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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1914

Page

8

Bishop Mouzon Delivers Dual Sermons at First Methodist

Bishop E D Mouzon of San Antonio visited Bryan to preach at the First Methodist Church. He spoke on Prayer and on The Sure Foundation, urging believers to daily communion with God and to build lives on a solid rock amid life storms. The crowd filled both services with praise.

E. D. Mouzon San Antonio Bryan First Methodist Church Mouton Texas Mollie Mike God Jesus Father

Peverley Peverley Wedding in Home Parlor Ceremony

The home wedding of Miss Mattie Peverley and Mr. BE B. Flowers of Uvalde Texas occurred Wednesday at 12 30 p m in the parlor of Mr and Mrs H E F Peverley with Dr M E Weaver pastor of the First Baptist Church officiating using the ring ceremony and solemn words.

H. E. Peverley Uvalde International & Great Northern H. EF. Peverley Mattie Peverley BE. B. Flowers Texas M. E. Weaver First Baptist Church

Methodist Men Banquet in Bryan Draws 75 Attendees

About seventy five Bryan area Methodist men attended the fourth annual banquet at the New York Cafe despite bad weather. Mr Davis led a corps of waiters as dinner was served and toasts followed highlighting the work of Methodism.

Bryan New York Missionary Committee Mr. Davis

Methodism and World Mission Reflected in Bryan Event

A Bryan Methodist gathering featured Rev. J Dobes on Methodism and the Foreigner, Rev. J C Thompson on Methodism and Brazos County, Prof R O Allen on Methodism and Bryan, Bishop Mouzon on Methodism and Her World Parish, and a closing letter from Rev J L Hendry. The talks emphasized moral vigor, selfless service, and the need for more workers in China’s Hu Chow district.

Joseph Dobes J. C. Thompson Bryan and Brazos County Bryan R. O. Allen Mouzon William Jones Harvard University William Booth Salvation Army Glenn Flinn J. L. Hendry Huchow China Methodist Church Rev. Hendry Navasota

January big month for bond issues in Texas reports

Road and bridge bonds totaling 1.2 million dollars were issued in January, a fourfold rise from 1913. Eight elections were held with all but three approved, and several counties including Bell and Fannin saw notable outcomes. Many districts set future bond votes for February and March across multiple counties.

Fort Worth Tex Texas Business Men's Association Bee Bell Ellis Fannin Hunt Sth Pecos Reeves Bell County Temple Tal-Coe Texas Bastrop Elgin Collin Princeton Farmersville Cullooka Celina Prosper Coryell Road District Gatesville Delta Cooper Harrison Marshall Hays Kyle Hill Itasca McLennan Waco Road Milam Cameron Palo Pinnto Mineral Wells

Good Roads Day Sparks Numerous Bond Elections

A statewide interest in road improvements leads to multiple bond elections across counties including Collin Bee Cooke Denton Nueces Runnels Upshur Walker and Red River. Voters in several districts approved large issues while others faced defeats or recalls.

Wharton el Campo Comanche Fannin Hunt Montgomery Nueces Red River Runnels Upshur Walker Collin County McKinney Bee County Papalote Cooke County Denton Denton County

Death of Mrs M Mims in Holligan Chapel County

Mrs M Mims died after a brief illness following paralysis. Services were held at Steep Hollow with Rev J M Bullock officiating. She leaves a husband and several children. She was a daughter of the late Mr Frank Jones of Harvey.

Preliminary Steps to Electrify Interurban

Commercial Club Secretary Hewit said arrangements are nearly complete to electrify the Bryan College Interurban. Gammill will travel to Dallas to meet a General Electric representative to place an order for equipment. If no delays occur electrification could start within a few days and be finished in about forty days. The plan is to obtain power from the Bryan Power Company.

