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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1905
Page
3
An advertisement extols Mi o na as a guaranteed stomach and digestive system cure for winter ailments. It claims to strengthen nerves, halt fermentation, destroy disease germs, and yield solid bone, firm muscle, and pure blood, with a 50 cent price and refund guarantee by pharmacist E J Jenkins. Also lists boarding notice and space for shop for N Jametta on Main Street near I N depots.
Tonight at Carnegie Hall the ROE company presents a varied program with Das Orchestra Vocal Solo Schubert's Serenade Death violin solo by Mr Cerna violin obligato and piano by Mrs Davis Cradle of the Deep. Mr Collier delivers a lecture on The Masterpieces of the Overture William Tell Gonade. Miss Stevens performs a Trombone Solo Rocked in the World's Art.
The Good Roads convention in Austin drew a large attendance from several counties. Leaders including J. M. Shumate and Mayor White spoke at sessions with experts like Sam C. Lancaster and Col. W. H. Richardson presenting road building insights and bond-issuing feasibility. The event highlighted state progress and legislative action on road legislation.
Austin dispatch reports House members leave Tuesday afternoon for Laredo to join Red Men's Washington's birthday celebration. Senate bill requiring all railroads to keep switch lights burning from sunset to sunrise passed finally. House judiciary committee backs Bartholomew bill to revise civil and criminal laws. House public lands committee backs Carswell bill to revise land laws. Governor signs concurrent resolutions inviting President Roosevelt to visit Austin and to seek broader powers for the Interstate Commerce Commission.
A string of local tragedies and events from Sherman to Texarkana reports deaths by illness and violence, fires, wrecks, and stabbings. Notable names include John Kelly, J Al Bange, Julian Flores, and Marshall Alexander, with incidents in Sherman, Marlin, San Antonio, Hawkins, Texarkana, Humble, Walter, and Lexington.
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