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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1901
Page
4
The column notes a quiet Christmas season in Cottonwood and lists visitors passing through toward Madison county for a school post. W Edge travels onward, with guests Dina and several residents from Edge Kurten Clearmont Bryan and nearby areas visiting last week.
Christmas passed quietly here with pleasant weather until a cold north wind and misty rain Friday. Young people start the New Year with bright hopes. Alice Dunlap hosted Christmas evening friends including Mr. and Mrs. Burger and Miss Lillie May Jones. Various social visits and gatherings follow, with neighbors moving between homes and dancing at Conroe. Best wishes for the Eagle in 1901. Correspondent.
Miss Bertha Cook returns from Mississippi and others recount trips to Franklin Bryan and Galveston. Household members and visitors listed with several names. A Stolen Watch notice dated December 30, 1900 offers a $10 reward for recovery of a gold filled case watch and other jewelry stolen with it.
Washington reports the Chinese government has accepted the Pekin agreement and guarantees performance of its conditions. Officials expect swift arrest and punishment of Boxer leaders named in the Sept. 25 decree, including Princes Chuan Yib Tsai Lien and Tsai Ying, Duke Tsai Lan, and Ying Nien.
The London and Globe Finance Corporation, now failed, held about $5,000,000 in American and Canadian mining properties including Northport Washington’s large Northwest smelter. At Rossland British Columbia the company owned several mines such as Leroi Leroi No 2 Rossland Great Western Nickel Plate and Columbia Kootenay. The Leroi was bought from Americans led by Senator George Turner of Washington. Whitaker Wright directed Rossland operations via the British American corporation, which then issued subsidiary firms to recoup costs.
City officials and county officers listed with names. Includes church, school, and fraternal group leadership and meeting nights for Bryan area. notes mass times and service details for Catholic, Episcopal, Baptist, and other congregations. Bryan Cotton Seed Oil Mill and Bryan Compress executives listed.
Cold snap and heavy snow devastate stock ranges across Colorado and Vancouver. Sheep losses crowd reports of up to half of herds destroyed by piling, smothering, and extreme cold. Cattle losses also noted as fifteen inches of snow blankets Vancouver streets. A separate update notes a West African uprising prompting a punitive expedition.
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