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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1901
Page
2
The Daily Eagle notes Roosevelt's stern image rivals the Kaiser, jokes about dusters heating oil men, explains gas flares as oil nomenclature, and reports Houston resisting control while reporters claim to have traced an anarchist group.
The Houston Post notes an unprecedented crowd at the opening of the Agricultural and Mechanical College with strong expectations for Texas rewards from the event.
The passage notes Schley as a Spanish scholar, suggesting this may explain his victory at Santiago. It argues this detail should have been included in charges alleged by the Sampson faction.
Citizens of Marlin organized the Loyal Citizens Sabbath League a permanent group to preserve the American Sabbath by fostering higher regard and better observance. Resolutions declare loyal citizens recognize dangers from Sabbath disregard and express love for the day of rest and its universal observance.
In Buffalo on September 23, Colzgosz was found guilty of murder in the first degree marking a decisive verdict in the case.
The Bryan Methodist church met Monday night with Rev. C. A. Hooper presiding. The committee can dispose of the old church and borrow 2500 to fund a new building. An invitation was extended for the Texas conference to meet in December 1902 in Bryan. A stewards board was appointed and Sunday school superintendent Prof. R. O. Allen was reappointed. Church affairs are in good order and collections should be ready for the conference.
Among listed attendees are F Polsdorfer of St Louis C W Carr and R C Terrell of Houston J W Ford and 11 others A Moore of St Louis J R Teague of Dallas J Barouset of Dallas A M Sims of Marlin W H Colling of Wisconsin Mrs Lewis of Marlin J W Prestridge of Texarkana F W Turner of Santa Anna John T Black of Waco J C Hill of Houston J L Powell of Hearne Harvey Russell Alex Russell Bartlett and others.
A reads like a列 of individuals and towns including J Greer Navasota W H Mc Vey Wellborn W G Gilstrap Cald well H B Steele and others with Mrs Eva Boggs Greenville R B Powers and wife B B Avery and family Mart and J M Creed among entries from various locales and stores.
A. A. Farley, Texas agent for John E. Hurst & Co. of Baltimore, writes from Baltimore sending premium lace curtains for embroidery and drawn work at the fair. He notes late inclusion in the catalogue but promises awards and says he will run his firm’s business in the state next year and plans to return to Bryan around October 20.
Washington reports during the Schley naval court of inquiry that the battleship Texas dominated the July 3 1898 action off Santiago as witnesses from the Texas and other ships detailed engine maneuvers and chart disputes. Commander Heilner and Commander Batestestified to timing and engine reversals while Contested chart accuracy and Admiral Sampson's mention sparked debate.
Ardmore Oklahoma Territory September 24. Application filed in United States court to restrain use of the right of way through Ardmore as originally surveyed. Claimed valuable residence property would be destroyed. Secretary of the interior reportedly ruled that the general right of way act does not affect townships in Indian Territory.
Ex Gov Robert L. Taylor of Knoxville and Mrs Alice Fitts Hill of Montgomery were married at Christchurch in Tuscaloosa on Monday. Mrs Hill is daughter of Hon James H. Fitts of this city, treasurer of the State University and head of J. H. Fitts & Co.
A Shanghai dispatch to The Times reports severe floods in the Yang Tee districts causing over ten million people to be homeless. Officials fear winter distress may trigger civil disorder.
Mexia Texas September 24 Dave Cogdell 20 son of Mrs I B Cogdell was killed while riding a horse with another boy on the Tehuacana road His horse fell during the turn and Cogdell was thrown breaking his neck in the accident.
Henderson Texas September 24 Judge W J Graham died after a protracted illness in Rusk County where he served as district judge for the past decade. In Hague arbitration news the arbitration tribunal's administrative counsel plans to declare itself incompetent to handle the Boer appeal over South African war issues.
Santiago reports eight new yellow fever cases among the crew of the British steamer Ethel Bright which arrived September 19 from Jacksonville with three sailors sick aboard.
Three Boer prisoners of war escaped from Darrells Island on Friday night and have not been recaptured. Troops patrol the surrounding islands as a search continues.
President Roosevelt names Joseph J. Langer of Nebraska as consul at Soling Germany, announced from Washington on September 24. Langer succeeds in the diplomatic post as part of the administration’s allocations to consular service.
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