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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1902
Page
6
Northbound No 1 at 10 18 a m Northbound No 3 1 45 p m bound No 5 2 17 a m Southbound No 2 1 45 p m Southbound No 4 4 22 p m 2 60 a m Southbound No 8 Nos 8 and 4 are fast trains stopping only at principal stations
Bryan merchants list goods and services from Levy Bros Coulter s James Castles and others with items like ice chests refrigerators freezers fruit jars sunbonnets and lawn sets and notes on visitors and subscriptions plus local notices and agents for the Galveston and Dallas News.
An immense gathering from Bryan college and nearby areas gathered at the family residence to honor the dead and comfort the living. Rev. Jewell Howard led a solemn service noted for its beauty, followed by a lengthy procession of ninety two vehicles to the cemetery.
Senator Carmack pressed for witnesses about Aguinaldo and the Philippines. Culberson produced a War Department letter denying detailed expense data, while senators debated witness credibility and information suppression. The discussion touched orders in the Philippines, Samar operations, and related resolutions.
E Reichardt of Brenham is circulating a petition to county commissioners objecting to the sale of 17000 acres of Washington county school lands in Tom Green county offered at 2 dollars per acre. Businessmen from Brenham and county taxpayers sign the protest.
Washington May 2 General Smith precedent prompts President through Secretary Root to order the courtmartial of Major Edwin F. Glenn Fifth Infantry accused as a participant in the water cure administration cited before the senate Philippines committee. Ministers assaulted in Crawford Texas Rev Brown of the Methodist Episcopal Church attacked for reporting unlicensed business to authorities. Chicago crew pardoned Rome May 2 The king pardons officers of the United States cruiser Chicago imprisoned at Venice to be handed to the US consul then to Chicago ready to sail. Hail storm devastates western Oklahoma Guthrie May 2 A severe hail storm sweeps Pond Creek and surrounding areas causing widespread damage to wheat and fruit.
Resignation of Henry L. Remmel of Little Rock as collector of internal revenue for Arkansas. He will be succeeded by F. W. Tucker. Remmel is chairman of the Republican state central committee.
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