The Daily Eagle October 22 1901 edition notice
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1901
Page
2
State Health Officer Tabor Named in Texas
Governor Sayers named Dr. George R. Tabor of Bryan to succeed Dr. Blunt as state health officer. Dr. Tabor, formerly Bryan city health officer, gained a statewide reputation during the quarantine period and is praised by friends for his fitness. The appointment is seen as a promotion and was anticipated by supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Tabor
Bryan
Seceed
Blunt
Sayers
Dr. Tabor
Tabor
Texas
Pr. Tabor
Jagle
To Cure Malaria In Four Days With Quinorla
A claim that Quinorla cures malaria in four days invites refunds from all druggists if the remedy fails. Price 50c per package. H James, leading druggist, Bryan, Texas, endorses sales with refund policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. James
Bryan
M. H James
Bryan Texas
M. H. James
Texas
Scholarship for Sale and Local Notices in Waco
Scholarship for sale at Hill's Business College Waco includes books and bookkeeping course. Apply at this office. Also note tissue paper stock for decorative use. Tea hosted by Methodist Church ladies Friday afternoon 8 to 6 at Mrs Malcolm Carnes home. Adel Yecker returns to San Antonio after Bryan visit. Wilsie Taylor and Agnes Taylor visiting San Antonio with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill’s Business College
Waco
Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co
Dedication of Villa Maria Academy in Bryan
The Ursuline nuns opened Villa Maria Academy a three story building on St Areula's hill in Bryan with a formal dedication led by Bishop N A Gallagher. The ceremony featured Rev J M Kirwin and music by students, followed by a luncheon as clergy and guests praised the new Christian school opening a month ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa Maria Academy
Bryan
St. Areula’s Hill
N. A. Gallagher
Galveston
J. M. Kirwin
Kirwin
St. Ursula
Attila
Ursuline
God
Emerson
Academy
Ganter
Williams
Harris
Dittman
van Wormer
Chew
Boyett
Miss Morris
Miss Luskitz
Dunn
Miss Ganter
Miss Wakefield
Miss Ortiz
Miss Williams
Robinson
Miss Keller
Miss Lusk
Citizens Committee
Breslan
Blatter
C. B. Gliessner
Hearne
Mortimore
Dallas
Kolin
LaRosa
Reicharzer
Chas
Hughes
Broylan
Boulard
Louise Schmidt
Mary Evangelist
St. Augustan
A. R. Cowser
Mesdames St. Cloud
Mary Baptista
St. Aloysius
Johnson Dunlap couple wed in San Angelo
Miss Alice Dunlap and Mr W E Johnson married last Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Gainer in San Angelo then left for the San Antonio fair. The couple, well known in Bryan, were visiting relatives and have many admirers hoping for happiness. Also notices on Rex Dyspepsia Tablets, local druggists refund if not cured, and a serious accident where a horse fell on Sam Buchanan breaking his leg. Several local ads for cake, rugs, cigars, and farm goods follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 8. Gainer
San Angelo
Alice Dunlap
W. E. Johnson
San Antonio
Dunlap
Gaines
Bryan
Sam Buchanan
Howell Bros
Expelled From Church Over Citizenship Oath
Boston reports James Jackson of Cambridge suspended from Second Reformed Presbyterian Church after taking an oath to uphold the U S Constitution in becoming a citizen The church minister Rev J M Jackson denounces the constitution as immoral and denies allegiance to it claiming God alone holds sovereign power
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
James Jackson
Cambridge
Second Reformed Presbyterian Church
United States
J. M. Jackson
Jackson
Goa
Ex Governor Eagle declines Arkansas Senate bid
Ex Governor James P. Eagle will not seek the United States Senate seat from Arkansas. Perry B. Heath, former first assistant postmaster general, purchases The Daily Tribune of Salt Lake City. August Lange, an ordnance sergeant, retires after suicide in Salt Lake City. The National Live Stock Association to hold its fifth annual session in Chicago on December 3. Keating Smith & Shoe Maker factory, leather goods, Chicago, destroyed by fire with losses of 160000. Prairie fire rages near LaCrosse Wisconsin. Colonel Charles James, noted Washington figure, dies at 84. General DeWet reportedly dead from battle wound. Greater New York municipal election registration totals 61812, 88000 less than last year. In Cleveland a woman stabs her brother-in-law to death. Augusta DeForest, actress, dies in New York City. St Louis churches petition for a building to hold religious services during the World’s Fair. Beardstown Missouri circuit court awards Nellie Cook 2080 against the city for sidewalk injuries. Thomas Hynes, a St Joseph figure, killed in Hyde Valley Iowa by a Rock Island switch engine. Mrs Anna Dillon of St Joseph fatally burned by gas stove explosion. John W Oldham, Kentucky race horseman, shot in Reed Station courtroom during a trial. Post office inspector reports Rolla Pierson defalcation of 2286.41. Frankfort Indiana man slaughter verdict pins George Matthews guilty. Robert Randolph charged with murder for Phoenix Hotel waiter killing. East Lake City Apostles council names Joseph F Smith president succeeding Lorenzo Snow. Frank Roehl, fireman on Great Western, killed near Durango Iowa by fall from cab onto rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Eagle
United States
Arkansas
Perry
Heath
Daily Tribune
Salt Lake City
Utah
August Lange
National Live Stock Association
Chicago
Keating, Smith & Shoemaker
Lils
LaCrosse
Wis
Charles James
Washington
DeWet
Greater
Ne York
Cleveland
Mary Lowe
Albert Lowe
Augusta DeForest
New York City
St. Louis
Beardstown
Nellie Cook
Thomas Hynes
St. Joseph
Hyde Valley
Rock Island
Anna Dillon
John W. Oldham
Spottsville
Enoch Clary
James
Justice Anderson
Reed Station
Oldham
Clary
John Ford
Phoenix
Hopkinsville
Council of the Apostles
East Lake City
Joseph F. Smith
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints
Lorenzo Snow
Frank Roehl
Great Western
Durango
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wales
Wilson-Jenkins Drug Company
the Daily Eagle
Ay Connelly
State Health Officer
George
Dr. Blunt
Villa Maria
Tiful New Academy
Bishop Gallagher
Emmel’s Prescription Pharmacy
Johnson-Dunlap
Levy Bros
Little Havana
Express
Littman Cigar Factory
Clarence Pearson
Cracksman
Ennis
Tex
Palmer
London
Liverpool
Guthrie
O. T
John Graham
Parkersburg
Berlin
Simplicissimus
Breslau
William
Cincinnati
Iln
Covington
George Hall
Cashier Gauggle
Surance Agency
A.D. McConnil
Insurance
CME
Variol Asi
John Wittmann
Vacinity
Kline, Kohn & and Forms
Ladies of
Fall
Winter Co
C. M. Proctor
Egpion
Eupion
the Bryan Grocery Co
Edge Bros
Sanders Bros. & Co
Cole Bros
Thos. W
Naw City
Hanway’s
E. Grieser
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