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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1902
Page
2
Classified notice page from The Daily Eagle detailing mailing info and publication rates per week and per month for Friday June 13 1902. Printer header credits Gonnelly & Carnes. Includes subscription pricing.
At a late board meeting Prof J H Connell’s resignation was acknowledged with thanks and a plan to retain his services temporarily while a successor is arranged. The board praises his leadership of the Farmers Congress and requests his continued involvement as a representative. the group pledges support to enhance the movement. CENTRAL TEXAS FAIR CATALOGUE notices invite ads from breeders and merchants with rates and contact editors Connelly and Buchanan.
J W Limper, a first class piano tuner and repairer, is in Bryan until June 15. Call by phone No 255 at Mrs Collins hotel.
Advertisement notes refrigerated ready to serve dressed poultry beef and sausage with invitation to visit Gaeveb building Bryan Street. Mentions B Francis 187 CC.
Health of the Cross Texas community is reported very good. Miss Mattie Powell and Albert Wilson were ill last week. Miss Laula Post visited sister Mrs. D B Carroll in Zurich. Crowds attended singing at Bob Seay's Saturday night and Cross tonight. Visitors from Willow Hole and Little Cedar and Concord attended and shared news. Crops are fine though boll weevils found. hoeing cotton is underway. Ada Peters visited Mollie Taylor. Melton and Willie Denman visited J M Peters. Annie Peters visited J R Poss. Rose Bud.
The annual picnic is scheduled for July 4 at Big Cedar picnic grounds with invitations extended for all to attend and bring basket foods. A prior report of Cedar Prairie is incorrect. the event remains at the regular Cedar Creek(Big Cedar) site.
Franklin Bros offers premium meats stored cold for freshness and quality. Local customers can expect selection and handling that emphasizes preservation and quality meat products sourced for dinner tables.
The column records dry warm weather with urgent rain needs. It lists social visits and small travel notes admitting Miss Emily Stevener to Marlin, Mrs Wheeless and daughters at Edge, Henry Atkins of College Station, Jesse Carrol's local visit, Elmo Pearson and wife from Bryan, B A Hogghins and family, and a Cedar Creek fishing outing with good luck.
Pennypacker nominated for governor by the Republican state convention with a 206 to 162 vote over John P. Wilkin. Ex-Senator William M. Brown and Major I B Brown named lieutenant governor and secretary of internal affairs by acclamation. Quay chosen chairman of the state committee by suspension of rules to lead the campaign. The platform backs Roosevelt, tariff reform, ballot reform, and opposes trusts. Pennybacker’s nomination marks a personal victory for Quay.
John F. Hill was re nominated by acclamation for a second term as governor by the Republicans in Portland Maine on June 12.
The Mystic Shrine elected Imperial potentate Henry C. Aiken of Omaha as head, with Imperial deputy potentate G. H. Green of Dallas, Imperial Chief Rabban L. Brown of Buffalo, Imperial high priest A. P. Clayton of St. Joseph, Imperial oriental guide F. C. Roundy of Chicago, and Imperial treasurer W. B. Powell of Lynn. The imperial council adjourned to meet in Saratoga, New York, next year.
Killing near Marshall Texas on June 12 ends with E. W. Lancaster shot at his shingle mill 17 miles north near the Marion county line. Lud Hudson, former Lancaster foreman, is arrested in Jefferson.
Rev. James Wood M D a missionary of the Methodist Episcopal Church South and physician in charge of Trinity hospital at San Louis Potosi died Tuesday after three weeks illness of typhoid fever in the City of Mexico June 12 The funeral arrangements were not announced.
President Mitchell told reporters at strike headquarters in Wilkes Barre that the anthracite strike is complete and that the miners will win. He spoke to newspaper correspondents about the assembly and outcome of the labor action.
Edgar Farris recently from Tennessee living near Curlew fifteen miles south of Silverton Texas killed himself with a pistol at his brother's home. He was found dead by relatives and the incident is investigated as a self inflicted death in the town of Silverton.
Larry Holm of Mexia Texas died from a gunshot wound suffered Monday night. Flemming the alleged shooter waived examination and was remanded to jail.
Mrs. J. E. Brown and Mrs. C. H. Smith left for Mobile Alabama after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Phil Trant of Grimes county. Mrs Trant and W. I. Trant accompanied them to Bryan. Ad copy for meat pricing follows.
A Kentucky farmer William Keeling was killed by a harvesting machine near Hopkinsville. Judge Abbott became special United States Attorney for the Pueblo Indians in New Mexico. Miner Jesse Tate died after a shaft accident at the Boston Cherokee mine near Joplin Missouri. Texas tarpon record falls as J R Wainwright nets thirteen at Aransas Pass in under six hours. Rev R E Dickinson named Methodist Church missionary to San Luis Potosi Mexico. Fred Sharron jailed in Memphis on counterfeiting burglary larceny and jail break charges. Kansas City hog carload sells for 7 60 per hundred the peak since 1893. An Ohio girl sues an Oklahoma physician for 10000 breach of promise. Robert Petish of Fort Worth dies a miser leaving 50000. Governor Hogg backs an English syndicate refinery at Beaumont. Oklahoma wheat crop expected very high. Terry McGovern vs Young Corbett set for August 29. Rain aids San Angelo County crops. Six Guthrie Oklahoma men charged with intimidating a homesteader winner. Samuel Bohm near Springfield Illinois dies by suicide.
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