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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1902
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes record a nighttime event with times listed as n a.m. and a.m. and abbreviations that obscure full names and actions. The scant text suggests a stop in progress but lacks concrete facts, locations, or outcomes for a clear summary.
Ernest Adams of Taylor is in the city and a seven room house is for rent near the railroad. A new shipment of Hayler's candy is at McDougal's drug store and plans raise funds for Goliad storm sufferers. Charles Kolin and Rev McClung visited, while a serenading party entertained the junior editor. There are car hulls in stock, barber services at Simmons, and bond set at 1500 for John Fiela charged with murder.
Union Sunday school picnic set for Tuesday May 27 at Stoneham with a special train from Bryan at 8 30 am over the I and G N. All participants should bring baskets and be at the depot promptly. Tickets 50c and 25c opened trip. Also notices on local cottage rental, bicycle repair, barber services, and a church preaching event.
The remaining French delegation arrived in Washington at 10 am from Annapolis aboard the Gaulois. Assistant Secretary Pierce escorted them to the White House where Count Rochambeau, Ambassador Cambon, and others were greeted by President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt in the east room.
Augusta Ga May 23 The King Cat strike involving 18000 workers has begun to fracture as 160 of 500 workers report for duty. Owners plan non union aid from other mills and expect full operation within a day. Once King mill runs, neighboring mills in Augusta Grantesvile Vaucluse Langley Bath Warrenville and Aiken S.C. will resume operations by Saturday morning with Carolina operatives providing additional help.
London reports mixed signs on peace talks between Kitchener Milner and Boer delegates at Pretoria. Officials offer no clear course, while stock traders rally on hopes a definite peace result may come soon.
The Presbyterian church general assembly adopted the committee on revision report with a brief supplementary statement not yet acted on. Only two votes opposed adoption. The report proceeds to presbyteries for approval.
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