President to Panama by Battleships in November
Two battleships and a cruiser will transport the president to Panama and back in November, signaling a possible trip with the Big Stick policy.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1906
Page
2
Two battleships and a cruiser will transport the president to Panama and back in November, signaling a possible trip with the Big Stick policy.
The article notes annual railroad passes issued by Texas railroads must be marked Good in Texas Only and references political debate over government ownership. It mentions Senator Bailey, Bryan, Folk, and Missouri Democrats, predicting the issue won’t shape the next Democratic platform and urging unity if Democrats win the White House.
Kodak offers an amateur photography class at Carter's studio with no tuition. The program invites local residents to learn basics and techniques from a focused workshop setting.
The Times-Democrat summarizes August cotton crop reports showing overall deterioration due to heavy rains. Development slowed and weed growth increased, pushing harvest later by about two weeks. Farmers expect higher prices but insects like boll-worms and boll-weevils threaten Texas and parts of Louisiana.
Health Officer R H Harrison warns of a city sanitary inspection within ten days. Complaints will be filed against residents allowing waste water into streets and alleys and against those keeping hogs in pens within city limits to curb flies and mosquitoes and prevent malarial fevers. August 31, 1906.
The Bryan City Council ordains an alderman election to be held at Bryan City Hall on Wednesday September 12 1906. The election follows city charter ordinances and state election laws. City Secretary Frank Clarke signs the ordinance. Mayor. dSep 12.
Memphis Tennessee plans a Baptist convention excursion for colored attendees with sales on September 11 12 and 13 Oklahoma City hosts an excursion for the Order of Hoo Hoos from September 7 to 9 limited to 14 travelers at 14 dollars and ten cents Mexico City offers rates from August 15 to September 1 and September 3 to 14.
The recital at the new college building showcases Mr Lillebridge as one of the nation’s top pianists and respected educators. Reviews from the St John Sun and Moncton Times laud his brilliance and refined technique, while his anthem and teaching influence mark him as a notable American artist. Mrs Lillebridge’s singing earns high regard for cultivated voice and training prospects.
An advertisement offers a five dollar reward to anyone who can prove that one cannot learn to take and finish complete good Kodak pictures in three days. Alonzo Carter invites a free lesson to any interested person at 235.
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