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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1902
Page
2
What South Has Done for the South by Curry Reflections
The Nashville American cites Dr. J. L. M. Curry arguing the South bears education costs with meager funds. He notes from 1870 to 1901, 120 million dollars spent on African Americans, whites paying 92 of every 100 dollars in school revenue, Virginia taxes whites far exceed black taxes, and contrasting property values in North Carolina and Georgia. He laments federal aid abroad versus limited Southern support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
South
Virginia
North
Rolina
Wnites
Georgia
Curry
Bbacd
Congress
Alaska
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Philippines
Southern burdens after the war spark national justice critique
The Galveston News argues the South bore heavy costs postwar reconstruction. It notes scant northern philanthropy for Southern education, calls out unequal burdens on Southern taxpayers, and likens the South’s penalties to heavier historic injustices than France versus Germany. The piece critiques Reconstruction politics and federal support gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason and Dixon
Vanderbilt
Republican Party
Curry
France
Germany
South
Galveston News
Locating Committee Visits A and M College for Girls School
The Bryan Business League locators of the Girls Industrial School will tour the A and M College next Tuesday December 14. Citizens are urged to meet the committee at the college and assist faculty in proper reception. A special train may be provided by Mr. Trice. An elegant supper at Major L L McInnis home at 7 pm followed by a 9 to 11 pm reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Industrial School
A. & M. College
Bryan Business League
Bryan
Trice
L. L. McInnis
Death of Mrs Presnaiadyan in Brazos County
Mrs Presnaiadyan, mother of Mr Varral, died at home eight miles north of town in Brazos County. Funeral services were held in the Methodist church with a Christian burial at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
Election of Officers of L. B. Ross Chapter
The Bryan Texas chapter elected officers on Friday January 1902 with Mrs W A Banks as president and Mrs Doremus as 1st vice president. Other posts filled include Mrs Connell 2nd vice president, Mrs Anderson secretary, Mrs J D West recording secretary, Mrs De Maret treasurer, Mrs Howes registrar, Mrs W S Wilson musical director, and Miss Stoddard historian. A stock drive reports about 1500 of 2000 remaining for Central Texas fair stock sales and a stockholders meeting set for January 14 at 2:30 pm in the Bryan opera house to elect officers and plan the fall fair. A list of Madison county visitors appears, plus a squad of sixteen convicts escorted to Falls county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
U. S
Bryan
Texas
Ivliows
W A. Banks
Doremus
Connell
Anderson
J. D. West
DeMaret
Dr. Howes
W. 5. Wilson
Stoddard
Central Texas Fair Association
Opera House
Canal Debate Shapes Pension Rules and Canal Route Vote
Senate pension talks feature Gallinger pledging merit review and strict caps, with widows of generals limited to 50 dollars a month and others scaled down. House debate on the Nicaraguan canal shows rising support for the Morris amendment to allow selection of the Panama route if terms with Colombia are reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Gallinger
Committee On Pensions
Sumas
Wash
Southern
Missouri and Arkansas Railroad Company
Arkansas
Republic of Mexico
West
Lanbra
United States Army
Panama Canal Company
Canal Commission
Colombia
Messrs
Shackleford
Missouri
Parker
New Jersey
Lovering
Massachusetts
Morris
Minnesota
Burton
Ohio
Hill
Connecticut
Bramwell
Gillett
Mississippi
Littlefield
Maine
Burgess
Lexas
Bell
Colorado
Cooney
Cummings
New York
Gibson
Tennessee
Lacey
Iowa
Violet ray hopeful cure for Brooklyn cancer patient
Dr. John E. Richardson of Brooklyn, long haunted by cancer, underwent violet ray therapy after doctors deemed his case hopeless. A violet ray machine was used at his home, projecting rays down his throat each fair day. After months the patient shows marked improvement and renewed hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John E. Richardson
Brooklyn
Richardson
Real estate dealer Charles I Dickinson assaulted after Jack County deal
Fort Worth reports Charles I Dickinson a prominent local real estate dealer found unconscious in his business hallway after being robbed of part of a nearly $500 payment from a Wednesday night deal in Jack County. He sustained a head injury and lay on the floor overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Charles I. Dickinson
Jack County
Dickinson
Senate panel backs commerce department bill
The senate committee on commerce approved a favorable report on Senator Nelson's bill creating the executive Department of Commerce. In Cleburne Texas Nina Mamie Long seven year old daughter of A Z Long was badly burned after falling into a pot of boiling soap and remains in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On Commerce
Nelson
Department of Commerce
Cleburne
Tex
Nina Mamie Long
A. Z Long
Public lands panel considers Oklahoma church land refund bill
Washington January 9 The public lands committee heard Mr Flynn present a bill to refund churches in Oklahoma the money paid for their building lots. Action was postponed pending views from the secretary of the interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public Lands Committee of the House
Flynn
Oklahoma
Secretary of the Interior
Interior requests 99514 dollars for Oklahoma land ceded lands
The secretary of the interior asks the treasury for 99514 to satisfy a court of claims verdict for Wichita and affiliated bands. The lands totaling 79611 acres were set aside for Oklahoma common schools, university, normal schools and public buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Secretary of the Treasury
Court of Claims
United States
Oklahoma
Cuban Reciprocity Hearings Set by Ways and Means Panel
