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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1902
Page
2
A 1902 Moulton Mirror issue surveys global affairs and local concerns. It highlights American actions in the Philippines and Cuba, Spain’s May 17 crown, bird protection laws, Boer War notes, Confederate Veterans gathering in Dallas, and regional industrial growth while urging peace and lawful conduct.
The notice outlines the two day program for the County Teachers Institute in Halletsville with topics on teacher duties term closings transfers contracts textbooks morals and school discipline. It urges all teachers to attend and notes parallel sessions for colored teachers in Halleteville on April 4 5 along with various local social notices.
The April 4 1902 Hallettsville note reports a lively state campaign, calls for careful voting, and lists city election results for marshal assessor and collector secretary and aldermen. It mentions a local theater presentation by Sons of Hermann, juror summons, light criminal docket, an agency opening, and the death of Mr Jove Heinrichs son with condolences.
Special Rate Order No 333-1902 lists excursion rates for travel to Cuero with sale limits April 6 to 9 and notes uniform firemen rates. Other entries include notes on a baby girl birth, Dr A M Kotzebue returning from Chicago, and an engine derailment near the depot with track damage. It mentions multiple towns and stations from Flatonia to Rosebud and San Antonio conference travel in April 1902.
Enlistment to maintain usual numbers in the East Indian Archipelago advances at a snail pace. The administration now realizes the challenge, with troops on the islands soon to be mustered out and no fresh recruits available.
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