City Council Proposes School Fund Review and Fire Apparatus Cut
City Council meets with Mayor Mooring presiding as officers attend. Finance shows school fund 2206.42 and overdrawn street and tax funds. Mayor Mooring asks council to form a committee to study school fund surplus and tax relief. Fire horses and equipment also questioned for insurance impact. Ice plant land sale debated, contractor time extended. Ursuline Mother Superior visits for convent location. Bryan favored for site. Cotton receipts tallied from Lawrence to Dawson yards totaling 9468 square bales and 1010 round bales.
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Moorine
Mooring
Ater
Board of Aldermen
Rhodes
J.S. Mooring
Mayo
Sam M. Winter
Lawrence Warehouse
Farmers Cotton Yard
Darwin Cotton Yard
Dawson & Bowman Yard
R. J. Deens Cotton Yard
Bryan Grocery Co Wharf
Homer McCollough
Mary Campbell MelIntosh obituary notice
Mrs. Mary MelIntosh died Oct 8 1900 at her Bryan home after a long life begun in Miller County Missouri. Rev Jewell Howard conducted a Christian church service and her remains were buried at Boonville cemetery. The tribute speaks of her kindness and enduring faith with prayers for reunion in the afterlife. C H R signs the notice as a friend.
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Mary MelIntosh
Mary Campbell
City
Miller County
Missougim
Bryan
Jewell Howard
Christian Church
Old Boonville
Peshe
Tragedian woes echo as comedians find cash to loan
A fragmentary line contrasts tragedy with comedy, noting tragedians face needs while comedians secure funds. The quote hints at a broader discussion of finances in entertainment, though the source text is incomplete and lacks concrete details.
District Court Grants New Trials In Several Casements
The district court adjourned yesterday. Lavonia King and Frank Hardy received new trials for assault to murder. Henry Thomas’s case, as an accomplice to murder, overruled motion for a new trial and notice of appeal filed. New trials granted in A D McConnico vs Western Union Telegraph Co and J W Gee vs H T C railroad due to evidentiary error. Mrs Rawls vs Western Union telegraph company overruled motion for a new trial. notice of appeal by the defendant company.
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Lavonia King
Frank Hardy
Henry Thomas
A. D. McConnico
The
Western Union Telegraph Co
J. W. Gee
H. & T.C., Railroad
Hotel Arrivals at Exchange Hotel and distant show guests
A list of arrivals at the Exchange Hotel including J F Giles of St Louis and J H Fitzpatrick. visitors R L Purcell New York H Hanson San Antonio J E Payne Rogers Prairie and others. Also notes on Adlai E Stevenson campaigning in Delaware and Baltimore with comments on his fatigue and confidence. Heavy registration figures for New York City and surrounding boroughs, with comparisons to 1896 and 1899.
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J F Giles
St Louis
A H Brahl
Waco
J H_ Fitzpatrick
Frank Woods
Ralph Toms
W J Scanlan
Norris
R L Purcell
New York
H Hanson
San Antonio
Stevenson
Delaware
Baltimore
Adlai E. Stevenson
Hagerstown
Wilmington
Del
Maryland
Cleveland
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Richmond
Queens
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Krippendorf
Dittman Ladies Shoes
Clapp’s Men’s Shoes
Bostonian
Webb Bros
the Daily Eagle
Connelly & Carnes
City Council
Mary Joseph
Ursuline Convent
Galveston
John Daly
Eagle
Theat
Emmet’s Prescription Pharmacy
C. H.R
Opera House
Night
Famous Company of Fun Makers
Haswell’s
T. .J. Pugh
Dougald
District Court
E Payne
Rogers Prairie
F Payne
Hollis
Mallett
Mesa
Ed Tierny
H A Mallett
Dunnington
C Redfield
Frank Walden
Lon Adams
Sam McFarland
Misses Lena
Tommie Todd
J J Sawyer
J B Todd
D G Jolley
Bethel
Mark Wilcox
Tabor
Lewin Brigance
Navasota
Iosa A
Sileim
York
Dura
Nis Yu
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