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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1903
Page
2
Entry indicates post office second class matter with rates 68Y Connelly and Carnes. Publication from Bryan Texas dated September 3 1903 listing weekly and monthly licensing details and price 40 cents per month per week.
The Navasota board of trade adopts resolutions to make the second Tuesday of each month a special fair day. Citizens are urged to bring stock, produce, and products to town for sale with prizes for top offerings. Plans include railroad rate discounts and a late month barbecue and trades display.
The International and Great Northern Railroad announces a plan to extend to Madisonville and operate a special train service from Madisonville to Navasota. The move targets increased regional connectivity and travel options for riders between the two towns.
The Ursuline academy reopens its renovated classrooms on Monday Sept 7 for another term. Parents are urged to register daughters early to avoid loss of attendance and affect on average percentages. The article praises the Ursuline ladies for pioneering education and the complete education of their daughters.
The Bryan Academic and Collegiate Institute announces a new session starting Wednesday September 9 1903 for girls and boys with primary academic and music programs. Monthly rates range from 1.50 for Primary to 3.50 for Collegiate and 3.00 to 5.00 for Music. Board available in good families from 9.00 to 10.00 per month. Rev A M Stewart and J L Edge are listed as principal and secretary with address 234 49 Bryan Texas.
Miss Handley returned to Hor tense yesterday following a visit by Miss Callie Kern.
Henry Weilbrenner, 28, of Syosset, armed with a revolver, pressed to see President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill as secret service men barred entry. He claimed a wireless talk with the president about Miss Alice Roosevelt, was detained, and later jailed in Oyster Bay awaiting lunacy proceedings. He told officials he wished to marry Miss Roosevelt and was described as demented by officers.
Cotton receipts at Lawrence Warehouse 880 bricks at Brick Warehouse 99 and Stover's Cotton Yard totals incomplete with a final total missing.
Five hundred acres with good new five wire fence, three houses, large barn, eight hogsheds, hog proof forty acres, well and windmill, dry creek, and Bermuda grass pastures. Includes one hundred hogs and one hundred cattle or sell land separately. Phone 256-49.
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