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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1906
Page
3
The Brazos Coury 4 hers' ter sorn Institute adjourned after a brief session. Prof. Kinnard reports a unified, planned program for the next meeting with a five day institute idea and rotating county locations discussed for future years. The February program includes talks on the chief aim of education and literature teaching methods.
The Trinity and Brazos Valley railroad employs many mechanics in Zulch to build a depot two section houses a cotton platform stock pens and a water tank. The Houston and Texas Central road has been built through Zulch with track laying to be completed this week if no unforeseen obstacle arises.
In New York on November 30 a union Thanksgiving service at Mount Olive Baptist Church honored Roosevelt for dismissing three companies of African American soldiers. Rev. W. H. Brooks condemned the action as unjust and called for justice in the courts and before heaven while a relief fund for the soldiers was raised. The sermon urged preserving dignity and demanding fair treatment for Black veterans.
The 1906 bulletin predicts a cross continental disturbance from Dec 6 to 7, with cool and warm waves across the West Rockies and eastern states by Dec 10. It notes lower-than-usual temperatures for five days, limited rain or snow, and a major planetary alignment near Dec 1. Unusually cold, stormy weather is expected after Dec 1 with potential global weather upheaval through early December.
The article quotes a speaker condemning mistreatment of women and praising soldiers’ loyalty. It laments drastic measures by some and calls for correction by a Republican Congress. It notes Captain Edthild Berkeley, a famed Atlanta railroad man, dying in Philadelphia after a surgical operation.
The program on February 2, 1897 included talks on history and geography by J. L. Cobb Cora Dulaney Horace South C P Foster Pinkie Ferguson Bertha Graham. General business passed a resolution adopting McMurry's Elements of General Method as the year's basis of work and Haswell's bookstore to order supplies now.
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