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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1901
Page
2
An enthusiastic meeting formed a Civic club at a member’s home. Officers elected include Mrs. M. W. Sims as president and Mrs. L. L. McInnis as first vice president. The group aims to beautify and improve the city, promote sidewalks, sanitation, and streets, and invites local officials to join as honorary members.
A small Sunday night audience braved severe weather to hear Bishop I. W. Joyce of Minneapolis at the invitation of Rev. E. L. Shettles. Joyce urged that a person is defined by what they love, urging a choice for Christ and warning that habits form life.
Mr Jerome Kelley of Houston married Miss Annie Van Pelt of Bryan Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Lee Mike. Rev E L Shettles officiated. Attendants included the bride's sister from Navasota and a groom's friend from Houston. Kelley is with Houston Drug Company and praised by associates. Van Pelt is an expert stenographer and bookkeeper formerly with Moore and Dyer. Best wishes to the couple.
Admiral Sampson is said to be very feeble at Washington. Snow fell Sunday in many counties in the Panhandle of Texas. China has secured a loan of 265,000,000 francs in Paris at 3 percent interest.
No-Tsu-Oh parade and flower parade routes set with limited round trip tickets via H and T C railroad. No-Tsu-Oh events on December 16 and flower parade on December 12 prompt tickets for trains arriving Houston December 10 through 12, with specific return limits and prices. Officials W S Wilson and M L Robbins sign as G P and T A.
A Central of Georgia passenger train from Savannah to Atlanta wrecked on a Macon embankment after jumping a switch. One person killed, twenty injured among about 100 aboard. Julia Boynton of Columbus, a Negro woman, died. Baggage and express burned. several cars destroyed. two sleepers saved.
Washington reports that the suggested appointment of Monsignor Scalabrini of Piacenza as Cardinal Martinelli's successor in the United States is viewed as highly unlikely. Scalabrini is regarded as one of Italy's ablest churchmen.
London dispatch reports the Queen's hotel at South Sea burned on Sunday. Forty guests escaped in night attire while two chambermaids suffocated and several firemen and others were injured. The hotel was a fashionable seaside resort.
Kansas City man Cherry W. Marshall, a receiving teller at the National Bank of Commerce, was struck by a Frisco passenger train after alighting at Lacygne Kansas Saturday night. He died from his injuries, a member of a Kansas City business party on a hunting trip.
Manila December 9 The United States Philippine commission authorizes the insular purchasing agent to draw money in gold for payment of supplies as merchants refuse to accept Mexican silver. Birmingham Alabama December 9 Thirty nine prisoners escape from city jail between 3 and 4 am by digging through a sixteen inch brick wall with pocket knives. Five are recaptured. Scranton Pennsylvania December 9 The American Federation of Labor committee on resolutions reports several measures and delegates swiftly act on them. Texas December 9 The first snow storm of the season hits northern Texas with cold weather as ranchers fear livestock losses in the Panhandle due to scarce feed and water.
A wealthy real estate lawyer in New York was found dead in the Progressing use near the power ii. The incident is reported as a mysterious death with investigators examining the scene for clues.
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