Roosevelt Bear Hunt Ties To Harvard Football Hope
The piece notes Theodore Roosevelt Jr pursuing a Colorado bear hunt as part of efforts toward a place on the Harvard football squad. It also reports political maneuvers within the Sixth district’s executive committee and debates within the Democratic Party over railroad ownership. The Eagle favors stricter control laws over ownership and suggests Bryan’s views may boost his vote despite opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Colorado
Harvard
W. J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Five Dollar Reward for Kodak Picture Takers
Alonzo Carter offers five dollars to anyone who can prove that Kodak photography cannot be taught within three days. He states that he will teach any interested person for free. Address listed as 235.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Carter
Death of H. H. Jones known locally as Doc Jones
Bryan mourns the passing of H. H. Jones, long respected citizen and ex Confederate soldier, who died Sunday at 5 15 p m in Palmer Texas. His wife and relatives survive. Remains brought to Bryan with Mrs Jones and relatives. Funeral conducted by Dr J D West at the Presbyterian church after service at the H T depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Jones
Doc” Jones
Bryan
Palmer
Texas
Jones
J. G. Wadley
Jim Wadley
J. D. West
The
Presbyterian Church
District Court Opens Its September Term in Brazos County
The Brazos county district court opened its regular September term with Judge Ji.C. Scott presiding and J. M. Ralston as district attorney. H O. Jones sworn in as deputy clerk. Grand jurors and bailiffs sworn in. Civil docket includes multiple cases with continuances and amendments. Criminal docket to start in the third week. Eighty one divorce cases listed on the civil docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Ji.c. Scott
J. M. Ralston
R. M. Nall
Guy Board
H. O. Jones
John Ferguson
T. E. Wade
W. E. Graham
C. W. Dixon
J. W. Gee
P. H. Harvey
Baker
Merchants & Planters Bank
W. D
M. W. Cox
Charlotte Ford
Cato Ford
Joseph E. Johnson
Ellen Marett
Hattie Marett
H. N. Hall
J. M. Lawless
Tilford Abernathy
Tresspass
Wm. Prater
A. W. Shealey
Elizabeth Shealey
Johnnie McFerran
Ward Templeman
Leii
Happenings Condensed Newspiece Items
A roundup of brief notices from across the U.S. including drownings in Galveston Bay on Labor Day, a fatal fire in Louisville, an Oklahoma death, a Memphis shooting, a Wells Oklahoma train incident, a rattle snake bite death in San Antonio, a gruesome runaway injury in Indiana, a gun injury death in Hempstead, Texas, a Boer veteran to reside in Fredericksburg, a near-mortality cow incident near Paris, Texas, and the Jane Stanford jewelry sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Silas Butler
Alonzo Priddy
Wells
I. T
Katy
Adolph Riprs
San Antonio
Roanoke
Ind
Robert Clendenning
Grover N. Norseweather
Hem
Tam Offering 30 Day Sale Of Silverware And Glassware
A 30 day sale ad promotes watches clocks rings cut glass and silver plated ware with a variety of china sets vases and more at irresistible prices. A shooting at Steele's Store left Lizzie Figgers dead and an Italian suspect unnamed. Sheriff Nall and County Attorney Nagle investigated but made no arrest as the grand jury to oversee the inquiry convened. Pearl Kern hosts customers at Jno Caldwell's jewelry store with music from the Eileen 32 talking machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Figgers
Steele
Nall
Nagle
Sanitary Inspection Planned for City to Stop Wastewater
R. H. Harrison health officer to inspect city within ten days and cite residents for sewer runoff and keeping swine in pens to curb flies mosquitoes and prevent malaria spread. Notice dated August 31 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Harrison
Bryan City to Elect Alderman September 1906
The Bryan City Council ordains an alderman election to be held at City Hall on Wednesday September 12 1906 by qualified voters under city charter ordinances and state election laws. City Secretary Frank Clarke and Mayor sign. dSep 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Bryan
Frank Clarke J. E. Butler
dSep
Kodak Class At Carter Studio For Photography Fans
Amateurs invited to join the Kodak class at Carter's studio with free ties offered. The session targets beginners eager to learn basic camera use and composition from a practical hands on approach. Participants may gain practical tips and meet fellow photography enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bryan, Texas
United States
Depository
Texas Bankers’ Ass'n
TOTAL
G. S. Parker
E. H. Astin
Albert W. Wilkerson
ED. S. Derden
W. Crenshaw
Hunter & Chatham
Carnes & Wallace
Sixth Congressional District
Corsicana
Mays
Emmet , Maloney
Progressive Druggists
Grand Jury
Anderson
Galveston Bay
Austin
Louisville
Henry Taylor
Mexia
Tex
Farmers’ Union
J. H. Yeoman
Lawton
Okla
C. E. Bulloch & CO
Bryan Street
Nat'l Bank
KODAK
Bryanice CO
Itorneroe
Southwestern Life Insurance Co
Dallas
Joe B. Reed
Joe B. Rabhd
H. Hartzog
Smith Building
Pullman
Houston
Denver
Col
Fort Worth
Denver Road
Galveston
St. Louis
Denison
St.Louis
Waco
H. A. Jones
M. L. Robbins
EXAS