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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1903

Page

4

Land and House Listings in Brazos County (Historic Ads)

J W Batts offers the only Brazos County land sale list. About 105 acres one mile from courthouse with 25 cultivated, rest pasture, fenced with 6 wires, price 1500. Also 1.25 acres near school with small cottage and well, price six room house and two lots four blocks from Main Street, price 1250. Quarter block near Allen Academy east front, price 250. Half block near Allen Academy, price 500. Lots near school at 100 each. 13 acres on south side town with new 4 room house, well, cistern, outbuildings, price 1000. 4-room house with pantry, hall, two galleries, cistern, bor ed well, stable, garden four blocks from courthouse, rents 9 per month, price 650.

Court House School House Ain Street Allen Acaemy Allen Academy

Harriman Comments on Pacific Service and Projects

In San Francisco on a business trip E H Harriman president of the Southern Pacific Railroad denies plans to meet with Huntington or pursue a new San Francisco streetcar line. He notes two new steamers in Pacific Mail and two acquired in the east with more to come, and says Seattle will not receive the lion’s share of transport. He forecasts completion of Central Pacific between Reno and Ogden by next summer enabling fast overland service, Sierra Nevada tunnel surveys, heavier rails, time reductions to New Orleans, and continued spending of annual surplus on improvements despite Keene’s suit.

San Francisco E. H. Harriman Southern Pacific Railroad Company Huntington Southern Pacific Pacific Mail Seattle Harriman Central Pacific Reno Ogden Sierra Nevada Mountains New Orleans Keene

President arrives in Shenandoah Iowa crowds greet address

In Shenandoah Iowa on April 28 a presidential train stop drew about 10000 residents. Congressman Hepburn greeted the president at the first Iowa stop while Gov Cummings and party joined later at Clarinda. The president spoke from a large platform, delivering a brief, well received address.

Shenandoah Laong Congressman Hepburn Iowa Gov Cummings Clarinda

Fourteen Drowned Off Calais Fishing Smacks

Fourteen men are believed drowned after the fishing smacks St. Thomas and St. Gustave foundered in the Channel near Calais on April 28. Rescue efforts were underway and crews from nearby ports searched the area.

Calais France St. Thomas St. Gustave

Club Building Burned in Helena Value $100000

Fire partly destroyed the Montana club building in Helena on April 28 with an estimated loss of 100000 dollars. Two arson attempts were made last week against the same building.

Helena Mont Montana Club

Plague Patients Reported in Simieroc Mexico

News in brief notes thirteen bubonic plague patients at Simieroc. Other items include Simmons College Abilene Texas planning a $7500 dormitory, N A Caney's suicide near Sulphur Springs, Mrs Hubbard's self-inflicted death near Pittsburg, an elderly Mexican woman killed by a train at Laredo, and South McAlester to host the next Indian Territory Press association meeting.

Simieroc Mex Simmons College Abilene Tex N. A. Caney Sulphur Springs M. B. Hubbard Pittsburg Laredo South McAlester Indian Territory Press Association

Texas Land Bills and World’s Fair Plans Move at Austin

At Austin April 23 the House debated land bills for west Texas and considered methods for filing applications. The Senate discussed land bills and a joint resolution on loans to the World’s Fair commission and state archives. No action was taken by the Senate while the House adopted a resolution. Governor Lanham approved a general road bill from a special session. Southern Pacific relinquishes rights to the San Antonio and Aransas Pass railway. The Adjutant General received a War Department request for muster rolls of Texas Civil War troops, seeking a complete list of Confederates for publication.

Senate House Lanham Southern Pacific Road San Antonio and Aransas Pass Adjutant General War Department Texas Department

Fire devastates Mena Arkansas with $50,000 loss

A dispatch from Mena reports a Monday afternoon fire in the city causing extensive damage to multiple structures. The Gox warehouse, Laclede hotel, Adkisson home, Norton lumber mills including five acres of lumber, Mudsing Hour mills, Hudgins cotton gin, Harshman residence, Donohue residence, and six other homes were destroyed or damaged. Total coverage insured at about $10,000.

