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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1899

Page

2

Quiet Texas community notes and upcoming church events

The Bryan Texas community page notes pleasant fall weather, cotton harvest in progress, and a recent ice cream supper with attendees from Wheelock Cottonwood Alexandria Edge and Benchley. It mentions Eva Lefevre visiting Effie Ganaway, a church service at the Christian church, and upcoming preaching at the Baptist church by Rev. J. M. Bullock with a Song Feast. Also promotes Wooten Wells soda at Marek's next to Saunders Johnson.

J. M. Bullock Wooten Marek’s Saunders & Johnson’s

Improved Cotton Becks Big Boll Yields Claimed by Farmer

Mr W. 8. Jolly reports planting Becks Big Boll cotton around April 20, later than other cotton on his farm. He says it yields more per acre than Bohemian, plans to save seed, and intends to plant two acres next year and expand to his entire crop if luck holds.

Jolly Beck

Letter List and local notices from Bryan post office

The Bryan post office lists letters remaining for the week ending Oct 4 including Agalie E and Andre E, Arnold Mattie, Arrant James, Berlin Lizzie, Browning Nick, Bowens Ella, Keenan T, Cooper Floran, Kwith Joe, Flowers Minnie, Lewis Jack, Gilmore Anna, Henderson M E, Jordan T, Moerson Vick, Miller Eula, Phillips Esq, Moore Roda, Reese I, Comer Dora, Wallace G C, Washington Martha, Wallis Henry, and foreign Stelzer George. A one cent charge per advertised mail. Also notices on Lendreths new crop turnip seeds, Sam Lee of Rock Prairie, oysters at Chas Edinburg’s restaurant, a North Texas car shipment, and a House for Rent through Joe Groginsky.

Agalie E. Andre A. Arnold Mattie Arrant James Berlin Lizzie Browning Nick Bowens Ella Keenan T. Cooper Floran Kwith Joe H. Flowers Minnie Lewis Jack Gilmore Anna Methodist Henderson M. E Church Jordan T. Moerson Vick Miller Eula Phillips Esq. Moore Roda Reese I. Comer Dora Wallace G. C. Washington Martha Wallis Henry Foreign Stelzer George Bryan Post Office Tyler Haswell P. M

Milch Cow With Calf for Sale

MILCH COW for sale with a young calf. Apply to Mrs Dr J R Johnson at Dublin 270.

J. R. Johnson

Admiral Dewey Honored With Washington Welcome Parade

Washington marks the homecoming of Admiral George Dewey with a grand display along Pennsylvania Avenue. President McKinley and Mrs. McKinley greet him at the White House as crowds swarm the route to the reviewing stand. Dewey acknowledges the cheers before leaving for Mrs. Washington McLean’s house after a long day of ovations.

Washington George Dewey New York Pennsylvania Avenue White House Olympia Dewey Government Post Office Far East Gridley United States McKinley Admiral Dewey Washington McLean Ohio K Street Moses Brumby McLean

Admiral Dewey Receives Congress Award in Formal Ceremony

Elaborate exercises were held this afternoon as the award to Admiral Dewey was presented, following his service era marked by the 9 90 dispatch and his retirement from active duty after long service. The event reflected congressional action and naval honor.

Dewey Congress

Town Devastated by Fire in DeQueen Arkansas

A large fire wiped out DeQueen Arkansas along the Kansas City Pittsburg and Gulf railroad destroying fifty four business houses including banks hotels and several hotels. Loss estimated 350000 to 400000 with insurance not exceeding 15000. List of heaviest losers includes Burt Johnson Citizens bank Williamson Bros and Commercial hotel among others. Chicago report notes British orders for canned meat and fruit and a possible large government contract. Austin reports indictments of Texas lumbermen for alleged lumber trust and potential statewide prosecutions.

Texarkana Tex Kansas City Pittsburg Burt Johnson Citizens’ Bank William Allen William Davis W. C. McKean Kirk Bros Lambright Bros Emma Welcome W. EB. Hicks Finney Dry Goods Company Williamson Bros Cone & Co McGee & Hurt Dd. Barton T. A. Vallentine Commercial Silver Moon Henry & Morris Morrison & Hall Berry Aiken de Queen Bee Chicago Transvaal London

Big Colorado Livery Stable Fire Destroys Mani tou El Paso Branch

An eight story frame livery and feed stable in Mani tou Colorado Springs was burned with hay vehicles and boarding horses inside. Four percent of the horses died despite swift fire department aid saving Barker House and town business. Loss about ten thousand dollars.

Colorado Springs el Paso Manitou Colorado Colorado City Barker

Habeas corpus served on Captain Roberts demand Carter be produced

A Kellogg Rose Smith representative filed writ of habeas corpus on Captain Roberts at Governor's Island demanding Captain Oberlin M. Carter be produced in U S circuit court before Judge Lacomb.

New York Kellogg, Rose & Smith Roberts Governor S Island Oberlin M. Carter Lacomb United State Circuit Court

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