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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1902
Page
3
The timetable lists No. 104 northbound passenger with 4:45 p.m. departure and 7:10 p.m. arrival, No. 102 passenger to San Antonio departs at 7:30 a.m., and No. 108 arrives from San Antonio at 4:00 p.m.
Northern and southern railway times show northbound No 6 at 2 13 am and 2 0 pm, southbound No 4 at 4 16 pm and 2 46 am. Nos 8 and 4 are fast trains stopping only at principal stations.
Bryan area notices include Hunter & Chatham neckwear ads and a parade of local items. The page notes visitors, arrivals, visits to Houston, a feast of eggs and fish, upcoming fairs, lost jewelry, and a court house preaching today amid cool weather and winter clothes shopping.
The list shows cotton receipts to date at Lawrence Warehouse Brick Warehouse Deens & Smith Yard and Bee et al. Round Bales totaling 1250 at the CREE Bo Se ae location.
Owing to preparations for the fair the voting contest has been withdrawn until after the fair date. Gratitude is extended to all who assisted. Methodist Church ladies announce the change.
Luther Taylor represents the New York Dramatic News in Bryan and solicits subscriptions and related business. The notice indicates outreach for distribution and readership growth.
Local brief mentions a store sale by J. Allen Myers and several social notes. Galveston visitor Mrs. Buck Winslow stays with her son in town. Miss Birdie Winters returns to Pine Bluff. Mrs. H. M. Lanham and daughter join Dr. Lanham in College. Mrs. M. E. Baldwin visits her brother George McLendon from Rosse. Oats Rye and Barley seed offered by E. C. Harder & Co. at Randy Kitchen old stand.
Milton Parker, Jack Gordon, Jack Mellendon and Ivan Boyett travel to Virginia to attend Randolph Macon Academy as part of a regional education program.
Sub Prefect of Finistere with gendarmes and troops arrived at Landerneau and expelled the sisters for a second time. They had been turned out on August 1 and returned after claiming an 1828 decree removed them from the law of associations. Schools were reclosed amid protests from residents.
Washington Sept 13 Secretary Shaw announces a plan to deposit four millions in national banks as designated government depositories in exchange for free bonds of 50 000 or more at face value. He will also advance October interest totaling about 4 200 009 to ease currency scarcity.
Dallas announces a grand loving cup for Admiral Schley to be presented when he visits next month. An order has been sent to St Louis for the trophy and its cost remains undisclosed but described as unusually large.
Houston dispatch reports John Howard will sever ties with the Southern Pacific within days. The role of passenger and immigrant agent filled by Howard will be abolished and duties reallocated to other channels.
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