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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1900
Page
3
Time entries list Bryan schedule times for northbound No. 1 at 12:80 p.m. southbound No. 2 at 8:55 p.m. northbound No. 8 at 1:25 a.m. southbound No. 4 at 8:17 a.m.
Multiple short items report calls to buy goods at Levy Bros and Gus Stevener, returns from trips, drink offerings at Exposition saloon, interest in Jersey heifers and buggies, railway work by Engineer Trammell on C W and B V extension, upcoming concerts and initiations, a charity entertainment, social teas, and medical association travel.
Friday night band concert at the Grand Opera House seeks funds for uniforms. An excellent program is planned and the event invites liberal patronage from the community. A tea is offered Friday afternoon 4 to 8 50 at Mrs W T James residence with 10 cent admission. The Kandy Kitchen spring opening is Thursday evening with free ice cream and drinks for ladies and children. Pasture rates and cattle terms are listed and two Devon bulls are for sale through Jas O Chance. Depot grounds cleaning and Koppe block fence removal noted.
A sectarian convention in New York hushed as the chairman attempted to introduce Rev Dr Blank. The audience erupted in loud applause when the name was mentioned, and the reverend then called for prayer once silence returned.
A sensational line portrays a woman who allegedly poisoned her husband. The speaker contrasts her sweet appearance with a presumed cold calculation to win jury sympathy and secure acquittal.
Edward G. Uihlein, former Chicago park commissioner, built a world plant collection and battled bugs that attacked new specimens. He placed scooped-out potatoes near each plant, attracting pests to the decoy and sparing the roots, a method he found successful.
Bryan is shown as a key distribution center with seven mail routes, three of them daily. Tea events are planned for May 1 at Mrs. Johnston’s home to aid the Baptist parsonage fund. A band concert is set for Friday night at the opera house with local residents attending.
A speaker notes poets often personify truth as feminine, suggesting women are more truthful. The other responds that this signals truth will have the last word. The exchange explores symbolism and final authority in poetic truth.
A humorous dialogue contrasts a country speaker’s stomach ache with pain tolerance and charity. The royal segment describes Queen Victoria’s close family ties and affection for the Duchess of York, plus young Edward of York acting as diplomat and helper at court.
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