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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1901
Page
2
The Eagle notes popu lation and banking growth in Texas. It jokes about taxes and new banks, cites India’s population, and comments on Russia’s czar. It reports Marlin’s new paper, then discusses wool production and Texas education, including the state university summer schools June 13 to July 26, 1901.
Six room residence with two fireplaces and underground cistern on east front two lots, known as Hooper place. Also five room house next to Ed Hall place with water works and servants house. Three more houses in Adams neighborhood sold on easy terms. Apply to Mrs Helen Mathis at Leman House. Also insecticide ad sold at Hall's Drug Store.
A severe southeast cyclone from dawn to early morning battered Pensacola. Gusts reached 54 mph with brief 70 mph puffs. three masts on the Russian bark Liiko collapsed. Loche damaged in a collision with Link. Irene beached. several lumber lighters sunk and timber adrift. Large export steamers at Louisville and Nashville wharves tangled. Adele damaged by snapping anchor chains. Lloyd Ward, a white sailor, reported missing overboard. fishing smack Maller wrecked near St Andrews.
Washington reports China has rejected a treaty with Russia over Manchuria amid European pressure. Beijing’s move signals a temporary check on Russia though negotiations aim to preserve influence in the region. Meanwhile, ships Korea and other dispatches describe wartime tensions and maritime developments.
The Ursuline Ladies of Galveston express gratitude to all who contributed to laying the Villa Maria corner stone at the new Ursuline Academy. Special thanks to Rev. Chas Kolin General Stoddard Col L L Foster Profs Allen Maj J S Mooring the city council trustees and many committees for their leadership and hospitality on March 19 1901.
The grateful community thanks friends for their support at the festival and Villa Maria's Corner-Stone ceremony. The event is celebrated as an era in Bryan’s history and a sign of future civic and individual prosperity blessed by God.
Exchange and concert troupe members listed across cities including Baltimore Dallas Palestine Calvert and San Angelo. Jury in the Amity Hill case noted with names C Daughtry L BE Daughtry and others in Groesbeck.
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