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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1901
Page
3
Schedule lists multiple northbound and southbound services with fast train notes and arrival times. Includes lines 80 1 3 5 2 4 6 8 and 4, with 10 28 a m 1 55 p m 2 17 a m 1 58 p m 4 35 p m 2 50 a m, plus stopping schedule. Mentions passenger and mixed trains at 7 00 a m 4 00 p m and 7 00 p m 4 50 p m plus main and west connections.
Local notes show Norwood's offering 100 pairs ladies uppers and 100 pairs boys' leggings as well as 25 dozen all-wool ladies vests and 50 dozen boys buckskin hose. Visitors from Dallas Navasota Wellborn Hempstead Tyler Courtney Waco Miss Mississippi. theater tonight with Who What When minstrels. various rental listings. Huyler's candy promotion. Meno drug supplies. Johnston Lawrences ready to pay third class scrip up to No 121.
The National Live Stock association held its fifth annual convention in Chicago with strong attendance as next year’s host city candidates were named Pittsburg Portland Ore Denver and Kansas City The executive committee renomination of officers was approved including President John W Springer Vice President F J Hagerbarth Second VP John W Holt Secretary C F Martin and Treasurer George W Goulding Resolutions backed aid to agricultural colleges transfer of forest reserves to the agriculture department no interstate livestock inspection after federal check goat skin protection for Chinese goats and honorary member Ed Reed of Colorado for opposing interstate inspection The nominating report was adopted ensuring continued service of current officers for another year
New York reports Royal Norwegian Navy Captain V E Geelmyrden sent to purchase three more Holland submarine torpedo boats. He met with Vice President Frost of the Holland Torpedo Boat Company. Two boats already sold to Japan. several to Russia. A test will involve diving and running three miles at 15 feet depth.
Scranton Pa December 6 The second day of the American Federation of Labor session began with roll call and reception of many resolutions which were not read but sent to committees. Acting president Duncan of Boston presided in Gompers temporary absence. Several delegate seating contests remain undecided as the credentials committee seeks orderly resolutions to avoid friction.
Mrs Ida Japhet and her son Alfred visit Mrs Julia Wipprecht in Houston. Thomas and Hunter offer to tailor and deliver winter clothing before Christmas. Stoddard and Searcy return from the Masonic grand lodge in Houston. Court at Anderson continues Mrs Spell of Grimes county case. Brazos County Truck Growers meet at court house 10 am. Christmas clothing urged. Mayor J S Mooring marks 59th birthday at Exchange hotel. Piano for sale or trade by John B Mike. V V Grubbs to speak at BryAn court house on industrial education for women. Wanted: suitable dry goods building. Truck growers’ meeting notes and seed purchasing committee named.
London reports Frank Dymonke hereditary England champion demanded restoration of baronetcy before the court of claims, created to decide presence at King Edward VII coronation. The court ruled no jurisdiction. Dymonke would appear in full armor as a Richard III era style champion if recognized. The title has rested with Dymonke since Richard III’s reign.
Eight thousand petitioned the chamber of deputies to oppose the minister of marines order abolishing good Friday ceremonies in the navy. The petitions committee recommends acceptance, noting three-fourths of French sailors are Bretons and devout Catholics. In London, the prince and princess of Wales visit inspires loyalty demonstrations. A Liverpool Exchange fire, caused by an explosion, damages chamber of commerce offices and exchange news room.
London reports the editor of Financier claims a tobacco growers combination in the Philippine islands is being organized and will likely succeed. He asserts positive information and notes Rothschilds show interest in the project.
Customs officers in Nogales Arizona seized a car of the Southern Pacific Railroad company and placed Paymaster Robinson and three others under arrest on charges of possessing several thousand contraband Mexican cigars. All were later released on bail.
The Douglasville bank near Atlanta was robbed of 2500 dollars on December 6. The robbers fled on a stolen handcar after the heist.
Lima reports that on December 3 the ShatDe 2 deputies sanctioned the gold standard law which had previously cleared the senate. The move completes the legislative approval.
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