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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1903
Page
3
New Spring Goods and Local Notices at Norwood's
A roundup of local items includes new spring goods at Norwood's and multiple notices: houses for rent, sales and exchanges, visitors in town, and numerous small advertisements for seeds, wagons, and services. Prominent mentions include Mrs C M Proctor, Mrs George Winter visiting Navasota, Dr J L Fountain from Austin, and L J Cox inviting friends to Ford's Exposition saloon. The piece also notes the Texas Christian University preacher at the Christian church and references electric globes for sale and local utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Fountain
Austin
M. Bonneville
New Orleans
H. C. Robinson
Richard Knoblauch
Calvert
Landreth
Read
A. W. Buchanan
M.D. Ray
Newton County
T.J. Preston
Bryan
Texas
Norwood’s
Northeast
Morgan
Morgan and Company
Zollars Lecture At Opera House Attracts Intellectual Audience
President E V Zollars of Texas Christian University lectured on Life's Ideal and How to Reach It at the opera house. He outlined five essentials for attainment and praised Christ as the model, stressing preparation, nourishment, work, love, and the social role of women. Musical interludes by Miss Carnes and Mr H C Collier accompanied. An escaped convict later linked to a senate porter posting adds a cautionary note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
E. V. Zollars
Texas Christian University of
Christ
David
Miss Carnes
Porter
H. C. Collier
Waco
Howell
Old Reliable Piano Tuner Receives Baylor College Trust
W A Wilson president and business manager notes that H J Putney & Son rebuilt pianos at Baylor College comparing favorably with new ones. The firm wins contract to replace actions in all department pianos. Putney visits Bryan briefly to arrange servicing. call via Tucker hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Putney & Son
W. A. Wilson
H. J. Putney
Bryan
New Orleans Mardi Gras Carnival Train Service Details
Mardi Gras travel info lists round trip fare, tickets on sale February 17 to 23, return by February 28 with possible extension to March 14. Two trains daily from El Paso and San Antonio, three from Houston, standard Pullman and excursion sleeping cars, free chair cars and day coaches. Union Station New Orleans central. Local agents M L Robbins and T J Anderson. Burt Norwood embroideries advertised. Also a note on editorials about Tillman critic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
San Antonio
Houston
Union Station
New Orleans
M. L. Robbins
T. J. Anderson
G.P
T A
A.G.P
T.A. Houston
Texas
House Disposes of About Twenty Private Civil War Claims
Washington January 17 The House voted to dispose of about twenty private civil war claims. The day featured the defeat of a Moody claim from Keokuk Iowa for reduced contract payments to furnish equipment to the Third Iowa cavalry and a clash over ninety southern claims totaling 400000 to be sent to the court of claims under the Tucker act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
B. F. Moody & Co
Keokuk
Third Iowa Cavalry
St. Louis
Payne
Court of Claims
Iowa
Messrs
Smith and
Hedge
Hitt
Illinois
Foreign Affairs Committee
Commission
Hedak
Oaths Of Office In Mexico Cabinet Appointments
In Mexico City on January 17 General Francisco Mena took the oath as minister of war and Governor Ramon Corral was sworn in as minister of the interior. General Manuel Gonzales Cosio became minister of encouragement and Leandro Fernandez took the post of minister of communications and public works. Corral, the only new cabinet member, previously governed Sonora and earned strong public favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mexico
Francisco Mena
Ramon Corral
Federal District
Interior
Manuel Gonzales Cosio
Department of Encouragement
Leandro Fernandez
Corral
Sonora
Cardinal Vannutelli Named Vice Chancellor in Rome
Cardinal Serafino Vannutelli is appointed vice chancellor of the Catholic Church succeeding Cardinal Perocchi who died Thursday. The rapid confirmation by the pope draws comment. Vannutelli is not expected to be Leo XIII successor as pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Serafino Vannutelli
Perocchi
Cardinal Vannitell
Leo
Mechanic Carl Christiansen Dies After Years Of Strain
Troy New York January 17 Carl Alfred Christiansen master mechanic at the Watervliet arsenal who supervised the construction of the 16 inch gun at Sandy Hook died Friday after a two day illness. His death is attributed to the great strain borne during the last four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
N. Y
Carl Alfred Christiansen
Watervliet Arsenal
Sandy Hook
Union Reports Tabled At International Bricklayer Meeting
Memphis Tenn Jan 17 At Friday morning session of the International Bricklayer's and Masons' union Secretary Patrick Murray submitted his annual report At the afternoon session President G P Gubbins and other officers submitted reports All reports were referred to committees without being read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
