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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1901
Page
4
An advertisement extols jewels as a woman's preference while warning that pursuit of luxury may harm health. It promotes Dr. Boschee's German Syrup to curb coughs and bronchial diseases, claiming it hurries recovery in early consumption and urges buying at Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co Bryan. It notes Green's Almanac is available.
An eastern city property known as the Tucker place offers a good six room house with dug well and brick walls on ten acres between the graded school and Allen Academy. It features a good orchard and sits across from W. R. Saunders’ residence. Terms are easy and inquiries may be made to Cliff A. Adams.
4x5 viewing camera with portrait lens, tripod, and complete outfit offered at $25. Will teach purchaser to operate. work done can be seen at Eagle. Contact M. H. Elam at 268.
Philip Prinzel opens a short order lunch counter and restaurant in the rear room of Taylor and Cox's saloon serving meals at all hours and inviting friends and the public to call.
An ad states Quinoria cures chills fever or malaria in four days with a refund if not effective. Price 50c per package. M. H. James, leading Bryan Texas druggist, notes changes in meeting date for the Business League postponing to Wednesday night October 16 due to K of P hall unavailability.
The Schley court of inquiry heard Lieut. Commander James H. Sears describe the Santiago blockade at three to six miles, the May 31 reconnaissance on the Colon, and the July 3 engagement. Other naval officers followed including Mason Simpson Webster Mc Cauley and Beal as the hearing moves toward completing Schley’s defense this week.
A sequence of bank robberies reported October 15 across Ohio and nearby states details a Tyre bank vault explosion blowing doors off and about 40 000 dollars seized with six robbers. Budd bank cashes 1500 after a dynamite blast. Danville bank dynamited with no loot. one Potomac bank robber captured near Roosevelt while three accomplices flee.
Grain shippers at Boston keep wheat aboard returning steamers from London and bring back part of outward cargo. The Columbian will reclaim 45 000 bushels, the Virginian 16 000, and the Appotomattox westward with 40 000 of 50 000 shipped. Low freight rates and scarce warehouses drive the practice.
Two 8 masted schooners Nimrod and Sarah C. Smith raced 800 miles from New Brunswick to New York, finishing within half a minute of each other with Nimrod first. Official winner depends on Hillsboro starting time data. race featured constant sighting, full canvas, and intense nautical skill.
Georgetown Kentucky October 15 Judge Cantrill ordered searches for concealed weapons before trial access. The judge and all counsel submitted to search this morning as Caleb Powers trial begins in earnest. Commonwealth witness D M Woodson from Frankfort testified and faced cross examination.
Rome report says King Victor Emmanuel I will meet Emperor Francis Joseph at a neutral city with czar present to discuss Balkan frictions and Italy Austria antagonism as Russia seeks to avoid trouble. A balloon crossing attempt failed off Toulon with no injuries. Merkel Texas burned about $59,000 loss.
For the Dallas Fair the H. T. C. railroad offers round trip tickets from Sept 27 to Oct 12 with final limit Oct 14. Fare is $5.40. Tickets must be signed by the purchaser and stamped by a Dallas H. T. C. rail line agent before return passage.
An advertisement urges sufferers of dyspepsia indigestion sour stomach and heartburn to take Rex Dyspepsia Tablets with a refund if not cured. The offer lists 50 cent packages and cites M. F. James, a leading Bryan pharmacist, as sponsor.
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