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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1900
Page
3
A set of odd time stamps appears as 12 80 p m 8 65 p m 1 25 a m and 8 17 a m offering no clear context or event. The readable portion lists four times without accompanying details such as event, place, or participants.
Judge A C Brietz visits Millican and Ed ge Bros offers hulls and window shades. Several locals return from San Antonio Madisonville Galveston and Nava Sota. Presbyterian church contract Hearne. Easter egg hunt at Episcopal rectory and tea planned. Lost blue horse mule reward. A&M band leader Miller to lead concert. Portiers new at Levy Bros. Carnes benefit at opera house. Child dies near Bryan. funeral at Steep Hollow. Rentals offered and visitors listed.
Office hours listed as 9 a m to 12 noon and 1 30 to 5 p m. The notice appears under the heading Law Offices.
J W Byars visits Bryan to inspect proposed railroad extension line. Christian church ladies host Friday tea 4 to 5 50 at Mrs W T James home admission 10 cents. Kandy Kitchen spring opening Thursday with free ice cream for ladies and children. For sale two full blood Devon bulls. H Newton wins contract for Mrs Webb residence. Wooten Harder bring Mexican June coin. Adams brothers visit from Marlin. Markham opens new photo gallery on Bryan street. Washout delays Sunday train. high Navasota river from heavy rains. Several social visits noted. band needs uniforms. stock law takes effect today.
Destructive floods devastate lines of Louisville and Nashville, Mobile and Ohio, and other carriers around Lorames Mobile. A west Pascagoula bridge near Scranton was wrecked by logs, with 300 feet of Mobile and Ohio track washed out and a five foot deep gully replacing roadbed. Rail service unclear through week end as repairs loom.
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