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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1903

Page

2

Local notices mix event items and notices from Brazos region

The Eagle reports a busy local scene with the Business League meeting tonight and piano tuning services by Willie Harris from the Institute for the Blind in Austin. Funeral details for W C Yardley follow his Corsicana death, and court officials plan a Brazos River bridge site visit at Butte’s Ferry with a Barbecue on plantation grounds.

The Business League Willie Harris Institute For the Blind At Austin W. D. Yardley Corsicana W. C. Yardley Bethel Yardley Brazos and Burleson County Butte’s Ferry Brazos T. R. Batte Shackelford Petteway Robertson County Eagle Office Mammoth Onion P. Pollan J. Allen Myers W. T. James Geo. H. Wagoner Chas. M. Steiff Piano Company Baltimore Steiff J. A.myers Eagle Exline of Dallas South Colorado Pompeii Bryan T. C Houston Wilson

Banks Leaves A. and M. College for Denton Girls School

Professor A L Banks, associate mathematics professor at the A and M College, has been elected chair of mathematics at the Denton Girls Industrial School. A long-time educator and graduate of the college, Banks will depart with his family, a move seen as a deserved promotion for him and a loss for Bryan’s A and M. Also noted is a forthcoming tennis tournament this week at the college with several matchups and format details.

A. L. Banks A. and M Girls’ Industrial School Denton Texas Banks University of Chicago Houston Prof Johnston Gibbs Prof. Saunders Potts Hemphill Hooper Mr. Townes Prof. Banks Capt. Avery Pittuck Prof. South Carson Puryear

Longtime editor GEO C ROGERS dies at 89 in Bryan

The venerable journalist died at his daughter Mrs F I Garths home on May 28 1903 at age 89 years 6 months. Born in Milton Caswell County NC he moved to Jackson Tennessee to work in newspapers later edited the Marion Commonwealth and published the Alabama Baptist. He voted for Andrew Jackson and remained a democrat. He spent the last 14 years with Mrs Garth in Bryan. Seven of ten children survive including Col James Rogers Falkland AL John Rogers Marion Ala Ella High Newbern Ala Cora Crawford Oshkosh Wis A D True Calvert and Willie Rogers Bryan Texas.

F. I. Garth Rogers Milton Caswell County N. C Jackson Tennessee Caroline Deverah Marion Ala Marion Commonwealth Alabama Baptist Andrew Jackson Bryan Garth Alabama Col James Rogers Falkland John Rogers Ella High Newbern Cora Crawford Oshkosh Wis A. D. True Calvert Willie Rogers Texas

Artificial Wichita Falls Lake Harvests 3,000 Acres

A large artificial lake near Wichita Falls covers 3 000 acres and reaches thirty feet in depth. It irrigates thousands of acres of fertile land and provides abundant fish and game in season.

Wichita Falls

Merchants Offer Coupons for Eagle Colorado Trip Contest

Local merchants list coupon offers for a contest to win an Eagle Colorado trip. A variety of shops including dry goods hardware groceries jewelry and furnishing firms participate. Coupons require at least one week before voting and the first vote count is scheduled for Monday June 8 with weekly counts thereafter.

Saddlery, Harness, Buggies Buchanan & Buchanan FrEdst Turris E. C. Harder & Co Mrat Market Jeff D. Franklin Koneeny Bros

Candidates for Colorado trips reported to Eagle Office

The Eagle Office lists several candidates for upcoming Colorado trips. Names include Iss Arrie Cole, May Burtis, Dollie Carr, A P Anderson, RS Lamar Bethea, Lou Ware, Oscar Minkert, Sam Hunter, Elma Harbers, K L E Mitchell. The contest season appears to be heating up with multiple speakers noted.

Eagle Office Arrie Cole May Burtis Dollie Carr A. P. Anderson Lamar Bethea ISS Lou Ware Oscar Minkert Sam Hunter Elma Harbers K. L. E. Mitchell

New Shipment Of Fans Lace Hose And Embroideries

At Coulter's a fresh stock arrives including new silk fans two cases of embroideries and laces and new lace hose.

Anniversary Observance Marks Emerson Centenary in Chicago

Chicago pastors marked the 100th birth anniversary of Ralph Waldo Emerson with sermons. At All Souls' church five addresses were given, Jenkin Lloyd Jones presiding. The day featured Emerson topics at several churches, with Rev. Camden M. Cobern praising his writing and speaking.

Chicago Ralph Waldo Emerson All Souls Emerson Jenkin Lloyd Jones Camden M. Cobern St. James’ Methodist Church

Boston Lawyer Holds Written Confession of Bribery Scheme

John B. Moran, a Boston lawyer, announces possession of a written confession detailing a wholesale bribery plot by seven Massachusetts legislators. The confession was made by a Boston merchant and former legislator of 1901 who disappeared after delivering it to Moran.

Boston John B. Moran Massachusetts

Fighting near Mogil and Monastir in Balkan fighting

Constantinople reports fighting all day Thursday near the Bulgarian village of Mogil six miles north of Monastir. Details are not received. Insurgents active in the Melish mountains southwest of Djumbala and engaged with imperial forces.

Constantinople Mogil Monastir Melish Mountains Djumbala

Canton-Hankow railway attacked near Hankeo

The American consul at Man kow reports a gunboat seizure and central engineers from the Canton Hankow line attacked by about forty Chinese two miles south of Hankeo.

Tien Tsin San Francisco Mankow

Lost iron gray horse branded H on shoulder and hip

Notice from John M. Caldwell seeking the owner of a severely wire‑cut iron gray horse branded H on the left shoulder and hip taken from a pasture. Call to identify and claim the horse with compensation offered for notice and attention.

John M. Caldwell

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Coene Ford Clarke the Daily Eagle Connelly & Carnes Bryan, Texas Prop M. College Geo. C. Rogers Loonin Mery Cachangt Star eDougald’s J. R. B. Harrison Chatham Wagner Brandon Gents’ Furnishings—Parks Waldrop Grocerigs—Clarke & Fountain John M. Lawrence & Co Hardware Cole Hardware Co Druas James & Hart. Furniture Levy Bros Tyler Haswell MO. A. Moore Dk Dppk Bk A. D. McConnico John A. Moore Coulter Freedom Leo Oranzo Tony Oranzo Angelo Turciizo Egupion Eupion the Bryan Grocery Co Edge Bros Sanders Bros. & Co Cole Bros Thos Iosae Wooten Wells, Texas Wooten Wells Company R. G. Tabor NEW York Life Insurance NEW York J. D. McCorquodale & CO Exline Co E. O. Dewitt & CO Cibson All Lovers of Art
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