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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1903
Page
2
Lovelady suffered major destruction as a Sunday morning fire razed eleven buildings. The blaze disrupted the town center, with emergency crews responding quickly to contain the flames and assess the damage. No further details on causes or injuries are provided in the report.
Readers brace for more space fillers as the yacht race coverage returns with Lipton at the center of a growing bother. Prolonged discussion hints at ongoing tensions and delays in the event reporting.
Early Sunday a blaze destroyed a cottage owned by T. P. Gentry and occupied by A. Belmont east of Joe B. Reed’s home. Belmont furniture and clothing lost. house valued about 1000 dollars, uninsured. Firemen battled water shortages. neighboring buildings in danger but saved. Two 85 bills lost at opera. honesty rewarded when found and returned.
Shed winter layers with balanced spring apparel. Prices range from 25¢ to $1.00 per garment. Jelastic seam drawers and imitation Scrivens jeans in nainsook offered at low prices.
Hunter 6 Chathai reports a slipper lost between Bryan and College and directs return to the office. Swift & Co fresh meats arrive at Keneeny Bros including beef mutton sausage. patrons urged to place orders. Dr. W C Fountain returns from Dallas and will keep his offices. The Sons of Herrman held an initiation meeting adding four new members: Gus Stevener Harry Marwill Franz and Thomas Simnacher.
Major Gough leads a 200 man flying column against a large enemy force near Danop. After hours of close combat the British retire to Canop with casualties of 13 killed and 28 wounded, while the enemy loses about 200 killed. Gough commends his men and plans to reach Bohodle by April 28.
Peter Newell the artist in Colorado once hung cutouts inside a tent showing rough western men with pistols and poker. Night shadows cast from the silhouettes calmed a worried family after a neighborhood murder report. Also Carlton Mich reports George Scott robbed of 1000 dollars after leaving church.
An advertisement promotes Kohol as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims the remedy fully restores digestion enabling consumption of any foods with no rumbling. It asserts codol digests all foods and acts as a ton reconstructive. Bottles priced 1.00 regular size and 0.50 trial size. Prepared by E O DeWitt Co Chicago.
Secretary Hay met with Count Casini, the Russian ambassador, at his Washington home to discuss Russia's demands in Manchuria and the impact on American interests. The meeting lasted about an hour. no official advices were presented, while US steps to ascertain Russia's intentions continue.
Reports from Willemstad say Generals Gomez and Ferrer routed at Elgaupa by Gen Rolando’s forces. Government troops beaten at Barqui Metro San Felipe and Moron with many wounded reaching Valencia Puerto Cabello and Laguayra. Rebel General Piera moves near Coro while Velutini sails to Europe to coin silver. Andes district reportedly in revolt and unrest spreads. In Texas Epworth League elections H Hassell of Decatur is president and A K Ragsdale of Dallas secretary treasurer with several vice presidents named.
Guthrie Oklahoma April 27 Governor Ferguson has learned ex governors avowed invitations to attend dedication ceremonies in St Louis and place the cornerstone of the Oklahoma building with Congressman George Steele A J Seay and Wm Jenkins among others.
Franklin Bros offer cold meats eggs dressed chicken and market products in cold storage. They promise quality for dinners cold suppers or quick breakfasts. The ad also pitches blank books and paper quality with a phone order to the Eagle office.
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