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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1902
Page
2
We are authorized to announce J. Mooring as a candidate for re election to the office of Mayor of Bryart at the ensuing April election. The notice appears in a 1902 Bryart issue and is published under postal notice terms.
The Regular March Term opened with Judge J. C. Scott presiding and W. B. Hudson as district attorney. A grand jury was empaneled, bailiffs sworn, and a list of petit jurors sworn for the week as the court handles civil business. Local notices mention partridge feeding habits and a campaign stop by Col. N. H. Tracy.
An old advertisement proclaims a cure for bills fever or malaria with a 50 cent per package price. It identifies M as the leading druggist in Bryan Texas, promising the remedy as the fairest offer.
Hotel arrivals list includes J J Teague JS Fielding Geo W Steiff Geo T Holman Sol Wetzstein and others from Chicago Houston Cincinnati Dallas Fort Worth St Louis Marlin Rockdale plus Central Franklin and Tucker House guests. Bryan book auction at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Rex Dyspepsia Tablets advertised with local druggist M H Jamoay.
The American telegraphers tournament in Atlanta ended at dawn with F M McClintic of Dallas winning the Andrew Carnegie Diamond medal as best all around telegrapher and W White of Richmond second. McClintic set a 517 word receiving record in 19 minutes. Results span Phillips code, Morse, and message contests with McClintic claiming multiple top prizes and Bruckner of Dallas taking the straight Morse award.
In Morong province the band led by Felizardo seized the town of Cainta after entering with 25 armed men. They captured the presidente Senor Ampil and most of the town police as Governor Flores pursued the band through Cavite. Ampil, known as an American sympathizer, faces possible danger.
United States Indian Agent Schoenfeldt reports a telegram from Commissioner Jones authorizing use of Cherokee Nation tax proceeds on hay and merchandise to relieve destitute full blood Cherokees. Last year’s drought ruined crops and left many Indians without food or clothing, with many actually starving.
A special dispatch from Montgomery reports Capt. Charles A. Allen and his brother Thomas Allen of Birmingham drowned Sunday afternoon in the Alabama river backwaters. While driving along a high embankment a horse backed off into five feet of water on each side and toppled them into the river.
Under Clan Na Gael auspices the 124th birth anniversary of Robert Emmett was marked Sunday night at the Academy of Music. State Senator Victor J. Dowling presided while U S Senator Benjamin R. Tillman of South Carolina delivered the oration.
The February government statement shows receipts of 41,159,759 and expenditures of 39,099,190, leaving a surplus of 2,060,449 for the month. Expenditures rose by 65,000 compared with prior totals.
H B Dorsey proprietor offers three expert union barbers with elegant fixtures hot and cold baths porcelain tubs. patrons invited next door to the Exchange Hotel for service.
Crazy Snake figure Chitto Hargo and nine followers left Muskogee on Sunday to begin two year sentences for conspiracy against the government at Fort Leavenworth Kansas.
Honaton Texas March 3 J B Hodge arrested and jailed on assault to murder charges after William Kinsfader was shot and wounded in a difficulty. Kinsfader’s injuries are not regarded as serious.
Reports from the upper Ohio valley show the Guo river rising from Wheeling to Rip ley and above the danger line at all intermediate points.
Alma Dugan nine, daughter of L W Dugan, died at home in San Antonio after suffering burns while playing with other children. The incident occurred March 3 and prompted inquiries into the accident.
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