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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1899
Page
3
Train schedule shows Hearne departures and arrivals for Nos 1 2 3 4 9 10 with morning and evening times. Northbound Nos 1 and 3 list arrival times while Southbound Nos 2 and 4 show departure windows.
K Gelber left yesterday for Germany. R T Boyle went to Marlin yesterday. B M Curd visited from Millcap. A L Ewing came from Myers. Gen H B Stoddard traveled to Houston. Miss Agnes Ettle returned from Calvert. Lady Avondale arrives at Clarke Dansby’s. M Love and J McClaren in town. Exposition Saloon advertises Mount Vernon Pare Rye. Fresh strawberries sold Wednesdays and Saturdays at Howell Bros. Ads note second hand phonograph and wallpaper prices. Burt Norwood receives Dodson Brana bottles and pickles. larke Dansby purchases five Bolton slippers.
Voters chose H. G. Rhodes for Secretary A. L. Hill for Secretary and T. P. Boyett for Marshal. Alderman race favored Wipprecht over Johnson, Batts, Howell, Harris, Wyse, Lee, and Grace as totals reached 738. Also listed are land and business ads, smallpox notes, church wardens and vestrymen, and property for sale with contacts in multiple cities.
The tribute praises George F. Edmunds for his sound legal mind and independent Senate service. It notes his potential presidency using majority-supported principles, his skill in debate, and his habit of opposing colleagues. David Davis recalls Edmunds could be swayed to negative votes in the old New England fashion.
A chamber’s journal recalls a shoemaker who kept his books on a wall with hob nails and rivets indicating sole, patch, and customer details. It also discusses Keate, the famed stern head master of Eton, his flogging, dignity, and enduring memory. The piece moves to Jane Addams on the Poor, highlighting neighborly aid among urban lows, with acts of sacrifice and shared coal and supper.
An ex-New Orleans photographer argues beauty in pictures goes beyond appearance with Maude Branscombe cited as a mask of charm. The piece also details the trading rat of Wyoming highlands, noted for nest building, food storage, and a fondness for bright red items.
Chicago march 16 result of the Democratic primaries confirms Carter H Harrison will be renominated for mayor with no opposition from Altgeld supporters. light turnout due to lack of challenge to Harrison ticket. Fort Smith and Little Rock briefings on miners returning to work and railroad commissioners appointed. Albany note: Roosevelt refuses to commute Martha Place sentence. electrocution planned at Sing Sing next week.
A Tacoma Ledger item quotes a playful exchange about fractions and family. A mother asks about the number of sisters of a new playmate and the child mentions one real sister and tricks about two half sisters, revealing a humorous arithmetic misunderstanding.
A brief comic exchange notes Robson being fired after an overly clever act. The first clerk recalls the dismissal, while the second doubts it, mentioning a consignment mixup with cradles described as fruit baskets.
A brief humor piece notes a man stops wearing his watch after constant inquiries about the time. The exchange prompts a punchline about time and social bother. May roller bargain day cited in a caption.
Edward Bok argues in The Ladies Home Journal that swearing and excessive drinking are declining as men grow more self disciplined. He credits rising business demands and changing societal tolerance for impatience with imbalanced men, noting the shift may be material or moral in basis.
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