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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1901
Page
2
The Daily Eagle announces its mailing details and subscription prices. Rates listed include 10 cents for a weekly copy and 40 cents per month.
Dr Finley tolling bells from 10 to 10 30 a m services begin 10 30 a m music prayers scripture lesson Rev Jewell Howard prayer Rev A M Stewart address Dr J D West address Judge J W Doremus address E A Berry judge J C Scott
Cure dyspepsia and indigestion with Rex Byspepes Tablets. Sour stomach or heartburn relief offered with money back by druggists if not cured. Price 50 cents. M. H. James, leading druggist, Bryan Texas.
A wartime style blurb touts Boschee's German Syrup as a universal remedy for throat and lung diseases. It claims to heal tissues, reduce inflammation, aid expectoration, and improve sleep. Sold by Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co with endorsement from druggists worldwide.
A Llewellyn setter with black and white markings is missing from College. Liberal reward offered for return or information leading to recovery. Contact J. H. Connell at 250 College Station. Also an advertisement notes Quinoria cures chills or malaria in four days with druggists refunding if it fails. M. H. James, leading druggist, Bryan.
At the First Christian church in Bryan Rev. Jewell Howard joined Solon Stanley of Logansport Louisiana and Miss Martha Gertrude Nall of Bryan in marriage. The ceremony drew a full church and the couple planned a Houston honeymoon then will reside in Logansport.
A drove of cavalry horses for the Mexican army panicked through central Laredo Texas causing pedestrians to be overturned and vehicles toppled before the animals settled in a gulley. Some horses were crippled and shot to end the danger.
Pensacola reports a hurricane drawing near from the gulf with a convoy of ships moved to midstream and secured for expected severe weather conditions.
News in brief reports an outbreak of typhoid malaria at Tesque Pueblo with many Indians ill. The U S land commission at Santa Fe has closed due to lack of funding. Idol maker Cleto Yorina dies at Cochi ti Pueblo Mexico. Mrs Jennie Shoop of Abingdon Illinois dies by suicide using carbolic acid. Morris county Kansas to pay for Lyon county students education. seeks court redress. Only 5 of 69 Decatur Sunday school pupils could repeat the Lord s Prayer perfectly. Armington man saves wool clip and markets 28000 pounds.
London reports hope from Pretoria that Kitchener’s proclamation may spur surrendering burghers. Germans consider selling land in Namibia at five pence an acre with two years military service and German education for children. In Natal elections, candidates split on policy while federation and tariff unions rise as voters weigh farmers versus importers.
Report from a Chinese steamer Lungsting describes a sea serpent 40 to 50 feet long seen off Chuk Chao island at 22 N 114 E. A gig chased it and blows with a boat hook failed to kill it as the creature dove after contact.
Reports from Victoria Kobe Nagasaki and Dunkirk describe financial bonds in America and Japan. Hong Kong house collapses claim 43 lives. Yuan and Li Hang Chang receive governorships in China. Fighting at Pei war Kotal pass prompts frontier tension, while czar arrival in Dunkirk features ceremonial pomp. Brazilian Senor Severo heads to Paris to test LaPase airship and North German Lloyd shares spark imperial law debate.
Chicago notes the Garibaldi monument unveiling delayed to Saturday October 12 out of respect for President McKinley’s memory. The change affects Lincoln Park where the ceremony was planned for Friday.
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