Death of Horatio Rhodes in Waco after short illness
Horatio Rhodes, 56, a Bryan resident and Baptist church member, died in Waco after a one day illness. He leaves four children and several siblings. The funeral was held with services at the H. and T. C. depot officiated by Dr. W. C. Finley. The Eagle notes sympathy for the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio Rhodes
Waco
Rhodes
Alabama
Bryan
J. R. Carlton
Cecil Rhodes
W. P. Rhodes
Rowena Rhodes
Denison
A. W. Rhodes
Emma Rhodes
Lizzie Rhodes
Madison County
J. W. Rhodes
The
Baptist Church
W. C. Finley
Eagle
Photographer Carter Provides Images for Eagle Special Edition
Mr. Carter, a photographer, is skilled in producing pictures for The Eagle special edition. He captures both outside and inside views of buildings with equal ease and has done extensive work in this class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Eagle
Madisonville Reunion Schedule and Notable Speakers
A public reunion program lists events for Tuesday through Thursday led by ex Confederate veterans including Welcome addresses by Lee Yates and J D Shaw, baseball games, concerts, and lectures by Prof J H Connell and Dave Shapiro. Committees and local figures like D Brizzaliari Jr and J Morris Jr participate. The Heywood family, oil magnates, are noted for leasing Spindle Top heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Yates
J. D. Shaw
Cemetery Association
the Court House
J. H. Connell
A. & M. College
Dave Shapiro
Court House
Dave H. Er
M. Y. Randolph
W. W. Sharp
D. Brizzalia
Bryan
Brazos County
John G. Walker
Madisonville
Dave H. Shapiro
M. Y. Randoph
David Brizzolari
J. E. Morris, Jr
Hotel Arrivals
EXCHANGE lists hotel arrivals including JD McGill Corsicana J G Middleton Texas 8 F Seyser St Louis E Douglas Tyler I Black Galveston R A White Philadelphia H Deutchner New Orleans R M Connor Houston D W Ingersol Montrose J P Levy Corsicana L C Packard St Louis L Pfeifer Cincinnati A J Haile Houston R L Moore Houston L Oppenheimer Dallas W V Hanway Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JD McGill
Corsicana
G Middleton
Texas
Seyser
St Louis
E Douglas
Tyler
I Black
Galveston
A White
Philadelphia
H Deutchner
New Orleans
M Connor
Houston
W_Ingersol
Montrose
P Levy
C Packard
L Pfeifer
Cincinnati
J Haile
L Moore
Oppenheimer
Dallas
Hanway
Biddle and Rogers Prairie In Central
Central description lists C S Biddle J O Biddle and Rogers Prairie as key local references in a concise entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
J O Biddle
Rogers Prairie
Rex Dyspepsia Tablets Offer in Bryan Texas Ad
The ad promotes Rex Dyspepsia Tablets for dyspepsia and indigestion with a money back guarantee if not cured. Price is 50 cents per package and druggists are authorized by the manufacturers to refund. Bryan Texas figure M. H. James listed as leading local druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. James
Bryan
Texas
Iba
Wreck of Rock Island Train Kills One, Injures Many
A northbound Rock Island passenger train derailed two miles south of Kremlin Oklahoma on July 31. One man from Enid was killed and 24 others injured. Survivors include L. J. Schmidt James Taylor and G. H. Sholand. A broken rail in a culvert caused the crash. engineer Kelly avoided a larger disaster by shutting off the air.
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Kremlin
C. T
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
el Reno
Here
C. L. McLain
Enid
O. T
L. J. Schmidt
Kansas City
D. E. Laigham
Joplin
K. Raub
North Topeka
Kas
A. N. Smith
Mile
Kelly
Ozark
Ark
Charles Hunter
Hunter
Young Hunter
Frank Russell
Russell
Negro violence erupts after killings in Nevada county
A Camden dispatch reports Lige Sigler's son shot near Rosston after Sigler's sons killed Lewis Haynie and Hop Halt. Three negroes were in custody as white and black tensions flare with prior whipings in Nevada County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Camden
Lige Sigler
Rosston
Sigler
Lewis Haynie
Haynie
Halton
Nevada County
Military funeral honors former private James Bell at Fort Sheridan
General Miles issued an order for a military funeral for James Bell formerly of company E Seventh Infantry. Bell helped relay a message from General Terry to General Crook during the 1876 Sioux conflict. Medals were later awarded by Congress after a field order recounting the feat. Bell died in Chicago five days earlier.
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Chicago
Miles
Fort Sheridan
James Bell
Company E
Seventh Infantry
Bell
Terry
Big Horn River
Crook
Powder River
Congress
Brigands Driven From Tonkin Hills in Fatal Clash
Reports from the Duke of Fife describe French and Chinese forces encircling Tonkin brigands. About 600 killed in a valley stand. 2,000 survivors fled higher into the mountains. many dead or starving.
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Tacoma
Tonkin
Duke of Fife
Saigon
Marshal Li
San Francisco Labor Troubles Paralyze Shore Industries
Labor strife in San Francisco reaches crisis levels with marine traffic and shore labor at a near standstill and multiple industries nearly paralyzed. The disruption impacts port activity and related employment across the city.
