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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1901
Page
3
Local notices mention train connections with main lines and arrivals. Shopping ads promote robes, wedding gifts, buggy stock, and bottled beer. Residents and visitors list relocations, rentals, and upcoming sermons, with various businesses offering services and goods.
Brazos Lodge No. 64 K of P extends cordial invitation to the Bryan Business League to meet in the lodge room on the second or fourth Tuesday night of each month and to meet during the day. The Bryan Business League accepts the invitation with gratitude and adds praise for the Pythian generosity.
Advertisements and notices from Bryan and nearby towns surface including advertising of medicine samples and druggists Quinn and Wilson Jenkins, legislative note on I and G N consolidation, shifts of J E Semple to Martinsville Virginia, harness from Buchanans, a long duet of local job and sale notices, a seed sale at M H James, a February drawing class start, and a postponed tea due to bad weather.
Senate action includes an amendment banning hazing with expulsion as penalty in the military academy bill. A night session focused on the shipping bill with speeches by Jones of Arkansas and Aldrich of Rhode Island. Also reported are pension bill passage and presidential nominations including labor commissioner, consuls, and Texas postmasters.
In Washington on February 6, rumors swirl that Adjutant General Henry Corbin may command the army as lieutenant general after General Miles retires. Corbin would become ranking major general after Brooke's retirement and could be named to the top post by August 8, 1902. Friends push for Otis instead, while Corbin delays retirement until September 1906. In Tyler Texas, T Y Shockley is seriously wounded after being shot near Lindale, with J L Glasscock held on bond after surrender.
J E Davis shipped 1418 head of hogs from Milford Texas in January earning farmers here more than $10 000.
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