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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1915

Page

3

Drowning on the Brazos Ends Man's Life Near Mudville

Mr Hill D Wilson reports a remarkable tragedy on the Brazos river two miles south of Mudville this morning around 8 30. Frank Jones and Powell Hailey pursued a deer into swift 15 to 20 foot deep water. Jones drowned while Hailey swam to shore. The deer and Jones body were later recovered. A party of about twenty men prepared to go to the scene to search for the drowned man.

Powell Hailey Ge John Dupuma Mudville Frank Jones Hisody Mr. Olson Powell Alley

B 25 Men Arrested at Slaton Estate

Twenty six men were arrested by militia guards at Governor Slaton's estate in Atlanta. They faced no civil charges, with arrests and charges issued by the militia.

Slaton Atlanta

Letter recalls 1874 warning in Bryan Texas

The Bryan Eagle reprints a 1915 letter from H P Stacy reflecting on a 1874 warning to Peter Stacy tied to the Farmer and Cook murder. It notes the warning was ignored, Stacy remained in Bryan, and the town’s fortunes improved while avoiding renewed disturbances.

Bryan H. P. Stacy Stacy Texas

From Turbulence to Peace in Bryan’s Early Days

The text recalls a night when policeman Warm er was killed at the telegraph office near the H. and T. C. station. Cook faced arrest and execution by mob, highlighting a violent, prejudiced era. It contrasts that history with Bryan’s later growth into peace and community warmth.

Warmer Cook Bryan

Pythian Sisters Install Six New Members

At Temple No. 55 the Pythian Sisters held a regular meeting Thursday night installing six new members. The lodge opened to visiting members and friends for an hour of social time. Louise Caldwell performed vocal numbers and Frank Myers assisted in the musical entertainment. Refreshments followed and attendees enjoyed a pleasant evening. Knights Pythias in good standing and their families may apply for membership.

Temple No. 55 Pythian Sisters Louise Caldwell Frank Myers Knights Pythias

Train Struck Wagon at Boyett Crossing

A serious accident occurred when a swiftly backing H T C train hit the front of Walter King’s wagon at Boyett ice house crossing. The wagon wheel was smashed but the team and driver escaped without serious injury.

Boyett Ice House Walter King

Hazel and Dawn at the Williams Purple Cow

Fragmentary dialogue places Hazel and Dawn near a theater setting. They joke about chorus girls filing off a stage and a scraping noise heard outside.

Hazel Dawn Williams

Weather Forecast Warns of Continentwide Disturbances in June

Washington forecast outlines multiple disturbances crossing the continent from June 25 to July 9 with warm and cool waves, heavy rains mainly south of latitude 40, and several central valleys and eastern sections affected. Advice urges farmers not to sell cotton and notes war speculators' market aims while urging wheat weather data collection and caution on local water safety trials.

Washington, D. C Jaly Pacific Coast Pacific Slope Great Central Valleys

Wise and Otherwise and From Other Viewpoints

A mixed collection of quips, notices, and brief items. Highlights include aphorisms from Diogenes and Disraeli, jokes about Brabson and Blabson, plus short notices on births and a travel visitor. The items mix humor, poetry, and small news briefs from various papers.

Petition Urges Bryan Water Cutoff For Testing

Alderman W S Wilson Jr presented a physicians petition to Bryan city officials urging cut off of deep well water until a thorough test by State Chemist G B Fraps of College is completed. The move cites widespread complaints over water quality harming plants and trees and potential health concerns.

New City Fraps College W.S. Wilson Jr Physicians of Bryan Wilson

Real estate transfers in Brazos County records

M G Nall sells 14 acres in S F Austin League No 9 Brazos County to Mills P Walker for 400. Francis Merka transfers 5.6 acres in O Wilcox survey Brazos County to Joseph Merka for 25. Ed Nash sells city Bryan lots 1 and 2 block 47 to Reid Bros for 374. Sam B Wilson sells lot 8 block 39 city Bryan to Chas A Felker for 2500.

M. G. Nall Mills P. Walker Brazos County Francis Merka Joseph Merka O. Wilcox Ed Nash Reid Bros City of Bryan Sam B. Wilson Chas. A. Felker

Birth of a Nation Shown in Boston at $2 Admission

The Birth of a Nation, described as a monster masterpiece, is being shown in Boston with an admission price of two dollars per seat.

Boston

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