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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1900
Page
5
A garbled OCR fragment references a time card for Hu. & T. with numbers showing Northbound and Southbound routes, including mentions of No 1 No 2 and No 4. The readable bits suggest schedule notation rather than a full article, with no clear events or persons named.
Local items report a carload of fine millet hay and car corn on track for sale by C F Moore, new whiskey at Exposition Saloon, and a mistrial in the Geo D Tucker case after a Harris county trial. Visits from Prof R P Gibbs and Mrs M E Matthews to their brothers, and a summer school arrangement by Col L L Foster are noted. Preaching and Sunday services listed, millinery opening announced, and Wayne County notes on railroad damage and convicts moved to the WW farm.
The Episcopal Tea hosted by Mrs Milton Parker and her daughters will be held at her residence on Tuesday April 10 from 3 to 6 p.m. Proceeds support the church. Admission 10 cents.
The notice advertises available rooms suitable for offices and highlights female diseases as a specialty. It states all chronic diseases are treated and offers free consultation and examination.
Dublin World correspondent cites United Irishman extract from Maud Gonne titled The Famine Queen criticizing Queen Victoria. The piece accuses the queen of cruelty toward Ireland and its people, calling for accountability for evictions and destruction of homes.
Beckville report notes Joe Martin severely mangled as a large tree toppled on him while cutting timber. In Houston a bridge tender, P A Newport, suffered two broken legs and later amputation after the drawbridge accident. Wabash sees Elva Beck sue for damages claiming harm to reputation by neighbors Lockridge. Leggett tragedy tells of a daughter of Rev J J Rice dying from clothing catching fire while lighting a stove.
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