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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1900
Page
2
The Daily Eagle lists subscription prices by week and month. The notice notes 40 cent per month and 10 cents per week as the pricing.
State Superintendent J S Kendall answers Tyler Haswell of Bryan Texas explaining the textbook law does not allow exchanging books within the adopted list for others of the same or different grades. Kendall says he will continue to buy second hand school books. Austin Sept 10.
A city hall mass meeting led by Mayor Mooring and local pastors organized relief for Galveston storm victims. A committee was named to solicit cash and supplies, with donations from individuals and firms totaling numerous dollars, sacks of flour, and bags of clothing.
Details from Galveston describe widespread devastation after the hurricane and flood. Destruction hits the bay front and key facilities, with casualties in Texas City and rescue efforts ongoing as communications strain under the disaster. Reports note massive recovery work and delayed telegrams as crews strive to relay news.
A Maryland judge sentences a prisoner found guilty of stealing a pig owned by Colonel Cilders. The inmate protests it was a mix up and that he intended to steal a hog belonging to Marah Dawson, claiming the meat in his cabin resulted from the mistaken identity and vows to confront the woman who kept the dishwatch.
Postal and Western Union mobilize a force of 400 men in Houston to repair telegraph lines after widespread outages. Wires were down in all directions Sunday morning, with only one line remaining in use by the Associated Press. By Monday night, north and west routes reopened while east and south remained disrupted. Galveston reporters carried hundreds of messages as a tugboat delivered more than 2000 additional telegrams to the city.
City officers include Mayor J S Mooring Marshal T P Boyett Deputy Marshal R H Smith Secretary treasurer H G Rhodes City Sexton H H Jones Constable C L Baker Aldermen R G Tabor W S Howell Jnck Lawrence Walter Wipprecht A J Buchanan County officers list Judge A G Board Clerk G W McMichael
A roster outlines officials and pastors serving Bryan area civic, religious, and fraternal organizations. It lists county officers such as Tax Collector J J Adams and Sheriff T C Nunn, school board members, church pastors, and lodge leaders with meeting nights and roles.
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