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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1902
Page
3
The text lists passenger trains with No 104 Northbound Passer on LVGS line near Rence at 745 p.m. connection with main line 1.4G.N. east and west. No 101 Southbound Passenger arrives 7 10 p.m. No 102 Passenger to San Antonio leaves 7 30 a.m. No 103 Passenger from San Antonio arrives 4:00 p.m.
Train times for northbound routes No. 1 No. 8 No. 5 No. 2 No. 4 No. 6 are listed with 2:15 a m 2:00 p m 4:16 p m and 2:46 p m shown. All trains B and 4 are fast services stopping only at principal stations.
Local notices describe marriages issued by County Clerk G. W. McMichael with several couples listed, a busy fair anticipation with A. & M. College plans, and a merry go round benefit in the afternoon for Methodist Sunday school. Several local businesses advertise goods and services from Coulter's clothing and cotton goods to Colter's rubber collars and bicycle repairs.
The Eagle announces U C Nunn as a candidate for re election as Sheriff of Brazos county subject to voters at the November election. It also announces J D Conlee as a candidate for sheriff of Brazos county for the ensuing November election subject to the vote of the people.
For treasurer Mo M Lawrence seeks re election to the Brazos county treasurer office at the upcoming November election subject to voters.
A brief county level notice outlines candidacy for the Brazos County Judge position with party and filing details. The notice identifies A G Board as the candidate or related campaign office, indicating an official entry in the local government race.
Multiple candidates present for justice of the peace in Brazos county Bryan precincts. W Gillie Mitchell L D McGee and Col T B Wren seek election subject to November voters.
Dallas Fair runs Sept 26 to Oct 12 inclusive. The H. and T. C. will sell round trip tickets to Dallas at five dollars and forty cents with a limit of Oct 13, 1902. W. S. Wilson, Agent.
In Kurten Texas on September 22 1902 health is described as not very good. There was preaching at Tryon over the weekend with one new member Miss Anna Sheppard. Local residents Earl Weekly and Dave Moore left for Orange for a short visit, and Jack Tobias departed for Bell County for a brief trip. The literary society remains active and readers are urged to send in correspondence regularly.
In Wilkes Barre and across a 100 mile stretch from Forest City to Williamstown, state troops patrol amid ongoing strikes by anthracite miners. Reports cite shootings, beatings, arson, and attempted derailments as authorities work to prevent bloodshed while coal output drops well below normal.
Washington September 25 Treasury Secretary Shaw has not announced new steps to ease the financial strain. National banks deposits rise as bond values are adjusted to fair value, signaling shifts in liquidity and asset pricing amid ongoing money stringency.
Washington Sept 25 A telegram from Mr Hutchinson United States chargé affairs at Santiago reports the ratifications of the treaty defining boundaries and armaments and naval construction between Chile and Argentina were exchanged at Santiago on Tuesday The Chilean government turns to national improvements railways bridges administration and to Chile's commercial ties with foreign states and prosperity seems assured for Chile.
Waterloo date Sept 26 Gov Horace Boies accepts nomination for the Iowa district now represented by Speaker Henderson The letter concentrates on trusts tariff as the remedy to the alleged evils of trusts and declares the tariff to be the only adequate remedy The trust question is called the most important issue facing the public mind.
Will contest filed in Denver seeks to overturn Winfield Stratton's will. Harry Stratton of Pasadena California traveled to Denver after a conference to challenge the arrangement leaving a substantial estate. The will allegedly provides for a home for the poor and sick in Colorado. If successful the contest could forfeit the $50,000 bequest to the testator's son.
J. T. Brashears aged 57, a pioneer resident of Grove, Tennessee, died at the home of W. H. Sutton. Born in Missouri, he had long lived in Grove before moving to Granite, Arkansas, recently. He leaves a widow.
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