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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1899
Page
2
The Bryan Texas page shows a historic edition with postal notice and publication details. It lists editors Connelly, Palmer & Carnes and pricing per week and per month. The date is Saturday April 8, 1399, indicating a late 19th century issue.
A dated exhortation urges a man to overcome shyness and propose marriage. It mocks fears of bills and independence while urging self improvement and bold courting. The missive ends with a plea to press the suit as an angelic opportunity awaits.
The fragment invokes religion and patriotism urging broadcloth and white swiss to appear side by side in church dress. It speaks of destiny opening a new chapter and loneliness ending as one walks in sentiment and renewal of life attributed to Bob Taylor.
A roster of individuals including Geo N Wilson of Dallas W E Harwood of Austin J G Goldsmith and E E Shamate Allan D Sanford of Waco and others from Kansas City St Louis New Orleans Philadelphia Indianapolis and Chicago appears in the document. The list features numerous executives and officials across multiple states.
Mr Cliff Carter and Mrs Ida Hayes of Edge will marry tomorrow at the residence of Rev and Mrs Wilson in Edge with Rev Wilson officiating. The Eagle offers best wishes for a happy future. Dr Tabor reports the ampolox outbreak improving with no new cases and discharge of twenty four patients expected tomorrow. G W Crow visited Bryan from Madison County noting cold weather forced corn replanting but the crop is recovering. wheat planting is extensive and promising with limited cotton. Tomato plants for delivery. phone orders.
The Enter Egz event at the Episcopal rectory Tuesday evening drew many. prizes went to Lucy Wilson Ozelle Doremus Henry Wilson Cora Garth Dedice Hickman Helen DeMarett George Chance and Willie Roman among the boys. At Easter meeting Mr Frank Clarke was elected vestryman of St Church. Tomorrow is the second Sunday of the month and no service will be held at St Andrews. Dr and Mrs Herbert E Bowers depart on today’s train for Navasota to attend the election of church officers. During their stay in Navasota the rector and wife will visit guests of Col and Mrs R A Harlock.
Ada McCorquodale, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willie McCorquodale, died yesterday afternoon at 2 p.m. Burial will be at Steep Hollow at 11 a.m. today. The rest of the text lists legal blanks and pricing from The Eagle, including various deeds and leases.
The Texas Senate secured a quorum and began a session with adjournment sine die set for April 20. It concurred in House amendments on railroad right of way and enacted bills on suffrage, freight transport by railways, and title chain validation. The Galveston wharf measure passed 77 to 25 after debate. a corporation and railroad condemnation provision also passed. The House approved a Senate concurrent resolution requesting a Washington account of federal Texas obligations under 1850 acts and Indian depredation claims.
Two men Forest Jamison and Mose Anderson were lynched near Brooksville Mississippi for the murder of stock farmer T H Cleland. An inquest found assassination. Jamison confessed choking Cleland while Anderson held the victims feet. A mob of about 200 men executed them by hanging and dispersed quietly.
Little Rock April 7 The sweeping antitrust statute draws concern as it may destroy labor organizations by deeming labor a commodity and prohibiting price fixing by unions federations and associations across the state.
Galveston April 6 reports the First Texas will remain in service for over two weeks more. Physical examinations are set to begin next Monday as part of the muster process.
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