Postal advertisement notice for Connelly and Carnes
At the post office entry as second class mail matter. By Connelly and Carnes. Per week lic. Per month 40 cents. Saturday February 16, 1901.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1901
Page
2
Substitute Adopted for Industrial and Textile School Bills
At Austin the education committee recommended a substitute for the Grubbs and Stollenwreck bills to establish a girls industrial school and a textile school at the Agricultural and Mechanical College in Bryan. The substitute provides 40000 for the industrial school and 50000 for the textile school. Mourland and Dean will submit a minority report opposing the Grubbs bill. L L McInnis of Bryan and E J Smith of Denison spoke for Bryan's interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Legislative Committee On Education
Grubbs
Stollenwreck
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Bryan
Messrs. Mourland
Dean
L. L. McInnis
E. J. Smith
Denison
A. and M
Practical plan for ladies waiting rooms in Navasota
The Navasota Examiner promotes a low cost season long waiting apartment for visiting shoppers. The Bryan Business League should consider it to attract female customers and keep Bryan up to date with such accommodations. The Eagle already urged the idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navasota
Arange
Navasota Examiner
Bryan Business League
The
Eagle
Bryan
State Urged to Establish Industrial Training in High Schools
The legislature is urged to create an industrial training department in state high schools, seen as a forward move that the state will likely support in due time.
Commissioners Court Handles Overseer Appointments and Levy
The regular session led by Judge A G Board appointed new road overseers for the coming year and approved Keneeny Bros reports as butchers. Deens reported pauper visits and Dr Todd was awarded pauper physician duties. Sheriff accounts for prisoner board and jail wood were approved. The 1900 tax levy set county revenue 25 cents and various road, bridge, courthouse, jail, and poll taxes totaling 95 cents with an occupation tax aligned to state. Adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keneeny Bros
Deens
Todd
Board of Prisoners
Railroad pays tax on passenger earnings for quarter
The C. W. and B. V. railroad paid 35.77 dollars tax on 3517.49 dollars of passenger earnings for the quarter ending December 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. & B. V. Railroad
Senators Hale and Lodge warn on huge appropriations
Washington February 15. Senators Hale of Maine and Lodge of Massachusetts warned the nation against vast government expenditures as congressional debate over the agricultural appropriation bill continued. They urged trimming needless items like the river and harbor bill while acknowledging essential needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hale
Maine
Mr. Lodge
Massachusetts
Congress
Lodge
District of Columbia
New York Custom House
National City Bank
McRae
Custom House
Jones
Virginia
Gage
Hepburn
Cannon
Hopkins
Senator Jones
Arkansas
Secretary of the Treasury
Cleveland
Richardson
Tennessee
T the House
Murfreesboro
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Tallahatchie River
Alabama
Northern Pacific Railroad
Mobile
West Alabama
Warrior
Alabama Rivers
Calhoun County
Texas
Port Lavaca
Weyler Declares Martial Law in Madrid Amid Unrest
General Weyler proclaims martial law in Madrid and positions troops to control the city. The move sparks speculation of a coup d etat as discontent broadens across classes amid heavy taxation, poverty, and lingering war weariness from the Spanish–American conflict. Madrid remains quiet this morning with no troops visible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weyler
Madrid
Alfonso XII
Marie Antionette
Spain
Alfaso XII
America
Senate approves recess visit to Indian reservations and schools
Visit planned by the Indian committee of the senate during congressional recess to inspect Indian reservations and schools. The action was adopted on February 15 in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilcox
Hawaii
House Committee On Elections No. 1
House
The
Senate
Indian Committee
Congress
Agricultural Bill Passed in Legislature
The agricultural appropriation bill cleared the legislature in a decisive vote. Supporters say funds will boost farming programs and rural services while opponents warn of spending increases and budget strains.
Nation Trial Reveals Plea Deal At Topeka Court
In Topeka Mrs. Carrie Nation faces a property destruction charge with W F Lyttle of the Senate saloon as plaintiff. After Kelley testifies the parties plan a joint property argument and Nation likely to plead guilty to smashing the saloon. Separately Texarkana eyes a $100000 cotton mill project with $30000 raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Carrie Nation
W. F. Lyttle
Senate
Nation
Texarkana
Tex
J.a.smith
Denison
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the Daily Eagle
Connelly & Carnes
Dustrial School and Textile School
Commissioners Court
A. G. Board
P. H. Arrington
R. J. Deens
W. L. Edge
D. B. Ballard
Ance
United States
Alaska
Idaho
Arizona
Kansas
Emmel’s Prescription Pharmacy
New York Customhouse
Philippines
C. A. Willard
Minneapolis, Minn
J. F. Cooper
Fort Worth
Supreme Court of the Philippines
Henry ©. Bates
St. Johnsbury
Fletcher Ladd
Lancaster, N. H
E. F. Johnston
Ann Arbor
Mich
R. R. Wisley
St. Louis
Court of First Instance
Manila
Mrs. Nation
Chicago
L. M. N. Stevens
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Caroline Crow
Orange, Tex
Cow Bayou
Dallas
L. S. Thorne
Texas and Pacific
Westweigo
New Orleans
South
M. J. James
Tyler Haswell
Landreth
Memphis
Shreveport
Hearne
Dallas, FT. Worth
Kansas City
North Texas
Milano
Santa Fe
L. Price
D. J. Price
G. N. Railroad
Palestine
Liza
Dray Line
F. A. Lee
A. D. McConnico
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Fidelity & Casualty
Tle Maryland Casualty Accident Insurance Co’s
Warper
J. L. Hearne
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