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The Daily Eagle announces postal distribution details with pricing: per week 10 cents and per month 40 cents, noting second class mailing status and printing by Connelly & Carnes.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1902
Page
2
Dallas Veterans Welcome War Heroes Quietly
Dallas residents gave a low key welcome to veterans amid a calm scene avoiding large crowds and fireworks, as officials reported a peaceful event with no major incidents.
Soldier back from Philippines cites Weyler tied to plan
A Massachusetts soldier returns from the Philippines and says methods used there to subjugate natives were borrowed from Weyler, whose Cuba campaigns are infamous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Philippines
Weyler
Cuba
British general in Chicago denies horse shipment halt to South Africa
A British general visiting Chicago claims there is no danger that U.S. concerns over the dollar will block shipments of horses and mules to South Africa. He asserts America’s policy is not influenced by financial interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
South Africa
America
Texas Editor Describes Courting Wife In Print Romance
A San Antonio Express piece quotes a Texas editor recounting how he courted his wife. He recalls shy beginnings with dim lights and distant seating, then as love grew they closed the gap, sharing warmth and closeness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
San Antonio
Texas publicity as Dallas reunion draws visitors
Thousands come to Texas for the Dallas reunion and to learn about homes and investments. Many will not stay in Dallas but visit relatives or prospect, boosting the state’s image and potential citizenry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Dallas
Sanitary Inspection Issued for Town Cleanliness
A town health officer announces a comprehensive sanitary inspection week to assess conditions. Residents must keep alleys and premises clean and stop dumping animal carcasses. remove accumulations and keep streets clear to maintain public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Oliver
Death of P. N. Causey in Wellborn Texas 1902
Obituary notes the death of P N Causey born 1840 in Georgia died April 17 1902 in Wellborn Texas. Survived by wife Mrs M Burkhalter and three children A W Boyder L Causey and Tom Causey. Service at cemetery drew a large crowd and community expresses sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. N. Causey
Georgia
Mary Taylor
Texas
Methodist Church
M. Burkhalter
A. W. Boyder
Wellborn
L. Causey
Dallas
Tom Causey
Alienfarm
Mr Causey
Wellborn, Fox
Fickey Diary Notes Rain, Hail, and Local Visits
On April 22 another good shower followed by hail damaged corn and cotton. Farmers are optimistic about the rain and fruit prospects. Prof. Wheeless from Franklin visited. Local residents Tom Cross, Eva Drummonds, Rhodes family, Tom Wheeless, Mansel, Sherrod, and others were noted visitors. A Cedar Creek picnic is planned for Friday the 25th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Wheeless
Franklin
Tom Cross
Cottonwood
Eva Drummonds
Clairmont
Cedar Creek
Johnnie
Advertised Letters at Bryan Post Office 1902 List
The Bryan post office announces remaining letters for the week ending April 21 1902. Add one cent postage per advertised piece. Recipients should call for letters and say advertised with the date. Tyler Haswell Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Tyler Haswell
For Sale J J Hanus Property With Houses And Garden
Eastern town property offered for sale includes three lots two houses and outhouses garden and outbuildings. Apply to Louis Hanus at Buchanan and Buchanan 116 29 Wagner and Brandon advertise 45 inch black silk grenadine at 90 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Hanus
Louis Hanus
Buchanan & Buchanan’s
Wagner & Brandon
City National Bank of Bryan Formed From Merchants and Planters
Board of directors of Merchants and Planters bank passes May 1 1902 and is succeeded by the City National Bank of Bryan Texas with 50000 capitalization. Ed Hall serves as president G S Parker as vice president A W Wilkerson as cashier. officers pledge to handle all deposits and business with conservative banking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants and Planters Bank
City National Bank of
Bryan
Texas
M. and P. Bank
the City National Bank
Ed Hall
G.S. Parker
A. W. Wilkerson
J. W. English
M. D. Cole
E. H. Astin
W. L. Zuleh
New
Funeral for George Jenkins Draws Large Bryan Crowd
The funeral was held at 4 30 yesterday from the Episcopal church. Dr. T Bittle of College and Rev H M Green conducted services. City business houses closed for the hour as a long funeral procession followed the casket. Fire department members attended in a body. Floral tributes were notably beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jenkins
Episcopal Church
T. ©. Bittle
College
H. M. Green
Bryan
Fire Department
Hotel Arrivals and Names at Central Texas Locals
Hotel arrivals list notable individuals and business figures visiting from cities including St Louis Chicago Galveston Houston and Huntsville. Names such as EXCHANGE GC Brush H R Adams C H Dessauer James Whites J F Ausbry Ned Keelen Roderick Reed and Russell Palmer appear among guests and travelers to March events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC Brush
H R Adams
St Louis
C H Dessauer
J F Ausbry
Chicago
James Whites
Navasota
H. Snelling
Hall Campbell
Houston
Monkhouse
Galveston
Frank Oldham
Waxahachie
Geo W Steiff
Ned Keelen
Roderick Reed
Russell Palmer
New March
North Corona
See the New Belt Line at Coulters
Belts debut in Coulters new inventory line attracting customers. The shop promotes latest belt styles with a focus on updated looks and durable materials at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coulters's
Veterans Will Be Cared For at Dallas Fair Grounds
Dallas hosts Confederate veterans for a large reunion. About 25 000 veterans arrived on excursion trains, with 5 000 to 7 000 visitors estimated pre midnight Sunday. Albert Sydney Johnston camp at the State Fair grounds provides free quarters meals and registration under Gen. H W Graber, Capt. June Peak leads commissary, Buffalo dinner planned with six barbecued buffaloes from Goodnight herd. The United Confederate Veterans hold meetings in a large auditorium with 8000 seats and strong acoustics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Albert Sydney Johnston
Reunion Association
H. W. Graber
June Peak
United States
Goodnight
Capt. Goodnight
Union
United Confederate Veterans
South
Notable Texas and national incidents reported
Abe Slupky of St Louis shot Charles Prichard after a baseball fell in his yard. Architect George Jenkins of Bryan died in Atlanta from hydrophobia. Christ Schilling of Northcup broke his neck crossing the San Antonio and Aransas Pass track. A farmer near Longview lost three houses to a Saturday night blaze. Manila reports cholera deaths exceeding nine hundred. William McCarty of Lexington killed his wife. Guy Sheridan of Brady died from accidental gun discharge. Two Oklahoma brothers were arrested for stealing a post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Slupky
St. Louis
Charles Prichard
George Jenkins
Bryan
Tex
Atlanta
Christ Schilling
Northcup
San Antonio
Aransas Pass
Longview
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Een Pia Ee Een
Wemenen Meena Fc
Brazos County
Archer
Minnie Allen
Willie Bonner
Nona Andrews
Mate Barnett
Mary
Earls
Tom
Horak, Fronz
Emmel’s Prescription Pharmacy
Florsheim
Osoto
Unter& Chatha
City National Bank
OP Bryan
National Bank
Tucker
Chas Mooring
Huntsville
W F Leeland
G. N
J H Marshall
C G Bruns
Waco
Central
H Cox
Mumford
L M Draper
Cullmore
A P Blevins
Lancaster
Mart
Bure
Eurjoy
Travel
John Wittman
Egpion
Eupion
the Bryan Grocery Co
Edge Bros
Sanders Bros. & Co
Cole Bros
Thos
Bryan Brick Yard
Oklahoma
Dallas Co-Operative & Texas Improvement Compang
Jennie Hendrickson
Tucker House
Henderson & Nall
Cen
Tral Texas
Jhn W. Hicks
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