Yer Week per Month 40c THURSDAY OCT 2 1902
Short periodical listing with price and date line. Reads like a publication notice from a newspaper dated Thursday October 2 1902. No further readable details or events are present in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1902
Page
2
Short periodical listing with price and date line. Reads like a publication notice from a newspaper dated Thursday October 2 1902. No further readable details or events are present in the fragment.
Rev. A. J. Scruggs of Tyler fractured two bones in his right hand after fighting a church member who called him a liar. The note explains pension rates and existing state rolls, referencing two cent per line charges for non news matter and free death notices.
Official census data place Beaumont’s population at 19 280 with 13 000 described as white, while malaria concerns and health factors influence demographic notes.
Capt. Jack Harris resigns as superintendent of the Fort Worth division of the I. and G. N. with headquarters at Marlin. H. R. Tryin is appointed to fill the vacancy.
In Dimmitt Texas on September 18 the writer notes persistent drought affecting late crops though stock feed remains adequate. Grass is good and various locals stay busy harvesting feed. Miss Fenie Graham from Rock Prairie is teaching about 30 students. Several residents move or return, with Elbert Barron and Chas Atkins employed in their respective work. Watermelons are plentiful as new harvests begin.
The column details W O W meeting and new members, J O Chenault arriving from Brazos County for a stay on the plains, and fond remarks about climate and sociable locals. It mentions crops in season, scarce bacon, antelope hunting by Carli and Lee on mules, and a request for reader correspondence as rain improves conditions.
President Roosevelt dispatches telegrams to John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers and anthracite company presidents urging a Friday meeting in Washington to address the coal supply crisis threatening the nation. The Oct 1 telegram specifies the 11 o clock morning appointment and the urgency of resolving the strike impact.
Announcement from Newark on October 1 details near completion of the consolidation of four traction firms the North Jersey Street Railway Jersey City Hoboken and Patterson Traction Orange and Passaic Valley Traction and Elizabeth Plainfield and Central Jersey Traction The controlling interest price is 15000000 with 12500000 paid for secured stock and 2500000 as working capital surplus.
Nashville Oct 1 Rev J William Jones of Chapel Hill North Carolina has been elected by the Confederate Memorial association executive committee to the secretaryship left vacant by General John C Underwood. Jones will assume the post on Oct 15. He formerly lived in Richmond and serves as chaplain general of the United Confederate Veterans.
In St. Louis on October 1 better weather allows continued allotments for state territorial and fraternal buildings at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Allocations listed include Colorado New Jersey Maine West Virginia Oklahoma Mississippi Travelers Protective Association Hoo Hoos Burns cottage Ohio Washington Michigan New Mexico Philippine Islands and Indiana.
Booker T. Washington of Alabama is arranging transport for three Tuskegee graduates to the German possessions in South Africa. A prior German program sent five students two years ago and found the effort successful, prompting the embassy to seek further assistance.
A heavy rain fell Monday in Fickey Texas as farmers finish cotton harvest and report decent corn and cotton yields. Local residents Mrs. M. E. Carroll Mrs. Abbie Wheeless Mr Dean from Bryan and Mrs. Schultz family Mrs. Flora Sabo Mrs. Wheeless and Lawrence McWhorter with Alma Grant are seen visiting Bryan Pond Lily area.
Dispatch from Goshen New York reports a staged coach hold up on the Pioneer between Goshen and Warwick by three masked men. Passengers were unaware it was a joke staged by young Warwick society men as a season ending prank.
Austin awaits word as Jake Dillman a carpenter once of Austin now at Beaumont dies after being crushed between two cars near Paige in this county on the Houston and Texas Central line. His body was brought here for burial. He fell between the cars and his body was badly mangled.
Stockholders of the Louisville and Nashville railroad met in President Smith's rooms in Louisville on October 1 and adjourned until November 5 without transacting any business. None of the eastern directors attended.
Rear Admiral James E. Jewett United States Navy retired died at his home in Silver Spring Maryland at age seventy four He was born in Kentucky and appointed from that state He retired in eighteen ninety and had a long distinguished career.
Roosevelt continues to improve after a second operation on his leg last Sunday. Doctors report relief from irritation and expect his return in a few days.
Fire in Fort Worth on October 1 wiped out the drug house owned by James Moore on the north side. Loss estimated at about $4000 with one third insured. Authorities believe the blaze was incendiary.
Heavy freshet in the Delaware River at Bordentown New Jersey covers docks and blocks entry or exit from the Delaware and Raritan canal.
An electrical storm in Palmer Texas on Tuesday evening struck the Hobbs residence. The 4 year old son was killed instantly and the rest of the family suffered injuries from the shock.
The divorce decree obtained March 21 by Lord Francis Hope against May Yope has been made absolute.
Health in the community is good as Miss Mary Robinson leaves for Huntsville to attend Sam Houston Normal. Mr Robt Hudspeth Sr and Mrs Martin wed in a Texas pioneer ceremony. Mrs C F Scott visits Franklin kin. Jay Harris' children suffer sore eyes. Dee Robinson Jr returns from Palestine with I and G N Railway work.
Harvey Texas reports the start of school on Monday with Prof. Keith and Devalson Buchanan beginning classes. Local residents Mr C B Jones Mr Doss Yardley and daughter Lela visited Waco with Lela entering school there. An entertainment at H T Ross home drew a small crowd. Mrs Lena Beard of Edge spent last week in Harvey. Dr Todd and family departed for West Texas, leaving many friends behind.
A fragment indicates Elite restaurant with contact phone numbers 267 and 273. The note lacks a clear event or date but confirms its business listing. No further details are available.
The Eagle announces T C Nunn as a candidate for re election as Sheriff of Brazos County subject to voters action at the November election.
The statement declares J D Conlee as a candidate for Brazos County sheriff in the upcoming November election subject to voter approval.
MO M Lawrence announces candidacy for re election as Brazos County treasurer at the upcoming November election subject to voter decision.
A.G. Board office of County Judge Brazos announces actions and notices for Brazos County residents, detailing deadlines and administrative steps. The item outlines official responsibilities and upcoming dates affecting local governance and public access.
A A Dean announces candidacy for tax assessor of Brazos County in the upcoming November election subject to voter decision.
W Gillie Mitchell seeks re election as Justice of the Peace Precinct No 4 Brazos county Bryan precinct Col T E Wren is named as candidate for the same office L D McGee runs for Justice of the Peace Bryan Precinct No 4 Brazos county subject to voters at November election.
H. and T. C. O. will sell round trip tickets to Dallas for the fair from Sept 26 to Oct 12. Fare is 85.40 with a limit of Oct 13 1902. W. S. Wilson is the agent.
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