Club Invited to Library Discussion with Carnegie Touts
A club attended a library discussion by invitation. Touts were proposed to Mr. Car negie and to various speakers and clubs. Punch was the beverage.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1903
Page
2
A club attended a library discussion by invitation. Touts were proposed to Mr. Car negie and to various speakers and clubs. Punch was the beverage.
The Eagle announces W. R. Johnston as a candidate for City Secretary in Bryan, subject to April city election. Johnston, longtime Bryan resident and active citizen, notes twelve years in bookkeeping and office work and two years on the alderman board. He vows careful attention to duties and law compliance.
The Mutual Improvement Circle hosted a successful Book Day reception at Mrs. L. L. McInnis home with about one hundred attendees. Guests heard readings on Modern Institutions of Learning Carnegie and Harvard University while praising public libraries and noting 183 books donated by supporters.
The opera house show starts at 8 pm to raise funds for Villa Maria Academy. A polished program features instrumental and vocal numbers with piano violin and mandolins. Performers include Mrs T K Lawrence Miss Porter Miss Hettie Smith Leila Ott Mrs John K Davis Miss Wakefield Miss Williams Stevens Lusk Van Wormer Pickett. Rev Father James M Kirwin will lecture on Glimpses Here and There in Europe. Admission 50 cents at door.
A collection of concise sayings on liberality labor kindness judgment and ambition. Notable lines discuss giving wisely memory and judgment the worth of a person and the role of justice and obedience as safeguards in life.
A. L. Dunnica announces in the Eagle his candidacy for city secretary. He is a Bryan attorney with extensive office experience and is praised for his character and dedication to public service. The Eagle commends him to Brazos County voters.
Some attributed Egyptian cats’ popularity to rat and fowl control in palaces. British Museum paintings show Egyptian sportsmen with large cats in boats and cats swimming with birds, puzzling naturalists as today’s cats avoid water.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory held a joint convention with over 2000 delegates, electing legislative committees and adopting memorials and resolutions to Congress. They demand immediate union as a single state under the Beveridge plan terms and oppose the omnibus statehood bill. An Osage was temporary chairman and Gideon Morgan led as permanent chair.
Secretary Hay has received Britain's reply to President Castro's proposal on arbitration. The note, though interlocutory, indicates Britain will accept a Venezuelan conference to submit to arbitration if Venezuela agrees. Allies, including Germany, have acted in harmony. differences are diminishing and a Hague submission is likely after Castro's reply.
Ebenezer Texas June 5 1903 report notes visits by Mrs M K Carroll D B Carroll Allen Skaing and Nora Skains plus Mr Carl Jones and Miss Katie Davis from Zulrich visiting relatives. Local roads bridges, river traffic, and road repairs are discussed with hopes for railroads and new factories. Old Timer wishes a happy new year to the Eagle with updates on farms and travel.
Benson Schoolhouse notes festive season reflections and urges better conduct in the new year. Grandma Terry improves after illness. Prof. Cloud hosts a musical and social enjoyed by many. Floyd Todd finishes syrupmaking from cane. John Franklin Woolley Calvin Woolley and Henry Crosby visit from Tyler County over holidays. Success to the Eagle.
Washington reports Germany’s answer to President Castro mirrors Britain’s stance with conditions for agreement before arbitration. The reply was sent via U S Minister Bowen at Caracas. A second item notes a Pa robbery where elderly couple were tortured for money with a burning lamp and a horse stolen.
An entire family died of asphyxiation in Chicago on Monday night and were found Tuesday noon at 112 Liberty Street. Victims: Albert Finkelstein fifty, Etta Finkelstein fifty, Jessie seven, Annie eighteen. The gas jet tip was on the floor and the gas was on.
The text argues for simple meals with at most three foods per serving. It notes higher intake on damp cold days and that men generally require more food than women, with differences by activity and age.
A man with only fifty cents in his pocket boldly orders 40 cents of food in a public swell case. He speaks clearly so the next table overhears him, turning a simple purchase into a display of nerve and composure.
London reports that Britain may abrogate the Dardanelles clause of the Paris treaty as four armed Russian torpedo boat destroyers seek passage. Diplomatic exchanges have occurred since Turkey last allowed the passage last September, signaling possible policy change.
Madrid January 7 reports the cabinet will hold a state funeral for the late Premier Sagasta similar to Canovas Del Castillo. The body will be embalmed and lie in state at the chamber of deputies with services at the Pantheon and Antocha church before interment Friday.
Colonel W. J. Bryan spent Tuesday in Galveston as guest of Colonel W. L. Moody. He met citizens and then left Tuesday night for Milano to rejoin his family.
The Blanton schoolhouse in Cottonwood Texas caught fire Friday morning but was extinguished after about thirty minutes with little damage. The correspondent notes the health of the community is very good and records various local social visits and holiday breakups.
Franklin Bros. expand livestock handling in Bryan car lots and sell more meats than any dealers or shippers in town, marking a leading local meat and stock operation.
In Reliance Texas Rev J M Bullock held a regular appointment and Rev J M Zimmerman from Kurten preached at Bowman schoolhouse next Sunday. The New Year supper at Crenshaw’s was poorly attended due to severe weather. Reliance school literary society elected officers Bessie Bullock president Essie Shealey vice president Annie Mathis secretary.
Jan 3 1902 report from Fickey lists visitors to Franklin Easterly Wheelock and Edge including Miss Lizzie Wheeless Mrs O B Carroll and Albert Spillers. It notes Roy Zimmerman reopening his school after rest and a recent heavy rain that worsened road conditions. Also sale offer for a Bryan homestead of 5 acres with a 6 room dwelling by J W Barron.
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