Washington January 9 The Ways and Means committee fixed January 15 to begin hearings on Cuban reciprocity and it is expected that hearings will not extend beyond February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
United Irish League Opens in Dublin Under Redmond
The national convention in Dublin opened with John Redmond presiding. He cited 1230 active branches and promised more U S support if opponents threaten the league. Delegates adopted resolutions denouncing war farm burning in South Africa and Ireland’s land laws amid reports of police blame on crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
United Irish League
John Redmond
Redmond
League
United States
South Africa
Ireland
William Redmond
Crown
Negaunee Mine Entombs Ten To Twelve Workers
In Negaunee Michigan the mine remains largely unchanged with officials reporting at least ten men and possibly twelve trapped underground. Rescue efforts continue as conditions persist with no new developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negaunee, Mich
Negaanee
Neway
Franchise Granted for Waxahachie Trolley Line
Waxahachie council approves an ordinance granting A. T. Byars and associates a franchise to enter and operate a trolley line, making Waxahachie the terminus of the projected Waxahachie and Ennis route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waxahachie
Tex
A. T. Byars and Associates
Waxahachie and
Ennis
Post Office Committee Backs H C Payne Nomination
The committee on post offices has authorized a favorable report on the nomination of Hon. H. C. Payne as postmaster general. He faces approval procedures and potential confirmation by the full Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On Post Offices
H. C. Payne
Fifteen Killed In Park Avenue Tunnel Wreck
In a New York Central tunnel under Park Avenue a wreck killed fifteen passengers and injured about thirty. Coroner Scholler says a man named John Maloney is accused of attempting to rob corpses. he faced a police sergeant amid angry mourners at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Central
Park Avenue
John Maloney
Scholler
Maloney
Helen Gould Plans Six Week Western Tour
Miss Helen Gould will begin a six weeks pleasure trip through the west and southwest with eight young women. St. Louis will be the first stop followed by Kansas City and Galveston where they will view remodelling work after the tidal wave. They will proceed to Houston Los Angeles and San Francisco and return via major eastern cities including Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Helen Gould
Houston
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chicago
Wooten Delivers Maiden Speech in Support of Nicaragua Canal Bill
Congressman Dudley G. Wooten spoke in favor of the Nicaragua canal bill in his congressional debut. He urged passage without amendments or Panama offer, calling opposition tactics and delay. His ten minutes were extended ten more by unanimous consent. In a separate session, the Senate confirmed L. M. Shaw as secretary of the treasury and Henry C. Payne for a post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dudley G. Wooten
Congress
Wooten
Senate
L. M. Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry C. Payne
Presidential Nominations Sent to Senate
The president sent several nominations to the Senate including Wm. F. Swan for Collector of Customs at Pearl River Mississippi Robert C. Lee for United States Attorney Southern District of Mississippi William Grimes for Secretary of the Territory of Oklahoma Edgar S. Wilson for United States Marshal Southern District of Mississippi Ross Guffin for Sac-Fox Agency Oklahoma and Isaiah T Montgomery for Receiver of Public Moneys at Jackson Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl River
Mississippi
Wm. F. Swan
United States
Southern
Robert C. Lee
Territory of
Oklahoma
William Grimes
Edgar S. Wilson
Sac-Fox Agency
Ross Guffin
Isaiah T. Montgomery
Jackson
Supreme Court Decides for Ellis County in Thompson Fee Case
The Texas Supreme Court granted a rehearing in Ellis County vs. T P Thompson ex county clerk. A judgment in favor of Ellis County for 48487 dollars was slightly adjusted on the construction fee bill while the general ruling remained. The Texas World's Fair Commissioners of Dallas filed articles of incorporation to prepare data for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Dallas
Ellis County
New Jersey Corporations See Rise in Capitalization Feeds
New Jersey saw a large rise in corporate capitalization and fees in the previous year. Certificates were filed for 2346 corporations with total capitalization of 4.7738 billion dollars and state fees of 687,429. Over the past two years 5031 corporations formed with combined capitalization of 6.1241 billion and fees of 1.0233 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
Frisco Railway awards contract for new freight depot
Frisco Railway company has let the contract for a two story pressed brick freight house in Fort Worth Texas. The 40 by 200 foot building with a shed will cost about 20000 dollars and will be located on railroad avenue between Jennings avenue and Hemphill street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Frisco Railway Company
Railroad Avenue
Jennings Avenue
Hemphill Street
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Bryan and College
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Wedu
Meeti
Ving
Mrs. Prosi
Madison County
W. E. Bates
Will Keefer
Jake Keefer
W. L. Zuleh
J. C. Burts
Will Burts
Will Kluck
J. M. Denman
C. H. Denman
Mary Denman
Will Denman
W. R. Williams
Elbert Williams
Ab Rice
A. A. Allen
W. D. Morgan
B. F. Leonard
Levi Carter
Jerry Chapman
John Williams
H. Williamson
Walter
Jim Walton
Dr. J. Zuleb
John Bates
J. H. Park
Joe Williams
T. W
Henry Stevens
J. Q. Adams
Will Rasco
W. L. Clark
Falls County
Washington Notes
Violet Ray
Dr. Richardson
Rebbera
Wichita Todians
United Irish League Meeting
Mivere
Payne
Tucker
D. Tucker
H.&t
GC Ad. & G
Tucker House
Mistrot
Wagner & Brandon
Hartman House
Central Hotel
Bryan, Texas
Canal
Shaw and Payne
News From
Supreme Court
Thompson
Big
Frisco’s
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