International Bricklayer’s and Masons’ Union
Patrick Murray
G. P. Gubbins
Congressman Rumple Faces Tumor at St Luke’s Hospital
Chicago January 17 Congressman J N W Rumple of Marengo Iowa is at St Luke’s hospital with a neck tumor. Surgeons say operation cannot be performed and fear death may follow shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. N. W. Rumple
Marengo
St. Luke’s Hospital
Indianapolis Leader Declines American Horse Show Post
Mortimer Lovering of Indianapolis, elected president of the American Horse Show Association at Kansas City, said he would decline to accept the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Mortimer Lovering
American Horse Show Association
Kansas City
Multiple Texas figures and events listed in brief items
Mrs. M C Mitchell fatally burned in Waco Texas dying in agony. Michael Madden a Texas and Pacific firefighter killed accidentally near Arlington. Uncle Billy Hancock pioneer of Lamar County fell from chair Emberson Prairie dead. Texas has 3245 post offices up 57 this year ranking sixth in offices. Cincinnati legislative caucus quickly nominated Senator Platt. Will Flournoy on trial in Cooper charged with killing wife at a dance received fifty. Rev Dr Page rector of St Pauls Waco accepted call to St Johns Brooklyn. Governor Ferguson asks 35000 for St Louis exhibit in Oklahoma legislature. James Gibson won El Paso cattle roping in 36 seconds defeating Clay McGonigle by eight. Rep Love of Dallas bills half fare on street cars for school children under twelve. Undertaker Baker in Camden Indiana reports Louis Kuhn rises in coffin spooking him. Southwestern Horse Show Circuit Texas dates listed: San Antonio April 8-10, Houston April 21-24, Fort Worth April 28-May 1, Dallas May 6-8, Paris May 19-21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Mitchell
Waco
Tex
Michael Madden
Texas and Pacific
Arlington
Billy Hancock
Lamar County
Texas
Emberson Prairie
Cincinnati
Platt
Will Flournoy
Cooper
Page
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
St. John’s Church
Brooklyn
Oklahoma
Ferguson
St. Louis
el Paso
James Gibson
Baker
Camden
Ind
Louis Kuhn
San Antonio
Houston
Fort Worth
Dallas
Paris
Brazos County Farmers Institute Elects Officers
Brazos County Farmers Institute elected J. H. White as president T. R. Butte as vice president Webb Howell recording secretary W. P. Connelly corresponding secretary Mark Wilcox treasurer IF. A. Capps librarian McDuff Simpson W. P. Connelly and T. P. Hall named on a seeds committee The group planned weekly meetings at the courthouse on Saturdays with a monthly schedule after March 1st A program on cattle feeding boll weevil and library representation was outlined plus resolutions urging support for short term convict road labor and thanks to Texas Farm and Ranch officials
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County Farmers Institute
J. H. White
T. R. Butte
Webb Howell
W. P. Connelly
Mark Wilcox
IF. A. Capps
McDuff Simpson
T. P. Hall
Court House
the Eagle
J. W. Carson
Carson
Pittuck
Brazos County
Farmers’ Institute
Texas
Robin. Smith
A. J. Buchanan
Texas Farm and Ranch
Connell
Texas Farmers’ Institute
E. W. Kirkpatrick
H. E. Singleton
Measure Aims Torrens Style Title Reform in Lower House
Judge A. W. Torrell of Austin plans to introduce a land title reform measure in the lower house. A commission would examine titles and its findings would be final and unassailable. The system mirrors Torrens practices in Illinois and other states, deemed hard to improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Torrell
Austin
Illinois
Norwood Promotes New Spring Goods Amid Seasonal Ads
Norwood advertisers showcase fresh spring merchandise while rival merchants cling to winter stocks. Other stores keep promoting winter goods as Norwood presses ahead with updated seasonal offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
D C C Celebration Program at Baptist Church
A Monday evening program at the Baptist church led by Jim Daughters of the Confederacy honors Gen. Robt. E. Lee's birthday at 7 30. It features organ music, solos, three addresses by W M Board Minter and W C Davis, choral selections, prayers, and opening invocation by Dr W C Finley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Jim Daughters
Grenadiers
Schumann
Miss Zuber
W. M
Vanderbilt University
My Old Kentucky Homie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chase, & Sanborn
Dansby
Mous
Parks
Waldrop
Pei Ling
Principal Statio
C. M. Proctor
George Winter
Navasota
D. H. Clark
Emmel’s Drug Store
MR. Zollar
State Senate
Burt Norwood
Gonzales
Tillman
House
Crest
Jno
M. Lawrence & Co
JNO. M. Lawrence & CO
Farmers Institute Work
Gray Fox
J. B. Dunn
T. A. Simons
Franklin
Bryan Ice, Storage & Coal Co
Wiley's Barber Shop
A. G. Scott
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