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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1905
Page
3
The Battalion lists rail schedules for I G N and H T C lines, local travel notes, and multiple notices. It covers opera company dates, campus arrivals, and community updates from Bryan and College Station including marriages, student graduations, and boarder changes.
Three day exhibit in Millinery parlors shows imported lace curtains from Trish point Nottingham and Brussels neat materials. Special orders on commission basis with prices from 4.00 to 12.50. Also notes opera tickets, local moves and social updates from Millinery displays to civic mentions.
The American three masted auxiliary schooner Atlantic arrives at Southampton with stars and stripes flying after beating Endymion’s record to Needles. Captain Barr’s seamanship earns praise from owner Wilson Marshall and crew. Atlantic heads to Dover Heligoland race with Barr aiming to win.
The British steamer Vancouver, arriving from Portland, Maine, reports contact with two yachts in the transatlantic race. Endy mion was sighted May 25 at latitude 45, longitude 26, and Sunbeam May 26 at latitude 47, longitude 31, both two- and three-masted schooners respectively.
Grand Army of the Republic veterans from Tallapoosa and Atlanta joined in Memorial Day duties uniting with Marietta chapter to decorate the graves of 11,000 Union dead at the national cemetery in Marietta.
Washington reports Secretary Morton will resign from the cabinet effective July 1 after a about an hour long conference with the president. He declined to reveal his future plans at this time.
A cloudburst on Rhea creek twelve miles south of Heppner Oregon caused the deaths of Mrs J R Nunemaker and her youngest child and two children of A R Cox who were caught by the flood and drowned in the water event occurred May 31.
London May 31 Lord Roseberry's Cicero won the Derby stakes of 6500 sovereigns for colts and fillies foaled in 1902 a mile and a half. M Blanc's Jury was second and Chevalier Ginis trellis' Signorino third. Time 3 11.
Marlin Texas begins a sanitary campaign. Rockhill arrives in Pekin. Dallas traveler W G Cecil dies in Ardmore. Blackberry crop around Tyler Texas is excellent. Japanese remit 5000 dollars to Indian earthquake relief. Pauls Valley Commercial Club exceeds 100 members. J A Elmore drowns in Salt Creek near Graham. Knights Templar commandery formed at Bonham and Lawton. Two Japanese leave Webster Texas to join Mikado armies. Rain hampers cotton prospects in Alabama. Santa Fe will build a 25000 dollar roundhouse at Silsbee. Speaker Gully resigns in Britain. Five face counterfeit charges in Amarillo. Morrison to build depot at Henryetta. F B Hughes reelected Denison superintendent. McKinney revival adds 125. B B Brownell bound over for attempted assault in Houston. Jerry Robinson of Albin Mississippi dies in Chattanooga. Tsarist conference at Tsarskoe Selo weighs peace and call for national assembly.
The English yacht Valhalla, a contestant in the transatlantic race, was sighted Wednesday morning twenty miles southeast of the Scilly Islands.
Austin May 31 Receipts of state treasurer from sale and lease of lands to credit of various funds for May totaled 75 639 dollars.
Bowie Texas May 31 Mrs R H Mc Neil of this place is thirty six years old, has been married seventeen years and is mother of thirteen children. Her three new babies are girls and healthy with the oldest child a maiden of sixteen summers.
In Ladonia Texas on May 31 a young printer named Moss was struck by a Santa Fe train and sustained fatal injuries.
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