The Daily Eagle Note on Post Office Classification
Published item from The Daily Eagle labeled as second class mail matter with Connelly and Carnes credited.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1901
Page
2
Published item from The Daily Eagle labeled as second class mail matter with Connelly and Carnes credited.
Rev. George Stuart leads a great revival at the Bryan opera house with sermons on conviction repentance and conversion. A large crowd seeks spiritual renewal as he urges daily family prayers and pledges to establish home worship, ending with about 400 converts and seekers coming forward to join or recommit.
The meeting yielded 400 converts and reclamations with a bank offering to Mr. Stuart totaling 1400. A large Bryan Brazos County crowd saw him depart for Tennessee after services. At the depot villagers sang God Be with You Till We Meet Again and Rev. Jewel Howard gave a benediction as the train pulled away.
Reports from Port of Spain and Washington indicate Germany the United States Great Britain and Spain refused to recognize Venezuelan courts as proper forums for foreign claims. State Department denied joint action with these powers and noted Loomis instructions on American concessions. Separate items cover New York pool room raids Chili and Argentine border issues Breckinridge widow pension Salt Lake City tribute to George Q Cannon and a plague study ordered for San Francisco coast area.
The transport Lawton has arrived from Manila after a delay and went into quarantine. Three cases of smallpox developed on board during the voyage. The ship carries 27 officers and 700 men of the Thirty-ninth infantry.
A Tow Boat Association committee rebutts claims of lifesaving failures after the Hoboken ship blaze. It cites flames blocking pier tugs and says tugs prioritized saving lives on Saale Bremen and Main, while German court findings are dismissed as erroneous. Chinese forces mass near Chi Li frontier amid Franco German action. Empress palace burned, von Waldersee staffer missing.
A late Wednesday explosion on the sternwheel steamer Ramona near Fort Langley, Vancouver left four dead and seven or more injured. Deck hands James Mack and Andrew Phipps died, purser A Power and crew buried or missing, and four Indians badly burned with one infant near death.
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