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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1902
Page
7
The timetable lists No. 104 Northbound leaves at 4 45 p m with a connection to the main line 1 G N going east and west No 101 Southbound arrives at 7 10 p m No 103 passenger to San Antonio leaves at 1 00 a m and No 108 passenger from San Antonio arrives at 4 00 p m.
Local notes list trains with times and routes. Citizens like Miss Florence McMichael and Prof J M Oneal are noted returning from visits. The Racket Store advertises stationery, school supplies, and a sale on pants and pencil tablets. Deaths include Mrs August Schmidt, with four orphans. Mattinee engagements by Marie Fountain Theatre are announced with prices. Examinations begin for public schools and housing and job ads appear alongside rental notices.
Miss Virginia West will resume her music class at the graded school for the new year starting with the opening of school. Public patronage is solicited and the program aims to serve students broadly.
A funeral note speaks of a father passing to paradise and comfort in faith. The page lists two bids for city hall work by Sept 12 with bid deadlines, and a church cake sale set for Aug 30 at Mrs Paul Bradley’s from 10 am to 7 pm.
Miss Sue McLelland announces the return of her music class on Monday September 1st. Four instruments piano violin guitar and mandolin are taught. It is her thirtieth year teaching in Bryan and she continues with the graded school.
A heartfelt sacred memory notice mourning the death of Mr J N Lawrence who served as husband father and son for forty seven years. The community laments his loss as a fatherly friend and faithful church member and contemplates the sleepless vigil and heavenly reward.
The ad promotes reliable cook stoves from a local dealer J Allen Myers. It notes the Darling and Bucks lines and urges customers to compare before buying. Location or contact details not provided.
Roosevelt arrives in Newbury New Hampshire where Secretary of State Hay and his daughter greet him at Lake Sunapee. He thanks the crowd then sails to the falls aboard the Nomad. The welcome continues across Nashua Manchester The Weirs and Concord.
Acting Postmaster General Wynne lays out political campaign limits for postal employees. They may join political clubs and donate outside office hours but cannot chair committees or actively run conventions or seek prominence in local political affairs. The guidance clarifies permissible voluntary involvement while on or off duty.
Charleston Aug 29 complete returns show the gubernatorial nomination battle narrows to C. Heyward and M. F. Ansel with a second primary planned for Sept 9. In the Senate race Latimer faces ex Governor Evans as the contest to succeed Senator McLaurin continues.
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