Great Union Revival Opens On Easter Sunday
Reverend George Stuart reports a successful union revival that began auspiciously on Easter Sunday, drawing attendees and renewed community spirit.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1901
Page
2
Reverend George Stuart reports a successful union revival that began auspiciously on Easter Sunday, drawing attendees and renewed community spirit.
Easter Sunday marked the start of a union revival at a large Bryan gathering with Methodist Baptist Christian Free Baptist and Presbyterian churches taking part. Evangelist George Stuart drew about a thousand attendees at the morning service and more at night, delivering sermons on sowing and reaping and urging prayer and personal reform.
Advertises for subletting the U S mail transport contract in Houston Texas with four wagons and drivers. Requires bond of 2500 dollars and preferred operator with three boys over 16 or a sub contractor. Address Harry C Winn Bryan Texas. 8. M. Derden milk cows for sale. 112
An advertisement promotes a baking powder with high leavening qualities sold in Texas. In Pekin Li Hung Chang meets United States special commissioner Rockhill and agrees to a reduction in punishments, while El Paso reports a warrant for John Krug who allegedly embezzled 10,000 dollars from Wells Fargo Express in Escalon Mexico.
In a ball near Van Ormy, two factions of local youths clashed on Saturday night. Pedro Ruiz was shot in the head and Ramos Guzman in the body. both are in critical condition and may die. One suspect is jailed in San Antonio.
In Osceola Arkansas May Hearn of Luxora was taken from the county jail by a mob and lynched on Friday night. The victim, a young white man, was the son of a respected Luxora farmer and killed Clyde King for a shooting March 31. The lynching occurred quietly.
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