Post Office Notice Adverts Weekly Rates
Connelly & Carnes publish a weekly rate notice for second class mail matter at the post office. The Sunday issue dated August 2, 1901, lists per week ten cents and per month forty cents.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1901
Page
3
Connelly & Carnes publish a weekly rate notice for second class mail matter at the post office. The Sunday issue dated August 2, 1901, lists per week ten cents and per month forty cents.
Friday's Examiner reports Navasota posted 820 bales of cotton. Short crop indications push prices up with slight dips possible. state finances show debates as the Texas Fair Association forms from merged groups. widespread fever fears are linked to mosquitos. Americans in London clash over hotel racial policies as patrons and prestige shift.
The steel trust threatens to dismantle mills risking town ruin, sparking a national debate. Public opposition questions feeding the Caesar and allowing him to grow, suggesting the threat may backfire and win support for strikers.
An advertisement for Quinoria claims it cures chills fever and malaria in four days with a 50 cent package price. Drugstore reference notes M. H. James Bryan Texas as the leading local druggist offering refunds if not effective.
Burglars forced entry into Bryan Grocery on North Main, drilled through the safe door and took about $50 and papers. Items left behind include a sledge hammer and drills. A $50 reward is offered by manager Tom Searcy. Also notes the postoffice introducing red ink forms for money orders to streamline payouts.
Texarkana report states William Conch files suit against Texas and Fort Smith Railroad for 25000 claiming a train passenger incident left him with both legs severed after being forced to alight while in motion. San Antonio notes International and Great Northern aims to build a new station by 43 S San Antonio costing about 170000, likened to Bingim Pacific. Cleburne reports Santa Fe to open rock quarries near Daugherty to supply ballast for Gainesville to Purcell line.
Mrs. Mary K. Swinney and Mrs. Naomi Swinney sue the Cotton Belt railroad for 25000 damages after Arthur Swinney was killed while coupling cars in Texarkana yards about two months earlier. Plaintiffs reside at Brookston Texas.
Citizens of Lewisville in Denton County deposit 300 dollars in the local bank to reward the arrest and conviction of those responsible for dynamiting two Black residents' homes. The targeted individuals have fled the town after the threat, and most of the affected residents have left.
Stephen Haya, a brakeman for the International and Great Northern, was killed in Pearsall when three loose cars passed over his body after his foot became trapped between the rails. His body was brought to San Antonio for burial. In Ennis a farmer, E S Waldrup, reported a madstone case and a bitten child after a dog bite incident and hydrophobia fears amid local victims.
In the Southern Pacific yards of Houston on August 24 Henry Simmons and C. Conners both company wipers were stabbed through the lungs during a knife duel. They were arrested and taken to the hospital in critical condition.
Queen City lodge No. 21 and Red Cross lodge No. 14 of Fort Worth have arrived to erect a three story Pythian temple on the current site. The project is estimated to cost about 15000 dollars.
Miss Anna Berryman will start her music class when school opens using the same rooms at the graded school. She teaches piano mandolin guitar and voice culture and thanks patrons for past support hoping to retain them and gain new students based on merit of her work.
In San Antonio on August 24 Will McClaim was shot fatally on San Pedro avenue. Will Goebel is jailed on charges of assault to murder.
In a deadly two-car crash on the river line of the Rapid Transit railway near Atlanta, Harry Williams was killed and 17 people were injured, three seriously. The collision happened on a sharp curve five miles out, as cars crowded on a popular suburban ride. Both trains were at full speed and could not stop in time.
Charles W. Nordstrom was hanged for murder in Seattle on Friday. He collapsed crying and praying as four men supported him, then six men moved him to the trap where the platform dropped. In Hillsborough County Florida J M Mercer hanged for assault of a girl, first white man executed there.
Baltimore reports the hanging of John H. Butler a prominent negro Republican politician for wife murder. San Francisco notes a settlement in the Huntington will contest with Princess Clara von Hatzfeldt set to receive 4 million dollars. Oklahoma City covers William Favor the arrested man linked to a Missouri murder being held on a governor’s requisition in a fugitive case with protection concerns.
In Lebanon Kentucky an angry mob tried to seize Dan Hotten and Charles Shipp from the Marion county jail over murder charges. Officer Brent fired from a coal shed as the mob battered doors and returned fire. no one was hit and the mob dispersed. In Jefferson City Missouri Gov Dockery orders adjutants to Pierce City to protect state property as militia rifles have been used by a mob that killed three Black men.
To Cure Dyspepsia and Indigestion Sour Stomach or Heartburn take Rex Dyspepss Tablets. All druggists are authorized to refund money if they fail to cure. Price 50 cents. M. H. James, the leading druggist, Bryan.
Havana reports Lino Lima, the infamous bandit once offered a thousand dollar reward for capture, was killed in Matansas province. Police aided by the rural guard, four other bandits were captured, and Lima's body will be photographed for identification.
New York August 24. James W Lyall 63 a wealthy cotton goods maker was found dead in a bath tub at his home with gas on. Family says he fainted fell and struck the gas bracket turning on the gas in the accident theory.
Chicago, Aug 24 James T Hara han second vice president of the Illinois Central railroad and noted as one of the most successful railroad men in the country has been offered the presidency of the Southern Pacific railroad vacated by Charles M Hays and it is almost certain he will accept
On August 24 in Ellijay Georgia all five Cartecay river bridges were washed away including the Atlanta Knoxville and Northern railway bridge. Many mills were destroyed or damaged as the river rose higher than in 52 years.
The delay by Chinese plenipotentiaries in signing the protocol unsettles the foreign community in Pekin though power ministers doubt an outright defiance.
The New York supreme court denied J Edward Addicks of Delaware permission to intervene as a joint plaintiff in the Cobra Grande Copper Mines litigation. Hugh Grant was appointed receiver in the Sonora Mexico dispute.
Sam Farrow, a black man, shot and killed his wife along with her father and mother near Dawkins in Columbia South Carolina. A posse pursued him and Farrow fired from ambush but caused no injuries. He was later captured and jailed.
About 20 middle-of-the-road Populists gathered in Des Moines to nominate a state ticket led by L. H. Weller for governor. The convention adopted resolutions endorsing the Ompha national platform, and Jo A. Parker, national committeeman, predicted success in 1903.
Fifteen to twenty farmers met at the Brazos County courthouse to organize a Brazos county truck growers and shippers association. Officers elected were 8S. M. Derden as chairman and A J Buchanan as secretary. Committees were appointed to draft an address, seek Prof. Price's guidance, and compile acreage statistics for full car load shipments. Next meeting set for September 7. Also notes a wedding, travel, and local ads for Lowney's candies.
An Episcopal church convention train known as the Sunset route departs New Orleans September 25 and travels via San Antonio and El Paso to Los Angeles with stopovers. Rates from major Texas cities range from 45 to 47.50 dollars. Sales run September 19 to 27 with a return option in November.
Local agents of the Houston & Texas Central Rail Road advertise best spots for summer trips Galveston La Porte Seabrook Port Lavaca with trains to Houston and connections to G H N Y T M and San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railways. Hotels at these points offer modern comfort, surf bathings, fishing and relaxation. Officials Morse Robbins Newsum and others invite inquiries for rates.
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