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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1902
Page
3
The notice lists train numbers and departure or arrival times for northbound and southbound passenger services. It specifies connections with main east and west routes, and includes times such as 7:10 pm and 7:30 am for departures and 4:00 pm and 10:20 am for arrivals.
J Adone travels from Calvert while residents report visits to Hubbard City and Hearne. Shoebox ads from Coulter's and Myers promote school suits heating stoves and fabrics. D. C. Vick injury at a lumber yard is minor. theatre company to perform at Grand on September 20. W Hill relocates to Brazos County and entrusts Monroe Edge’s real estate. Tra King sentenced to five years for criminal assault.
The fair announces a floral parade as a special feature on opening day. Prizes of 35 dollars will go to the best decorated float with up to four entrants, and 25 dollars to the best decorated private vehicle with up to six entrants. Mrs. D F Dansby oversees all arrangements.
H T C will sell round trip tickets for a special train Sunday Sept 21 1902 from Waco and Marlin. Fares are 1.50 from Waco and 1.00 from Marlin. Tickets valid only on the special train both ways leaving Waco at 8 30 p m and Marlin at 9 45 p m. W S Wilson Agent.
One black mare about 14 hands high with 8 brand on jaw and cropped ears to be sold at auction in front of the courthouse on Tuesday September 80 at 11 o clock a.m. Seller 247 H C Robinson.
Mrs. F M Vance left yesterday to visit her parents at Millican and will join her husband in Waco where he is employed by the I G N.
A masked robber entered the Canadian Bank of Commerce in Skagway Alaska with a revolver and dynamite demanding 20600. The blast wrecked the bank killing the assailant and injuring bystanders while clerks escaped through a window. The bank suffered about 1000 dollars in gold dust losses.
The Times in London mocks M. Pelletan and his fellow cabinet members and warns that reckless speech could bring serious consequences. It urges French premier M. Combes to restore discipline by curbing cabinet members' license.
In Colon Colombia on Sept 18 American marines travel aboard passenger trains. The USS Cincinnati landed fifty marines and deployed a rapid fire gun on a railroad car protected by iron plates. A small insurgent detachment was seen near Mindi station and government troops attacked, driving them back.
Castello, long serving rate clerk in the Frisco general freight office, departs Fort Worth for Mobile Alabama to assume the post of trainmaster and chief dispatcher for the Mobile Jacksonville and Kansas City road.
Vinita Sept 18. Granville Bell Henry Goldman and Alice Jones indicted by U S grand jury at Muskogee on murder of an unknown man found in Wagoner on election day last spring. The victim was a stranger in Wagoner.
Dolph Hardwicke admitted to Baill Denison Texas Sept 18. He was arrested Sunday morning on a charge of complicity in the murder of Charley Rowe found dead in an alley. An examining trial was held and he was remanded on $1000 bond.
J W Ross a brakeman for Southern Pacific was caught between two car couplings and badly crushed in the chest. He was taken to the company's hospital in Houston for treatment.
Spoute Twenty Feet, Crowley La September 18. Heywood Bros eight inch well at Anse LaButte St Martin Parish La is 1200 plus feet deep and erupts twenty five feet over the top of the derrick. The well is described as a fine gusher.
A heavy rain fell through the night and into the day at Antlers Oklahoma Territory. The soaking precipitation will greatly benefit gardens and pastures in the area.
The president appointed postmasters for Indian Territory Col gate W. S. Mellor and Marietta W. E. Hagen as of September 18 in Washington.
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