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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1900
Page
2
A Houston man identified as Mr. J. M. Lee has been meeting with local real estate owners near Lamb Springs to develop mineral resources. The Navasota Patriot predicts oil and coal may soon flow from the area and even gas could power city lighting.
The Mississippi legislature has funded a textile school linked to its agricultural college to train young men in cotton manufacturing and supervision of plant construction. The Eagle urges Texas A and M to secure a similar provision, arguing the state needs skilled factory operators and advocates prompt legislative action.
A cement deposit near Owen Sound Ontario discovered with cement began in 1889 and described as exhaustible in practice. The factory capacity will rise to 300 barrels daily with a price of 200 dollars per barrel of 850 pounds net. The cement is claimed to rival Irish German and Belgian exports and could replace imports to Canada.
A Cleveland Leader note quotes Don Carlos debating Spain's holdings and losses as a pretender's secretary warns of losing ground in real estate terms across batches and islands.
A list of hotel arrivals shows names and origins across Texas and beyond. Among the many guests are individuals from Dallas Houston San Antonio Galveston and Waco along with travelers from St Louis Cincinnati Chicago and New York. The record notes multiple surnames and affiliations including Fre d er icks Freder icks and Pate with various cities such as Marlin Austin Madison and Temple represented.
Mrs Milton Parker and her daughters host a church benefit tea on Tuesday April 10 from 4 to 6 pm at 38 residence. Admission is 10 cents and a cordial invitation is extended to all.
Brussels reports say one Sipido accomplice was arrested and interrogated by police. Sipido may confess as statements suggest a plot behind the prince outrage. Meert sold the revolver and admits discussing the act, though he claims it was in jest. two more accomplices are sought. Also in New York and Texas brief items.
At a mass meeting of businessmen in Kansas City on Thursday night a popular subscription of 38 000 was raised. Subscriptions total 59 750 since the convention hall burned, leaving an available fund of 224 500 for rebuilding. The hall is to be ready for the Democratic national convention.
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