marriage of J Mark Baugh and Ella Marriott at Brazos county home
The wedding of J Mark Baugh of Sonora Texas and Ella Marriott occurred this morning at 10 o clock at the bride’s parents home with Rev J M Bullock officiating Prof and Mrs I B Marriott were the hosts The bride, a popular Brazos county girl, and the groom, a former A and M College student, plan to reside in Sonora The Eagle extends hearty congratulations
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J. Mark Baugh
Sonora
Texas
Ella Marriott
I. B. Marriott
J. M. Bullock
Brazos County
A. and M. College
Fifth Sunday Workers Institute meeting at Cottonwood Baptist
The fifth Sunday meeting of the Workers Institute is set for Friday through Sunday Oct 27 28 29 at Cottonwood Baptist Church. Introductory sermon Friday by Rev R D Wilson on identifying the church Jesus organized followed by sessions led by clergy and lay leaders on topics such as Holy Spirit work discipline Baptism and Baptist communion.
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of the Workers Institute
Cottonwood Baptist Church
Ha. m
R. D. Wilson
Jesus Christ
J. M. Zimmerman
D. Lloyd
R. McClung
J. H Suber
A. W. Buchanan
Christ
J. A Wadsworth
F. M. Law
T. T. Goodwin
Death of Thos H Morgan in Reliance parish
Obituary notes the death of 17 year old Thos H Morgan at his parents home after brain congestion on Sept 2 189? in Reliance. He joined the Baptist church in 1898 and was active in B Y P U. The piece honors his Christian faith, family sorrow, and compares him to a late Milton Morgan, urging faith and comfort in God.
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Thos. H. Morgan
W. H. Morgan
Reliance
Tom
Baptist Church
B. Y
Lamb of God
Yellow Fever Spreads in Jackson and Across Gulf Coast
Secretary Flunter reports one new yellow fever case in Jackson Mississippi, Charles Elliott a Western Union messenger, prompting relocation of Elliott family to detention camp. Additional cases and a death are recorded in Jackson and nearby areas, with totals rising in Key West and New Orleans and new illnesses in Centerville, Mississippi.
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Jackson
Centerville
Miss
Flunter
State Board
Charles Elliott
Western Union
Elliott
Capitol Street
O I. Waiter
Key West
Fla
Washington
Wyman
New Orleans
Fire destroys Arkansas Deaf Mute Institute at Little Rock
A fire at the Arkansas Deaf Mute Institute one mile west of Little Rock destroyed all brick buildings. Twenty five teachers and staff sleeping in the main building were rescued. No pupils were present due to vacation. Loss estimated at 100000 dollars with no insurance. Austin flood report hurts Brazos agriculture. Cotton receipts at Hempstead plunged from over 6000 bales to an estimated 1500 this year.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Deaf Mute Institute
Austin
A. C. Thompkins
Waller County
Brazos River
Hempstead
Thompkins
Labor and civic groups settle differences on post office cornerstone
Chicago reports an amiable adjustment between organized labor and festival and federal committees. The cornerstone will be cut by union men from Illinois stone, aligning with the original programme. In New York Croker and Mayor Harrison say Illinois and New York will back Bryan for the presidential nomination.
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Chicago
Illinois
New York
Richard Croker
Harrison
Bryan
Multiple evacuees and officials named in Sept 30 notices
Eagle Pass engineer J. T. Farris dies after Mexican National wreck. burial planned in St. Louis. New Orleans reports Cattahuca fire destroying half the town and 17 buildings with heavy losses. Chattanooga notes actress Julia Morrison indicted for murder. South McAlester arrest linked to 19-year-old Arkansas case. Vernon court acquits B S Ellis in 1898 murder. Johannesburg reports field orders. troop movements. Sherman records Henderson Ferry blast victim Jones dies. Gainesville mayor Shortridge dies after four-week illness. popular three-term leader.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
J. T. Farris
Republican meeting in Madrid calls for unity and freed prisoners
A Madrid gathering of Republicans drew about 6000 attendees including French Italian and Portuguese delegates. Speakers attacked the monarchy and urged actions to secure the release of Spanish prisoners held by insurgents in the Philippines as Burgos Catholics form a Republican union.
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Madrid
Burgos
Philippines
Simms and Brazzle Convicted of Grand Larceny in Macon
Charles Simms and Frank Brazzle were found guilty of grand larceny in Macon Missouri and each sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. George Setters testified for the state after turning, but fled jail and later disappeared during the trial. The defense pressed for a trial amid disputed evidence and a tense legal fight before conviction.
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Macon
Charles Simms
Frank Brazzle
Geo. Setters
Breil
Knox County
Writ Granted for Nebraska Clothing Firm Case
Kansas City reports grant of habeas corpus for F. J. Taggart, manager of Nebraska Clothing, amid arrest of four merchants for failing to report to the department store commissioner. Taggart refused bond. all defendants plead not guilty as they await further action. Austin notes attorney general plans suit against wealthy Panhandle cattlemen over state land trespass and back rentals. Terre Haute reports Indiana coal price rise due to demand and car shortages. Little Rock notes $20,000 damages suit filed by administrator James E. Guinn against Pine Bluff Water and Light and Cotton Belt Railroad for death of W. S. Yowell by electrical shock aboard a wrecking car.
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Kansas City
F. J. Taggart
Nebraska Clothing Company
Taggart
F. C. Farra
Austin
Smith
Panhandle
Little Rock
James E. Guinn
William S. Yowell
United States
Pine Bluff Water and Light Company
Cotton Belt Railroad Company
Vowell
Pine Bluff
Cotton Belt
Child Drinks Lye. Parent Seeks Help in Texas
In Longview Texas on September 30 a 16 months old child of Mrs Jane Gaddis drank a strong lye solution from a quart bottle. The bottle held water and a teaspoonful of lye. The child remains in a precarious condition under medical care.
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Longview
Tex
Jane Gaddis
Three Fingers Amputated After Oil Mill Injury
Dublin Texas September 30 Jim McLeod was cleaning the engine at the oil mill when his hand was badly lacerated doctors found his thumb forefinger and middle finger would have to be amputated, the injury reported today.
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Dublin
Tex
Jim McLeod
Suburban Texarkana Shooting Deaths Two Arrests Made
Texarkana reports a shooting in its suburbs ending in the death of Less Conner with Carl Ashford jailed. In Navasota Harry Bolton lost an arm at Lott's gun and died from injuries.
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Texarkana
Tex
Less Conner
Carl Ashford
Navasota
Harry Bolton
Washington County
Lott
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