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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1901
Page
2
A surprise wedding of Sam H. Allphin and Mamie Kernole occurred at Mrs. Kernole’s Bryan home on Sunday evening with Rev. E L Shettles officiating. The couple received a hearty reception and well wishes from a close circle of friends and relatives.
The western town section witnessed the dedication of a new Free Baptist church seating 300 plus. Rev. A. M. Stewart delivered a dedicatory sermon from I Kings 8 15, with Rev. E L Shettles and Dr W H Willson assisting as other ministers attended.
A promotion for Boschee's German Syrup claims it cures severe throat and lung troubles by healing tissues and reducing inflammation. It suggests warmer climates if possible and notes the remedy is sold by Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co and listed in Green's Prize Almanac.
The utility warns that 3000 in outstanding bills must be paid to avoid service cuts. Delinquents face shutting off lights and water, with a 1 dollar charge to cut or restore service. Protective notice from B. W. L. and P. Co. signed by Supt. W. H. Harman.
The 120 acre Saratoga land deal reported closed by W H Nall fell through when the party refused to sign the deed, Judge Nall noting arrival. Subscriptions to stock will be refunded on request. The company continues to acquire mineral rights in the area and reports some good property. W P Connelly chairman, Beamont and Brazos Valley Oil Co.
Sealed proposals will be received for selling ice cream lemonade and other beverages except intoxicating liquors on the grounds at the A M College during commencement week. Bids due by 12 m Tuesday May 14 with right to reject any bid reserved. x L L Foster president.
A busy Sunday for New Yorkers touring Texas includes breakfast at Barnet and a visit to the White Eagle mines. They dine at Marble Falls, view the falls, and toss silver dollars to cowboys. In Liano they attend a church service led by Rev James Newton Halleck. The party heads toward north Texas after midnight.
A porter on a train into Columbus Ohio contracted smallpox and was sent to the pesthouse. Kansas farmer Frederick Kinney is missing since last August with fears of murder. A Juneau dispatch reports a snowslide at Sunrise City killing 20 and burying homes. John J Badenock’s Chicago grain elevator burned for a $200000 loss. A Cincinnati four story fire killed two and cost $10000. Mrs Mary Manning 56 was struck and her skull fractured in Kansas City. Pete Higgman fatally wounded George Taylor in Beaumont Texas. The England America cable chess match ended in a draw. Austrian scientists claim a serum protects animals from foot and mouth disease. Letcher County Kentucky is stirred by a feud. The American Fruit and Produce Travelers association to meet in Macon Georgia in July. Kennedy and Busam drowned in the flooded Cummingsville Ohio. A block of buildings burned in Bessemer Alabama with $75000 loss. Bubonic plague at Cape Town shows 819 cases with 217 deaths. Southern Methodist bishops meet in Louisville to discuss church matters. Schulze Brothers Packing Company slaughterhouse and cold storage burned in Chattanooga Tennessee, $74000 loss, $35000 insured. A black porter Joseph King shot by a tramp on Seaboard Air Line near Meldin Georgia. the tramp was killed. Thomas Cole hanged at Clinton Kentucky for murdering Emma Rice. Orth Harper Stein dies in New Orleans of consumption. D D Thompson elected editor of Northwestern Christian Advocate. Mark Thomas Hayes hanged at Uniontown Pennsylvania for murder. Hearne Texas’s junction hotel, lunch stand and express office burned. loss about $1500.
Omaha reports the jury found James Callahan not guilty in the Edward Cudahy Jr kidnapping, prompting Judge Baker to rebuke the panel and release Callahan. Police consider pursuing alternate counts, with warnings against future jury service.
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