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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1901
Page
2
Prof. L L McInnis returned from Austin after placing his daughter at the state university. He spoke with Gov Sayers who agreed to attend the Central Texas fair on November 5 to deliver the opening address with other speakers including Sen es Bailey and Congressman Lanam.
Manager Nankeville of the Human Hearts company promotes a near new production at the opera house on Monday night October 7. He has secured special scenery and a capable company. Details are complete and a rare performance is assured. After five con-
The drama continues to attract crowds nationwide, blending villainy, pathos, sensational incidents with spirited high comedy. It joins classics like The Old Homestead Shore Acres in its appeal to the human heart and enduring popularity.
Gen. H. B. Stoddard reported to the Waco meeting that about fifteen Texas towns seek the girls' industrial school. He urged Bryan to act by December 1, noting the Agricultural and Mechanical College offers unmatched advantages and that Bryan must organize a small committee to secure the location with minimal cost and strong local support.
In New York the Columbia defeated the Shamrock to take a lead in the America's Cup sequence. The start was 11 52 17 for Columbia and 11 51 06 for Shamrock with the finish at 2 15 05 and 2 16 23 respectively.
The comptroller's department declares a new quarterly pension apportionment of 7.65 for Confederate veterans, up 1.50 from the prior quarter, total beneficiaries 600. Des Moines grain convention day two centers on next year's site contest between St. Louis and Memphis and officer elections.
London reports Pietermaritzburg, bay colt of J E Plant by Stilmon Sea Air, captured the Jockey club stakes of 10 000 sovereigns at New Market. Epsom Lad took second with Diamond Jubilee third among eight starters. London dispatch notes Vladivostock to Trans Siberian junction set for Oct 14 with full traffic by Nov 8.
Marshall Texas October 8 Bynum Hatley charged with murder of Ras Mockelroy had a preliminary hearing before Justice Perry. The defendant waived examination and was granted bail of 5000 dollars.
Paris reports the government will prosecute the Assiette au Reurre seized Saturday for publishing an objectionable caricature of King Edward. In Austin the governor appoints Valery E. Austin to Galveston city board of commissioners to replace W. E. Austin who resigned. Taylor notes Frank Ewell, 25, German, died after being thrown from a wagon at Sandevald, twelve miles east of here.
In Jacksonville Illinois on October 8 Hon Geo W Smith a long time Democratic politician and former state legislator died by his own hand. The event marks the end of a notable public career.
Washington October 3 the monthly report from the statistician of the department of agriculture records an average cotton condition reading of 61.4 as of September 20.
The Journal of Commerce reports President Havemeyer of American Sugar Refining authorized a sharp price cut to 5 cents per pound net for granulated sugar in beet-sugar regions near the Missouri river. Beet refiners claim it breaches contracts and restraint of trade, while eastern markets remain unchanged. In a separate item from Corsicana, a negro man accused of frightening two women is released after a mob lashes him. in Richmond, W. H. Pearson is wounded by buckshot in an assassination attempt at Valley View lumber yard.
Austin reports from state districts settled mostly by negroes indicate smallpox cases increasing as weather turns cool. State Health Officer Blunt fears a winter epidemic. Barcelona records floods devastate San Bandilion and Llo bregat, washing away cottages and isolating families.
McKinney Texas October 8 64 divorce cases are docketed at the current district court term in session. Officials claim this is the greatest number ever recorded for one term in Collin county.
The resignation of J M Herbert, general manager of the Southern Pacific, is announced. Herbert will go east to become manager of a Gould line. In New York, Edward M Sheppard of Brooklyn is chosen as Democratic mayoral candidate for Greater New York.
Dallas reports Hon. M. M. Crane states decisively he will not run for governor in the coming campaign. He dismisses any speculation about a bid and emphasises his current commitments.
Chicago officials report Mayor Harrison has ordered police to prevent Emma Goldman from delivering a lecture in the city tonight. The action follows tensions over the radical activist's visit and public safety concerns.
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