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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1901

Page

4

City Officials List for Local Government Meeting

The document lists city officers including Mayor J 8 Mooring Marshal T P Boyett Deputy Marshal J D Conlee and others. It also names county officers Judge A G Board Clerk G W McMichael and Sheriff T C Nunn along with a schools board headed by Dr J W Howell and members.

Mooring T P Boyett J D Conlee H G Rhodes H H Jones C L. Baker R G Tabor W Howell M Parker Walter Wipprecht A J Buchanan G Board G& W

Church and religious services and officials listed

The notice lists Baptist Sunday school 9 45 am prayer meeting Thursday Methodist services 11 am and 7 15 pm Sunday school 9 45 am Epworth League Sunday 7 pm prayer meeting Tuesday Christian Jeweill Howard pastor 11 am and 5 pm Sunday school 10 Christian Endeavor 4 pm Sunday morning prayer German service Holy communion first Sunday St Andrew s Episcopal rector Herbert Bowers Holy communion and Sunday schools noted Presbyterian pastor J D West services weekly Sunday school 9 40 am Baptist A M Stewart pastor Sunday services monthly St Joseph s Catholic Father Koun Mass 5 pm Sunday Italian Catholic Father Guidice Mass 5 am 10 00 am Sunday Bryan Cotton Seed Oil Mull J O Chance president Bryan Oil Company officers Coleman McCouine secretary J Fountain treasurer Bryan Compress Dr J W Howell president Wik Saunders vice president 44 OC Robinson secretary Kri S Webb treasurer Walter Wipprecht manager

Baptist Methodist E L Shettles Epworth League Christian Jeweill Howard Christian Enodeavor St. Andrew’s Episcopal Herbert Bk Bowers Lun Am J D West A M Stewart Jusepo Father Koun Pan Autuulo Father Guidice Bryan Cotton Seed Oil Mull J O Chance M UV Cole A D McCoauie J Fountain Bryan J W Howell Wik Saunders OC Robinson Kri S Webb Walter Wipprecht

Fraternal Lodges Gather on Regular Meeting Nights

Brazos Camp No 104 Meets every second and fourth Friday. Bryan Lodge No 16 meets first and third Monday. Home Forum Bryan Lodge No 980 meets second and fourth Wednesday. National Aid Bryan Lodge No 409 meets first Tuesday. Ivanhoe Commandery No 8 Knight Templars meets second Tuesday. Fraternal Union of America meets second and fourth Monday. Austin Chapter No 87 RAM meets third Monday. Officials named include JE Ettle C C Joe Reed KOTM WV, J H Mawhiney C, W T James president, W W Griffin president, W L Houston secretary, W E Saunders H P, and Jack Garrett C H G Rhodes secretary.

Brazos JE Ettle C C Joe B Reed Bryan KOTM J. H. Mawhiney Bryan Lodge T James Joe B. Reed National Aid W W Griffin C C Dulaney Ivanhoe Knight Templars Jack Garrett C. H G Rhodes Fraternal Union of America W H Walker W L Houston Austin R A M W E Saunders H P

A Tip From A Shark In Mrs Macquarie's Chair

A London Free Lance tale set in 1870 Sydney describes an immigrant who profits from foresight on wool prices after a shark haul yields a body. He guides a Wool broker to exploit a front page war rumor, enabling a fortune and a tavern in Woolloomooloo.

Sydney Macquarie Australia Water London Europe France Germany Army of the Fatherland Berlin Wool Exchange Colonies Woolloomooloo London Free Lance

Curious Linen Fire Rule at Ceylon Hospitals

A government official conducts periodic linen inspections in Ceylon hospitals and condemns worn linen. Old sheets towels and other linen must be burned every three months to comply with regulation. This unusual rule prompts local inquiry and curiosity from residents including a Syracuse Herald reader.

Ceylon

Falcon Island Reappears After Disappearing Beneath Waves

New York Sun reports Falcon Island, formed by a submarine eruption near the Tonga group, has reemerged about 16 feet above sea level after 14 years. The article notes the island’s two parts, its barren ash landscape, and predicts further erosion or disappearance absent new volcanic activity.

