Local notices and ads run through Bryan week
The item list shows rentals and sales including a store building for sale near 272, farm windmill repairs, and cotton seed hulls for sale. It mentions theatre attraction Tennessee’s Pardner at Grand Opera house and a Daughters of the Confederacy gathering hosted by Mrs True and Mrs Garth. Also notes piano tuner Prof H J Putney in Bryan and Episcopal ladies meeting for guild reorganizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bradley
J. A. Bockholts
Galveston
McClelland
Sue McClelland
W. HH. McMichael
C. Carter
Edge
C. F. Moore
J.W. Crenshaw
Reliance
Eagle
F.C. Cain
M. & P. Bank
W. A. Chapman
Corsicana
D. C. Demaret
Tennessee
Grand Opera House
Arthur
A. P. Kerr
H. J. Putney
Bryan
The
Episcopal Church
J. W. English
L. 8. Ross
Daughters of the Confederacy
T. H. Hairston
Storm Toll Mounts Across Georgia and Florida Coast
Reports from Savannah and coastal districts detail widespread damage and dozens of deaths. Ferrying ships report sunk vessels and dynamite on board. towns like Fernandina Brunswick Darien and Darien suffer extensive flooding and wind destruction. Many remote islands report ruined cottages and lost livelihoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savanah
Fernandina
Campbell Island
Brunswick
Jesup
Sterling Station
Charles Wright
Glynn
McIntosh
Darien
Blanche Hopkins
Minnie
Gladiator
Cumberland Island
Maud Helen
Burbank
Edla
Emma
Jeky] Island
Charleston
Sapelo Island
St. Simon's Island
St. Simons Mills
Troops Move Against Bear Island Indians in Minnesota
General Bacon with Third Infantry and Gatling guns sails toward Bear Island to compel the Pillager Indians to terms amid fears of a Chippewa uprising. Captain Wilkerson leads the force while locals report armed resistance and a tense standoff along the coast.
Maryland Mob Lynches Wright Smith in Jail Break
Wright Smith, a Black man, accused of assaulting Mrs. Morrison, was seized from the Annapolis jail by a mob shortly after 2 AM. The group drove to a lot near the city cemetery and fired on him, killing him after he cried for mercy and shouted murder. The night watchman Duvall was threatened as the mob carried out the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Wright Smith
British Officer's Son Found Dead in St Louis Hotel Bath
Oliver W. Trapp, reportedly a son of a senior British army officer, was found dead in a bathtub at the West End hotel in St. Louis. The cause of death has not yet been determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Oliver W. Trapp
West End
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Sam Sancer
T. C. Time
Hearne West Bound
Hearne
Ban Antonio
North Bound
Geo. R. Ross
A. B. Carr
John B. Mike
J.D. Eaves
Comona
Ira Gooch
H. T. Ross
Harvey
Ron
Ato
F. C. Cain
Susan Haswell
Dallas
Berwick Bay
Parsons
J. N. Mustachia
John B. Stetson
Webb Bros
Geor
Gia
Florida
Bear Islandi
Walker
Minn
Ed Lucaine
Vera
Bear Island
Lucaine
Lacaine
General Bacon
Maryland
Barbers
Empress Latin
Duchesse
Pau de Soie
Radams
Rep and
Biege
Sea Island
Paris
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