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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1905
Page
3
The Bryan Eagle lists railroad schedules for north and south bound trains, local visits and travels of residents like J. J. Redding, Miss Nellie Rohde, Miss Frances Pitts, and J. M. Caldwell. It notes business items at Norwood's, Parks & Waldrop's clearance sale, and community notices including band meetups, meetings at the armory, and a new coffee roaster installation.
J R Batte of Bryan praised Italian settlers as reliable and industrious while noting their impact on land values and urging placement on prairie lands. He contrasted immigrants with other groups, claiming the Negro would not stay in farming and must be replaced by other races. Samuel Levy discussed immigration mail-out strategies and ship rates.
In Austin on February 1 the Texas House debated a juvenile court bill with sponsor Hancock defending it. A motion to table the measure failed as adjournment followed. The House private corporations committee heard about fifty Texas private bankers opposing bank restrictions. Senate moved to reconsider a liquor ban on cold storage and social clubs. Willacy and others argued pending orders. Henderson and Johnson county road bills passed. Notable deaths include Mrs. F Zell in Sherman and Will Wright in Lamasco who predicted his fate. A typographic union formed in Mineola. An elephant trainer Harry Lockhart died in Mexico City. A Temple firm shipped eggs to New York. A Bedias fire damaged frame buildings. Dan F Sullivan became Dallas waterworks superintendent. Porter died after wagon accident near Hico. Pressley Tankersley convicted of wife murder. Media White convicted of criminal assault. life term.
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