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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1901
Page
2
Revival draws large crowd to hear George Stuart at opera house
Heavy rain and bitter wind failed to deter a large audience at the opera house Wednesday morning as George Stuart led a practical talk on Christianity and business. About 350 men pledged to reform their lives and join a church of their choice, with many expected to follow next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
George Stuart
Sir
Stuart
Paul
The
Hebrews
Hotel Arrivals and Notables Mentioned
A list of hotel arrivals includes Ino H Bond, F C Whatley, Eloise S F Peyser, Emil Arner, O R Smith, W B Hancock, A L Gray, C G Reichardt, C C Morgan, Felix Meyer, Ed H Hardin, C E Woodson, M Porter, J C Phillips, and others from cities like Louisville Boston St Louis Chicago Houston Galveston Waco Mexia. Additional names Luther Broach L S Wilson J J Wilson Annie Wilson Abbie Wilson from Houston and St Louis are noted. An advertisement promotes saving two thirds on husband shirts at Coulter’s with madras and cereals. 120
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ino H Bond
Louisville
C Whatley
Eloise
F Peyser
Emil Arner
St Louis
R Smith
W B Hancock
Boston
A L Gray
G Reichardt
C C Morgan
Houston
Felix Meyer
Macon
E B Martin
Galveston
Ed H Hardin
Waco
E Woodson
M Porter
Chicago
J C Phillips
Mexia
Luther Broach
L S Wilson
J J Wilson
Annie Wilson
Abbie Wilson
St. Louis
Madras
Coulter's
Busy farming and social notes from Edge Texas
Farmers in Edge Texas are plowing and thinning corn with some planning to plow cotton this week. Local visitors include Mrs. Travis Beard and Mr. Sam Carter of Wixon who traveled home with Tom Carter's mother. Other notes mention visits by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Seale and their daughter, Clarence and Miss Emma Elliott, and Maud Nash on the sick list. Frank Wallace spent a week in Bryan on jury duty and many residents fished near the river. Concord church held services Sunday morning and night led by Rev. Edgar News Boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edge
Texas
Travis Beard
Sam Carter
Wixon
Tom Carter
Sam Seale
Clarence
Emma Elliott
Cottonwood
Maud Nash
Frank Wallace
Bryan
Concord
Edgar News Boy
Indemnity talks and varied global notes cross paths
Reports from Pekin show slow progress on indemnity talks with new figures. France seeks 56 million, Russia 87 million, Britain 27 million, Japan under 20 million, Germany 60 to 70 million, Belgium about 6 million, with Holland and Spain similar. The Manila-Pekin negotiations continue amid shifting estimates and allied concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers
China
Washington
Pekin
Great Britain
Germany
Belgium
Holland
Spain
Gould Will Control. Southwestern railway deal and Frisco link
The article reports progress in a railroad consolidation led by Standard Oil Gould and Harriman interests surrounding the Mexican Central. It suggests the St Louis and San Francisco Railway may acquire the Mexican Central, with Yoakum confirming an extension toward Mexico. Analysts say Frisco and Gould roads share influence in the southwest. A separate note from Newport, Kentucky, claims a union-labor pact against Wadsworth Watch Case and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southwestern Railway
Standard Oil-Gould-Harriman
Mexican Central
St. Louis and
San Francisco Railway Company
Frisco
St. Louis
San Francisco
Ice
B. F. Yoakum
The
Mexico
Goulds
Southwest
Paris
Oklahoma
el Paso
Newport
Wadsworth Watch Case Company
Keystone Co
Philadelphia
Fahig
Sag Harbor
Crescent
Newark
Derricks Plunge From Bridge Over Eighteen Mile Creek
A derrick car and gondola toppled from a Nickel Plate bridge onto the rocky bed 80 feet below. Six men fell with them. two died within a half hour, four others were seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Eighteen Mile Creek
Nickel Plate
Ripley Case Evidence Closes in Frankfort Trial
In Frankfort Kentucky on April 17 the Ripley case closed its evidence phase for both sides. Attorneys have filed final instructions to the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabe Hall
McKinney
Tex
Ripley
Frankfort
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