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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1901
Page
4
Engrossing clerks work extra hours as the Texas legislature approaches adjournment. Many measures will be enacted or reach engrossment while several bills face potential railroaded passage. Dallas charter amendments fail as the house sticks to its amendments.
Miss Marie Satterfield of Buffalo becomes engaged to Aranz Josef Count von Larisch of Australia after a year of courtship while traveling in Europe. The count, 22, proposed after arriving in America. Prince Heinrich, a friend of the count, is due in New York to witness the engagement announcement. Miss Satterfield inherits an independent fortune after her father's death in Europe.
Paris dispatch says detectives privately warn of an attempted murder of President Loubet during his coming trip. Security is tightened with doubled police protection and ten thousand soldiers to guard Nice stay. Loubet reportedly jokes about the threats.
John Patterson Duncan head of John Duncan's Sons wholesale grocers and manufacturers died Sunday night at his home in New York City. His estate is expected to exceed $1,000,000.
Washington officials question reports of a halt in diplomatic intercourse between Russia and China with conflicting dispatches from Squires and Rockhill. While Squires cites explicit trouble, Rockhill’s latest wording lacks such a note, keeping the State Department in doubt about any interruption.
Pekin reports that rumors of a rebellion led by General Tung Fuh Sian, once commander of the northern army in Mongolia and Shan Si, have been absolutely authenticated.
The Chicago April 8 report details the presidential train for McKinley and his cabinet. It describes Olympia the private Pullman sleeping car with nine aboard, opulent interiors, private rooms, dining and smoking compartments, and extensive luxuries. Also notes Albert Parker's mandamus suit in Topeka demanding Mayor J W F Hughes surrender office.
By order of the president executive department workers the government printing office and the navy yard and station employees who served in the Civil War and the Spanish American War will be excused from duty to attend the unveiling of General John A. Logan statue.
In Spring City on the Queen and Crescent line a Sunday afternoon collision derailed two iron ore locomotives. Both boilers exploded injuring four men, one of whom died from the burns and scalds.
Monroe Edge, land and rental agent, catalogs numerous properties in Brazos County to be sold in 60 days. Listings include frame houses, vacant blocks with oaks, multi lot parcels near College Road, a large boarding house, farm land near Wixon Creek, Madisonville road, and Bryan area sites with various improvements. The pitch urges quick contact and highlights 184 lots, 262 acres, and other substantial properties with prices and terms.
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