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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1905
Page
3
A clipped notice lists the H. and T. C. schedule with North Pound trains at 1:38 p.m. and 2:48 a.m. South Round trains run at 8:40 p.m. A. I. and G. N. schedule shows South Round No. 11 at 4:35 p.m. and North Round No. 12 at 9:10 a.m.
A long list of city items reports visits and travels by residents including J M Caldwell, 60 Lock McNeeley to Milano, and various locals in Hearne. Mentions sales ads, life insurance from R G Tabor, coal deliveries, property for sale, and court and tax notices. Also notes deaths, marriages, theater trips, and a Japanese tea fundraiser for the Juvenile Missionary Society.
Postponement announced for a Daughters of the Confederacy meeting with Mrs. R.K. Chatham scheduled for today. Further notice will be provided. Mrs. W.AC Banks signs the notice.
J.S. Brown announces the studio is again open for business in the Smith building. The photographer invites clients to resume sessions and notes services are available.
Houston account Grand Southern Handicap Shoot on February 5 and 6 lists a rate of $2.95. W. H. Wilson serves as agent for the event.
Miss Cable and Jessie Morse left for California. Mrs. Houston hosts visitors from Austin. Textile engineering machinery arrived as work nears completion. Mr. Thos. Sammons mourns his mother. Senior class elected M. S. Church vale dictorian 24 13 over W. A. Price. Junior banquet plans form Feb 21. J. M. Carson visits twin brother J. W. Carson at College. W Carson’s friends welcome him briefly. Campus ladies attend Mrs. J C Nagle’s informal reception with songs by Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. Giesecke and hope for a repeat invitation.
In Denver on February 2 labor groups urge Liberty leaguers statewide to convene for fair play in the Adams Peabody governor contest. Unions push legislature to address senatorial contests amid sharp criticism of Carpenters union claims accusing a conspiracy and deception under a righteous investigation.
Chicago news reports four additional wives of Johann Hoch identified, bringing the total to 29 not counting two rumored in Brooklyn. New spouses listed include Mrs Lough Hoch said to have married him in San Francisco and died, Mrs Hulda Nagel Hoch, Mrs St Paul, Mrs Henry Bartel Hoch, and Mrs Fred Doess Hoch of Cincinnati.
Budapest February 2 reports completion of the recent election with Kof ore leading the poll and 159 seats in the new parliament. Liberals hold 151 seats with 27 Dissident Liberals 24 People s Party 13 Bantyues 10 Independents 8 Nationalists 8. Second ballots needed in fourteen constituencies.
Budapest Feb 2 Emperor Francis Joseph receives Premier Tisza in audience at Vienna. Tisza presents the resignation of the Hungarian cabinet and the emperor summons Count Julius Andrassy, a leading opposition figure, to Vienna.
In Washington on February 2 Representative Stephens of Texas introduced a resolution directing the secretary of the interior to audit the financial and fiscal affairs of the Choctaw and Chickasaw nations from June 8, 1898, to February 1, 1905. The measure asks who received funds, the authority for payments, the services rendered, and whether the expenditures were valid.
Washington February 2. Senators Clark Montana Dillingham and Teller debated the joint statehood bill with Dillingham supporting the measure while the others sought amendments and independence for territorial statehood. The senate in executive session confirmed Lyman S. Roach as Texarkana postmaster.
Efine, a Santa Fe section foreman, was run down by a train near Caparras Cove, Texas, sustaining a broken leg.
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