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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1899

Page

2

From City Characters to a Ninth Divorce Suit

A Post-Dispatch item recounts a humorously misspelled street encounter with diverse foreigners claiming U S A origins from Porto Rico to Manila. It ends with a quip about an Indiana man suing for his ninth divorce to remarry, and Lon Johnson selling cheap wallpaper in Bryan.

Indiana

Memorable Sayings Highlight Local Life and Commerce

A Syracuse Post item recounts a woman dropping a street memorandum with quirky phrasing about taxes and roosters. Peter Cooper, noted for vast wealth, extols newspapers as a business booster where every town resident should advertise, benefiting both advertiser and distant readers by signaling a thriving community.

Peter Cooper

1899 Calendar Facts and Holidays Summary

The 1899 calendar lists New Year as Sunday with calls on Monday, Washington's Birthday on Wednesday, Memorial Day and July 4 on Tuesday, Christmas on Monday, Ash Wednesday February 15, Shrove Sunday March 12, Good Friday March 31, Easter April 2, new congressmen beginning prerogatives on Saturday March 4, and May Day on Monday.

Washington

Oifees over James Drugstore

Residence Phone 131.

Oifees James Drugstore

A and M College board lays out $165000 request

Capt. F A Reichardt reported to the Houston board that the A and M College biennial report will seek $165,000 in appropriations for new dormitories a combined agricultural and horticultural building a chemical and veterinary laboratory sub experiment stations a steam heating plant a sewerage system a new well residences for professors and other needs. The report notes record matriculation this year about 391 students with expectations to reach 400 and more than 100 turned away.

F. A. Reichardt Houston A. and M. College Capt. Reichardt Eagle Marion Sansom Alvarado Frank Holland Dallas W. R. Cavitt Bryan Judge Rogan Brownwood Jeff Johnson Austin

Deep Water At Aransas Pass Harbor Readied

In Washington a large delegation pressed for Aransas Pass Texas harbor improvement to create a 20 foot deep, 150 foot wide channel via two parallel jetties and dredging. The plan, costing about 1.525 million dollars, calls for removing the sandbar and extending Mustang Island protection, with a 12 foot dredge option for the nearby narrows at 150 feet wide.

Washington River and Harbor Committee Aransas Pass Tex Lewis Haupt Wheeler Kleberg Texas Secretary of War Congress Chief of Engineers United States Army Board of Engineers Mustang Island Cornus Christi

Missouri Legislature Organized in Jefferson City

The Missouri Legislature organized on Thursday with W. J. McClintic elected president of the Senate and W. J. Ward elected speaker of the House. Gov Stephens’ message was read in both houses, urging an investigation of municipal affairs in St. Louis amid persistent charges of bribery and boodling.

Jefferson City W. J. McClintic Senate W. J. Ward Stephens St. Louis

Governors inaugurated across states in early January

Nebraska chose William Pointer as governor in Lincoln, while Indiana Massachusetts New Hampshire and Maine also inaugurated leaders. Governor Pingree in Michigan delivered a 25000 word message on taxation reform and anti trust policy. In Texas and Louisiana accidents claimed lives as a buggy crash near Marble Falls killed Mrs Lester and a hunting accident near West Lake killed Benjamin Louis, age 10, with Tommy Kaufman witnessing the tragedy.

Lake Charles Benjamin Louis West Lake Tommy Kaufman Kaufman Louis

Passenger train wreck injures dozens near Grantsburg

Paducah Jan 6 A passenger train on the Illinois Central Ste Louis branch wrecked near Grantsburg Conductor William Mertz seriously hurt Fifteen passengers injured no fatalities reported Every car overturned engine remained on track Brownwood Tex Jan 6 Steve Delainy Santa Fe employee struck by eastbound train near a curve died of injuries in hospital

Paducah Ilinois Central Ste. Louis Grantsburg William Mertz Brownwood Tex Steve Delainey The Santa Fe Road

Young Men and Fragrance in Greenhouse Note

A short, enigmatic line from McDuff Simpson, 39, remarking that rare flowers are hard to cultivate this time of year to let them bloom for their young lady friends.

McDuff Simpson

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