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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1901
Page
2
Victoria county pushes into rice culture via irrigation. L and G N railroad to launch passenger service to Waco next week. Assembly of local notices includes talks to boost Central Texas Fair and prep for crowd.
Dewey faces another bid from Samp son’s attorney who tries to intervene in the Schley case but is dismissed decisively by the Manila hero.
J H Connell urges Brazos and surrounding counties to back the Central Texas Fair with stock, exhibits, and active committees. He notes officer pay is zero, grounds and buildings underway, and special trains will carry visitors from Bryan Austin Dallas Waco Palestine Houston. He stresses agricultural, textile, culinary and livestock displays to elevate regional farming and education.
To Cure Dyspepsia and Indigestion Sour Stomach or Heartburn take Rex Dyspepeia Tablets All druggists authorized to refund money if they fail to cure Price 50 cents M H James Bryan Texas leading druggist Bryan Texas.
Claim of a malaria cure Quinoria sold by M H James druggist Bryan promises refund if it fails. Package priced 50 cents and authorized refund offered for fever or malaria cases.
Details reach Little Rock of a bold hold up near Ashdown Arkansas as Express No 20 stopped for water. A masked robber boarded the car, threatened Wells Fargo Messenger W D Smith, and tried to access the through safe but failed. The other bandit remained outside and the sack left behind hints at a planned loot.
Reports from Tu tuila Samoa allege Captain Tilley drank publicly and behaved unbecomingly. Acting Secretary Hackett orders inquiry by Pacific squadron chief and may convene a court. Tilley is detached from command of Aberendra and the station amid surprise at the accusations. In separate Ohio item a Nitro factory explosion near Ridge Farm kills two men.
Ennis Creekmore and Harry Harkey, both under 13, found a powder keg while out with guns near Oakland I T. At eight to ten feet they fired into the can causing an explosion that killed Harry Harkey and left Ennis Creekmore gravely injured.
Chicago Oct 11 George Rankin prominent board of trade member and partner in John Rankin Co commission firm died by his own hand in Oak Park grieving over his wife’s death three years earlier. Family and colleagues note the sorrow as the motive behind the act.
Ottawa reports that at 1,500,000 tons of manufactured pulp annually, Canada's forests could meet world demand for 840 years. The estimate comes from J. O. Langelier, superintendent of the forest rangers of Quebec.
President Roosevelt refuses to accept Powell Clayton's resignation as United States ambassador to Mexico. William B. Duncan receives a life sentence in Sherman Texas for criminal assault against his stepdaughter. New postal cards feature the late President McKinley. King Edward buys the yacht Britannia. The schooner Gertrude bound for Central America from Key West is missing and presumed lost.
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