Post Office Notice Details By Connelly and Carnes
Second class mail matter entry at the post office shows Connelly and Carnes as the responsible parties. The per month cost is quoted as four cents.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1902
Page
2
Second class mail matter entry at the post office shows Connelly and Carnes as the responsible parties. The per month cost is quoted as four cents.
Authorization announces T. A. Searcy as a candidate for Alderman in Bryan for the upcoming April election. The report mentions related political notes including debate schedules and pension bill activity. The Waxahachie Shakespeare Club considers creating a Rest Room for country women and children visiting the town for trade, with a plan to have it ready soon.
Farm and Ranch notes that the Georgia A and M college functions as a department of a state university with over $40 000 annual income for agricultural and mechanical education a faculty of thirteen and only 16 to 17 agricultural students funds absorbed by the university and Georgia agriculture sacrificed to Hellenic roots.
Keep good company or none and never be idle. Speak the truth and live up to engagements. Look others in the face and avoid intoxication. Earn before you spend and avoid debt. Do not borrow if you can avoid it and save while young. Read these rules weekly for virtue and happiness.
Insurance against burglary has doubled in Minnesota this year. The writer argues people need protection against trust robbery. A lost white bull pup, about three months old, is to be returned to W J Branch at Leman boarding house for a reward.
The Free Baptist Church announces an Easter service today with children’s exercises. The event invites families to attend as part of the holiday observance.
Rev Granville Lowther, on trial for heresy in Kansas City Kansas, rejects a committee offer to sign an agreement to stop teaching alleged heresies. He says he holds by conviction and will stay true to his beliefs. He argues science and theology can harmonize without changing core principles.
Three killed and seven injured in a head on crash on the Joliet and Chicago Electric line near Sag Bridge. Motorman John May and conductor G H Hurley of Joliet and George Barrett of Lockport die. Injured include M McLaughlin John Flavin J Rinn J Spence and others with serious injuries. Fog and high speed blamed for the wreck.
Milwaukee dispatch reports Senator Marcus A Hanna writes C W Croty that he is not a candidate for the 1904 presidency and asks friends to discourage any movement toward such a nomination. The reply, dated March 22 in Washington, thanks Croty for the compliment and reaffirms his stance.
The state department says charges raised by Capt. Christmas lack sufficient evidence and contain errors. It notes Denmark will not pay the $500 claimed by Christmas and will not bring the matter to the Danish government.
Denver report notes a general storm on the western slope with continuous snow in Denver for 24 hours and blizzard conditions at higher elevations. Cattle in the northeastern ranges suffer from exposure and water shortages, triggering fears of heavy losses and potential conflicts over water hole fencing as small landowners vs larger stock owners clash over access.
Washington March 29 The house spent Friday passing 215 private pension bills a near record with one exception the largest number in a single session The day featured debate over the presidents veto policy on removing desertion charges from soldiers records The civil appropriation bill was reported and Mr Cannon announced plans to call it up immediately.
Washington reports that James R. Garfield has not told the president whether he will accept the civil service commissioner post to replace William A. Rodenberg. If Garfield declines, the president favors George Everett Adams of Chicago, a four term congressman whose name was previously considered.
In Mexico City March 29 doubts linger over whether the black man held at Tlalnepantla is Prince Edwards, accused of a Louisiana murder. A brother of the murdered man identifies him as Edwards, while Ambassador Clayton has not requested release pending firmer identity.
In Terrell Texas on March 29 the Dewey Jr a small three wheel gasoline car on the Texas Midland er rands line was wrecked near Hetty ten miles north when a dog crossed the track ahead of the car. W Stevenson suffered a broken right arm and a dislocated elbow but other occupants were uninjured.
A boat carrying 21 men bound for a British transport capsized in the river opposite New Orleans. Four men are reported drowned with more feared dead.
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