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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1900
Page
3
Interleaved timetables show east and north bound departures from Hearne with No. 1 and No. 3 arrivals and No. 9 and No. 10 service times. Local items mention visits, returns, funeral details for Mrs. Webb, restaurant relocation, Foster Hall dormitory work, and regional chatter from Bethel, Steep Hollow, and Madison County residents.
The Bryan Eagle lists letters remaining at the post office for the week ending Jan 30 with one cent advertising fee. A long “Letters Ladies” section names Campbell Anne to Williams Charlie and a separate “GENTS” list includes Abies J J and Jackson Harrison among others.
100 acres in the Brazos bottom near Judge Moore's offered for rent at two dollars per acre. Property once owned by Dr. J. R. Sims.
New York dispatch reports Susan B. Anthony arrives in Washington to prepare for the National American Woman Suffrage association convention where her eightieth birthday and resignation as president will be observed. Carrie Chapman Catt mentioned as leading successor option. New York sends 26 delegates.
A list of hotel arrivals includes travelers from Houston Chicago Dallas St Louis Philadelphia and New York among others with numerous individuals such as F W Norris S W Huddleston A J Haber Tom J Lee Ed H Hardin J M Brown J J Hussey and Ira J Lamont. The compilation reflects a broad mix of guests across cities and states without further details on durations purposes or affiliations.
G. B. Parker of Bryan Texas announces appointment as temporary administrator with power to collect debts and sue if needed. All indebted persons should settle promptly. Residence Bryan Brazos County Texas date January 24 1900.
President Samuel Gompers of the AFL sails to Cuba on the Orinoca for a one month leave to recuperate from a bicycle accident and study labor matters with aims to help form unions there. In Washington the interior secretary says national banks in the Indian Territory are not subject to the territorys nonresident license tax. 16 national banks operate there.
New York February 1 says there will be decided opposition to giving Miss Helen Gould the thanks of congress as proposed in a measure recently introduced. Representative Hull of Iowa, chairman of the committee on military affairs, says she shall be given a medal.
Dispatch from Port of Spain Trinidad reports General Valentino Perez and Venezuelan rebels defeated government troops at San Fernando Ipure capital. Perez forces occupy the city and gain control of the area.
Major T. M. Harwood died at his Gonzales Texas residence at age 72. He was a lawyer, a Mason, a Confederate veteran and an elder in the Presbyterian church.
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