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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1901
Page
2
Washington reports say Cuban delegates believe a fair understanding is reached on the Platt amendment questions. General Pedro Betancourt says the talks aim to study relations and convey Cuba’s views, not present powers or plans.
The article notes the death of Eugene T. Heiner a Houston resident and designer of the Brazos county courthouse. It mentions global events and political currents in Texas including Bryan and the 1901 presidential race.
A cheerful note in the May Ladies' Home Journal speaks of contributing to the common fund with fun, fancy, and song to brighten days from morning to night despite rough roads.
Capt J A Hester of the Wesson community dies at his Brazos county home after a three week illness. A Alabama native and Methodist, he taught and farmed for over twenty years and left a wife and four children. Funeral at Wesson church this Sunday afternoon. community extends sympathy.
A Bryan and College Station based oil company with Galveston and Houston organizers promotes stock at a low Bryan price before wider sale in Houston and Galveston. The firm, backed by leading local capitalists, emphasizes financial strength and development potential in a homegrown venture.
At a national committee meeting in St Louis on December 29 1900 resolutions authorized a referendum vote on platform changes. The national chairman shifted the May 4 2 PM vote to a Bryan courthouse mass meeting at the same time. Signed by W W Weaver and W J Bronpon secretary chairman.
The company declares 3000 in arrears and warns power and water cuts if not paid by May 10 1901. A 1 dollar charge applies to cut off and reconnection. Read the bylaws and settle promptly to avoid service interruption. B. W. L. & P. Co. 127 by W. H. Harman, supt.
Sealed proposals will be received for selling ice cream lemonade and other beverages except intoxicating liquors on the grounds at the A M College during commencement week. Bids due by 12 m Tuesday May 14. Right to reject any bid reserved. 28 L L Foster President.
A group of fifteen young ladies from Bryan spent yesterday on Tonkawa Lake for a day of yiemiecing and fishing. Chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Marvin E. Wallace, the outing honored Miss Mattie Harrington of Plano, who is visiting the Wallaces. The day was described as delightful.
Hartshorn April 27. Robert Hawkins fell 800 feet down Hailey's shaft causing sudden death. The accident occurred during mining work with Hawkins reported missing until rescue efforts confirmed fatality.
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