Daily Eagle notices and price page October 10 1901
An October 10 1901 page from The Daily Eagle lists pricing per week and per month for the newspaper. It presents the publication's cost structure for readers and subscribers.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1901
Page
2
An October 10 1901 page from The Daily Eagle lists pricing per week and per month for the newspaper. It presents the publication's cost structure for readers and subscribers.
Judge W J Wilson of the Fifty fifth civil district court dissolves part of a temporary injunction affecting railroad actions. The International and Great Northern gains ability to file condemnation suits while the Houston and Texas Central remains blocked from crossings pending further orders.
Ten acres of land in the eastern city part between the graded school and Allen Academy with a six room house dug well brick walls and good orchard. Known as the Tucker place across street from W R Saunders residence terms easy apply to Cliff A Adams.
Advertises Rex Dyspepsia Tablets for sour stomach indigestion and heartburn with a money back guarantee if they fail to cure. Priced at 60 cents. Distributed by M. H. James Bryan Texas. Also promotes Falstaff bottle beer for leisure at favorite resort.
A patent remedy promises malaria relief in four days with a money back guarantee if it fails. Sold by M HL James, Bryan Texas, at 50 cents per package.
W B Royall died at College Station on Tuesday October 8 at 3 45 pm at the home of his son in law W C Boyett. He was 76 and had lived in Brazos county about thirty years leaving six children and other relatives. He was respected as a good neighbor and citizen and remained active to the end. His remains were interred in Booneville cemetery at 4 pm Wednesday.
At the bride's home last night at 8 30 o clock Mr W O Sanders and Miss Davie Zulch were married by Dr W De Fiiley in a quiet ceremony with only family and a few friends present. The bride, daughter of the late J Zulch, grew up in Bryan and studied at North Texas Female College. Sanders, son of W R Sanders, is a graduate of A and M College and a promising young businessman. They reside at Mrs W H Webb's.
Secretary Howell reports a flood of exhibit space applications as Hill County plans for the upcoming fair. He notes a fair catalogue request and predicts demand may exceed available room for exhibitors.
Bob Ballard was sentenced by District Judge J. C. Scott to be hanged on Friday November 22 for the shooting and killing in a Bohemian near Smetana after wounding Jacob Shramek. The execution will be private at the jail.
The second trial of ex Secretary of State Caleb Powers for accessory to Governor Goebel’s murder opened in Georgetown as Judge Cantrell rejected calls to recuse. The defense filed an affidavit alleging court partisanship and bias, which the Commonwealth Attorney dismissed as irrelevant. The judge denied a delay and upheld prior actions, keeping the case on track.
In Middlesboro Kentucky William Morgan and Ross Chadwell died from injuries after Sundays battle at the Union Baptist church near Big Springs Virginia raising total fatalities to six. A large armed group led by Bud Chadwell and Joe Dooley has left town to support Chadwell forces as arms and ammo move from surrounding towns and Knoxville Tennessee. Augustus Morgan 80 father of the slain men works to broker peace amid the feud.
Carrie Nation, famous Kansas saloon smasher, is jailed in Wheeling for refusing to pay a $20 fine and leave the city after entering a saloon with about 400 supporters. Mayor Sweeney ordered either payment and departure or 80 days behind bars. habeas corpus plans will seek her release.
Agents in New Orleans captured two $45 000 notes from the Wagner Montana Great Northern train robbery. The notes, headed to the National Bank of Montana and the American Nations Bank at Helena, bore signatures but used small letters to start proper names, suggesting hurried forgery.
New York October 9 M C D Borden cotton cloth manufacturer distances himself from a Fall River mills wage strike, arguing the dispute is about broader trade conditions not a single five percent rise. He notes prices rose 20 percent since six weeks ago and accuses other manufacturers of inconsistency while criticizing the strike threat as misguided.
London reports English press discussion over a canal treaty based on the Davis amendment. Commentators note no revival of quid pro quo rhetoric and suggest the US should determine its needs without later increases. Observers see American canal control as balancing British influence on the other interoceanic waterway.
Fifteen Mexican artillery officers, led by Col. Gilberto Luna, depart New York aboard the Red Star Southwark for Antwerp en route to France to study Le Creuzot artillery. President Diaz supports the two year program to replace German guns with French designs, Luna reports Mexico peaceful and brigand-free as Diaz enjoys good health.
Berlin reports the German emperor may challenge for the America’s Cup next year. He has long aimed to compete but advisers urged waiting for a finalized yacht build. Meteor class plans face German and British builder interest as details remain uncertain.
Fritz Lindeman Jr. of six miles east of New Ulm was shot and killed Tuesday during an arrest attempt after a disturbance at a Sunday festival. Constable Barton confronted him and fired the fatal shot.
The twenty fourth annual Veiled Prophet pageant and ball occurred in St Louis on Tuesday night. The parade featured a large display with highlighted figures and ceremonial shows as part of the gala event.
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