Fragmentary notice at post office impedes second class mail
A fragmentary OCR line notes mail status tied to the post office and second class designation, indicating a mailing matter or notice filed with postal services.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1902
Page
2
A fragmentary OCR line notes mail status tied to the post office and second class designation, indicating a mailing matter or notice filed with postal services.
The stock has been subscribed for a knitting mill at Waco. Otis S. Eaton of Dallas has withdrawn from the race for the court of criminal appeals. Centreville in Leon county seeks Rock Island railroad prospects. The state campaign is tame with an upcoming election in November.
Cincinnati Ohio seeks a manager for a new RRIS wholesaler branch. Responsibilities include overseeing operations, coordinating inventory, and building supplier relationships to launch the market presence. Strong organizational and leadership skills required.
The April meeting of the Business League, led by President Saunders, approved last meeting minutes and a treasurer report. Dr. J L Fountain reported progress in subscriptions for the Free Baptist College. A $5000 appropriation was voted for a Dallas News write-up on Bryan and surrounding country during the Confederate Reunion. Committee appointments included cannery, railroads, and membership drives, with plans to honor President Houston on arrival and organize a Hood's Brigade reunion event for June 27 in Bryan.
Washington report on the Insular affairs bill favors Taft’s gold standard approach and warns against silver, while Democrats issue a minority policy seeking autonomous self government for the Philippines. Also noted is Texas express rate regulation by the railroad commission.
A 13 year old boy named Craz Alcon fell into a four foot deep vat of boiling water at the Preich soap factory in San Antonio. He was pulled from the pool severely burned with skin and flesh sloughing and is not expected to survive. His mother accompanied him to the scene.
Will Murry was convicted in federal court in Paris Texas of stealing a horse in the Indian Territory. He had jumped three bonds of 1000 dollars each, one paid by his sureties. Judge Bryant set his bond at 10000 dollars on the last arrest. His wife and three children, including an infant, were in court and cried as the verdict was read.
The examination of Jacob Spence on murder by poisoning charges concluded with remand without bail, as he awaits grand jury action. Separately, the Choctaw Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad completed a survey linking Hewitt Indian Territory to Lawton Comanche, with extension toward Rock Island territory.
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