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San Francisco
Edict reorganizes China foreign office as promised
Reports from Pekin say the imperial edict on reconstituting the foreign office aligns with Special Commissioner Rockhill’s peace terms. The foreign affairs unit now ranks above the old boards and will host ministers in the emperor’s hall with occasional banquets. German diplomat Mamm von Schwarzenstein drafts a protocol on punishing Boxer guilty parties. 54 of 100 accused remain unproven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Rockhill
Foreign Office
Mamm von Schwarzenstein
Pardon for Carrie Nation Ends in Installment Plan
Carrie Nation, jailed for smashing a joint, is pardoned by Governor Stanley and will pay fines and costs in $5 monthly installments. Also reported are deaths in Florida and Virginia, a yacht fire in Chicago, a predicted universal match trust in London, shifting female population shares in several states, Japan rice shipments from Rayne, and a woman’s suicide by jumping into a well near Nacogdoches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Carrie Nation
Stanley
Millican Social News and Local Appointments
A Millican correspondent notes the first rain since a drought, Misa Laura Dunlap’s twelfth birthday party with games and refreshments, and visits from A J Moore and Miss Maggie Moore in Arcadia. Mr and Mrs Joe Johnson hosted friends for cake and cream in honor of Mr Joe White and Miss Julia White of Grimes county. Rev McClung conducts Baptist church meetings, F A Spann starts a new job in the bottom, and young people sing at Mrs Spann’s. Bob McGregor preaches at the Methodist church. Harry and Lindon Ward visit grandparents. O T Lewis visits Wellborn relatives. T B White returns to work in the bottom after three weeks at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Laura Dunlap
A. J. Moore
Arcadia
Maggie Moore
Joe Johnson
Joe White
Julia White
Grimes County
Rev
McClung
Harvey
Baptist Church
F. A. Spann
Harry and
Lindon Ward
Rosse
Cross TX Sunday News Briefs July 29 Health Update
Health is good in Cross Texas as Rev Black closes a nine day meeting at Concord with nine additions. Free Baptists report three additions after their Cross gathering. Local visits include Henry Cobb and wife, Tom McCandliss of Collin county, and Mr. and Mrs. W C Outlaw with Mr Biggs. Cotton planting begins but trails last year. rain has been plentiful for three weeks. Guy Forester of Houston visits relatives here and at Pankey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Forester
Houston
Pankey
Local families join gatherings across Little Cedar area
Sunday night visits at J P Post and ice cream supper hosted by D B Carroll. Mrs M E Carroll and Miss Lula Post visited Burt Carrolls on Rock Prairie, returning with Rosa Carroll from Steep Hollow. Numerous neighbors including Miss Ada Thompson, Sam Taylor, Jeff Carter, and Elder W B Meredith enjoyed others' company and plan a singing next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FE. Carrolls
M. E. Carroll
Lula Post
Burt Carrolls
Rock Prairie
Rosa Carroll
Steep Holllow
Jess Wheeless
Ficky
D. B. Carroll
Geo. Edge
Clairmont
Mollie James
Almon
Little Cedar
Mrs. Hopkins
Ada Thompson
Steep Hollow
Burt Carroll
Sam Taylor
Kurten
W. B. Meredith
Killman Springs
Robi
Jno. Carroll
Harvey
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Blair
Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co
the Daily Battle
Connelly & Carnes
Big Madisonville
REUM
Alba Heywood
Heywood
Heywoods
Emmen’s Prescription Pharmacy
Emmeu
Prescription Pharmacy
Rock Island
Jersey
Medford
James Taylor
Jamesport
G. H. Sholand
Victor
Colo
Arm
Arkansas
London
House of Lords
Earl Cowley
Countess Cowley
Countess of Cowley
General Wood
New York
Leonard Wood
Cuba
Pittsburg
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Amalgamated Association
Messrs. Cary, Morgan and Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Laredo
Tex
Webb County
William Anderson
Ramon Llerena
Mexico
Tampa
Fla
Mrs. Nation
Bishop Moore
Jacksonville
John Moore
St. Augustine
Florida
United States
Roanoke
John Tolly
Charles Berry
Pocahontas
Coopers
W. Va
Tennessee
Vernon O. Seaver
Knd
Columbia Yacht Club
Universal Match Trust
Daily Mail
Edwin Gould
Mr. Barber
Diamond Match Company
Swedish Match Company
Washington
Massachusetts
Maryland
Maine
Louisiana
Kentucky
Jennings
Rayne
Japan
Nacogdoches, Tex
Caroline Hayter
Cebeemtone
Mettre
Il Ag
Cndore I Aeememnen
Jenniesmeserents Epee
Eres
Millican
Cross
Messrs. Poss and Raly of
J. P. Post
Orth
Ine
Red River Division
Denison and
Sherman Texas
Smith& Adams
8. W. Buchanan
Proprietora
Jeff Franklin
Potts Baking Powder Co
D&w
BR. A. Berry
Brazos
J. A. Mye
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