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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1903
Page
2
The Daily Eagle lists mailing rates for second class mail and periodical delivery. Rates shown include per week and per month charges with a 40 cent monthly option.
The Campo News item cites Foreign claims on Venezuela including $500 for 50 chickens and $400 for a horse as part of Italy’s supposed demands. It notes Gen Booth in Dallas saying overeating harms more than drinking, with the quip about “dig their graves with their teeth.” It recounts a Texas farmer reconsidering selling after hearing a real estate notice and a postoffice rule restricting minor box rentals without parental consent to end secret flirtation.
A Galveston News special from Marlin reports free mail delivery for Marlin due to post office annual receipts over 8000 dollars, and asks why Bryan cannot gain the same service. The writer criticizes political bias and asserts beliefs on religion and democracy, ending with a polemic about paper subscribers and duties. Also mentions the Texas World's Fair Commission plan for a Texas star building at St Louis.
The auction of town lots at Maypearl on the Fort Worth Division of the I G N Railroad is postponed. A later date will be announced. Prospective buyers may contact the Smith Land and Improvement Company representative at the I and G N depot in Maypearl. D. J. Price, G P T A, I and G N R R, Palestine Texas.
Three men Clark Hudson Kid Williams and Will Wright charged with burglary and theft broke jail Saturday night. They exploited rotten lower bars to crawl out and used a plank to pry open an iron box locking the doors. They then escaped by digging a hole through the brick wall. A fourth negro remained confined.
A compilation of stray notices includes a jail escape report noting a prisoner still present after a petty charge, a dangerous illness in the Wilcox family, a Baptist ladies aid luncheon, a meeting on rank of knight, a theater bill for The French Beauties, a promissory note warning, a two story gin house for sale, cheap electric globes from Bryan Water Power Co, a list of male and female attendees for a show, post office letter notices, a strike by Carpenters and Joiners in Wilkesbarre, suppression of Macedonian reforms in Constantinople, and a Montanan man who died by self-inflicted gunshot on the night of an upcoming marriage.
London reports Venezuela has not replied to the rejection of its equality claims proposal nor offered a definite counter. Negotiations in Washington are ongoing and no quick breakthrough is expected.
Details from Tangier report a stubborn battle Thursday as Sultan’s forces led by War Minister El Menekhi rout Bu Hammara’s rebels. The decisive moment came with Beni Curein defecting to the sultan, allowing an imperial rear attack and pursuit toward Tazab. Slaughter is described as great and rebel munitions were captured. Fez rejoices at the victory.
London reports Lieutenant General Miles says the king received him cordially recalling jubilee memories and spoke kindly of America. Miles mentions interest in the Far East and notes no details on Venezuelan or Philippine issues were discussed.
The Eagle reports A. L. Dunnica as candidate for City Secretary of Bryan and W. J. Roberts as candidate for City Marshal, with T. Pp. Boyett seeking re-election as City Clerk in the April city election.
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