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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1901
Page
2
Excerpt from the Daily Eagle dated January 26 1901 includes social musings from Journal Notes urging self sufficiency and virtue. It discusses women single life old maids and spinster status as valued community members plus advice on family. It quotes Ladies Home Journal about money and spiritual peace.
Notice to Contractors states bids due by 5 p m Monday January 28 at Doremus and Butler office in Bryan Texas for Ursuline Academy Building with plans by N J Clayton Architect Galveston A 25 percent contract bond and $250 certified check required accompany each bid Bids addressed to Judge J W Doremus Bryan Texas Plans available at Doremus and Butler Bryan or N J Clayton Galveston Reserved right to reject any or all bids.
A blind horse wandered into the mill pond at Mountain Grove and swam in circles. Postmaster Charles Z. Hawever's horse reached the distressed animal, tried to guide it ashore by neighing, then swam to aid it. Hawever towed the horse to shore as about a hundred spectators cheered. offers from circus people were rejected.
Hotel arrivals listing names and places including EXCHANGE SC Williams KT Williams JF Eaves Millican JW Lauderdale Somerville ES Bennett Zanesville C W Bennett St Louis SL Eas ley St Louis CG Shepard Chicago JM Shapiro Madisonville PS Hairston Houston RA Holland New Orleans Byron Miller New Orleans Celsus Crear St Louis JE Thomas RB Webb San Antonio JMayer Ft Worth CENTRAL SD Oneal Chalk Mountain MP Morrow Waco Fred Foote Turn ersville John Griffin Fred Mathis CC Bullard Madison County TW Wilson Temple Van Forester Jeff Forester Pankey.
An offer invites all adults with cold or chest illnesses to visit Wilson Jenkins Drug Co for a free sample bottle of Boschee's German Syrup. One bottle per person, no children without parental order. The ad claims wide endorsement, world-wide sale, and says a 75 cent bottle cures or proves its value.
Dr. J L Fountain states that reports of his leaving Bryan are false and unfounded. He will resume his medical practice after the legislature adjourns, with his brother Dr W C Fountain taking charge of the office in the interim.
A Puerto Rican mutiny on the Ke Au Hoa disrupted departures from Honolulu harbor as sailors protested lack of meals. A knife was brandished, police intervened, and the crew faced arrests amid broader concerns over labor imports and local safety. The incident followed tensions on Maui over women and pistol use.
Kruger's eye operation on Thursday in Utrecht shows favorable progress with continued medical monitoring and optimistic outlook for recovery.
A German plan to put England on the screen stalls progress as three months of stalled talks return. The death penalty is pressed for leaders named in the decree, while China’s internal power struggles widen the rift. Conger opposes written backing but supports verbally. Count von Waldersee contemplates retreat as Tung Fa Liang wields real power and the emperor is held in custody.
The Federal party executive committee petitioned the Philippine Commission to urge President McKinley to pass the Spooner bill, saying its enactment is urgent to establish civil government, regulate mining, lands, and corporate control, and win support for American sovereignty.
The senate committee did not remove taxes from cosmetics perfumeries chewing gum or sparkling wines. It only adjusted tax levels for certain medical preparations and kept taxes on the specified articles as in the existing law.
Pekin reports Prince Ching has assured a missionary committee that the Chinese government has no plan to restrict missionaries and has never objected to their methods.
Bishop Dunne of the Dallas Catholic diocese, serving northern and western Texas, who had been dangerously ill with grip pneumonia for several days, is convalescent. In Frankfurt Baron Wilhelm von Rothschild, head of the Rothschild banking firm, died at noon.
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