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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1900
Page
3
The Brazos river neared flood stage with another potential overflow as town notes report several residents traveling, sales at saloons, and social events. A blue horse mule is missing near Batte’s farm with a $5 reward. church services and teas fund parsonage construction while a card party features prizes and social chatter.
A scanned exchange lists individuals from cities including New Orleans Baltimore Dallas Houston and St Louis with accompanying surnames and initials such as Byron Miller Hugh Barnes James Reed J Chaffer and H P Paseberry. The roster also mentions teams or associations tied to Central and College entities with names like M Hannefin Tom Hicks and J W Benson.
Waco Times-Herald quotes Congressman Henry ally as claiming Lith Stone county by a thousand majority while official returns are not ready. Advices say Astin also won the county. Classified note lists pasture rates through Sept. 1 with cows at 50 cents and horses at $1, monthly cow rates. tf J. M. Caldwell.
Charles Herbert Allen, named civil governor of Puerto Rico, arrives aboard the Dolphin with General Davis. A 3,000-strong crowd watches as police and Puerto regiments march in, a modest reception contrasting with expectations of May 1 full civil government. The governor, in ordinary dress, tours the executive mansion and meets locals. The scene reflects subdued enthusiasm among Puerto Ricans.
A massive fire obliterated over five square miles, destroyed more than 2000 buildings, left seven dead and 7000 homeless, with insured losses around half the value. Ottawa and Hull suffer extensive damage, while Ottawa pledges 100000 in relief.
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