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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1906
Page
2
Adjutant General Hulen Pleased With Bryan Military Company
General Hulen expresses pleasure at forming a Bryan based military company and offers to send a National Guard officer to advise. A meeting will be arranged at the earliest date once interested young men confirm. The notice highlights progress and anticipation from local organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Boyett
H. Rogall
Hulen
Bryan
Meeers
Clau Pat Jf
A. Uv
Cotton Receipts and Lecture Notes Summary
Cotton receipts reported up to 6 o clock yesterday at Lawrence and Brick Warehouses totaling 1 754 bales on middling basis. The Grace of Miss Annie Dearing chronicles by Mrs Prof Sept 23 includes giving a leader and comments on a second lesson by J F Betts with J H Allen as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Warehouse
Annie Dearing
J. F. Betts
Lesson
J. H. Allen
Coal Hail Calls to Order from Wilson Grain & Coal Co
Sales pitch advertises lump coal with a call to order by phone. The message urges readers to call 376 and 248 for delivery within days, attributed to Wilson Grain and Coal Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Grain and Coal Co
Wilson Grain & Coal Co
Bryan community notices and meetings collide with campus events
The Eagle reports on the Ladies Choral Club of Bryan meeting at the Carnegie Library next Saturday at 4 PM with full member attendance urged. It notes campus traffic cautions near Texas Woman's College, announces John M. Carson’s arrival to assume duties at the college, and previews an 8 PM Baptist church talk on Isaac's Wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillebridge
Ladies’ Choral Club of
Bryan
Carnegie Library
Those Oppose Union With Northern Presbyterians Convene At Dallas
In Dallas on September 22 a gathering of Presbyterians opposed to merging with the Northern Presbyterians heard Rev. Dr. W. H. Berry recall his church history and assert its enduring power. A special litigation committee was named to oversee church property disputes including Trinity University. The synod authorized records requests from the Cumberland Presbyterian church and sixteen presbyteries were represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
W. H. Berry
Weatherford
Dickinson County
Tennessee
Trinity University
Judge Pendergrast
Marshall
C. W. McKinney
W. W. Beall
Sweetwater
Deer Die From Black Tongue Disease in Bexar County
In northern Bexar County, black tongue is killing many deer. Hunters report carcasses near watering holes and fear the disease could wipe out local deer populations. Authorities note deer numbers have risen since stricter game laws were enforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Bexar County
Corn Statistics Show 35 Percent Acreage Rise in Territory
Oklahoma Territory Secretary McNebb predicts a 35 percent increase in corn acreage compared with last year. He estimates an average yield of fifty bushels, totaling 125 million bushels, with Indian Territory adding about 100 million more if trends hold, more than doubling last year’s combined yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lide
Guthrig
Territory of Oklahoma
McNebb
Indian Territory
Duel Ends Both Men in Tulsa Territory Store Dispute
Jim Smith a Negro section foreman and Frank McGlothlin a former Federal officer died after a duel in Wekina seven miles east of Tulsa. The shooting followed a quarrel in Clem Brown's store where McGlothlin worked as a clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
I. T
Jim Smith
Frank McGlothlin
Wekina
Clem Brown
McGlothlin
Shot Snake On Sunday In New York Adder Bite Fine
Peter Zarcone a youth fired at an adder about to strike him on Sunday in Danbury Conn was fined $10 for discharging firearms on the Sabbath Justice Scott expressed regret at the need to impose the penalty and criticized the law. A separate item reports Guthrie Sept 22 Secretary Filson of Oklahoma says his family has a newborn daughter the first girl born in seventy years in the Filson line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adder
New York
Danbury, Conn
The
Herald
Peter Zarcone
Scott
Preserre
Guthrie
Filson
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Karl
Rere
Hawkins Brake Man Loses Both Legs In Collision
Denison September 22 J W Hawkins a Missouri Kansas and Texas brake man had both legs cut off at Nickie Chocktie I T Hawkins rode the pilot of an engine and fell to the track he was brought here.
Mrs Ables Dies After Home Burn Destruction
Jerrell Texas September 22 Mrs W P Ables died from burns received when her home was destroyed The report notes the fatality amid surrounding events in a string of briefs. The item also includes a note on Morocco tensions and Guatemala coffee production figures.
Multiple Local Incidents and Projects Reported
Three mules were killed by a train near Greenville Texas. The Catholic Church of Zion at San Antonio has been closed. David Terry fell from a roof near Enid Oklahoma and was killed. A first class wagon road will be built from Texarkana to Red River. Valuable papers in the mayoral office at Red Fork Indian Territory were stolen. A bullet entered a school house at Hearne Texas and narrowly missed a girl. Contract let for twenty five thousand dollar auditorium and skating rink at Paris Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Tex
Catholic Church of Zion
San Antonio
David Terry
Enid
Okla
Texarkana
Red River
Red Fork
I. T
Hearne
Paris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bryan, Texas
United States Government Depository
U. S
Total
U. S. Gov
G. 3. Parker
Aerate
D. S. Derden
Ass’t Cashier
E. H. Astin
Albert W. Wilkerson
E. W. Crenshaw
Ness
Gen
Epworth League
Emmet Maloney
Hunter & Chatham
A. Dodson
Texas
Eathe College
Lall
the Baptist Church
King’s Daughters
J M. Collier
Texas Woman's College
Lilian Parks
W. C. Davis
Galveston
William Tolex
Olive Howard
Eagle
Willis
Cumberlands
Corn Statistics
Tangier
Morocco
City of
Mexico
Guatemala
Thain Bryan
C. E. Bullock & CO
Bryan Street
Nat’! Bank
Stephan Bryan
Southwestern Life Insurance Co
Joe B
Reed
Job
Agen
VIA
ST. Louis
D. J. Price
GEO. D. MW
A. G.P
Palestine, Texas
T. R. Batte
A. L. Mondrick
James’ Drugs
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