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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1902
Page
2
Publication details indicate a weekly Friday edition with editor and subscription rate of $1.00 per year. Postal entry confirms second class matter at Moulton Texas.
The note records Admiral Sampson dying Tuesday evening from a hemorrhage of the brain. It mentions political opinions, upcoming primaries, and public exhortations about civic participation, plus global alerts on China and India.
The Brazilian aeronaut Severo completed a flawless trial voyage with his airship last week. The write up hints at future transatlantic flights by flying machines and discusses reform in U S elections including popular vote for senators.
The Tue Saengerfest in Houston drew many singing societies from across the state. Prof Lindenberg directed performances by leading state artists, highlighting music and singing as grand human art.
Mrs. Louise Seydier named postmistress of Shiner to fill the deceased husband’s term. Dr. P. Henninger dies suddenly at home. funeral held at K P cemetery. Fire alarms disrupt town as roof-only blaze hits an old two story building near Fiato Bros. lumber yard. Deputy U S Marshal Lincaster probes Horace Hale case with May 5 trial in San Antonio. cabbage sale reported between Lavaca and Navidad towns.
Freyborg locals report a calico ball on Avril 27 at Swiss Alps and note crops thriving despite a bail and rainstorm. They warn of a new bug damaging watermelon and cucumber vines, describe local marriage license issues, and request a cordial reception when the writer visits Moulton.
Summer normal school for Gonzales Lavaca and adjoining counties opens June 9 and closes July 31 1902 a session of eight weeks at Gonzales Texas with faculty including T L Toland C A Peterson W S Lanthorn and K A Jones
An agent for the American Educational Company offers to save you 10 to 25 percent on any school or college you wish to attend. For details and a list of schools, write or call at Dr. A. M. Korzesve’s office.
A May Feast program notes an address of welcome by the president of the Hermanns, Park Ver ein, Mr. Ave. MvELLEE. F.
A fragment reads Call on me if you need anything in the above line. All my work is guaranteed to give satisfaction. All work prompty and neatly Give Me A Call. executed. BRceNKENNOEFER.
The event offers a 4 PM crowning ceremony with free park admission. A grand ball follows at night in the hall. Music by the Lone Star and City bands. Admission 50 cents for gentlemen, ladies free. All invited to join the festivities.
Messrs E H Perry and Herry Miller registered in Houston then to Beaumont for oil business. Fred Tate arrived from Creek Nation to visit family. Walter and Mark Endel bach head to Wharton to run an Iron Works Plant set up by A Eidelbach of Flatonia. The Southern Pride Saloon in Ganado was robbed by nitro explosion, $300 taken, log crack heard near the depot, suspects at large. C F Lehmann and daughter Mary returned from Hot Springs Arkansas after attending the National Editorial Association. excursions to Little
The author contrasts a husband who neglects his wife for pleasure with a man who commends costly memorials after death. Flowers on a coffin don’t comfort. true kindness is shown in life through love and care. The piece urges daily acts of affection to keep home life warm and joyful.
A reflective piece urges kindness to ensure care and sympathy for the living, noting how newspapers rely on reader tips. It cites a Jacksonville Reformers line praising home printing for local business, accuracy, promptness, and keeping money in the community. It invites readers to share news of interest.
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