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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1905
Page
4
Fire Mercantile buildings, fixtures and stocks, public buildings, school houses, country property, dwellings and contents, barns, gins and machinery. A Tornado policy is available. Accidental death and indemnity plans priced at $1.00 per month with varying coverage, plus life and cotton incentives.
Dallas October 27 The Dallas Commercial Club unanimously adopts resolutions thanking Dr George R Tabor State Health Officer for his defense of Texas against yellow fever The club urges towns and the commercial element to present a token of appreciation and assigns Moroney and Col John G Hunter to organize the effort for the officer and his family.
The Epworth League presents a Sunday program with a sermon on A Newer Apostle based on Acts 4 36 39 4 22 26. Leader Miss Annie Deering. Prayer by Miss Nannie Lou and Lola Betts. Reading by Miss Clara Mawhinney. Song No 59. Recitation by Mrs J R Zimmerman. Benediction.
The note asserts the coal trade is a legitimate part of the firm and pledges to maintain it at all hazards. Bryan Ice of Storage & Coall comments on their ongoing coal operations and commitment.
The I G N officials at Palestine have proposed leasing Steele's Lake to Navasota for a term of years. The plan requires building a club house, maintaining the surrounding fence, and providing a keeper. Local youths discussed the idea previously but let it lapse, while Bryan interests are said to be pushing to gain control of the lake.
Guthrie Oklahoma Oct 27 reports a windblown box of matches fell onto a stove while Mrs Frank Watson was at a well near Poarch in Roger Mills county. The matches ignited the stove and ignited the infant's clothing causing the baby to burn to death.
President Loubet has left Madrid en route to Lisbon, marking a diplomatic move as relations with Portugal are in focus. The timing is noted as Oct 27.
Friday evening at Judge Hudson’s home the Epworth League hosted a magazine of readings recitations and music. Embroidery and bachelor maid groups hosted events at various homes with games refreshments and socializing. A phantom party Halloween plans and an opening reception for Bachelor Maids set the next social calendar.
The famed South author and storyteller Opie Read headlines an all but guaranteed entertaining program at Grand Opera House on November 8. Read’s works celebrate Dixie with humor and truth, and he says this is his last lecture tour for at least ten years after signing a $10,000 yearly contract to write a play annually.
Pensacola Florida reports no improvement in the yellow fever situation with twelve new cases and two deaths recorded by 6 o'clock Thursday afternoon. The update notes ongoing spread and public health concerns in the city.
New Orleans reported up to six o clock Thursday afternoon three new yellow fever cases.
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