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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1901
Page
2
The Daily Eagle imprint shows publication details dated Tuesday September 10 1901 with carriage rates of ten cents per week and forty cents per month. The entry credits Connelly & Carnes as the publishers and notes postal classification.
Mrs Lucy Thomas visited her son J H Thomas near Wixon last week. Claude Searcy of Madison county visited Saturday evening. A singing at Mr and Mrs T E Shaw attracted all. Paul W Edge of Kurten attended. Misses Laura Preenal and Mary Robinson from Wixon were guests of Miss Mattie Zimmerman. Miss Rosa Elliott of Edge visited Nora and Lou Thomas. Nellie Hudspeth and Della Grill visited Tabor last Thursday. T H Castle is very sick. Baptist church services planned Saturday and Sunday. all invited.
Edge Texas notes show heavy cotton picking after a recent rain. Social visits include Effie Buckhaults Willie Folks Minnie Morgan and Effie Folks plus Buckhaults family. Franklin news mentions Florence McMichael returning home. Buckhaults family mourns the loss of their little daughter with sympathy extended.
City council chaired by Mayor Mooring approves an ordinance halting vehicle unloading on Bryan street with immediate removal and possible revocation. I G N Co liable for damages. Land sales total 2500 to Parker, 150 to Bryan Press, and 150 to Howell. Funds to repay a 2639.21 note.
A broad round up reports deaths from accidents and violence in Texas and nearby states, including H O Armour of Chicago Pack inghouse dying in Saratoga New York and a fire nearly destroying Beman's restaurant in Waco. Other items note drownings, robberies, a smallpox finding in Kaufman county, train robberies still unsolved near Texarkana, and oil strikes near Palo Pinto.
The first anniversary of the Galveston storm was observed with beach memorial services attended by about 7000 people led by Rev. Henry Cohen and Rev. Father James Kirwin. Cedars and oleanders were planted, and a union service plus a cornerstone laying for St. Marys orphanage occurred in the afternoon with Rt. Rev. Bishop Gallagher officiating.
In Lockney Texas a boar attacked two seven year old brothers while their father chased it away with an ax. Both boys are expected to recover.
Prohibition carried Cherokee county by over 400 votes. Sulphur Springs unofficial returns show the Prohibitionist with a 1056 vote majority across all boxes in Saturday's election.
A Sunday blaze on O Common street destroyed J. Menges wholesale grocery and L L Branswig & Co chemical warehouse. Authorities estimate total losses near 200000 dollars.
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