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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1903
Page
2
The item comments on readership loyalty and subscriber policy, debating home paper criticism, plus a reflection on music as a universal language and its power to soothe or inflame. It cites opinions from Gonzales Inquirer and Hearne Democrat, framing music as a unifying force across nations.
The passage extols music's power to uplift and unite, noting its role in many nations as a tool of peace. It cites Mexico as an example where music theory and culture are tied to state affairs and national identity.
Hunter and Chatham awarded contract to furnish white uniforms for all Bryan lodge members for the memorial service on December 6. Members urged to visit the store immediately to be measured so orders are placed and uniforms arrive by December 1.
The program lists songs I Love thy Kingdom Lord and My Country Tis of Thee, Scripture reading Psalms 24, prayer, a reading on Moder ate Drinking and a roll call answered by scripture praise quotes, followed by the usual business routine.
As the hunting season begins, readers are urged to visit 288 Jno. A. Moore, Jr. to obtain an accident policy for the season or per day. The note emphasizes representation of three top casualty companies offering a range of accident insurance options.
Stacy Adams presents a fresh shipment of Bluchers and Boots in Vici Box Calf and Patent Kids styles. The ad stresses elegance, perfect workmanship, and unmatched wearing qualities, claiming superiority over all others.
The body of Alfred Heard, a Black man, was found in a tent with a bullet hole entering the left eye. Tom Jones, also Black, is being held. In Houston, the first annual convocation of Texas surety agents met with routine business and good attendance.
Paris reports that on November 11 the French government recognized the de facto government of the Republic of Panama, marking a diplomatic upturn for Panama amid its internal governance.
In Growtlers I T on November 11 Gus Willis a freedman shot a negro woman Millie then killed himself with a repeating rifle. Surgeons report the event unexpected and imperial polypus removal operation proceeds without speech. The emperor plans a hunting trip Friday November 27 despite the throat wound and public astonishment at court.
Sutherland Springs Texas November 9 L S McGee was thrown from his wagon by a runaway team and killed. The accident occurred near the town with McGee dying from injuries sustained in the plunge.
Esterwood Louisiana November 9 A boiler explosion on a threshing engine threw engineer Cochran 180 feet. He died within an hour and a mule was killed.
In Laredo Texas on Saturday officials recorded one fatality and seventeen fresh yellow fever cases marking a significant outbreak in the border city. Local health authorities urged residents to take precautions and follow public health guidelines.
Carson and Sewall of Bryan announce the in transit arrival from North Carolina of King’s Improved Early Cotton Seed. They urge farmers to place orders quickly, promising a supply to help beat boll weevil pressure next season.
On account of leaving I offer one parlor suit and Brussels carpet one bedroom set all good as new also a gentle horse and good substantial buggy Apply to Mrs B Seigle.
The eminent optician Dr Daly, visiting for five years, will be at the Exchange Hotel on November 20. He serves over five hundred patients in Bryan and vicinity and can refer patients to others with pleasure.
Advertised letters listed for Mell Alexander Mattie Brooks Jessie Bryant Maria Evans Alberta Davis Francis Green Elby Lee F M Myers Lucinda Miller Ethel Newman Eliza Pearce Matilda Robertson Martha Thornton Mollie Waugh Eliza Ward Newgran Wallace Anner Wallace Georgia Wallace Nelia Williams Jimmie Carroll Jas B Hall Geo Joseph Cal Oneal Alex Evans Shade Tillery Pinnus Williams FOR RENT A new brick store on the square near the depot in Madisonville Texas suits grocery jewelry or furnishing goods terms reasonable addressed to R A and L M Robinson Madisonville Texas
Lawton Oklahoma reports that C B E Dewberry and G M Harrison two African Americans were arrested on charges of disturbing public assemblies. The men reportedly persisted in taking their children to white schools contrary to the law which provides for separate schools.
Mrs Pres ton Vane died thirty minutes after her clothing caught fire at home in Boyd Texas as she tried to flee with her three year old child nearby. She rushed to a neighbor for help but could not be saved.
A roundup of notable events including Secretary Root's London return, W L Elkins death, Panama recognition stance by Great Britain, a $200000 fire loss at the Grant block in Olothe Kansas, and multiple obituaries such as Dr Juan Castillo in St Louis. Other items note Tulsa and Oklahoma developments, crimes, fires, and local incidents across several states.
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