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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1900

Page

3

Mixed Trains Time Card and Bryan Local Notes

Bryan notices cover rail schedule Southbound No 105 arrivals 10 15 a m Northbound No 106 depart 6 15 p m plus local names places and small ads Wheat 85 cents per bushel Bran price per 100 pounds and other market notes includes mentions of Robi Wilson from Somerville J P Lloyd from Karten D Mike Jr A L Bowers Supt I N from Pales tine and Lem B Hall Dallas fair references and local business notices about bakeries markets shops churches and residences with several residents returning from Dallas and Grimes county plus rentals and property updates

Christian Church M. P. Isbell Ella Ophelia Grissette Grimes County Dallas J. F. Parks Lem B. Hall Ss. W Buchanan W.S. Howell Norwood’s Bryan

Parks Waldrop Adds Neckwear With New Windsor Ties

Local retailer Parks and Waldrop introduces a new line of neckwear including Windsor ties in plain black navy blue polka dots and fancy colors. The update follows other recent promotions as shoppers await autumn arrivals.

Windsor Parks & Waldrop M. H. James H. & T. C. Depot Jas. H. Wepre

Bryan and Roosevelt on Tour Across Ohio and Indiana

Ohio and Indiana tour details with William Jennings Bryan speeches in Toledo Bowling Green and Findlay. Bryan plans to join Mrs Bryan in New York on Oct 27 and resume tours through West Virginia Maryland Delaware and New Jersey before returning to New York. Eighteen speeches marked a relentless campaign pace across Michigan and Ohio with large audiences.

Kenton Ohio State Democratic Committee Bryan Ohio Bowling Green Toledo Saginaw Findlay New York West Virginia Maryland Delaware New Jersey Empire State White House House Senate Mich Hastings Nashville Charlotte Bellevue Battle Creek Marshal Albion Jackson Ann Arbor Howell Lansing Lanhgsburg Owosso Chesaning St. Charles Hay City Cleveland

Greatest Roosevelt reception during Indianapolis fall festival

Indianapolis reporters describe Governor Roosevelt receiving perhaps the city’s greatest political welcome as crowds lined sidewalks and a courthouse square parade ended with cheers and a salute as he stood atop the Brown campaign hat. The Indiana tour continued with a Terre Haute welcome and parade for railroad workers.

Indianapolis Roosevelt Court House Square Court House Soldiers and Sailors’monument Indiana Terre Haute Ind

Bragg Urges McKinley Roosevelts Victory at Pabst

Milwaukee on October 12 General Edward 8 Bragg a Democrat and former congressman and minister to Mexico under Cleveland spoke to a full Pabst theater in response to a gold Democrat initiative urging the election of McKinley and Roosevelt.

Chicago Tribune Louisville Grover Cleveland John S. Green Cleveland Buzzard Bay Milwaukee Edward 8. Bragg Congress Mexico Pabst Theater McKinley Roosevelt

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Penick & Ford Old Fashion Grace Coffees Mocha Rosada Altera Dansby T. O Robi Wilson Somerville D. Mike Jr J.P. Lloyd Karten Ben Knox Hearne J. A. Myers Dallas Fair J. A. Palmer Madisonville W. ©. Newman Macy W. A. Withers A. M. Simms M.H. James Lewin Brigance Navasota Vernon B. H. Knowles P.O. Bax A. L. Bowers The Palestine Jim Payne Rogers Prairie St. Louis Will R. Thomas Sallie E. Thomas Geo. W. McCormick Houston Light Guard F. E. Mistrot Galveston Daily Post Tyler Haswell Men's Outfitters John B. Mike Grand Opera House Frederick Warde Grand Joe B. Reed Madison County J.G J.j.conn W. R. Akin T. J. Dowell Arthur Dowell Misses Grace May Dowell Ben Payne C. B Waller A. M. McMahan Alex Bledsoe J. L. Linley Jim Vance Frank Whiteside Armity Hill Cliff Adams McQueen Mint Vaughn Baltimore Adlai Stevenson Frederick Hagerstown Middleton Boonsboro Bragg Jno. M. Lawrence & Co Igo Osu C. M. Proctor Franklin Bros Texas AND Standard Patent Medicines
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