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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1901
Page
4
A ruler named the Empress directs actions against a severe anti foreign faction. Officials report tightened measures and surveillance as authorities pursue curbing suspected influence. The move signals a broader crackdown aimed at restoring order and stabilizing state security.
Li Hung Chang and Prince Ching push for signing the joint note while court factions warn of rebellion if sealed without imperial consent. Western powers debate U S terms as diplomacy weighs troop withdrawal and treaty indemnity risks.
Secretary Cortelyou reports the president had a comfortable night with the case yielding to treatment. No unfavorable symptoms appear though bed rest is expected for several days. In Nashville the committee finds a deficit near $19,000 in the circuit court clerk accounts. the judge suspends the clerk who has left the city.
Pittsburg Jan 9. A courier and assistant bookkeeper from the Farmers and Mechanics bank at Sharpsburg Maryland is missing and it is alleged his accounts are short by ten thousand dollars.
Boston January 9 designer Crowninshield states that actual construction of the Lawson cup defender is expected to begin in about two weeks.
Caracas report says the last rebel position in Carupano surrendered Tuesday, ending their control in the area.
A Colorado and Southern mixed train from Gunnison was snowbound near Alpine tunnel since Monday as a rotary plow from Como struggles to reach. Storms halt Colorado Midland and Rio Grande trains. other lines report heavy snow across Tennessee Pass Florence Cripple Creek and Aspen regions.
Twenty eight people died and twelve were injured in the Roch ester Orphan asylum fire. Most victims were children aged two to fourteen. two adults also perished in the blaze.
Telegraphic dispatches report the removal of Senator Isidro Grinon, mayor of Santiago, amid a municipal conduct investigation. Vice mayor Senor Giro is left in charge as the commission reviews charges of irregularity in city affairs.
In Jefferson City on January 9 the Missouri House approved by 75 to 47 a resolution expressing sympathy with the Filipinos in their struggle for liberty. Several Democrats abstained and Rep Pratera of St Louis condemned the measure as treasonous.
The Southern Publishers' association of southern newspapers will meet in Houston on Tuesday with a post-session tour of the state planned. In Aspen Colorado the Cowenhoven tunnel is burning with several miles of workings on fire. damage may reach about $500 000.
Jefferson City Jan 9 A bill introduced in the senate provides for the punishment of kidnapping by hanging.
In Grimes county on Jan 5 Herschel Carnes, age three, died after a hot kettle fire burned him while playing with other children. Will Gladden burned his hand trying to help. Services were at Concord Church conducted by Elder J J Tipton. The community extends sympathy to Mr and Mrs W A Carnes. Also note preaching at Concord Church Sunday and a return from visits by John Isbell.
City officers include Mayor J 8 Mooring Marshal T P Boyett Deputy Marshal R H Smith Secretary and treasurer H G Rhodes City Sexton H J Jones Constable C L Baker Aldermen R G Tabor W S Howell M Parker Walter Wipprecht A J Buchanan County officers list Judge A G Board Clerk G W McMichael Attorney M Nagle Tax Collector J J Adams Tax Assessor R M Nall Sheriff T C Nunn Treasurer Jao M Lawrence District Clerk J W Batts Commissioners RJ Deens Lee Edge Dennis Ballard P H Arrington Schools Board Dr J W Howell president J Allen Myers secretary WT James AM Rhodes G M Bandon J B Mike HC Robinson
Cottonwood notes show D E Smith traveling to Cleveland Texas and A D Robinson of Wixon visiting. Earnest Elliott spent Sunday in town and a singing at the Koontz residence impressed locals. W W Gallatin and family from Robertson County visited Saturday and Sunday. Farmers prepare for another crop and Baptist church services are planned for Saturday and Sunday. Dina is invited.
Health of the community is described as very good. Preparations begin for a new crop. Local youth enjoyed time at Mr McDonalds Friday night. Visits include Mr Tobe and Tall Tobias of Kurten to Payne Prairie. Miss Myrtie Henry visited Miss Rosa and Mamie Elliott. The singing at Mr Elliott’s Saturday night was a grand success. Earnest Elliott of Cottonwood traveled here. Mamie Elliott plans Cottonwood school attendance. Clarence Elliott and Earnest Rosier visited Hearne. Lela Ramsey visits cousin Mrs Maud Nash. Dr Cunningham of Edge died last Saturday evening and was laid to rest at House Cemetery Sunday. Prof J W Orr and Webb George went to Bryan Saturday.
In 1900 Baylor University in Waco Texas tested Premium Baking Powder from Potts Baking Powder Co observing no alum lime ammonia or adulterants and noting high grade Cream of Tartar. testimonials from Wade W Battle instructor in chemistry and T H Glaney manager New State House praise the leavening quality and purity urging adoption by families.
A compilation of church services for Baptist Methodist Episcopal Christian-Jewell Howard Christian Science and St Joseph's Catholic parishes with mass times Sunday schools and callouts. Also lists Confederate and fraternal groups Brazos Camp 104 W of W Bryan Compress Masonic lodges and Knights Templar meetings with officers and meeting nights.
El Paso plans a mid winter carnival January 17 to 20 1401 featuring a 25400 dollar electric pageant a 10000 dollar electric fountain a 5000 dollar volcano eruption on Mount Franklin and a grand civic military and trades review Also highlighted are a mammoth European and Oriental midway roping contests tournaments and confetti battles and bull fights on Mexican soil Southern Pacific offers a low fare from Texas stations with January 14 15 sale dates and return by February 1 for El Paso. agents Morse Parks Traf Mgr G P & T A Houston Texas wkjan17.
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