Commercial Club Hewit the Eagle Bryan College Gammill Dallas General Electric Company Bryan Power Company

Cone Johnson Nearing State Department Solicitor Post

On Texas independence anniversary Washington signals Cone Johnson may be the next solicitor for the State Department. The position, created by Joe Folk’s advance in National service, would pay 5000 dollars annually. Johnson, longtime Texas political fighter and popular leader, has stepped back recently for rest from public strain.

Woodrow Wilson Texas Mexico Washington Cone Johnson State Department Joe Folk Missouri National Service Cone

Houston Chronicle Hint on Prospects for Player Trade

The Chronicle suggests a move that could boost a player to Washington, describing it as a constructive step or builder-up option. The note implies evaluation of trade potential and team fit without naming specifics.

Mate Washington Houston Chronicle

Turkish Aviators Die En Route to Egypt

Two Turkish army officers Fethi Bey and Sadik Bey were killed when their aircraft broke down high in the air while traveling from Constantinople to Alexandria after leaving Damascus for Jerusalem. The incident occurred February 28 as reported by Associated Press.

Constantinople Turkey Fethi Bey Sadik Bey Alexandria Egypt Damascus Jerusalem

Matthewson Offered $65 000 to Manage Federal League Club

The Federal League president wired Christy Matthewson of the New York Giants a $65 000 offer for three seasons as manager. Matthewson rejected the Federal League proposal and later signed with the New York Nationals.

Federal League Chicago Christy Matthewson New York Giants Gilmore Associated Press Marlin Christy “Matthewson New York Nationals Today

Colquitt Asked to Send Rangers to Border Points

Austin Texas March 2 Gov Col quitt was requested to send rangers to border points to guard against Mexican bandits raiding.

Colquitt Associated Press Austin Tex

Wireless Message Delays Telegrams From Embassy

Washington reports a wireless message to London via naval towers at Arlington and the Eiffel Tower in Paris warned the British Foreign Office that dispatches from the embassy would be delayed a day or two due to damage to telegraph systems by the storm. Ambassador Sir Cecil Spring-Rice was offered use of the naval wireless by Secretary Daniels.

Washington London Arlington Eifel Paris Foreign Office America Cecil Spring-Rice Daniels

Reward Offered for Stolen Gray Mare Mule

A gray mare mule about 14\% hands high with ear tips cut is reported stolen near Smetana around December 23. A $30 total reward is offered: $5 for the mule and $25 for capture and conviction of the thief. Contact J. J. Cahill in Bryan Route 5.

Smetana J. J. Cahill

Britain to Seek Reparation If US Fails to Probe Benton Killing

In the House of Commons Sir Edward Grey said England reserves the right to seek reparation for the killing of William S. Benton, a British subject, in Mexico. He indicated Britain does not expect the United States to take drastic steps and would await a US inquiry.

Associated Press London England William S. Benton Mexico United States Edward Grey House of Commons Edward

England Has Not Recognized Villa as Belligerent

London report states Sir Edward Grey declares England has not recognized Villa as a belligerent and has received no assurances from Huerta on protecting British citizens in Mexico.

London England Edward Grey Villa Huerta Mexico

Big Decrease in Tariff Revenue

Washington reports February custom receipts fell by over ten million dollars from the previous year, the largest gap since tariff law went into effect.

United States

Stomach Troubles Relief Prompts Public Endorsement

A Kentucky man reports five years of stomach trouble and severe headaches eased after using Thedford’s Black-Draught for three months. The advertisement touts its vegetable composition, gentle action, and advises families to keep a package on hand at a quarter.

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Peverley - Flowers L. S. Ross United Daughters of the Confederacy Jennie Collins Confederacy Elizabeth Wilcox W. G. Taliaferro R. K. Chatham U. C Daily Eagle Collin Banner Good Roads County Brewster County Nueces County Coppus Christi Bay M. Mims Matthewson Giants Atlantic Spring-Rice Bryan, Route 5 Beastnag Inclined Benton Thos. H. Royder Wellborn Hughes Pomerayton, Ky A. J. Hughes Thedford
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