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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1905
Page
3
Northbound and southbound train schedules listed with No. 11 and No. 12 arrival times. The page includes shop notices, sewing patterns, corsets, and organdy dresses from Norwood's and Wilson & Edge. Local traffic, visits, and parcels are noted, along with insurance offerings and upcoming events in Bryan and surrounding areas.
Rev W H Sheppard the colored missionary to Africa lectures at Grand Opera House tonight on leave of absence. Open to white and colored with balcony seating for colored attendees. Lecture starts 7 46 PM followed by Congress of Nations. admission 25 cents. Tickets sold at Haswell's. seats held until lecture ends. Manager Jno B Mike.
Several letters describe a Jersey cow offered by J. W. Brogdon and W. F. Miller. The animal, mother of Connelly’s heifer, yields about two to three gallons of milk and four pounds of butter weekly, with a calf expected soon. Asking prices range from 50 to 75 dollars, with valuations anchored by its Jersey and A. M. College strain. The cow can be seen at Miller’s residence corner Ursuline Avenue and Preston Street.
Captain Wolpert of the Eleventh Infantry was arrested on charges of complicity in a suspected military plot. Police found 1000 army cartridges in a Paris suburb house and later a rifles stock. A seizure of 500 uniforms from retired Captain Tamburina spurred fears of a genuine conspiracy.
Lahore reports Commissioner Jullunder’s estimate of 10 000 dead in Kangra district and 3 000 in Pallampur. Dharmsala fatalities reach 424 with Gurha deaths from collapsed stone barracks.
Topeka April 11 Only three passengers were hurt slightly in a rear end collision between two Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe trains at Kinsley Kansas Three crew members were injured J A Burnett a porter and Frank J Breeve a fireman were seriously hurt injured passengers named Frank B Lord Thomas B Moore and Thomas M Davis
Sixty passengers aboard the steamship Manchuria are denied landing by US Immigrant Commissioner Northrup on the quarantine officer’s recommendation. They are found to suffer from trachoma and other contagious diseases.
Edward F Dunne was inaugurated mayor of Chicago on Monday. Southwest mission board meets at Muskogee April 26 and 27. Smith and Granberry report a fine oil well at Humble Texas. In a shooting affray at Seagoville Dallas county J H Hurt was killed. Four men drowned in the Hudson River Barrytown New York. Three monuments to Civil War valor unveiled at Appomattox Virginia. In a Memphis race a mare fell and broke her neck rider H Phillips narrowly escaped. Cruiser Galveston sails from Norfolk bound to the city she is named for. George Fordham leaped from a five story window at Hot Springs and died. In West Texas W H Dean had a leg crushed and amputation performed. J R Payton suicided in New Orleans. John D Rockefeller gave $100000 to the American Baptist Missionary Union. One hundred gallons of Choctaw beer and twenty gallons of alcohol destroyed at Wilburton. W N Butridge injured by a stump near Southmayor Texas ribs driven into kidneys.
Bryan Texas April 10 1905 notice to members of the Friends in Need Society of an assessment of one dollar on the death of James H Weeden. Pay to secretary Joe B Reed within 10 days or suspension and 50 cent rein statement fee apply after approval by the Board of Directors. Society has 426 members and six new applications. future members must use a corrected form. Attest James President Joe B Reed Secretary.
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