The Green and Hawley fight and national politics summary
The Green and Hawley clash in Texas has drawn focus away from the national campaign. Democrats view the Vermont election as signaling opposition to current Philippine policy. The previous fiscal year added 40,000 names to the pension roll, a burden unlikely to be reduced soon. Bryan is noted as healthy in a season with low local mortality. International and Great Northern Railway introduces five new powerful combination engines for fast gulf to west freight. R. M. Gordon & Co. closes its feed store by mutual agreement, thanking patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International and Great Northern Railroad Company
Gulf
Notice on payment and receipts for W. L. & P. Co.
No bill against the W. L. and P. Company will be paid unless an order for services or items is authorized by the Superintendent either verbally or in writing. Receipts for money due the company will not be recognized unless signed by the Superintendent. By order of the Company W. H. Harman Supt.
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W. H. Harman
Newman Hortman Wedding Sealed At Home Ceremony
Dolphus Newman and Sadie Elizabeth Hortman tied the knot at 8 30 p m last night at the bride’s parents home Dr F M Law officiated Only relatives and a few friends attended The bride, raised in Bryan, is praised for heart and mind Mr Newman, a native Texan, has lived in Bryan over a year with the Brazos Pilot The Eagle extends hearty congratulations
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Dolphus Newman
Sadie Elizabeth Hortman
D. A. Hortman
F. M. Law
Bryan
Newman
Brazos
Floridini to Appear in Cross Tonight
Floridini, Florida native and star of a touring opera concert company, headlines in Cross on September 12 with praise from major papers including Galveston News and Times Herald. Her acclaimed soprano voice draws strong notices across Galveston, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, and beyond.
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Mlle
Floridini
Galveston
Dallas News
Times Herald
Waco
Austin Statesman
San Antonio Express
Galveston Tribune
Florida
Galveston News
William J. Carter Former Confederate Soldier Dies
William J. Carter aged 54 died at the Confederate Home in Austin on September 1 1900. He served in Company BE 23rd Alabama Infantry and was a respected Methodist. He was laid to rest beside former comrades in the state cemetery at 3 p.m. Sunday.
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Austin
William J. Carter
Alabama Infantry
Methodist Church
State
Bryan Baptist Association to Convene at Saint's Rest Church
The eleventh annual session of the Bryan Baptist association will be held at Saint's Rest church in Brazos county on Saturday and Sunday October 6 and 7, 1900. Rev. H. R. McClung will preach the introductory sermon and Rev. F. M. Law the missionary sermon.
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Bryan Baptist Association
Saint’s Rest Church
Brazos County
R. McClung
F. M. Law
Music Pupils Wanted by Miss Lilian Parks
Miss Lilian Parks a Nash College Sherman graduate offers music lessons with correct instruction and proper advancement. Suitable for pupils seeking formal training and steady progress from a competent instructor.
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Lilian Parks
Nash College
Sherman
Workers Institute Meeting With Reliance Church
The Workers Institute of the Bryan Baptist association will meet with Reliance Church on September 28 29 30. The last announced Reliance gathering was postponed due to rain.
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Workers Institute of the Bryan Baptist Association
Reliance Church
Reliance
Excursion Train Ticket Sale for Houston Galveston Trip
Houston and Texas Central announces excursion trains to Bryan with round trip fare of 2.00 from Houston and 1.75 from Galveston. Departures include Galveston regular trains 8 25 p m Sept 9 and 7 10 a m Sept 10. Houston regular trains up to 9 20 a m Sept 10 1900. Agent W S Wilson.
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Houston-Galveston
Bryan
Houston
Galveston
Wilson
Compromise Favored to End Pekin Crisis Amid German Mediation
Washington dispatch notes diplomacy seeks a middle path rather than a binary acceptance of the Russian plan. Germany may push for a single representative and a limited Pekin garrison as a path to peace with China, while the United States signals flexibility on changes in the diplomatic setup.
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Washington
United States
Pekin
Russia
China
Conger
Rockhill
Count von Waldersee
Germany
Berlin
Texas finances show state treasury balances on Aug 31
Aug 31 balances across funds include general revenue cash 1,150,587.04 bonds 88,402 available school fund cash 253,879.68 permanent school fund cash 4,309,851.00 bonds 7,708,521.15 county tax fund cash 4,517.26 available university fund cash 5,208.97 permanent university fund cash 7,098.73 bonds 578,700.00 and other accounts totaling cash 2,939,123.22 and bonds 8,965,599.65.
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Austin
Ocash
Permanent University Fund
Blind Asylum
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Lanatic Asylum
Agricultural and Mechanical College Fund
Waxahachie
Harrison County
Dallas City
Sherman City
Texas and Pacific
Houston
Texas Central
Puerto Rico silver shipment reaches Philadelphia mint
The transport McClelland from Puerto Rico arrived with 179000 pesos in silver, escorted by Captain William Weigel and six men. It will be recoined in Philadelphia. An estimated 500000 in silver remains unredeemed on the island, with scarce coin in San Juan Ponce and Mayaguez. In Washington Catholic federation talks plan a national amalgamation under Archbishop Ryan on Sept 17.
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New York
McClelland
Puerto Rico
William Weigel
Eleventh
United States Infantry
Philadelphia Mint
San Juan
Ponce
Mayaguez
Washington
Philadelphia
Ryan
United States
Episcopal
Catholic Knights of America
McFaul
Trenton
N. J
Indian Territory travel notes from Cumberland to Durant
The Eagle reports a journey from Bryan to Durant I T detailing a dusty observe of Durant’s burned business blocks and booming grain trade. Cumberland, a small town west of Durant, hosts 400 to 500 residents with limited shops and no saloons, while wagon trains persistently move toward and through the area. D J McDonald signs off inviting further letters from Prof McDonald for reader enjoyment.
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Bryan
Hearn
Corsicana
Durant I. T
Cumberland
Durant
Texas
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Connelly, Palmer & Carnes
Green
Vermont
R. M. Gordon & Co
Alfred Wright
Maude Muller
Thelma
California
Emmet’s Prescription Pharmacy
Newman-Hortman
Wm. J. Carter
Workers Institute
General Hare
Tex
Silas Hare
Luther Hare
Cavite
P. I
Hare
Manila
Richmond
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Glenwood Seay
Maiden’s Adventure
John Hanson
A. ©. Dobbs
John McLean
Glasgow
Texas Finances
Tement
Brownwood
W. B. Sivells
Santa Fe
Sivells
Wellington
Kas
F. D. Kallan
Woodward, O. T
Arkington
the Herald
Camden
Birmingham
Ala
Eagle Lake
Charley Robinson
Halls Drug Store
Candy Kitchen
Lowney’s
Gunther’s Candies
Borgduns
Jas. O. Kernale
J. V. Brogdon
Eagle
Brogdon’s
Trant’s
R.L. Brocdon
Hudson
Wooten
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