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Public postal notice from Connelly and Carnes appearing in a February 20 1901 issue. Includes second class mail matter statement and rates for week licensing per month four cents.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1901
Page
2
Public postal notice from Connelly and Carnes appearing in a February 20 1901 issue. Includes second class mail matter statement and rates for week licensing per month four cents.
A farmer and observer argues early planting yields better cotton with less weevil impact. He reports March plantings gave higher bale-per-acre outcomes on prairie land, while later plantings suffered from pests and floods. He plans to plant corn now and warns against price-fixing that stifles competition, fearing political backlash.
Russell Sage decries the Southern Pacific and Union Pacific merger as dangerous concentrated capital. He argues big combinations provoke public outcry and urges reasonable fair returns for investors in railroads and other major enterprises.
Mr. J. D. Cunningham, paymaster of the I and G N railroad, touring Bryan with maps for the Calvert Waco and Brazos Valley line extension. He met local business leaders including W. E. Saunders Judge Doremus and M. Parker, and discussed right-of-way with Col L. L. Foster. He aims to finalize contracts within ten days, then proceed to Navasota.
List of guests arriving at hotels including W Robinson Madisonville J R Lay Waxahachie EH Keller Ft Worth HB Hobbs Cincinnati F R Davis New York N D Cobb Franklin RA Cunningham Chicago W S Perkins St Louis LC Walker Chicago C W Carr Houston WW Creswell New York R K Dabney 3 H Beaumont Ft Worth O H Reed Calvert 7 C Squires Oscar Becker St Louis FW Crutchfield 3 J Creager WB Binford Navasota P Wilson Dallas E Keller Chicago
Washington reports the U S government will not join Count von Waldersee’s planned expedition to Sian Fu and Pekin. General Chaffee will be kept out as the German move draws foreign powers toward peace negotiations while China delays efforts. Foreign ministers urge restraint amid mixed signals from Li Hung Chang and Prince Ching.
Washington dispatch reports Senate consideration of the post office bill with amendments largely settled. Conference on the military bill awaits action as defense spending and ship subsidies draw strong debate. House figures show total current congress appropriations at $694 million with a $53 million sinking fund.
Central list includes R L Rose Calvert J B Greer Houston Jennie Dixon Wellborn TB Weakley Bryans T B Sanders Brazos county 4 B Wheelock Wheelock.
Premium stamps accompany every 10 cent cash purchase. Trade offers a handsome piece of furniture free. Customers urged to secure a stamp book at once. Advertisements mention 67 Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co and Lemp's bottle as beer options.
Senor Sagasta, Liberal leader, says Senor Silvela cannot solve the crisis and a Santis power shift would bring trouble. He favors keeping General Azcarraga as premier with minority support and claims religious orders can be settled without drastic action. Also reports matador Jose Villite died after a bull gore in Saltillo.
The senate committee on naval affairs agreed to report favorably on most naval officer nominations for advancement except Admirals Sampson and Schley. It also urged reviving the grade of vice admiral and creating two rear admiral posts, with the president to appoint Sampson and Schley.
The Daughters of the Nation meet in Washington at the Grand House for the tenth congress with about 800 delegates. Mrs Daniel Manning presides as president-general and urges a new step by laying the cornerstone of a permanent home in the capital. Key presidential candidates include Mrs Charles W. Fairbanks and Mrs Donald McLean with Mrs Washington Roebling also prominent.
Austin February 19 Numerous petitions from Texas Volunteer guard members urged a 20000 ap propriation for the association. The senate spent the morning debating the medicine practice bill with contention over recognizing Christian Science practitioners legally. The house passed its medicine practice bill and at noon suspended other measures to consider the Hogg amendments likely to spark debate.
Visitors flood New Orleans for Mardi Gras with record crowds filling hotels and boarding houses. Rex staged Human Passions and Characteristics in 20 tableaux with Alfred Hennen Moreys as Rex and Miss Bessie Merrick as his queen. Comus night crowned an ornate tableau parade as Proteus had done Monday. In Omaha a suspect in the Edward Cudahy Jr kidnapping was arrested and held in city jail after identification by the victim.
February 19. Burglars entered the Bank of Sardis in Sardis Mississippi early today and blew open the vault but fled empty handed before taking any valuables. The building front was damaged. no crew was found.
The subject had been under surveillance for some time after it emerged he wrote letters connected to the Custody case, drawing increased scrutiny and suspicion on him.
Miss Clara E. Longworth of Cincinnati marries Count Edelbert de Chambrun of France at her mother's home in Cincinnati with Archbishop Ireland officiating. The bride’s aunt is Mrs. Bellamy Storer, wife of the U S minister to Spain, and the count has spent much time in the United States with a diplomatic family background.
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