Connelly and Carnes Post Office Record
Entry recorded at the post office as second class mail matter by Connelly and Carnes.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1903
Page
2
Entry recorded at the post office as second class mail matter by Connelly and Carnes.
Brazos County Institute call for a Saturday meeting September 26 at 1 p.m. in Bryan to elect officers and discuss canning molasses rice culture ribbon cane syrup and threshing and cleaning rice facilities. J H White notes two proposed canneries in Bryan and Kurten and urges farmer support.
In Brazos county meetings are set for Saturday Sept 26 in Bryan to organize a colored fair for November. Leaders include L A Nash Surrey Smith Frank Wallace P Landry Sam Gaines Ed Tally and R B Goosby. The Central Texas fair association may grant ground usage and a large attendance is hoped from Brazos and nearby counties.
The public school hosts an exam next Monday at 2 PM for new pupils and those who failed promotion last May, held at the public school building. Superintendent T. S. Minter asks patrons to note the schedule.
Wilkesbarre Pa Sept 9 Coal operators in the Wyoming region view Ampire Wrights ruling affirming employers right to discharge workers as highly significant The United Mine Workers warn the power could be abused by foremen under orders from headquarters The superintendent of a large company says the ruling may settle the anthracite dispute or ignite new war with union miners He notes 90 percent of post strike actions followed discharge of a worker and reinstatement would trigger a general walkout
Colonel W J Bryan issued a written statement refuting a circulated report that his daughter Ruth was engaged to Captain Richmond Pearson Robson. He urged verification with Lieutenant Hobson or the family, calling the news unreliable.
Twenty five thousand square feet on a hill east of Art Hill at the World's fair grounds is set aside by exposition management as a demonstration station for Marconi wireless telegraphy. From this site wireless messages will be flashed during the fair across many miles of land and sea to distant parts of the Old World.
Lacrosse Wisconsin September reports that Charles Scogen a leading local farmer near Holmes Lacrosse County went to a neighbor’s house and after speaking of his marital issues drew a jack knife and cut his throat from ear to ear dying instantly.
A Frisco passenger train collided with a freight on the main line one mile south of Baxter Springs Kansas Tuesday morning injuring twelve and killing two. The fatally injured include an unknown colored woman and an invalid white woman traveling with two young children. Montreal Chinese school matter follows with Miss Clark of New York securing passport rights for Mrs Loon Luen and imminent return to New York.
Oil was struck at Muskogee Oklahoma at a depth of 800 feet. Terrible developments are anticipated in Macedonia. An aged man near Beaumont Texas was beaten nearly to death.
The cotton receipts to date list Lawrence Warehouse 1104 bales, Brick Warehouse 567, Stover's Cotton Yard 247. Prices dated September 9 show spinner buyers strict middling 10 9 16, round bale buyers middling 10 1 2, strict middling 11, good middling 11 ¾.
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