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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1903

Page

4

Confederate Veterans Urge Floral Decor For Camp Chase Graves

General J B Gordon directs southern people to send flowers and funds to Ohio camp for grave decorations at Camp Chase Cemetery, to honor Confederate dead. Letter from United Confederate Veterans notes prior Union generosity and urges prompt contributions to Columbus and Camp Chase to prepay express charges.

Atlanta John BR. Gordon United Confederate Veterans Ohio United Confederate Columbus Genet William E. Mickle Ole Aller Camp Chase Cémetery Rybb United Daughters of the Confederacy Elberly Block Ohio Camp United Sons of Veterans Knaut J. B. Gordon

Real estate deals in Brazos County offered by Batts agent

J W Batts real estate agent advertises the only Brazos County abstract books and lists properties for sale. 105 acres near the courthouse with 25 cultivated and rest pasture priced at 1500. a 6 wire fenced tract. a 6 room house with ground near Allen Academy for 1250. a quarter block east front at 250. another half block near Allen academy at 500. 13 acres near town with a 4 room house and outbuildings at 1000. a 4 room house with cistern and outbuildings renting 9 monthly at 650.

Court House Main Street Allen Academy

Insurance receivers move against forty two agents in Texas

In Austin on June 4 T W Gregory as receiver for Texas Home Insurance and Continental Fire Insurance filed a motion in district court seeking contempt findings against forty two agents for alleged failure to turn over funds collected. Agents are spread across the state and the matter arose amid related insurer proceedings. The Texas comptroller also ruled against trail liquor licenses for steamboat operations. Judge J B Wells and the attorney general discussed old Spanish land grant suits totaling over one million acres.

Austin T. W. Gregory Texas Home Fire Insurance Company Continental Fire Insurance Company Fort Worth Trail Lcenses J. B. Wells Democratic Executive Committee

Bond issue registered for Dallas County road and bridge funds

On June 4 the comptroller registered a $590,000 Dallas County road and bridge bond issue. The bonds will be offered to the state board of education for the benefit of the permanent school fund.

Austin Dallas County State Board of Education

Death Toll Rising After Gainesville Disaster

Atlanta reports 125 dead in Gainesville within hours with 300 wounded, many fatally. Four hundred houses destroyed, 1500 rendered homeless. Financial loss projected around 600000 as relief efforts begin.

Atlanta Gainesville

White whales reputedly trapped in Bras d Or lakes

Two large white whales, rare Atlantic coast visitors, are reported confined in the Bras d Or lakes in Cape Breton. Fishermen are actively attempting to capture one of the mammals after they are thought to have entered the lake chasing mackerel schools.

Halifax N. S Bras D'Or Cape Breton

Railroad Restaurants, Chicago

Railroad plans in Chicago claim within two weeks all depots west of Pittsburg on the Pennsylvania system will run restaurants and hotels under railroad management. The eastern section already tested the concept with satisfactory results. About twenty hotels and restaurants will be affected, and dining car style service will guide the restaurants.

Chicago Pennsylvania Railroad Pittsburg

Kansas City Helps Refugees After Flood Ferry Opens

June 4 Kansas City reports flood refugees crossing to Kansas City Kansas as food and supplies flood relief stations. About twenty bodies found, including a infant near Argentine. Kansas River falls aiding North Topeka rehab. known dead tally reaches twenty two with five unidentified and sixty six dead reported. Commercial club to accept offered help.

Kansas City Kips Kan Ken Argentine Topeka Kansas River North Topeka Commercial Club

Toll of Gainesville Storm Rises to Ninety Feared

Gainesville Georgia struggles to recover from Monday wind disaster as 85 to 90 deaths are estimated. Funerals continue with rapid burials, few clergy, and sparse ceremonies while relief pours in from Atlanta and other cities. Nurses and antiseptics are still in demand amid mass injuries. Six more victims identified Ora English Odom Skinner Paul Waddell S D Livern Lula Jackson Adams. Eight remains unidentified.

Gainesville Atlanta Ora English Odom Skinner Paul Waddell S. D. Livern Lula Jackson Adams

Texas League Scores Reported for Corsicana Paris Fort Worth Dallas

In the Texas League games, Corsicana defeated Paris 9 to 1 at Corsicana Paris, while Fort Worth beat Dallas 4 to 2 at Fort Worth.

Corsicana Paris Fort, Worth Dallas Fort Worth

Unclear Scores From Several City Matchups

A series of scattered scores shows Shreveport blank, Bir mingham losing 0 to 5, Little Rock blank with Montgomery 5, Atlanta beating New Orleans 7, Memphis 4 against Nashville, Cincinnati 6 over Boston, Pittsburg 5 over New York, Chicago 11 over Brooklyn, St Louis 4 over Philadelphia 3.

