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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1903

Page

2

Cuba to be fruit supplier and health notes grow

The article notes Cuba’s fruit export growth and a health comparison with northern countries, mentioning a 21 million dollar annual fruit import value and land development for this purpose. It reports three yellow fever cases in Havana, with one due to a Cuban doctor’s unverified report, and cites ongoing improvements in Cuba’s health status. It also includes a letter from W J Coulter in St Louis offering cheap fabrics and clothing, plus a line about yellow fever cases in San Antonio.

Avana Cuba

Polypus Removed From Larynx Amid Surgery Delays

Emperor William underwent an operation to remove a growth from the larynx, leaving him unable to speak for several days. A health bulletin stated the procedure was not serious and noted patients Torres and Peel recovered, while San Antonio reported no active yellow fever cases after Thursday.

America Willian San Anton Satres Tien Peel Torres San Antonio

Safeguard Against Accidents For Hunting Season

As the hunting season opens we urge sport lovers to visit our office and secure an accident policy for the season or for each day out. We represent three top casualty firms in the United States offering any accident insurance desired. 288 Jno. A. Moore, Jr.

United States Jno A. Moore, Jr

Eminent Optician Dr Daly to Visit Exchange Hotel

Dr Daly the eminent optician who has visited the city for five years has over five hundred Bryan area patients and can refer you. Also 300 For Rent store and dwelling adjoining in west town area four blocks from First National Bank apply to M Scardino near the Ice Factory.

First National Bank M. Scardino

Outwitted Uncle Montana Miss Weds Chinaman

Miss Bobb Clarke Hoyt of Bozeman Montana eloped to marry John Wing Lee a naturalized Chinaman formerly employed by her uncle Benjamin D Hoyt Bar H ranch owner They married by Justice Cochran in Chicago and traveled to Niagara Falls for a honeymoon The bridegroom's father once cooked in the Hoyt household and the couple met while he was a student at Stanford University in Leland Stanford California

Montana Chicago the Chronicle San Francisco Bobb Clarke Hoyt Bozeman Mont John Wing Lee Benjamin D

Five Firemen Hurt in Chicago Train Collision

Five firemen responding to an alarm were seriously injured when the wagon of a Chicago truck company was struck by a passenger train on the Chicago and Northwestern railway. Two horses were killed instantly and the wagon demolished. Henry Busch and Henry Willard sustained the worst injuries.

Chicago Chicago and Northwestern Railway Henry Busch Henry Willard

Germans Massacre Report From Warmbad Action

Official advices confirm a massacre at Warmbad Damaraland in southwest Africa. German defenders fought gallantly but were overwhelmed and it is believed none escaped. Warmbad was burned and reports cite isolated murders of German traders amid the Damaraland rebellion.

Cape Town Warmbad Damaraland Africa Bondelz Damaaland Dreath

Building Collapse Kills Seven in Spain Meeting

At a meeting of a scientific society in Mula Murcia province a building collapsed killing seven and wounding twenty, with many reportedly fatally injured. Spanish authorities investigated causes and secured the scene.

Madrid Mula Murcia

Cotton Sale Brings 10 1/2 Cents in McKinney

Ed EB Mc Murray of Verona drove to the public Square with five bales of cotton on his wagon asking for offers. A local buyer bid ten cents but the price rose above his figure and he accepted 10.5 cents per pound.

McKinney, Tex EB. McMurray Verona

Views of Weevil Showed Pest Crisis at Dallas Lectures

A stereoptican lecture in Dallas on November 6 featured Professor C. L. Shear L. Dwight Sanderson and A. L. Quittance discussing boll weevil boll worm and root rot plagues. Sanderson described boll weevil habits while Shear outlined agricultural countermeasures to protect cotton crops.

Dallas A. L. Quatintance L. Dwight Sanderson

Boll Weevil Sparks Cotton Field Alarm and Quarantine Talks

A. L. Quaintance of the Agriculture Department warned of boll weevil damage surpassing five million dollars this year. He showed stereoticon pictures detailing the pest spread in cotton fields. In Dallas, delegates from Louisiana met with the secretary of agriculture to seek a Texas boll weevil quarantine similar to the cattle quarantine.

A. L. Quaintance Department of Agriculture Wilson Dallas Louisiana Secretary of Agriculture Texas

Acre of Land Sells For Five Thousand Dollars In Beaumont

Reports from Beaumont Texas recount land prices near Batson Prairie with an acre selling for 5000 dollars and widespread soaring prices. J H Bright notes the trend and that surrounding acres resemble the drilled site, signaling intense market activity. In Dallas, jewelry worth 2100 dollars was stolen from the Oriental hotel suites of Mr and Mrs J L A Thomas, including European pieces a 1000 dollar diamond brooch and a 500 dollar ring.

Beaumont Tex Navy Batson Prairie Fund J. H. Bright Dallas J. L. A. Thomas Oriental Hotel Europe

Bovee Dies at El Paso

George E. Bovee longtime Texas resident and former Louisiana secretary of state died in El Paso of pneumonia. At his death he served as a customs inspector and had long been with the internal revenue service.

Bovee el Paso George E. Bovee Texas Louisiana Internal Revenue Service

Loading Many Cattle in Oklahoma Drive

Sol Myers, cattleman of the big pasture, is loading 130 cars of cattle at Chattanooga Oklahoma for shipment from Lawton on November 6.

Lawton Okla Sol Myers Chattanooga

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Ode Ake Monarch the Daily Eagle Connelly Art Davis Davis the Eagle St. Louis Eagle Bryan W. J. Coulter Biloo Exchange Hotel Alfred Wrights’, Clover India Rose Lily of the Valley Emmel Pharmacy Hunter & Chatham Geo. A. Adar C. L. Shear Boll Weevil Pepe PR DE Bonneville Pratt’s E. C. Harder & CO Henry & Brogdon’s Henry & Brogdon Call Health M. H. James John Wittman Vz
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