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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1901
Page
4
Professor Houton notes a decade of travel across the world showing Green's August Flower as the top remedy for dyspepsia, deranged liver and stomach, and constipation. He cites tourists and workers with headaches from irregular habits benefiting, and mentions non harming frequent use plus free samples at Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co. Sold worldwide.
The copy touts Premium Baking Powder as the best available made from French Crystal Grape Cream of Water and proposes substitutes for butter milk soda cream of tartar and angel Hodenkes. It guarantees satisfaction and offers a refund of the empty can. Sold by John M Lawrence & Co and Cole Broshett.
The town eyes Pinto the smallest elephant in Gentry's Dog and Pony Show set to perform Saturday March 9 after noon and evening. Five felony indictments were returned by the grand jury, and the court handles civil business this week. Also advertised are stationery at McDougald's drug and a gentle buggy horse for sale from A. B. Balford.
To the Public this notice states that no receipt for money due or purchases on account of the Bryan Water Light and Power Plant will be recognized unless signed by J. N. Cole treasurer or by the superintendent W. H. Herman. Bryan W I L and P Co.
Berlin reports Emperor William escaped serious injury after a strike to the right cheek by Dietrich Weiland as he traveled toward the railway. Weiland was captured after a fall under escort horses. he showed epileptic fits and was deemed weak minded. A bulletin noted the wound length about one and a half inches reaching the bone. emperor rested well and no headache. London dispatch from General Kitchener notes Lichtenburg attacked by Delarey forces with 200 yeomanry and 800 Northumberland fusileers. Major Fletcher and Lieutenant Hull killed. reinforcements on the way.
From Pretoria reports in Boer circles say field leaders and most followers would surrender if amnesty and help to start anew are promised and rebels granted free pardon. In London Mr Balfour noted communications between Kitchener and Botha but no statement then.
From Aliwal North dated March 7 a report states Boer forces hold positions at Rouxville 25 miles north of here and at Rusmankop and other locations in parties of 200 to 490. President Steyn is said to be at Smithfield in the Orange Free State.
Information from Japanese mail reports on February 10 Russian soldiers, drunk and unruly, attacked the British consulate at Che Fix. A drunken commander ordered firing after the group lined up. about half refused, the rest fired at the consulate, nearly killing the consul after he protested and warned. A Chinese servant was killed in the incident.
Governor Stone signs the Pittsburg Ripper bill abolishing mayors in Pittsburg Allegheny City and Scranton and gives the governor authority to appoint recorders for each city. Moir named recorder in Scranton.
In Washington on March 7 Senator Morgan resumed his speech against the Clayton Bulwer treaty and the Nicaragua and Costa Rica protocols. After executive session Senator William P Frye was reelected president pro tempore. Senators Platt and Depew oppose Colonel Sanger for assistant secretary of war. A treasury warrant pays Admiral Dewey 670 for Manila Bay prize money. Cannon and Livingston publish Fifty sixth congress appropriations totaling 1 440 062 545 with prior congresses compared.
General MacArthur’s report details cases of murder treason and other high crimes by Filipinos. Luecino Almeida was sentenced to 20 years hard labor and 20 000 peso fine but commuted to deportation to Guam. Line references include Catline Lindavan and Linlayan as provincial chiefs under the American commission.
Manila reports General MacArthur orders release of one prisoner for every rifle surrendered, with insurgent choosing the prisoner to be freed unless detainment is required. Rumors say Carman case to Washington and Otis statement expected. Trias in southern Luzon may surrender after negotiations. Also, American Cattle Growers’ Association formed in Denver with headquarters and annual meetings set. Queen gifts and funeral news noted with royal train and diadem. Moses Butterworth, pioneer gold seeker and La Porte cofounder, dies in Chicago.
Uarit Ge Land and Rental Agent lists multiple properties including 4 and 6 room houses, vacant blocks near Main Street, a large hotel or boarding house, farm land in Grimes and Lee counties, and commercial premises. Prices range from 50 to 4500 dollars with several bargains and rental options, urging buyers to contact for details on buy or trade.
Five lots and a new cottage are offered on College Road with a stable and garden. Price listed as 1200 dollars with reasonable terms.
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