Americans Leave Cuban Treasury Sum Noted
The article notes that Americans left 689 thousand 191 dollars and 2 cents in the Cuban treasury while Neeley and Rathbone were not in the crowd.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1902
Page
2
The article notes that Americans left 689 thousand 191 dollars and 2 cents in the Cuban treasury while Neeley and Rathbone were not in the crowd.
The I. and G. N. engineering corps completed the final survey locating a line from Navasota to Ander and Madisonville.
A description notes How crowds in Wigan gather for excursions and keep the conductor active as the train travels to the far end of the line.
Turmoil grows over the sinking of the battleship Maine in Havana harbor. The incident threatens navigation and serves as a grim reminder of a tragic disaster.
Roosevelt plans to campaign in key congressional districts as Republicans mobilize efforts to defend control of the government in the upcoming fall elections.
Residents from Navasota and Huntsville long pursued a business league with limited early success while Bryan's league, two years old, shows notable benefits and progress.
Fort Wrangel salmon packer J C Cal breath says Alaska’s salmon economy far surpasses gold. He notes about sixty canneries produced roughly 100000 cases last year totaling about 4.8 million pounds of canned salmon sent to the United States by shiploads.
Dan C. Zuber, a prominent Bryan merchant and longtime cotton expert, died yesterday at Comfort Texas after months of illness. A native Texan from Grimes County he built a public spirited career and leaves a wife and several children. His remains arrive in Bryan for 10:15 train and interment is at 4 p m at the city cemetery.
Petitions circulate in Bryan and county urging a switch from nominations to a primary system for county officers. Signers call a mass white voters meeting at Bryan County Courthouse on Saturday June 21 at 2 PM to decide on holding a primary and set its date.
Travel desks list one fare round trip and special sale dates for numerous destinations including Nashville San Francisco Chicago St Louis Knoxville Austin Bryan Ashville Denver Huntsville Austin Waco Bryan Dallas Palestine Minneapolis Portland Monteagle Birmingham Marlin and Mar great health resort. Details cover sale windows fare types and trip limits with extension options and agent contact for I and G N rail.
The notice urges planning for road work to keep Bryan the best trading point in the region. It highlights Bryan already has trade and emphasizes maintaining it. Also mentions a home barber service by H. B. Dorsey and a ribbon sale at Norwood's with contact and location details.
A full London rehearsal traces the coronation procession from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey and back. The state coach and eight cream Hanoverians lead, with the royal family in the first carriages and the Abbey veiled by scaffolding as coronation events are scheduled. The Duke of Norwalk oversees logistics with the King guiding final decisions.
A severe wind and rain storm hit Texarkana on Monday causing extensive damage. Churches including Christian Oak Street and C M E were ruined, the Fair View Methodist and Episcopal churches damaged, the Odd Fellows hall shifted, and many houses and businesses unroofed or destroyed. No injuries reported locally but feared elsewhere along the storm path.
A Monday evening wind storm in Queen City Texas toppled many trees tore tin roofs from brick stores and demolished the Baptist Church. No other major damage reported and no injuries known at this time.
A violent hailstorm swept parts of Logan and Kingfisher counties on Monday with the worst effects near Cashion on the Rock Island. The storm shattered every window in Cashion and nearly ruined crops, striking wheat ready for harvest and causing extensive agricultural damage.
An extraordinary sympathetic strike has halted all ironwork in New York rapid transit tunnel. Workers quit in solidarity with a firm that abandoned a contract after finding it unprofitable due to required union wages. Subcontractors reassumed the ironwork contracts.
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