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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1901
Page
4
The Denver Road advertises upgraded service with modern coaches cafe cars and Pullmans. It promotes travel to Colorado Utah California and the Northwest and claims superiority in trains and equipment. W F Sterley A G P A and Charles L Hull T P A signatories back the Fort Worth and Bangor City Railroad Co in Fort Worth Texas.
Ai x la Chapelle a busy German manufacturing town sees a full circus performance draw crowds and halt mills as Consul Brundage reports. The event shifts local opinion toward Americans while workers idle and billboards blaze with vivid displays.
Two Galveston girls Minnie and Georgia Yanch led a thank you from New York schoolchildren for a large donation to rebuild city public schools. They mailed a heartfelt letter to Miles M. O'Brien, president of New York City's Board of Education, dated January 6, 1901.
Local notes include visits by Mr. F Schrimsher of Greer county Oklahoma and a new permanent guest at the Hughes home born January 24th. A Valentine tea for Woodman Circle is set February 14 at Turner Hall with refreshments and dancing. Hermannson’s Hall hosts a large event February 2 with Prof Hildens Orchestra. Portland-bound Mr. Ford Rose resigns from S A & A P R R to take a post in Oregon. City crossings repair uses new rock while rail and street improvements proceed. Opinion pieces contrast New York rail miles with state stats and call for honesty in politics as a regional reflection. A physician warns against work before breakfast. Minneapolis Times notes dangers of working between meals.
A legislative committee appointed by Speaker Prince concludes its probe into the Waters and Pierce Oil Co matters finds no fault with Hon. J. W. Bailey or other state officials. Bailey’s testimony is deemed candid, detailing his relations and personal transactions, while the findings praise his character and public service.
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