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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1903

Page

3

Builders Exchange Formed by Schenectady Contractors

In Schenectady on February 4 the master builders and tradesmen including masons carpenters painters and plumbers decided to organize a builders exchange. They aim to counter the building trades unions that fix labor costs harming employer profits and driving non-union labor from the city amid alleged boycotts and coercive union power.

Schenectady Builders’ Exchange Building Trades Section Trades Assembly

Chinese agent of German firm arrested at Canton

Hongkong reports the Chinese commission agent for a German firm was arrested in Canton after arms and ammunition were seized on January 31 for reformers. The German consul failed to secure his release. Seven Kwansi rebels arrested on January 27 see no prosecution due to lack of evidence.

Hongkong Canton Colon

Fragmentary Time Stamps Reported in Transit Log

A sequence of times such as 10:20 a m 1:27 p m 2:15 a m 2:00 p m 4:16 p m 2:46 a m appears in a transit log ending with the word Stopping The readable entries suggest a timetable or schedule fragment without full context or date. The fragmented data indicate possible stop events or arrivals noted across the day.

Local News Briefs and Advertisements In Town

A mixed local items page notes rental inquiries, feed and seed sales, and shop updates. It mentions a seven room house with twenty acres for sale or rent near Allen Academy and a cottage west of the Christian church. A tea for the Methodist church is planned, plus a union mission rally and a funeral for Jim McDonald. An art exhibit, a colored mutual aid society, and a reading club program at the opera house are announced.

Norwood W. P. Franklin Grimes County Geo Corporation Allen Academy J. D. Martin Methodist Church T. C. Nunn Old Clark Simmons & Gaue Union Mission The Christian Church New Liberty Friendship Society Opera House Carnegie Library

Prohibition Evangelist Quincey L Korrow to Speak in Court House

Quincey L Korrow of Indiana, a leading Prohibition evangelist, will address the public at the court house on Monday February 9 at 3 30 and 8 00 pm Admission is free The message urges action against the liquor traffic and its alleged influence on government The event is promoted by local supporters Jewell Howard and W C Friley.

Quincey Lee Korrow Indiana Gough Clinton N. Howard New York Prohibition Union of Christian Men Aris Quincey L.korrow United States Court House Jewell Howard W.C. Friley

Death of John M Wilcox in this city at 32

John M Wilcox died after a several week illness of peritonitis at his parents home in this city. A Bryan native, he worked as a traveling salesman in 1890 and later lived in Baltimore and Albuquerque. He loved travel and visited Alaska three times, returning from Cape Nome in 1902. He was a photographer by trade and a Mason. his funeral was held at 3:30 pm yesterday under Masonic auspices attended by many friends.

Jim McDonald Rose of Sharon Lodge G. U.O O. F Ethel Hutson Bryan Academic and Collegiate Institute Masonic Hall W.C. Wilcox Bryan Austin San Antonio Baltimore Alaska Cape Nome Albuquerque New Mexico

Lion Store Burns in Oklahoma City Fire Losses Soar

Fire at the Lion store a large Oklahoma City mercantile house caused about 250000 dollars in damage with roughly 175000 dollar stock loss. Insurance covered about a third. A second blaze in a Broadway frame building added further losses as El Reno and Guthrie fire units contained the flames.

Homa City Oklahoma City Okla Lion Broadway el Reno Guthrie

Socialist Reichstag member wounds self but only slightly

Berlin report says Alfred Agster a Socialist member of the Reichstag fired a revolver at himself in a committee room but had removed the bullet from the cartridge so he was only lightly hurt. He told fellow deputies he planned to kill himself and had shown signs of mental weakness.

Berlin Alfred Agster Reichstag Ayster

Spinners and Weavers Strike in Maine Mills

In North Vassalboro Maine February 4 a strike began at American Woolen company mills. Spinners demand higher wages and parity with Massachusetts workers while weavers oppose apprentice teaching. Weavers had earned $10 weekly for teaching apprentices but returned to work after managers indicated teaching would not be required. Spinners vow to stay out until their demand is met.

North Vassalboro American Woolen Company Massachusetts

Maypearl Auction Sale Postponed

The auction of town lots at Maypearl on the Fort Worth Division of the I and G N railroad was postponed to a later date. Prospective buyers can apply to the Smith Land and Improvement Company representative at the I and G N depot in Maypearl for prior purchase. D. J. Price, G P and T a L and G N R R Palestine Texas.

Maypearl Fort Worth International & Great Northern Railroad Smith Land & Improvement Company D. J

German language class to start in Bryan

Notice announces a Friday February 6 meeting at 8 p.m. upstairs room over City Market to organize a German language class, with H. Endlar inviting interested young men to attend. Also advertised is a movable two story gin house with complete gin outfit including two six-saw gins offered by T. J. Preston of Bryan, Texas.

Hugo Endlar T.J. Preston Bryan Texas

Harvard Observatory Receives Grant for Stellar Photo Archive

The Carnegie Institute granted funds to Harvard Observatory in Cambridge to support study of a vast 20 year stellar photograph collection. The project requires a new building to house the growing negative archives begun in 1885.

Cambridge Mass Carnegie Institute At Washington Harvard Observatory Harvard

US Ambassador to wear Russian court uniforms

St Petersburg report states Ambassador McCormick and legation secretaries will adopt the same uniform style as their predecessors to conform with Russian court customs.

St. Petersburg United States McCormick Legation

Banker Mancareasso Ends Life in Bucharest Train Tragedy

In Bucharest on February 4 M Mancareasso a former finance ministry official and banker, facing arrest over lottery scandals, threw himself under a passing train. The incident follows impending arrest and ongoing investigations into lottery fraud.

Bucharest M. Mancareasso Finance of Ministry

Dawes Near Death as Doctors Say He Cannot Survive

Pittsfield Massachusetts February 4 Hon Henry L Dawes, veteran United States senator, is very low and his physicians say he cannot survive many hours.

Pittsfield Mass Henry L. Dawes United States

Renewed report says the pretender captured at Tangier

Tangier February 4 report confirms renewed information that the pretender has been captured.

Tangier

Prohibitionists Lose Vermont Local Option Wins

White River Junction Vermont February 4 The advocates of local option carried Vermont after more than half a century of prohibition.

White River Junction

Reedmond Released From Jail After Half Term

Dublin reports William Redmond has been released from jail after serving half his sentence. The development follows his February confinement with no further details provided.

Dublin William Redmond

Four Deaths Reported From Plague in Mazatlan

Mazatlan Mexico reports four deaths from the plague and eight new cases on Tuesday as health officials monitor the outbreak and implement containment measures.

Mazatlan Mex

Cars Running Without Hindrance

Waterbury Connecticut February 4 Cars are running without hindrance with trains shifting to new routes as flooding eases and transportation returns to normal after a brief disruption on the line.

Waterbury, Conn

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