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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1899
Page
2
By Connelly Palmer and Carnes Malcolm Cannes Editor sets forth subscription priority terms. The notice outlines preexisting arrangements with readers and specifies renewal procedures and deadlines.
The Texas Railway Club honored A and M College yesterday with a full itinerary from noon to 8:30 pm. Activities included a welcome in Assembly Hall, tours of machine shops and departments, a dress parade, and a complimentary dance, with speeches by D B Stancliffe and President A S Grant.
Addresses were delivered by Vice President Galbraith of the Cotton Belt and Willis Squire of the A. T. & S. F. Railway. College students guided members through departments and a dress parade featured the entertainment. A complimentary hop at the mess hall closed the day of pleasure and profit for club members and visitors.
Public notice lists Caldwell’s sale items including large Nethersole bracelets priced at 1 and 1.50 and a reduced selection of friendship silver heart pieces. A blue enamel class pin with initials kb.0 is reported lost with reward offered for return to alter Coulter.
Havana and other cities report on Major General Fitzhugh Lee’s final general order praising the Seventh Army Corps. It notes their discipline and duty, the president’s regard, and the corps' role in American progress, while detailing movements of Cuban and British interests and early postwar muster plans.
The grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias of Texas convenes in Dallas city hall. An estimated 600 to 800 Pythians are expected to visit during the session. In Deadwood South Dakota a 36 hour blizzard paralyzes northern hills with heavy snow and gusty winds.
Noblesville Indiana April 18 The Hon R R Stephenson ex judge of the Hamilton county circuit court died here from an overdose of morphine taken in a personal crisis.
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