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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1901
Page
4
Ithaca NY dated article argues scorching global heat proves Earth orbits a variable star. It claims sun spots indicate internal solar convulsions and predict four years of intensified heat with extreme seasons and cyclonic disturbances.
Across St Louis on Tuesday heat records collapsed with 22 direct heat deaths and 55 prostrations. Government readings reached 106 degrees in the shade at 5 pm, just shy of Monday’s 107 degree peak the region has seen.
A waterspout northwest of Cisco washed away ten miles of the Texas Central track between Leeders Albany and Albany Moran. Three railroad bridges were wrecked and Engine No. 108 went through a bridge. Fireman Alfred Johnson was killed. Engineer Tom Beene injured. Brakeman Henry Andrews slightly hurt. Continuous washouts caused extensive damage along ravines.
July 24 report from College Station covers the fourth annual Texas Farmers congress convened with added state organizations affiliating since the last meeting. The new woman’s department under Mrs S B Buchanan showcases home topics. attendance exceeded expectations.
Captain C. B. Riche reports river and harbor work in the Galveston district asks for more than 25 thousand dollars in the next fiscal year ending 1903. Projects include Galveston ship channel Buffalo Bayou and Brazos mouth at Lasasco Richmond Aransas Pass and Galveston harbor repairs. A hurricane repair budget amounts to about 1 million dollars. Captain Fitch items list Arkansas river upper White river and other works in Arkansas district. In Midlothian a woman burned to death lighting a fire with coal oil near Ovilla.
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