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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1902
Page
3
Schedule details list train numbers and times for G N service. Northbound No 104 departs 4:45 p.m. with connection to main line L. & G. N. East west. No 101 Southbound arrives 7:10 p.m. No 102 leaves San Antonio 7:90 a.m. No 108 arrives 4:00 p.m.
The fragment notes a timetable item labeled No 3 and No 5 for Woliiwoun Northboun with scattered characters. No clear events, dates, or entities beyond the two numbered entries are readable.
George Smith visits Calvert and plans loom for a fair grounds project. Notable names include Mr. and Mrs. Wardley in Bryan, Leon Bookman joining the Eagle staff, and S. M. Waldrop’s private school opening. Also mentions shoes from W L Douglas at Norwood’s, dental eye ear nose throat care by Dr Long, and Buffalo Bill show advance agent Seman visiting.
James L. Christian of Bryan and Effie Chambers of Cameron were married Sunday at the bride's mother's home in Cameron. Rev White of the Methodist church officiated. After a large turnout the couple returned to Bryan to reside. the groom works as a machinist for the I. & G. N. railroad.
News from the Eagle reports the marriage of C. B. Beck of Corsicana, formerly from Bryan, to Mrs. Kaufer, in Los Angeles on August 13. The couple honeymoon at the Pacific hotel in San Francisco. Beck is A. H. Harbers’ brother in Bryan.
Notice from M Koelseh of Bryan Texas dated August 20 1903 warns against selling his wife anything on credit to his account. The fragment mentions old reliable line Darling and Bucks and a dealer J Allen Myers.
The Marie Fountain Theatrical Company opens a week at the Grand Opera House with His Innocent Wife. Kopeland Lotta Zenobia and Eddie Morton lead a strong cast with fine scenery. Prof Schreiber conducts the orchestra as larger audience attendance and low prices attract amusement lovers.
In Indianapolis suburb Haughville a clash between about two hundred black workers and white staff of the National Malleable company erupted after a Sunday ball game. Stones bricks and missiles flew as a mass fight ensued. Several whites and blacks were injured. ten arrests made with more expected as authorities fear further outbreaks.
In Constantinople an imperial order demands full concession of U S demands and restores normal ties with the United States. Leishman and McCormick attended the selakmik ceremony as Turkish officials approve past agreements. Earlier delays in honoring accords included rebuilding the American mission house and allowing Armenian family members to join naturalized Americans. A second item from Ark. reports Okolona post office safe blown open. burglars gain about 100 dollars.
Dr W B Phillips director of the Texas geological survey reports rich quicksilver veins near Boquillos Texas J W Canfield of Crawford county Arkansas dies from heat after being overcome Typhoid fever threatens Indianapolis Alexander Ferguson 113 presides at family reunion Gilman Indiana Mexicans discover iron box containing 100000 while prospecting near Uvalde Texas T J Shaffer president of Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers critically ill in Pittsburgh Largest cattle shipment across the Atlantic 1176 head cattle 1398 sheep to Liverpool Rev Robert Nourse Congregational minister Washington DC suffers heart failure aged 62 Cement mill workers strike succeeds West Virginia boasts youngest street car conductor age 7 earning 40 monthly Diphtheria epidemic hits Rusk Texas Dizzy deaths near Wagoner Oklahoma battenfield child drowns in cistern Body found Neches River Beaumont Texas suspected murder 1000 Jamaicans hired due to scarce rail labor in Mexico 1902 production noted Remains of General Franz Sigel buried New York City Hillman Paulk killed near Tifton Georgia in suspected highwaymen fight injuring fifteen at Bering's mill Nacogdoches Texas Edward Cudahy named beef company manager earning 100000 Miles says Philippine visit to inspect conditions George falls into silver in Mexico
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