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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1907

Page

2

Real Estate Transfers Reported by Eagle

Real estate transfers listed includes Buchanan selling one acre to S B Hall paying 125 dollars. Several parcels sold in Bryan area with prices from 80 to 1350 dollars. Transfers note owners such as Martin Owens Alice Jenkins and Walter King among others and describe parcels from John Austin league to various buyers.

Eagle T. R. Reporte Batte S. B. Buchananson John Austin League L. B. Hall City of Bryan Martin Owens Geo. Armstrong Enkins Geo. Jenkins D. E. Thompland Joe Sebesta Alice B. G. Wallace Frank Clarke BR. Josey Abner Lee George Jenkins Alice Jenkins Walter Co. King Fland S. F L- Fountain John Ruben John Williams League Alex Lewphenson Wm. Devers Ww. T. Manning Mitchell Bros J. D. Holcomb L.L. Steand Consid

For Sale Pasture Near Bryan with 355 Acres and Improvements

For sale is a 355 acre pasture one mile southwest of Bryan, fully fenced, 200 acres cleared, remaining timber, two houses, several sheds for cattle, wind mill, galvanized cistern. Suitable for dairy or cattle and hogs. Easy terms. Apply to J. W. English. Oct. 23.

Bryan J. W. English

Theater Seats Left Side Premium Persists

The New Orleans Times-Democrat notes audiences favor the orchestra left, with box office staff observing left seats sell out first and left boxes twice as often as right. They question why left remains premium despite similar views from both sides of the stage.

New Orleans Times-Democrat

New York Bishop and wife host Liberia’s Bishop Ferguson in Richmond

In Richmond on October 19 Bishop Potter of New York and his wife entertained Bishop Ferguson of Liberia, the sole Black prelate with a seat in the House of Bishops. The dinner drew notable comment in the southern city during the triennial church gathering.

Bishop New York Richmond Potter Ferguson Liberia Couy Episcopal Church House of Bishops South

Magill Murder Trial Ends With Acquittal Amid Cheers

In Clinton Illinois acting on Judge Cochran's instructions the jury acquitted Frederick Magill and his wife Faye Graham Magill of murder. The state failed to prove corpus delicti. The verdict was met with cheers as court officials struggled to maintain order.

Decatur Ill Cochran Frederick Magill Faye Graham Magill Magills Pet Magill Clinton Denver Faye Graham San Diego Cal Magill

Pageant Pronunciation and English Etymology Principles

Professor Skeat explains a key rule of accent and vowel length shaping pronunciation. He cites derivation and related word forms such as cone conic pageant and Paget to show how dissyllables influence modern English stress and vowel quality.

Paget London Academy

Justice Dunn & Daly Block with Holmes and Parker

Classified note indicates J D Ganter offers fully guaranteed work at Dunn and Daly block with Holmes and Parker. No further details on services or dates.

Dunn & Daly Holmes & Parker

Escape of Sir Archibald Douglas at Poitiers 1356

In the Poitiers engagement many Scottish soldiers fought with the French. The report notes a dramatic escape by Sir Archibald Douglas amid the battle in 1356.

Archibald Douglas Poitiers

Ingenious Escape Tricks Aid Noble Prisoner

In a captured scene, Sir Archibald Douglas wears a master’s armor to fool English guards. Sir William Ramsay quashes the ruse with a staged rebuke and boots, letting Douglas slip away after Ramsay’s feigned anger and a ransom of 40 shillings. The daring ruse secures a dramatic escape.

Sir Archibald Douglas William Douglas Sir William Ramsay of Colluthie Sir Archibald Rascal Douglas William Ramsay Archibald

Human Muscles Proportions and Response

The article notes that the arm muscles of an average man could lift 224 pounds when activated by a nerve impulse. It describes muscles as uniquely capable of contracting like rubber bands that squeeze shorter, but do not stretch.

Minneapolis Journal

The Name Bismarck Castles and Boundary Marks

The name Bismarck derives from an ancient castle near Stendal on the Cologne Berlin route. The castle stood on the marca, the boundary line marked by the Biese river as a line of defense against intruders, giving the name to Bismarck.

Bismarck Stendal Cologne Berlin Brandenburg Marca Biese

Ward Not Worried Does Not Believe Wireless Will Rival Cable

New York October 19 George Caleb Ward general manager of the Commercial Cable Company says the wireless system will not prove a serious rival to cable lines He notes submar ine cables are more reliable and cites a new direct cable from New York to Havana as proof of ongoing cable investment He predicts Marconi improvements will boost telegraph business rather than replace cables.

New York George Caleb Ward Commercial Cable Company Marconi Havana

Agreed to Arbitrate Levee Strike Dispute

New Orleans October 19. Speedy settlement of the 10,000 cotton handlers strike came Friday as both sides offered fairly similar proposals. The workers seek investigation of all port conditions while the steamship agents push arbitration over the daily fair load of bales per day for screwmen. Both sides agree the men may return to work pending the investigation or arbitration.

New Orleans

Bernhardt Denies Retirement To Continue On Stage

Paris reports Sara Bernhardt rejects retirement rumors and vows to perform until death. The aging actress says this season may be her last, yet she hopes for a death like Sir Henry Irving's, insisting life is in God’s hands.

Paris Sara Bernhardt Henry Irving

Stein-Block Smart Clothes Claim unmatched fit and craft

Advertisement extols Stein-Block Smart Clothes as the best in America praising 53 years of garment knowledge. It urges readers to embrace a new style and attributes quality to the maker's long experience.

America

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Lise American E. J. Fountain Wyiboobs Ironing Board Bishop Potter Professor Skeat Buchanan J.D. Ganter Jewear and Optician Merck Emmel & Maloney Ward Faste
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