Daily Eagle Masthead and mailing details
The notice presents the Daily Eagle masthead with postal class and subscription rates. It lists Connelly & Carnes as the publishers and notes per week and per month pricing.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1902
Page
2
The notice presents the Daily Eagle masthead with postal class and subscription rates. It lists Connelly & Carnes as the publishers and notes per week and per month pricing.
Health of the Edge community remains weak with several on the sick list over the past week. Concord services were led by Rev. Davis after Saturday and Sunday gatherings. A social pound party at Ed Elliott's featured music by Morgan and daughter Minnie and others from Cottonwood WheeLok Macy and nearby areas.
Harvey Texas items report Mr Jones buying a new syrup mill and a good year for ribbon cane with several mills starting today. Miss Mary Ferguson teaches at Rock Prairie and is noted as one of Harvey's sweetest girls. Mr and Mrs Tom Martin face a very sick child. Prof Keith traveled to Waco and back. Mr Ben Graham and family are mentioned in the continuation.
Ed McSwain and Alva Graham visited Rock Prairie with their parents and attend school locally. Louis Thibodeaux plans to make Plains his home in the future. T Q Dyess and family relocate to Fidge.
A commemorative note marks the fifteenth anniversary of the execution of anarchists, observed by supporters associated with the Red movement. The observance recalls the controversial event and reflects on its lasting political impact.
The fifteenth anniversary of the Haymarket executions was marked at Northside Turner hall Chicago with 32 anarchist groups present. R Grossman from New York urged resistance while Guiseppi Ciancabilla spoke on labor and arbitration. George Brown of Philadelphia attacked government, claiming anarchy seeks to destroy it and that liberty and government are not identical. The event critiqued the justice system and warned that republics may reflect the same flaws as governments. An earlier note mentions an injunction in Big Sandy, Texas, dissolving a local option order case.
Oysters will be served in every style for 25 cents per dozen at the Baptist parsonage on Friday November 14 from 4 to 9 p.m. Proceeds support church activities.
Election results from 114 counties show Lanham leading for governor with 117158 votes. Burkitt 31986. Mallett 3943. Carroll 3414. Freeman 506. Royall 175. Amended vote in 78 counties: 60404 for and 27635 against. Masacani arrest incident subsides after new facts. Mackay’s body arrives in New York. Houston hosts Chicago business leaders with formal hospitality.
L. B. Brooks, a Minneapolis millionaire, drops dead in a sudden death. Montgomery Alabama set to join the new Southern Baseball league. Thirteen smallpox patients in Kaufman County Texas are well. A Paris Texas prisoner believed to have starved himself to death. Leroy English, a brakeman, run over and killed near San Antonio Texas. Chapman Dewey box factory at Jonesboro Arkansas burned, losses about 150000 dollars. Conductor English drowns after falling into the San Marcos river. D W Hogan of Yukon elected president of the Oklahoma Bankers association. Total expenses of Roland B Molineux two trials estimated at 500000 dollars. Fort Worth waterworks storage basin to hold 1 000 000 gallons. Congressman elect Sheppard appoints F P Lockhart of Pittsburg Texas as private secretary. Sally Smith once featherweight champion knocked out by Billy Decoursey in San Francisco. Senor Arano on trial at Bilbao Spain acquitted for sending a Cuba congratulatory letter to Roosevelt. Chicago business men entertained at agricultural and mechanical college Temple and Waco. Governor Sayers hosts a function at Austin with leading citizens and their ladies.
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