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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1901

Page

2

Governors Name Linked to A and M Presidency Sparks Debate

Austin reports Governor Sayers is considered a potential A and M college president, though resignation before term end is unlikely. Dallas figure Clarence N Ousley is named as a suitable successor, with strong backing from ex mayors, editors and Texas agricultural circles. T. R. Day also gains endorsement in Henderson as a credible candidate.

Austin Texas Sayers A. and M. College Ross Dallas Frank P. Holand A. & M. College Clarence N. Ousley Galveston L. L. Foster Holland Clarence Ousley Agricultural and Mechanical College Texas Farm and Ranch Texas Agriculture Ousley Henderson T. R. Day Day

Bartholdt Seeks Federal Review of Missouri Districts

Washington dispatch reports Representative Bartholdt of Missouri says his St Louis attorneys will test the legality of the Missouri Legislature’s districting plan before U S courts. He argues if federal apportionment law stands, Missouri act is illegal, and vice versa, with broader sovereignty questions for states. Tahlequah and a Cherokee council update follow, plus a Bryan Texas wedding note.

Bartholdt Missouri St. Louis Washington United States Bartholdi Mr. Barthold Representative Joy Joy Barthold Congress Texas Illinois New York Pennsylvania Tahlequah I. T Senate Cherokee National Council

Conviction in Waco for wife beating. $1000 fine and two years

Jacob Webb was convicted in the county court of Waco Texas for wife beating and sentenced to a $1000 fine plus a two year term in the county convict gang on road work. Mrs Webb testified she was struck with a wire and a six shooter and physicians corroborated.

Waco Waco, Tex Jacob Webb

Ardmore Murder Near Leon Shocks Local Farmers

The body of William P. Rubarton, a 50 year old farmer, was found shot in the back on a road near his Leon home. Officers report a foul assassination likely prompted by robbery and are pursuing leads in the Ardmore area.

Ardmore I. T Leon William P. Rubarton

Cherokee enrollment ends with about 200 names

Tahlequah December 5. The Dawes commission enrollment party has left Muskogee after staying here. They secured only about 200 full bloods for the rolls and doubts remain whether full bloods will enroll.

Tahlequah I. T Dawes Commission Muskogee

Woman Burned in Granbury Fire Assist Sees First Aid

Granbury Texas December 5 Dabney was severely burned yesterday as clothing caught fire at a fireplace Miss Mary aided bystanders and assisted her hands burned while trying to distinguish the flames.

Granbury Tex Dabney Mary

Marriage Joins Local Couple in Edge Texas

Sunday night at Concord church in Edge Texas the marriage of Tom Elliott and Maude Leathers was witnessed by a crowded congregation. Rev. Goodman of Robertson County officiated. Mrs Leathers, daughter of J. T. Leathers, is highly regarded in the community. The groom is a well respected young man. Visitors from Bryan Bethel Cottonwood Alexander and Robertson counties attended.

R. B. Compton Maud McMorries J. R. Sims J. D. West Bryan Mr. Compton Strawn Texas Dr. McDougald Concord Liberty Young Lee Bethel Cottonwood Alexander Robertson County Newsboy

Rex Dyspepsia Tablets and Malaria Cure Ad Notes

An advertising page item promotes Rex Dyspepsia Tablets at 60 cents and Quinoria for four day chills or malaria at 50 cents per package, with refunds if ineffective. It lists M. H. James druggist in Bryan Texas and includes lodge notices for Brazos Lodge No. 64 Knights of Pythias detailing elected officers at its last meeting led by F. M. Law J. and others.

M. H. James Bryan Texas Brazos Lodge No. 64 Knights of Pythias F.M. Law J R. W. Howell W. H. Lawrence O. E. Saunders W. H. Cole P. Ward W. R. Johnston J. M. Hare J. B. Reed J. R. Cole A. M. Waldrop

To Cure Malaria in Four Days Case Sparks Debate

A historic article discusses a proposed malaria cure claiming four day effectiveness. The piece notes bills and fever as factors in evaluating the cure's viability and potential failures.

Hotel Arrivals

Exchange. List of arrivals including Ramsey St Louis Shu mate Ritter Stran ger Portsmouth Davis Mc Kinney McNeil Hawley Dallas Thompson Rochdale Lewis Garrison Anderson Rouff Heath Murphy Jacob Sellers Millican Gandy Madisonville Flannagan Caldwell Tucker Houston Howard Iola Heard.

FE Ramsey St Louis FE Shumate Waco P A Ritter Stranger Portsmouth Jno J Davis McKinney W V McNeil Akron H H Hawley Dallas Peter Thompson Rochdale H E Lewis Cincinnati J F Garrison Ed F Anderson New York Rouff MA Heath Murphy Shreveport M J Jacob Texas LC Sellers Millican E Gandy Rock Prairie Ford Madisonville Flannagan Caldwell John Tucker Houston Dave Howard Iola Wm. Heard

Pusey Refuses Repertoire Offer From Byron Meeks

Charles Pusey of Pusey and St John sought a repertoire season in Colorado. Byron Meeks offered first comedy parts at $12 weekly and board paid by Pusey. Enraged, Pusey wired Western Union to contempt Meeks. Meeks replied from New York City to try the Postal, signed Byron Meeks.

Chas. Pusey Pusey and St. John Byron Meeks Colorado Meeks Pusey Western Union Telegraph Company Chas New York City

Houston Carnival Special Fares Announced by Railroad

The Houston and Texas Central posts low round trip rates for the No-Tsu-Oh carnival December 9 to 11 with ticket sales December 8 to 12 and return by December 16 at 3.30. Special for the No-Tsu-Oh parade on December 15 at 1.00 for trains arriving December 10 to 12. Flower parade tickets December 12 at 1.00 for arrivals by December 11 evening to December 12 morning, return by December 13. Also mentions cigars sold by local merchants and a shade tree order to Ursuline Convent.

Houston Hous

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