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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1902

Page

2

Beautiful wedding at First Baptist church in Bryan

The Bryan community witnessed the marriage of Miss Emily Tabor to Mr. Charles H. Woodson at 3:30 PM. The ceremony featured student choir performances, extensive floral decor, and a procession led by the bride’s sister as maid of honor. After the service, the couple departed for Galveston and will reside with the Peverly family.

Charles H. Woodson Emily Tabor First Baptist Church W. C. Finley Abs. W George Tabor Lohengrin Fannie Fountain Alberta Adams Norris Lucile DeMaret Ida Wipprecht Mary Evans Aline Rohde Jessie Lomax Mary McInnis Melvina Tabor Helen DeMaret Cation Mendelsohn Galveston R. G. Tabor Bryan Woodson Missouri Wagner & Brandon

Texas University Catalog Promotes State Education Edifice

The UT catalog describes a 342 page system from primary through University, praising endowment and state funding prospects. It urges keeping students in home schools aligned with traditional values and directs readers to contact Registrar Lomax in Austin for a copy.

University of Texas Texas Lomax Austin

State encampment held in Austin July 22 30

The state encampment takes place in Austin from July 22 to 30 with strong presence from the Third Regiment Band and Company G of the Fourth Texas Volunteer Guard.

Austin Bryan Fourth Texas Volunteer Guard

Summer's Beginning Brings Steady Heat Through Months

The piece notes hot weather as steady company for months and advises wearing light footwear. It mentions moving prices on mens oxfords and similar lines until they are fully closed out.

Mens Oxfords

Gratitude for King’s Recovery, Coronation Plans Weakened

The text notes universal gratitude for the king’s recovery but states the coronation will not have the initially planned splendor. It suggests preparations will be toned down yet acceptable.

England

Severe storms hit Tennessee farms and towns

Severe storms across Tennessee and Texas on Saturday and Friday night caused extensive farm damage, with fences and barns destroyed. In Meigs county near Dayton, Miss Cora Kelly was killed by a falling tree, and James Grayson and Jesse May died at a saw mill. Private Jos. Quirk was gravely injured while aiding a stampede. In Harriman a 15 year old girl died from lightning and a residence burned. Nacogdoches reports heavy rain and further destruction with one death, Mrs Bard of Garrison.

Chatanooga Tenn Cora Kelly Meigs County Dayton James Grayson Jesse May Grayson May Jos. Quirk Harriman Frank Dugger Nacogdoches Tex Bard Garrison Houston

Rainfall Floods Eastern Nebraska Delays Harvest

Lincoln Nebraska reports four days of near continuous rain in eastern Nebraska. Flooding harms corn fields and slows small grain harvest. Wheat in shock damaged. Sunday temperatures stayed in the fifties, far below last year’s 108 degrees.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska

Rail line washed out between Cars and Timpson Texas

Across the Sabine Valley the Texas and Sabine Northwestern line suffered washes from recent rains halting all trains from Timpson to Longview for two to three days. A thunderstorm in Duncan Oklahoma killed C S Clark’s wife and injured him as two children slept nearby. </s>

Carsthage Timpson Texas, Sabine Valley and Northwestern Longview

Multiple Texan incidents headline in brief

News in brief reports a Palestine brakeman killed in a railroad accident. An arrest in San Antonio follows an assault on a 15 year old girl. Laredo records 111 degrees as heat waves sweep Texas. Galveston arrests target false weather reports. Beckville tornado harms one and injures several. Sublime storm destroys houses and crops. Houston Chronicle buys Evening Herald, renaming Chronicle Herald. W F Thompson breaks neck in wagon fall. Faulkner killed in Gastonville election fighting. Fort Worth boy shoots father after chores dispute. Texarkana man shot by father in law. Missouri coal mines to be absorbed by J P Morgan syndicate. Queen Marie Henriette of Belgium reportedly dying. Mrs Swanson of Moline burns her delirious 65 year old child. First bale of new cotton ginned at Devine by Adams & Co.

Arick Boggs International and Great Northern Palestine Tex Ernest Thompson San Antonio Laredo William Faulkner Hearne Gasterly Charles Forbes Fort Worth James Larsen Texarkana Patton Missouri J. P. Morgan Syndicate Marie Henrietta Belgium Sophie Swanson Moline Liss Devine W. B. Adams & Co

Turned men back at Hazelton colliery removal of workers

Notices from Pardee & Co. at Hardwood colliery say the plant will restart once a majority of adult workers indicate they wish to return. Strikers along roads to the Clifton colliery blocked workers except clerks and railway passenger crews until Sheriff Jacobs arrived and the crowd dispersed.

Hazelton Pardee & Co Dlifton Coxe Bros. & Co

Double tragedy sparks Hempstead feud over $2

In Hempstead L I Felice Rave and Joseph Carris clash after a small debt dispute. Rave leaves owing money and clothing. later confrontation ends with Carris dead from a shotgun blast and Ravo wounded likely to die.

New York Hempstead L. I Felice Rave Joseph Carris Ravo Carris

State to Buy 100000 Pounds of Texas Butter

In Market for Tax State Purchasing Agent Dodge says institutions will quit oleomargarine due to a 10 cent per pound tax and he will soon be buying 100000 pounds of Texas butter.

Austin Dodge Congress Texas

Powell Withdraws From State Superintendent Race

Hutchinson Kansas June 30 F R Powell nominated by Populists and Democrats for state superintendent of public instruction has withdrawn saying I am a Republican and for years my path was sent without my knowledge and I shall not run

Hutchinson, Kans Powell Superintendent of Public Instruction Eli

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