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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1910
Page
5
A notice announces a meeting of the Knights of Pythaine Lodge this evening to consider a matter of vital importance to the membership as a whole.
A church gathering at Andrew's Church was postponed due to a storm. The event, planned for Monday night at 8 o'clock, will be held Friday at 8 with expected attendance from members across Bell Brow and nearby towns.
Brief world items note Seba W Gates at Fort Arthur Beiire a grocery firm in Beaumont attracts interest The T W House men in Houston discuss forming a syndicate Several workers suffer falls from a roof at Oonavilly A Western Union suit against a wate company is dropped In Texas new brick work continues and a state project progresses The Mormon colonies in Mexico are financially stable and lenders plan expansion of deposits totaling 146 960.56
The relief court of Inquiry exonerates Brownsviile citizens after a year long investigation of the shooting incident. It finds the Negro raiders guilty and names J esdamien CA and W.H. Walker in the town raid.
The cotton business for this season is winding down with very few buyers in the city and limited activity at the market on Cotton Street. Trade chatter indicates subdued demand and slow receipts as merchants anticipate further declines in prices.
An early Kansas story recounts a defiant man confessing to a fight and suggesting surrender. The justice of the peace, JP, questions witness and motive while the offender pleads isolation, then is discharged but faces a $50 fee after the improvised verdict from the judge.
An old anecdote recalls an Englishman in Glasgow asking to see “plaid tea” in a hosier shop. The shopkeeper learned the phrase meant a tartan patterned necktie, prompting reflections on plaid usage and color blending in Scottish attire.
Auction notice offering two lots with decent road access, a stable and galvanized iron fence in southeast town near school and church. Price reduced from 1 20000 to 850.00, one of the area’s most desirable two story residences in the southeast part of town.
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