Shreveport Birmingham Little Rock Montgomery Atlanta New Orleans Pittsburg New York Chicago Brooklyn

Statue to William the Silent Planned for Riverside Drive

A subscription of 1000 from William Waldorf Astor in London funds the effort to erect a 40000 statue of William the Silent on Riverside Drive. The committee overseeing the project reports the donation and outlines the total cost and location.

New York William Waldorf Astor London William the Silent Riverside Drive

Richest Woman Hettie Green Seeks Pistol Permit

New York June 4. Mrs Hettie Green renowned as the world’s wealthiest woman has requested renewal of a pistol permit and spoken with the Police Commissioner about security and firearms.

New York Hettie Green

New York and Boston Clash in American League Series

Baseball action lists New York versus Boston in an American League matchup with nine innings noted. Also cited is Washington hosting Philadelphia as part of the schedule with Washington scoring two.

American League New York Boston

President Roosevelt unveils Lincoln-Douglas monument in Freeport

President Roosevelt and party arrived from Dubuque to Freeport NL on June 4 and were driven to the Lincoln-Douglas debate site. A monument commemorating the 1858 event was unveiled before thousands and praised the Freeport Woman's club for its erection.

Freeport Roosevelt Dubuque Woman's Club

Memorial Day Observed at Elmwood Cemetery

Memphis June 4 Confederate Memorial day observed at Elmwood cemetery with the Confederate Historical Association and Ladies Memorial Association in charge. An interesting programme was carried out and the oration delivered by Charles M. Bryan.

Memphis Elmwood Cemetery Confederate Historical Association Ladies’ Memorial Association Charles M. Bryan

Quarantine Decision on Spanish Itch Matter

Guthrie Oklahoma June 4 The live stock sanitary board of Kansas and Oklahoma discussed the Spanish itch matter. It decided to quarantine it.

Guthrie Okla Livestock Sanitary Board of Kansas Oklahoma

Harmony Prevails at Ohio Republican State Convention Report

The Columbus Audtiorium hosted the Ohio Republican state convention with Senator Hanna presiding and Rev. Poindexter delivering the opening prayer. Boothman withdrew for lieutenant governor, Foraker praised Hanna, and Herrick supporters urged his son’s nomination. Harding, Guilmert, McKinnon, and Ellis named for key offices.

Columbus Hanna James Poindexter Colored Baptist Church Committee On Credentials Monroe County Boothman Foraker Committee On Foxg Jan .Tatey Hayna Emid Senator Foraker Roosevelt McAkinley Taft Phillippines Congress Myron T. Herrick Paul Howland Cleveland Aldwell W. S McKinnon Ashtabula Wade Harmpton Ellis

Missouri river at Kansas City falls to 32.9 feet

River bulletin notes the Missouri river at Kansas City fell since Wednesday morning reaching 32.9 feet. Forecasts expect a continued decline as both the Kansas and upper Missouri drop, while the Mississippi from Dubuque southward rises to Keokuk at 19.91 feet.

Kansas City Kansas Upp Missouri Mississippi Dubuque Keokuk

River Flood Stages Rise Near St Louis and Cairo

The river has risen 6 feet since Wednesday morning and stands 4.1 feet above the danger line. St Louis shows a 9 foot gain to 32.1, with overflow spreading east. Further rises are expected south of Dubuque, with stages around 35 feet possible by Saturday or Sunday at St Louis, and 3 to 4 feet above danger between St Louis and Cairo. Cairo southward may not reach danger line on this rise.

St. Louis Dububque St Louis Cairo

Rail line rebuild in Kansas City bottoms to cost millions

Civil engineers warn that railroad tracks in the bottoms at Kansas City will have to be rebuilt along with bridges. The project is expected to cost between 5 million and 10 million dollars. Concerns rise about possible epidemics in the area.

Kansas City

Sad nuptials with bride joining widower's family

In Philadelphia June a wedding occurs beside a coffin. Miss Morse marries H A Thrnn? as the body of her father Mr Morse lies nearby. The ceremony proceeds with Rev. Dr. Tompkins officiating after Mr Morse's apoplexy at J P Morgan's office was learned.

Philadelphia Henry New York Shiping Company Miss Marke H A Mr. Morse J. P. Morgan Miss Morse Dr. Tompkins

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Jeff D. Franklin Confederates Camp Chase Gordon J. W. Batts Brazos County Zach Tally Will E Geo. W. Smith Rarlet East City National Bank Simmons & Geue W. C. Fountain Burt Norwood Darwin & Drummond Cychanee Shaving Parlor Denard Baseball Southern League Nashville National League Cincinnati Washington Weather Department Topera Glanders James & Hart THE Texass Railroad Texas Mexico FT. Worth Galveston Waco Marlin Calvert Bryan Navasota Houston Grand Union Station L. Trice D. J Price Mgr Palestine Texas Central Kingsland, Llano, Lampasas Marlin and Wootan Wells Etreet M. L. Robbins Houston, Texas Doherty Soge Uris Min Romo Romoshots Garrett
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