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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1902
Page
3
Passenger schedule from I G N lists northbound departures at 7 00 am and 4 30 pm and southbound arrivals at 7 00 pm and 4 50 pm. Local items include Coulter’s merchandise sales and multiple short notes on residents and events in Bryan with shop ads and notices of missing brooch and upcoming concerts.
President offers the post to Frank Sargent of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen. Sargent accepts but will resign his current business before taking charge. The president grants time to wind up affairs and to learn duties. Resignations of Powderly and McSweeny expected. Joseph Murray to succeed the latter, Williams to replace Fitchie in New York.
American missionary Miss Ellen M Stone departed London for New York aboard the Deutschland this morning after a quiet departure. She plans to begin lecturing in the United States to aid missions upon arrival.
Little Rock April 4 Governor Jefferson Davis asked for the resignation of former Governor James P Eagle from the state capitol commission Eagle refused asking for his reasons Davis said their conflicting views on Democratic politics would prevent harmonious work Ex Governor Eagle appointed a year ago has not yet sent in his resignation In the campaign before the Democratic primaries Bagie opposed re nomination of Davis for governor
Conservatives in Panama Colombia erupt in wild enthusiasm after Governor Salazar broadcasts Presi dent Marroquin dispatch detailing General Gonzales Valencia defeat of Generals Facion Soto and Juan McAllister. Uribe Uribe invasion via Medina is reported repelled by General Nicolas Pardamp.
A list of hotel arrivals includes T. C. Baker of Waco E C Blake of Houston M C Cornell of Baltimore J Chaffer J N Tiller of Chicago LH Fuller of Waco H F E Marconnet of Portsmouth O H Brown of Houston C H Waring of Little Rock Chas Clarke of Corsicana J F Milroy of Johnstown C T Rothermel of Dallas at TUCKER HOUSE guests W L Thompson of Corsicana W D Wood of Iola W B Gant of Caldwell M P D Duncan M L Wagner I G N Jas Wilson Jr Edge W M McDonald Madisonville and CENTRAL J D Burto New York H Sisk Houston B H Knowles City.
John P. Dunn, charged with murder of a sheriff and bank robbery in Clarksville Arkansas, escaped from a Wichita hospital where he was being treated for a bullet wound. Governor Stanley posted a $500 reward for Dunn’s capture and return to Wichita authorities.
Eloise J. Jar den, seven, died in a Philadelphia hospital from wounds after a Tuesday shooting by William H. Lane. Lane also fatally shot Eloise’s mother and her ten year old sister, Ella M. J. Jar den’s family.
The Bat talion issue is praised as the best yet with fine department heading cuts. The Methodist church building committee hired St. Louis Art Glass to make forty two windows for about fifteen to sixteen hundred dollars, including several memorials. Convict transporter H S Sisk took four inmates from the current term. Cordie Collins arrived from Calvert to help her mother open a hotel in the Pico building. Eugene C Blake of Houston visited the city yesterday.
The dead man found on the bayou banks is James H. McReady, a noted draughtsman. A morphine overdose is suspected and a note in his pocket asks for mercy from the Lord after lamenting remorse and the destruction of all things belonging to wealthy relatives.
Daniel M. Foster, once a leading New York attorney, died of pneumonia after a three week illness. Admitted to the bar 43 years ago, he counted the Armors and Rockefellers among early clients and served as legal adviser to Gov. Roswell P. Flower.
Andrew Michaelique, a miner at Hibernia New Jersey, fell 300 feet down a shaft but remains alive. There was no obstruction. he bounded from side to side and suffered a broken leg and a badly cut head, with recovery possible.
Austin April 4 Adjutant General Scurry acting for the governor issues a permit allowing Confederate organizations from other states to enter and pass through Texas armed and equipped without ammunition to attend the Dallas reunion.
The will of Cecil Rhodes proposed colonial scholarships and two American scholarships to each U S state and territory, announced in London on April 4.
In New York on April 4 police swiftly halted a pamphlet distribution by anarchists at the Altgeld memorial gathering. Three men were arrested.
Tickets sold for Confederate Reunion trains passing Bryan April 2 and 22 provide round trip options to Dallas with fares 4.30 and 5.40 for other trains April 22 and 23 with continuous passage both ways. Tickets valid to leave Dallas by April 26 1902. Wilson agent and M H James Bryan Texas advertise quinoria malaria cure.
Bargain price offered for a nearly new small house without its lot. Inquire at this office for details and particulars.
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