Little Rock Ark Arkansas Gazette Mena Gox Laclede Adkisson Norton Lumber Mudsing Hour Hudgins Harshman Donohue

Navy Secretary Moody Rules Out U S Involvement in Manchuria

Secretary Moody in Boston refuses to discuss the Manchurian situation beyond stating the United States will not be drawn into any involvement, not even a single shot, in the region.

Boston Moody United States

Fight to the Death in Alabama Desperate Quarters

At Abbeville Alabama on April 28 a deadly fight leaves William Stanley a merchant eight miles from Abbeville and Ben Gilmore dead. Stanley is believed to have shot Gilmore and was captured and killed in a brutal struggle.

Abbeville Ala William Stanley Ben Gilmore Stanley

Sudden Death and the Flabby Heart Dangers

Medical Talk discusses sudden deaths often blamed on the heart. It argues a flabby heart from inactivity and indulgent habits is vulnerable to sudden exertion. Promotes daily strenuous physical exercise and warns against neglecting physical and mental activity.

So-and-so

Prominent Detroit Woman Endorses Vine of Cardus

Mrs. McDonald of Beaubien Street Detroit a leader in the Maccabees of the World endorses Vine of Cardus claiming it cured her kidney trouble torpid liver and yellowed skin after ten days relief and three months full recovery she urges other women to seek its aid and credits the remedy with improved health and strength for her work and plans.

RS. McDonald Beaubien Street Detroit Mich Vine of Cardus Cardus

The Stokers Craft in a Ship's Furnace Room

A vivid account from Setiboer's Benjamin Brooks describes the stokehold as the ship’s life and the hands on the feed valves. It details the grueling, precise routine of maintaining an even fire under changing water levels, cycling coal, raking clinkers, and tuning efficiency to keep the engines alive.

Benjamin Brooks Setiboer’s

How Chinese Hatch Fish

A description of two methods used by Chinese fishermen to hatch fish spawn. They collect gelatinous spawn masses from water margins, use a fresh egg shell, seal the opening, and place the setup under heated conditions. After certain incubation steps the young fry hatch and are kept in clean water until ready for pond transfer. Spawn trade is noted as a significant industry in China.

Herb and Pest Woes Hit Baé Country Fer Het

A fragment describes harsh climate and pest problems in Chima with humidity and silk decay. It notes fungi, green velvet wear, sun exposure for bats, and pests like ami cockroaches and beetles. Prevention suggests carbolack or cresso interior treatment.

Fragmentary dialogue reveals theater and betting references

Incoherent excerpts describe characters Charley and Wier, a costly gift book about betting, and a London opera scene with a wager involving Guy Waid and Gin Earl of Chesterfield. The text mentions a mug and a woman from St. Glew, with chaotic narration surrounding a theater audience and later anger over a deer.

Charley Torkins Challey Washington Snc John Fernes London Earl of

Unclear Fragments Show Family Exchange

Fragmentary dialogue between characters named George Mary and a father figure hints at instruction and domestic scene. The garbled text includes directives about bedtime and asking others for their thoughts, with signs of a disrupted conversation.

The Poor Fellow Goes Blind and Eyed Sight Lost

In a terse quip a reader notes a man going blind and losing vision at once. The remark reflects a sharp, rustic humor and a likely regional phrasing. The piece showcases a folkloric voice from a local column.

Fragmentary note hints at a Carlyle statue erection

Fragmented OCR text mentions a statue in Carlyle and a possible erection or dedication. No clear date or full subject identified.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jeff D. Franklin Buchanan & Buchanan J. D. Franklin Markel J. W. Batts Reat Brazos County Will E Geo. W. Smith East City National Bank Simmons & Geue W. C. Fountain Darwin & Drummond Star Mineral Welle McDougald's Dr. R. 1 Haccigog Sais Southern Pacific Railroad Improvementa X. H. Harriman Lowa Mawheve State At Austin West Ida McDonald the Maccabees of the World Cardui Biomech, Maen George Mary Carlyle James & Hart Goososs Bryan Steam Laundry Parsons Bottling Works C. G. Parsons An Bryan Cork Bryan Iohn Wittman OIC D. Garrett Proprietor
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