The Daily Eagle June 4 1901 edition notice
The Daily Eagle newspaper notice lists publishing details for Connelly and Carnes, with per week and per month rates and a Tuesday June 4 1901 date, indicating second class mail status and office entry.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1901
Page
5
The Daily Eagle newspaper notice lists publishing details for Connelly and Carnes, with per week and per month rates and a Tuesday June 4 1901 date, indicating second class mail status and office entry.
Shipping circles in New York report J Pierpont Morgan and partners near a sweeping purchase of the Leyland line valued around $30 million. The Leyland fleet, plus stakes in Indian Pacific and Wilson Furness-Leyland, brings total assets near $75 million, with Atlantic Transport at $12 million and two more ships under construction. The merchant group aims to a powerful trust controlling transatlantic freight, tied to rail interests and broader consolidation with Ill No Central. deal would total nearly $100,000,000 in maritime assets.
Official statements at the time deny any consolidation of financial interests. The arrangement sends four Leyland Line dispatches weekly from New Orleans to European ports in connection with the Illinois Central.
Fuller defends his sharp Chicago critiques as he argues the city is still a country town grown large. He says many residents lack urban civics, with natives from farms and towns and continental foreigners unfamiliar with metropolitan life, likening Chicago to a Dog Faced Jojo.
The Rev. Thomas H. Agnew of Humboldt Illinois was forced to resign from his Methodist pulpit after denouncing the local Humboldt Cooking school as a high kicking institution. He claimed the school drew the village’s best women as members and ridiculed the idea of praise for the most envied cook who could kick highest. Many members left the church, stopped paying salary, and trustees then demanded his resignation.
George F. Baer of Reading, a longtime Philadelphia and Reading lawyer, is chosen president of the Reading Railroad after a 20 year association. A Somerset native, Baer joins a list of roles including soldier, journalist, and financier, and is noted as a leading Democratic figure and trustee of Franklin and Marshall College.
Miss Horton Barter of San Francisco, nearly blind since infancy, prepares to take the stage. Despite severe sight loss she learns education, piano, sewing, lace making, cooking, and self care, maintaining a bright disposition as she faces a hopeful acting career.
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