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Newspaper
Brenham Daily Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1900
Page
1
Report on a new male garment, the coatless shirt or coatless shirt, designed by John Wilton Cunningham and popularized by Eastern cities. The shirt features light blue fabric, broad side pleats, back pleats, and a waist length with elastic band, aimed at hot weather wear for business and social settings.
A Santa Fe conductor Garlick threatened to bluff a New Yorker over a bet tied to election talk. He boasted he could cover funds and rallied rail friends to back his claim while noting a political wager connected to a New York dispatch. Also listed are marriage notices dated Aug 14, 1900 for Henry Davis and Tempia Molkett and FH Dreyer and Vesta P Holley.
Internal rifts pull Texas Republicans toward factional action as Green and Hawley supporters clash over leadership, conventions, and machinery. The dispute, tied to White’s removal and factional loyalties, signals potential disarray and possible bolt risks at the San Antonio meeting amid broader party infighting.
The Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Co. stands defendant in four damage suits filed by J. Stal nob Ws Huonke A J and J Potect, seeking compensation for crops flooded June 27 from alleged unlawful obstruction of the Yegua River. Plaintiffs claim the railroad moved a bridge to narrow the channel and added obstructions, causing floodwaters to back up and ruin 52 acres of land including cotton and corn worth about 20 dollars per acre. The petitions allege negligent acts since 1860 and place blame on the railway for increasing flood damage.
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