Pacific Palcon Island Europe Falcon Island Vossion France Tonga Commandant Ravenhill Porpoise Iss Aes J. J. Lister Tonga Group Tofooa New York Sun

Liquid Air to Supply Power in Steam Furnaces

Professor Linde, renowned for refrigeration ventures, proposes using industrial liquid air with coke or inferior fuel in steam boiler furnaces. After nitrogen is removed, a 50 percent oxygen gas remains that can be profitably used as fuel for boilers amid high fuel prices.

Linde Professor Linde

Decline of the Providence Steamer at Lonsdale Wharf

The Providence, once grand flagship of Jim Fisk's fleet, lies dismantled at Lonsdale wharf awaiting ruin. Stripped of ornaments, she cannot compete with modern float inns and has entered her final days in the harbor that gave her name, a slow rot beginning in Providence.

The Providence Journal Providence Jim Fisk Queens of the Sound Lonsdale Wharf Long Island Connecticut

Notable Senate Debaters Highlighted by Ainslee’s

Ainslee’s identifies Chandler of New Hampshire and Spooner of Wisconsin as the best Senate debaters noting Chandler’s sharp, merciless attack and Spooner’s flair for dramatic, surprising exchanges. It adds that both are consistently good natured and never lose their temper in debate. It also names Cannon of Illinois and Moody of Massachusetts as top House debaters.

Senate Ainslee Chandler New Hampshire Spooner Wisconsin Cannon Illinois Moody Massachusetts

Biberian Railroad Promises Home Comforts on Board

Passengers aboard the new Biberian railroad will find libraries, planes, barber shops, hot and cold water and every possible convenience. Trains will include physicians at no charge and multilingual porters who may accept tips, enabling a seven day trip from Saint Petersburg to Irkutsk for those with sufficient funds.

Biberian

Mob Besets Topeka Jail Over Slater Segregation Case

Topeka dispatch reports officers protected Slick Slater a Black man accused after a 17 year old girl was assaulted. A mob of about 1000 gathered at the county jail demanding his death, but he was moved to safety on a Rock Island train to Atchison. In Arkansas a Black man, Peter Berryman, was fatally harmed by a mob after an assault accusation. Another Pretoria report notes Boers moving toward Ny stroom, amid desertion rumors and dire conditions battling to reach Ny stroom.

Rockford Tenn BE. Garlen Eee Topeka Slick Slater Hoe Slater Lottie Gerberick Carbondale Santa Fe George Cerrick Cook Termen Gerberick Hoy Rock Island Atchison Mena Ark Peter Berryman Berryman Essie Osborne

Kitchener Narrow Escape From Capture Reported

London dispatch says General Kitchener has a second narrow escape from capture as he moves by train between locations. The warning notes his rapid flittings and argues it is wiser for him to stay in Pretoria to avoid jeopardizing his campaign plan.

London Kitchener Pretoria

State department to justify neutrality in supplying arms to allies

Washington reports the state department will answer a house resolution by outlining international law supporting neutral nations selling horses and mules and other supplies to belligerents. The response argues such trade is lawful and notes no US obstruction to British purchases, despite Boer seizure.

Washington State Department House United States America South Africa Africa

Kruger weighs voting to South Africa as memorials travel

Reports from Pretoria and Brussels say Mr. Kruger contemplates voting to South Africa while a memorial addressed to European governments and President McKinley is being completed. In Alabama, two miles from Tuscaloosa, negro miners are entombed by a mine flood filling the shaft to ten feet, with their fate uncertain.

London Pretoria Brussels Kruger South Africa McKinley Birmingham Ala

Death of Colonel Samag¢ Smith Anderson in Louisville

Louisvilles notable soldier of the Mexican and civil wars Col Samag¢ Smith Anderson dies at the Morton home after a long illness. Montreal reports expected activity in Canadian puss and pat manufacturing with a Quebec and Eas Ontario amalgamation. In Thornton Texas brick stores burn, total loss around 14000 with no insurance. In Tyler Texas Pat Daly a Cotton Belt brakeman is stabbed twice in the back and may die, with two arrests.

Louisville Samag¢ Smith Anderson Morton Hom Montreal Canada Quebec Eas Ontario

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